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2 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdey, August 10, 1967 A GLANCE AROUND THE GLOBE FINAL SESSION TODAY -- Bitter Debate Marks Havana Meet FOR REVOLUTIONARY CONFERENCE FEDERAL MONEY REFUSED BATON ROUGE, La. (AP)-- Land Assembly Plan Proposed By Nixon Louisi is still the only state that refuses to allow its cities to accept money from the feder- al government to develop down- town areas, The ban was rein- forced recently when local op- HAVANA __ (Reuters)--Dele- ist countries which gave credits Solidarity when they return members for joining guerrilla gates to a Latin American revo- and technical aid to "dictator- home. struggle. tion measures for Shreveport lutionary conference here ships" and "oligarchies" in the Observers felt it virtually The conference also decided and New Orleans went down to overwhelming defeat before a worked through the night to prepare today's final session, aiready delayed by a bitter dis- pute over Russian policy in the Americas. Western Hemisphere--an_ uwn- mistakable reference to Russia, Poland and other Communist bloc nations which have recent- ly signed trade and other crystallized Moscow and Ha- vana as two separate poles of attraction for Western Hemi- sphere, Communists. Another victory for the mili- Wednesday night to base the or- ganization's permanent com- mittee in Havana, and to hold a conference every two years. Observers here, speculating HAMILTON (CP)--Ontarlo ,. sl J must start an intensive pro- © | Federal Area The conference is winding up agreements with Colombia, tant hard-liners came when the on the effects the resolutions gram of land assembly for © OTTAWA (CP)--The City of with a string of appeals for Brazil, Chile and other Latin same working committee con- might have on Cuban-Soviet re- / The City 0 armed struggle against U.S. _ American countries. demned the Moscow-oriented lations, said it appears clear at housing, provincial Liberal ee 4 Ottawa will urge the govern- 4|ment to abandon the idea of a Leader Robert Nixon d federal district, it was learned rally Wednesday night. dominance, backed by Cuban- led militant radicals. The issue which split the 27 Pro-Moscow Communists did not carry out their threat to walk out if the resolution was Venezuelan Communist party, conference sources reported. The Venezuelan party was least that Russian Premier Alexei Kosygin had no success in trying to tone down Premier House of Representatives com- mitiee. Guaranteed Investment Certificates JAMES SABYAI Mr. Nixon told the six-riding | ; FE rally at nearby Winona Beach , i gh gy government will delegations was a Cuban- approved. But observers a banned from the conference be- Fidel Castro's revolutionary that a small number of profes- ia caked Ineteaad wo wk backed resolution passed lieve they might quit the Or- cause it favors electoral means line during his visit to Cuba in NOW EARN sional land speculators make j Bere tas wor Wednesday condemning social- ganization of Latin American of seeking power and expelled June l , han la bs j | closely' with city hall to help Ot-' --__--___- i ; eed lelastahegiscee 4 lle June. See _ ha tino coaee 'valuable sfer. services ti (*X" Speci' briet being pre-| WEATHER REPORT he trad i 1 ree gga te t A special brief being pre- get the tradesmen an immedi-! asked: '"'Shoul and schools have been installed | '|pared by the city for submis- re) rogress et ate pay hike. 2 0 spend a lot of a ne tires ee cat the paopie | 'ision to the government also a s The UAW has promised| - pre 7 __"It is time we he p Fe Il says Cl C ] T ht skilled workers a "substantial! per annum eer on Sed in on some of the profit," sald 1 etondon ... Paris... Mos earing, 00. onl UAW nes ees § ee is ie een about it and " "We must look ahead and as: _ jjcow ... these great capitals of/ o Ss or Contracts covering some|M by investing in Guaranteed aust ivided for semble, in a planned fashion, fc diigp ng Mergen iain Li ] Ch 0 F id : baie auto workers at General/ investment Certificates lier Here j , : A ian Motors, Fi 7 . - large tracts of land for housing. City hall asserts that Ottawa itt oO an e n rl a | DETROIT (AP)--The Uniled|UAW's Ford and Chrysler na-|pj s, Ford and Chrysler ex-|M which ore James Sabya He said th t t Al 1 |Pire Sept. 6. Gueranteed--aos to P He said the government must is Gh he Bdge OF tant 4 \Auto Workers union Wednesday tional negotiating committees) -- so i a llega ae yn hai bill rege will surpass Toronto and Mont-- ~QORONTO (CP)--Official) London ..++ereeseeeee52 72 told presidents of locals at Foiti/asked leaders of a_ dissident BLITZ ON BEA Flexible--may be used as Col- pro sm aid for the rehabilitation o real in glamor within 50 years. forecasis issued at 5:30 a.m. Kitchener ... 72 |Motor Co. plants. "there has|group of skilled tradesmen to ITZ ON BEATNIKS lateral for loons. houses and oag aL. x tedby. Mount Forest . 79 |been no progress in negotia-\cancel ademonstration,| MUNICH, Germany (AP)--|J Redetmable by Executor in poco. = imu aaa aaa New Hearings Synopsis; Cool, partly cloudy| Wingham ..... 70 -_ And ordered the Jocallplanned for Aug. 23 to empha-|Munich police arrested 76 beat- hia as 'Thstas 'Ade: les l o cloudy weather and & fem eerCatharions 's. mg. (Gilets to Conduct a strike votelsize the skilled workers' de-lnike in 10 days, raising their/qj | Years. wo oe Ly ROBERT NIXON WASHINGTON (CP )--Thejshowers are forecast for most/St. Jatharines ut eR é Aug. 20. mands for a wage hike substan-| 19; rie 4 Mini-Skirts Ban ' For Public Federal Power Commission regions today. Tonight will be|Toronto ..... 72 The action followed a similar tially above any general wee ™ me to 352 mace the beat CENTRAL ONTARIO TRUST TANANARIVE (AP)-- Mini wih Wednesday rejected calls for ajclear and quite cool in all sec-/ Peterborough .. 79 |move by the leadership of the|increase carried by new con- niks first began drifting in. & SAVINGS CORPORATI ccs Have been declared priliy ----__------ ----- 'new hearing on how to supply|tions, Friday sunny and contin: Ringe sasvassesess 72 \union's General Motors depart- tracts. Twelve were jailed up to six ON ren pd ge ; : more Alberta natural gas t0lying cool in the south, sunny|Trenton ............. 52 72 |ment Tuesday. Christopher Manning, _presi-| Weeks for violating city bylaws 19 Simcoe St. N.. Oshawa the Tasiter temiiey te o taste Oppose De Gaulle nag Canada and the United' and a little warmer in Werthere ee 7 TR r 7" | a have put forth our pro- den af UAW local 160," in sub.|and not having identity papers. 23 King hg RED DEER, ! States Ontario. SKOKA .. 70 |posals and have explai in| urbe 7" Mic' sai a Feetansae a aT AS PSEA DAC ENR 623-2527 itch ier 0 gg Rb pe Se -- ore ae about! ighteen parties had filed ap- Windsor, Lake St. Clair ~ North Bay 45 70 idetail the many Pg on er he the ar a og pol | Siscwtay cis § ai one Frenchman in five ap-|plications for new hearing gion: Sunny with cloudy periods) Sudbur \for each proposal and | rr weonesday €XxpI to public decency and to the| proves at President Chaties delstter the commission on June g ) 4 ; A Yo sees om 7) sh proposal and the great/posed meeting would "let the Canada would J les de} c d cool today. Clear and cool) Rariton e \need fo ted in| 1 i OPEN ; customs of the country, the/Gaulie's declaration of support!» : by aie Sa eth «litt see 38 68 r suggested changes in!top UAW people know we are FRI two-party _ politic 4 ' ' 20 approved a $212,000,000 pipe- tonight. Sunny with little/Sault Ste. Mari lthe agreement," Ken B ; ' " | DAY h y PD ministry said. Those found|fo, the freedom aims of/line miles lon . 7 i ae . Marie 40 «70 le agreement, en Bannon, still concerned. NIGHTS spite an impent : ' | , ; : ' g to be run Via/change in temperature Friday.|Kapuska \dire re it Soom es BUY DIRECT + I guilty of breaking the law are|French-speaking Canadians, ajthe U.S. Trans-Canada Pipe-Winds northerly 10 to 20 today, White ae. Hs rove welll po ag oagat an - Pressed by its tradesmen, the TONE-CRAFT ai SATURDAYS majority governr as toa fine and 10 days in og Ba poll eS Lines Ltd. and American Natu- Jight Fridav. \Moosonee 70 [local leaders fee ptoeggeen Me KING PARK PLAZA | denn didaty tor' ne N meee ednesday night Says.) ral- Gas Co. of Detroit. 'rorento, Hamilton, Las Timmins 7 ™m | ; Iwi j | | niall cS pane The countrywide poll, °con-" Construction already has frie, Niagara, Lake Ontario r= --------------_______ 0 | In another development, the with the major auto-makers to | cS a ducted by the French Publ Hunt Terrorists Sheikh Othman put two more 3 i ' errr "maid" ist Weapaeithe een "|proved. of the 'Trans-Cansde|ittis change. in bemperatafes day--a puma and a_ python P : plan. This is possible under Friday. Winds northwesterly 10) bs Raat to 20 today, light Friday. Dissidents among Sheikh Oth-) man's 150,000. Arabs released) the puma and python from their pens in the zoo. Estimate Damage ; Opinion Institute, said 18 per ADEN (AP)--British soldiers|cent of those questioned backed hunting terrorists in nearby/de Gaulle, while 45 per cent dis- IC' started in Ontario The next step for the unsuc cessful applicants is court ac tion to set aside commission ap US law and has been success- ful in some cases. | 3.5 PC Profit TORONTO (CP)--Canadian |Breweries Ltd. reported | Wednesday that its profit in- .|shower this morning. Clear and gions: Variable cloudiness au -\cool today. Chance of a brief, -!quite cool tonight. Sunny with London, Lake Huron, Geor- [gian Bay, Haliburtion regions: Mainly cloudy and cool with a few showers today. Clearing and quite cool tonight. Sunny with little change in tempera- tures Friday. Winds northwest- mbe Remi tional scene wel couple too many. Conv Seen TORONTO $1,225,000 is ex spent in Toronto 7,000 delegates o NEWARK, NJ. (AP)--P.| . Bernard Nortman, chief of the| jereased 3.5 per cent in the year lerly 10 to 20 today and light tri- | city's office of economic devel-| ended April 30, despite a 2.6) day. sive Conservative opment, said in a television in-| per-cent drop in sales. Sudbury, North Bay, Algoma, | vention at Maple terview Wednesday that The Toronto-based brewing|Timagami, southern White Sept. 6-10. . A. E. Ingra $9,-) 700,000 in damage loss was in-| curred in Newark riots last month. He said that more than) $8,000,000 was lost through loot-| ing, while the rest was property| & damage, Nortman said 1,055 bu-| ® lcompany, largest in Canada, reported consolidated profits rose to $11,966,884 or 44.09 cents a share from $111559.977 or 41.99 cents a share in 1966. Sales after excise and sales River regions: Cloudy, a few) brief showers or drizzle this! morning, becoming sunny this afternoon. Clear and quite cool} tonight. Sunny with little! change in temperatures Friday. | theg Red Cap! the city conventio today this estima a $35-a-day figure spent during the tion. Taxes and costs mean each year will probabl sinesses were affected, of which |taxes declined to $246,899,492|Winds northerly 10 to 20 today, 80 per cent now are reopened, | from $249,945,050. 'light Friday. h id J. G. Campbell, president,; Cochrane, northern White 'To. accommod: more than 7,000 Jewels Stolen ISTANBUL, Turkey (Reu- ters)--Thieves have broken into the Virgin Mary's House of Ephesus and stolen precious jewels, police said Wednesday. ROBERT WINTERS . +. Russ Trade? chiefly from cost savings. Time Zones WASHINGTON to set up four new U.S. stand said the improved profit came|River, western James Bay re- today. Sunny and a little warm-| be Friday. Winds northerly 15 to light today and westerly Pt \foday, Mainly sunny and cool) (CP)--Plans | Friday. Montreal and Ottawa regions: Daren. tels and a dorm University have | Revenue of ab registration fees but most of this on travel subsidi with costs exceed The jewels were left by visitors to the house as offerings to the} Virgin, who tradition says, once ard time zones--Yukon, Alas: | yoct] ka-Hawaii, Bering and Atlantic rieatigg iowir an ane but --were announced Wednesday. |4 chance of aftern afternoon, A } oon showers. No "Inhibitions" spokesman for the trans-' Cooler Hees | lived there. ; * OTTAWA (CP)--Trade Minis-| portation department said h Oil Flows ter Winters said Wednesday the| does not thnk the tai bl FRANK government has no "'inhibition"| American step 'will have any| ANKFURT (AP)--Supplies| against the use of Soviet-made| effect on Canada at all." of crude oil to West Germany,|generators and long-distance) «put jater-this year wh | Europe's largest consumer, #re|electrical transmission in Can- are further alon year when we virtually back to normal as in- ada. er along we may well creased deliveries from Saudi) 44, Arabia, Iran and Kuwait fill the Winters appeared at & for their information." Sunny and continuing cool. Winds westerly 15 today, light tonight and Friday. jcommunicate with Canada just | Windsor St. Thomas today. Friday mainly Forecast Temperatures Low tonight, high Friday sanvssenduene 52 72 52 72 For Fu QUEBEC (CP). leadership candid Hees called Wedn versal recognitior inews conference with Soviet} Canada now bh , i SASCHR CN) SSnUR rb Levan aN ea UPTTED NE NES a ted by Iraqi d Li- |News. con .W iw has seven time ome entre oa a |Foreign Trade Minister N. S.|zones under the global arrange-/ DX -- DX -- DX -- DX basic right of Fre b . : Patolichev, whose page A ment worked out at an interna- lish-speaking Car ® expressed an interest in bidding] tional conference here in 1884, ° tain their own | China Goats bs the contract to supply gen-|Under international rules, the ¢ Bo WISE: cultures in all KATMANDU, Nepal (AP)--|erators | for the huge Portage earth is divided into 24 geograp- ! country. China is to sel) by Samer 10,000, Mountain dam in northern Brit-lic zones, each a different num- ONOMIZE Mr. Hees, ma Tibetan goats for religious sac-|ish Columbia jber of hours behind the base) ¢ SAVE appearance at th rifices in various Hindu temples The Canadian minister was which is Greenwich Mean Conservative par! Time. visory conference here during the Dasara festival) asked to state federal policy on in October, reliable sources|Russia's interest in this sensi- said Wednesday. Peking in re- tive area. and whether he con- turn will receive Nepalese jute sidered that a security problem sacks, the sources said was involved. Abandon Project OTTAWA (CP)--The defence "ia | Production department has de- cided to abandon its pilot pro- lject, limited to Ontario, to jmaintain zone offices of the| |emergency supply planning) HERE and THERE ¢ -- WTH -- s| Dx =: Phone 668-3341 $ oe en On OA branch, a department spokes- 'man said Wednesday. Twelve persons are involved | {in the planned closing by Dec.) {31 of the two-man zone offices | lin Kingston, London, Peterbor- HOLDING COMPANY cial attention of Kiwanis Club OTTAWA (Special) -- A new|members, when they held their private company with head of-|weekly meeting at the camp on fices in Oshawa, has received|Tuesday. Following the meet- it's letters patent from the Sec- ing, Kiwanians staged a peanut Keith Peters REALTY LIMITED Quebec tour, said become prime m eral-provincial be called immed cuss. the provin problems"' and p ment with a prog PRINCE Al (CP)--Parliament retary of State for Canada. scramble, for the 55 girl camp- Robert J. Stone of Canada Li-jers. On Thursday, under the | ough, Sudbury, Port Arthur and the epp , mited has been incorporated by|direction of. transpartation Hamilton. on : called into sp! Robert James Stone, Harold Ed-!chairman Kiwanian Al The spokesman said the 12 of immediately to ward Pounds and Earl Gordon|Statham, members will take will be re-employed elsewhere | . threatened strike Bailey. The firm is a holding|the campers to see the Cen-|in the department or new work Mr. Elmer Fredin bers of the Seaf company for several enterprises! tennial Caravan at Alexandra| Will be found for them. Lael & a Opn . : D aker $2 manufacture of Legislation can including the Park, then return the girls to records, music publication, and Kiwanis Camp. Their camp ses-| Hl } distribution sion closes on Saturday, when Parliament Kiwanians will drive them i threatened Aug. TIRE EXPLODES home, and on Monday, at noon, i while conciliation } ue, he said . "This threa' A Carleton Place woman is in satisfactory condition today members will take 73 boys out) to the camp for the final camp | at Memoria) Hospital, Bowman- Session of the season ville, following 2 bus accident Tuesday on Highway 15, south of Pontypool Rd. Lucy Ruttle, 65, sustained lez injuries when a tire exploded under the seat she sat in. The explosion broke through a steel casement and tore open the seat. Albert Lack- ie, driver of the Valley Coach- Carling Red Cap should not take mendations made of arbitration | strike are reason ada's economy : left in the custody er, Leonard McL: SEES | LEW OPTI | | | lines bus (Orillia) said he | thought the explosion was a @ BLUE CROSS osteitis __. YOUTRS INJURED ridge © enone Fl 725-0: ths, wisen, 1s and James shot « community NEED NOT 'I with a number of yeors in sell- a '17, Robert Shortt, Jz i i dential, reial and ariige were, slighty' injuredl or PAY GASH! digested gnats CALL 0 last Sunday when the pick-up of quiet elegance she china } D truck in which they were rid- bcs ec You Give Us now joining the stoff of Keith | IXC ag Ten off the road near Min- 8: ge The Doctors Peters spose Mr. Fredin fl) > Fol inion came aceine ores. Prescription is wy quolified to assist all OIL FUR Brisk activity at Kiwanis Pe at Teen We do the rest, pj" olan -- a SERVING OSH. Camp was brought to the spe-| you are leoking for a lot te FREE estate either buying or selling. 50 YE ctuieretce 1 City-Wide Deli a9 gph o r ic - ' John Gvens 0. 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