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22 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesdey, duly a, sald a ae New Welfare Benefits Scale New Russ Campaign Seen Mailed To Municipalities TORONTO (CP) -- Twenty eral assistance payments, the A group of young Belgia province 30 per cent and muni-|rived here Tuesday, the first of | ° ' pages of regulations setting out t curl y ouncl a new, higher scale of benefits'cipalities the remainder. for general welfare recipients UNITED NATIONS (CP) -- Now that the UN General As- sembly has ended its emergency |- 1 session on the Middle East with-|campaign, foreshadowed in out doing anything about the are ]- ures here. provincial social services de- The next phase of the -- partment. \ government official said esday about Israeli pws edaaty Tuesday the new scale will i ion is|*' ions" i Suez Ca- emergency, the Soviet Union is|"provocations" in the Suez lence. fenétite. under' the Gen: expected to resume its total dip- nal zone, is likely to concen- lomatic support of the Arabj/trate on getting Israel away eral Welfare Assistance Act in tries 'from the canal. line with those paid widows and perches In it, the Russians can be ex-|disabled persons under the fam There was a temporary split last week when the Russians, in agreement with the United States, decided that the best thing to do was refer the Middle East crisis back to the Security Council All 13 Arab countries took the position that the assembly should be kept in session until it agreed to demand Israel's un- | conditional withdrawal from) Egypt, Jordan and Syria. SEE NEW CAMPAIGN But some Western diplomats now expect a fresh Soviet cam- paign in the council, beginning next week, to show the Arabs who their best friend is A last-ditch Soviet attempt to preach moderation to the Arabs | ues to back Israel to the extent Mentary ¢ at the assembly session was ajof opposing any demands on Is- Under failure. The mere fact that the/rae] that are not matched by As I Russians were doing it was|demands on the Arabs a remarkable comedown from |-- haces the original position, proclaimed | here by Premier Kosygin him-| self, that Israel] must be con- demned for aggression. Reports persist that sharp- tongued Ambassador Nikolai Fedorenko is about to be i 45 Countries Represented | MONTREAL (CP) -- Young} people from 45 countries began arriving here Tuesday for Ren- dezvous 67, the centennial pro- ject of the Canadian Red Cross Society The visitors--about 90 are ex- pected -- will disperse to com- munities throughout Canada for two weeks of home hospitality with people in the 17- to 35- year age group. Then they will join 300 Cana- dian Junior Red Cross members at Carleton University in Ot- tawa for discussions on health and international understand- ing. They will be welcomed by Governor - General Michener and addressed by External Af- fairs Minister Paul Martin. In Ontario, the delegates' countries and their destinations are: Jamaica--to Brantford and Kenora; Bahamas--to London: Nicuragua -- to Toronto and Brampton; Peru -- to Fort Wil- liam: United States -- to Tor- onto; Britain -- to Welland; Switzerland -- to Toronto and Port Arthur; Tunisia--to Leam- ington; Sudan -- to Sault Ste. Marie; Liberia--to Fort Wil- liam: India -- to Ridgetown: Nepal -- to Toronto; Togo--to Toronto; Sweden--to Brantford; | Yugoslavia--to Fort William. Former Editor | pected to play upon western de- ily Benefits Act sires to see the canal function-. 'The over-all_increases aver ing again. age about 15 per cent," the of- "6 r ficial said gg ote geese th Social Services Minister John F while, continues nee ae ae nation to|Yaremko said the general ef- j/fect of the new regulations will be "to enable municipalities to improved services to res} ntroduce new pro: to show clear determi hold conquered territory unti the Arabs negotiate peace The Arab governments, on the offer other hand, continue to disre-| dents and to gard as much as they can the sranis to permit those capable fact of defeat and insist that |! resume financial responsibil- they will not accept the exist- ity for themselves ence of Israel. Tom Senie i qi Unless the Soviet Union tries GET od in again to get them to modify this ,, The regulations. Pe rio attitude, there appears to be 'he curren' ate ba ae Gazette, al obtain 50-per-cent federa a wide range of no chance of Security Council ; agreement on any course of ac- |tion. The United States contin- °° i | boa : a, a -. , ot Sinar DEBORAH Rad- KERR pean MGRTIN Mar meROCKS = i e TTON LOPEZ, sas snionsn ots ane 3) (Drees By ACK DONOHUE Heron By CY OWRD (Ae AC Peticiom Pose. TERMED. OR" RPMI Tobacco Help From Belgium TILLSONBURG, Ont. Press Accreditation - Indicates Quebec Hassle MONTREAL (CP)-- The Quebec government's official ac- creditation for journalists cov- ering the state visit of President |de Gaulle became mere decora- tion here Monday. Reporters accredited to cover the visit only by the Quebec government were not permitted to enter city hall for a de Gaulle Most of the students are tak-| reception. ing agricultural courses spon-| sored by an organization known |badges i as Belgium in the World. They |--. {plan to work in social and cul-|.@" fields on completion of' government, good for all state |hundreds of Euro) ye © Comtes | ee The regulations for the first|/haryest tobacco. in August and| being mailed this week to time remove a requirement that candidate establish residence in a municipality for 12 months before he qualifies Quebec created its own sys- tem of accrediting journalists as part of its fight with federal officials over details of the five- as a scapegoat for Soviet fai Pen . he tle peg' {Ontario municipalities by the oat year Yor tis Qed dine | 340 Belgian students swelled the ranks of the tobacco harvest la- | bor force. More than 500 are ex- But police at city hall would) not permit entry to any repor' whose only official state - v badge was the one issued by ssued by the federal|the Quebec government. The official said the new bene- fits will go into effect in each 'ter | isit | municipal council decides to im-| They needed the cards and Under the new scale of bene- fits, a couple with three chil-| tyr. dren will receive up to $187 al month in assistance. PUPPETS PERFORM Thursday Night AN EXOTIC ARRAY OF ORIENTAL FOODS! Special Dishes of the Far East Prepared by Our Chef GEORGIAN Motor Hotel CHAMPLAIN AVE. AT THORNTON RD. Music by "Dick Valleau Quintet" other special allowances under); a system of supplemental bene-|9Perated by hand and rod are » f one of the attractions of the ~ | Rond F BABY IS SHOCKER |Ronde amusement area at --One-year-old Scott a shocking baby. His body col- him a mild electric shock. Doc- 0 the effect will wear off| when he gets older "earthed" as he learns} fill out forms, signed by their bosses, These were submitted to Ottawa. One of the reasons is that the only qualification for the prov- incial badges was evidently to show up. At least one reporter| This hassle oven extended to got a Quebec button for his| transportation. Provincial buses girl-friend as a joke. and vehicles carried journalists Qualifications for federal ac-|to city hall, where everyone creditation at least appeared|was switched to federal trans. more severe. Reporters had to| portation. : Back on a Return Engagement DANCING THIS WEEK to the sounds of "ww Dick Valleau Quintet' Featuring vocal arrangements of Bob Hill Appearing Nightly at the GEORGIAN Motor Hotel CHAMPLAIN AVE. AT THORNTON RD. 723-4693 ---- SHOWING UNTIL THURSDAY DAIL F. LANUCK PRESENTS } £ RODGERS &HAMMERSTENS = 9 [2] STARTING TOMORROW! EXEYTEMENT! INTERNATIONAL BUFFEI WED. - SAT. & SUN. 5:30 to 9:00 P.M. Sunday License Under the L.C.B.0. Act -- At The _-- TECHNICOLOR®~--PANAVISION® UCTION « A UNIVERSAL RELEASE With This Host Of Stars LAURENCE OLIVIER CHARLES LAUGHTON aunpauotlew/ SOEUR RR ik Je kOe ie | GEORGIAN motor noren Champlain Ave. at Thornton Rd. 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Mr. Taylor's body was found after neighbors noticed a back- log of mail at his door. 4 native of Moose Jaw, Mr. Taylor served with The Star as chief of its Ottawa bureau from 1941 to 1957, and was with the paper in Toronto until his re- tirement. Before joining The | Star, he was with the Montreal | Star for a brief period, and was a reporter and editor with The Canadian Press from 1938 until | 1940 at Winnipeg, Toronto, Wind- sor, Ont., and Montreal He started his newspaper career in the Moose Jaw bureau of the old Regina Star and later was a foreign affairs writer with The Star in Regina, he also worked for a time with the Moose Jaw Times-Herald. He is survived by two sisters, two brothers and an adopted daughter Vegetable Crop Close To Normal TORONTO (CP) -- Ontario's | vegetable crop will be much | closer to normal than had been | reported earlier, H. G. Hender- | son, manager of the Bradford Division of the Ontario Produce | Co. Lid., said Tuesday. Early reports had indicated that possibly as much as 40 per cent of the vegetable crop in the' Holland Marsh had been wiped out by heavy rains: dur- ing the last week of June and the first week of July Mr. Henderson said there | would be some loss in crop qual- ity from poorly drained fields but that most of the Jost areas had been reseeded to late let- tuce or carrots. The Canada Department of Agriculture at Bradford said the weather in the next two months will determine the fate of this late-seeded crop. The rains also caused consid- erable damage to the potato crop in the Alliston area. L. -F. Mainprize, potato spe- cialist with the Ontario depart- ment of Agriculture and Food, said that a conservative esti- mate was that 5,000 acres of potatoes had been damaged or Jost in the southern part of Sim- OSHAWA ain PHONE 723-4972 THEATRE THORNTON RD AT HIGHWAY 401 | PARAMOUNT PICTURES Give a girl EDWARDS a Gunn and | NN she'll shoot yi | the works! 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Exceptions ii in hunting ar ~ armed forces, cial and local * service, teachi nursing, and e! itable institutio prietory hospit Agricultural workers: qualifi this spring. Underthe ne envisaged, all ing professions ployed -- woul contribute. Ra tion would rer Hemlin Bit Abe PARIS (Reut tian Dior fash kept hemlines knee at the sh winter collectic Buyers said that designer | made no ch lengths. Street clothe top of the kne ning clothes ar For the first House of Dior ago, buyers we fore the press. Journalists w tion Thursday Trade buyer Bohan's new d Howe Re To Resci TORONTO ( - Howe, star : Wings of the | League, cance! engagement M« flew back to D wife and four cl riot-torn city. "The rioting miles from our said in an int too close." He said hi: hoped to leave Detroit home a: ble today. Howe, who w bury today, sai leave his chile summer camps GETTING AW LONDON (AI Quaker familie: away from it al tiny island off S west coast anc spokesman said take up agricul tery for tourists "more meaning compromises Vv ciples."*