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2 'THE OSHAWA TIMES, Soturdoy, August 12, 1967 A GLANCE AROUND THE GLOBE Stanfield Asks End ll PC Building Tax CALGARY (CP)--Premier Robert Stanfield of Nova Scotia cailed Friday for withdrawal of the 11-per-cent federal sales tax on building materials and other federal moves in the housing field. The Conservative leadership candidate said Ottawa should ensure enough funds t develop better and cheaper housing de- signs. He told a news conference that '"'we're not going to be able to do everything we want to do" for housing programs and priorities must be established to deal with urban problems. On welfare programs, the premier said welfare should be "'need-oriented"' instead of on a universal, compulsory basis and "you have to be prepared , to accept a needs test." Later, Mr. Stanfield criticized the federal government for "shaping" provincial policy. An example was the four condi-| tions set by Ottawa for provin-! cial plans to qualify for the fed- eral medical care plan The scheme should be mademake a week-long, 80-inch more flexible to give ach prov-|march from Fort George, Niag- ince room to consider its own| ara-on-the-Lake to Fort York in neds, |Toronto, it was announced Fri- day. The march will start today at Letter Sent Fort George and end Friday, QUEBEC (CP)--Premier|Aug. 18, in time for the official Johnson of Quebec has sent a| opening of the Canadian Nation- letter to Prime Minister Pear-|al Exhibition. 5 TORONTO (CP)--The monial Fort York Guard is to) capital cere- *ilands. | . . | Nine Killed PALMA, Majorca (AP)--Nine British tourists were killed and} 26 injured Saturday in the colli- sion of a truck and a bus. The accident occurred 18 miles from Palma on the highway to Manacor in the Balaeric is- Meters In Fix | DETROIT (AP)--Five thou-| sand times a month, Detroiters pull up to parking meters and, instead of depositing a nickel, insert a pull-ring from a beer can. Deputy City Treasurer Robert Temple said Friday the city has collected more than 20,000 of the rings in the last \five months. Red Pacts HONG KONG (Reuters)-- Three-Way Meet Slated On Expo's Accommodation By JOSEPH MacSWEEN taged from Rocky Mountainjreturn across the continent in MONTREAL (CP)--A three-|House, Alta., in 87 days. "It| their 1923 car. way meeting was scheduled for|was well worth the trouble to) my, , jtoday as officials wrestled with}see Canada the way we did." wane den oe har to the widely-publicized problems! An American grandfather and/tagu, a British-born American jof Montreal's tourist accommo-/Grandmother, driving a Model-|author and anthropologist, told dation for Expo. T almost as old as themselves,/an Expo audience that women | Gabriel Loubier, Quebec tour-|chugged in from their West are capable of the same jism minister, announced the|coast Washington state home/achievements as men if given |meeting among officials of his/after a 4,000-mile trip that zig-\the same opportunities. His lec- |department, Expo representa-| zagged across the border. lture was one in Series. on Page the Montreal hotel in-) Woodrow Rabe,r 55, and his|Woman and her World and be pode ' ; . «wife, Marjorie, 52, said they|spoke on the theme of the natu- Mr. Loubier said the aim is! nian' to go on to Maine and then'ral superiority of women, cee Sie" Work Started In 1961 On Wall's Construction |dation-finding service started |by the Queen Elizabeth Hotel last Monday. La | | The hotel said it was trying t |"save Montreal's reputation as ja hospitality city'? following !widespread criticism of Lo- gexpo, the lodging agency of, Expo 67, by tourists. SERVICE ILLEGAL But the Quebec government said the emergency service was \illegal under provincial legisla- tion aimed at protecting visi- tors from unscrupulous persons. Another factor in the many- |headed situation is that Robert |F. Shaw, deputy commissioner- Two economic and military aid) agreements were signed Friday | between North Korea and North| Vietnam in Pyongyang, the of North Korea, the} North Vietnamese news agency | | said. | | | | . Jet Downed HONG KONG (Reuters)--| Pro-Communist Pathet uae | forces announced Saturday they |downed an American jet which was raiding villages in Sam| EVERYONE GOES HITCH-HIKING Then a streetcar took a ride son requestig that talks be held tawa to Quebec. | The march will ; be along/Neua province, Laos. The Path. on the transfer of responsibility;|Highway 8 from Niagara-on-/et Lao radio said! that this| of old age pensions from Ot-the-Lake to Burlington, with/brought to 643 the total stopovers at St. Catharines Sun- | of | American aircraft downed over| on a barge which toted it from Island Airport to the mainland where the plane will be on show at the Ca- There were queer goings- on on Toronto's waterfront Friday. A Royal Canadian Navy Tracker aircraft fold- on a truck to Pier 35 where it was loaded along with 15 others for shipment to Alex- | general of Expo, offered to turn over the Logexpo apparatus-- tncluding staff and computers |--to the Montreal hotel indus- |try. Donald Mumford, managing director of the Queen Elizebath, expressed interest in this idea jbut the 20-member Montreal tion." In yet another development in BERLIN (AP)--The Berlin nists started building the Berlin Wall six years ago Sunday--and/graves from a cemetery alonz there is no sign that the barrier'the mid-city wall to improve will come down. The anniversary of the wall The East German regime has included. The| West Berlin city authorities |Hotel Association--of which {ne|none to break the deadlock in| ----~--- |Queen" is not a member--said|the next few months so therc| it was not a "serious proposi- may be passes again by Christ- mas- The Communists never have| In the last week, they again plowed under or removed visibility for their border guards. The guards number the Communists started buiid-|14,500 along West Berlin's 100- ing Aug. 13, 1961, is particularly|mile borders with East Ger- bitter for many citizens be-|many. cause there have been no gen- eral passes for West Berliners|have been 63 confirmed deaths to go to East Berlin for 14 along West Berlin's borders in months. West Berlin police say there six years. West German statistics give refused to negotiate a new pass|the number of East German re- agreement unless a measure Of fygees who fled to the west recognition is West does not recognize East! Germany. from Aug. 13, 1961, through the end of 1966 as 25,180, despite the wall and mine fields along the East German border. @ PITTSBURGH PAINTS @ WINDOW GLASS @ TWINDOW the accommodation serial, Mr.|stopped improving the barriers| Shaw advised Montreal home-jthat ring West Berlin since the! owners in a statement Friday|East Germans first put up the night not to go to any further|wall to halt a massive flow of @ PEACOCK MIRRORS just products availa some of the many bie Of. 4. Goliath, owned by Grimsby, 0 Jur At otiations between high-lev-\day night, Grimsby Monday/Laos, the North Viet | : m3 mere andria, Egypt. ur ' ea'civil servants would be thejnight, Stoney Creek Tuesday/agency reported. seam neWS ed its wings and sat quietly nadian National Exhibition. --CP Wirephoto ete avaiale Scr Sher te nin the last year, they have| (PI Seb ees fastest way of finding "a com-|night and Burlington Wednes-) Pl Ree ae en ne re bet ' "Tl inquest jury mon ground for agreement,"| day night. Sha Ris the world's fair. ' 'ai Pace pbs y on * new, | PAINTEGLASS suggestion fr Thursday the Guard will rp e Montreal now has a total of|higher wall and mesh fences Maceenal 350,000 "bed nights" available|that replace barbed wire. 'They and this is more than sufficient.|have laced a border death strip Mr. Shaw said. The present es-/with a moat-like ditch to stop ltimated requirement is for|any vehicles from attempting 'o 215,000 bed nights for a forecast/break through. of 43,000,000 admissions during the six months of Expo. said the letter, tabled Friday in the legislature. march along Highway 2 10} LONDON (CP)--Britain a In the throne speech at the/Oakville. : jnounced Friday a sharp in- start of the current session of} Drill demonstrations will be|crease in the price for cabling the legislature, the Union Natio-/performed at Queenstoninews reports to the United nale government announced its|Heights, St. Catharines, Jordan,| states, intention of introducing legisla-|Grimsby, Stoney Creek, Bur-) Hioher rates go into effect CENTRE George Prudh of Prudhomm tre, be held re deaths during ish tourist con It ruled tha Healey, 60, of Scientists Get Help By Perseid Meteors 273 Simcoe St. S. 723-1181 tion affecting old age pensions,|lington and Oakville. Retreat a field now controlled by the) federal government. The letter said the principles of redistribution of revenue be- |George, St. ceremonies will be held at Fort Catharines, Grimsby, Stoney Creek, Bur- lington and Oakville. The tween the federal government/guard will garrison in an area) and the provinces should not bejof the CNE where historical! changed. scenes are being re-created. | Sept. 1, simultaneous with the tripling of press cable tolls to Commonwealth countries, the Post office said in a statement. The new rate of five pence- halfpenny a word to all U.S. continental points will in some cases be more than double the existing rate. |currently ping Perseid meteors have won|reflecting ionosphere. The later|blanket of electrified air--said credit for giving scientists new| begins some 60 miles above the help towards solving a celestial|earth. riddle radio reception. WASHINGTON appearing, (AP )--Th ejevidence that may help unraveljis the ultimate generating force fast-step-'a mystery of the radio signal-jin creating the ionosphere--a scientists long have been hard put to explain why the blanket persists at night, after the sun goes down. bearing on night-time) He said an aerobee rocket The annual Perseid shower--| {ited from White Sands, N.M., WEATHER REPORT John Johnson of Chesle: i killed Priday when he was "run|Planeeting Sunny And Little Warmer 5, son of Mr. and Mrs.| aval Research Laboratory, a| For Today And Sunday | TORONTO (CP)--Official)today and Sunday. Winds wes-| forecasts issued at 5:30 a.m. terly near 15. Synopsis: Skies are clear| Montreal and Ottawa: Sunny throughout the province this | but with cloudy periods today. morning as a large high pres-/Sunday sunny and warmer. sure area continues to settle Light winds. slowly southward in the Great Forecast Temperatures ja five- or six-day event peaking | tonight--is one of nature's most spectacular free shows. | Dr. Herbert Friedman of the} Boy Killed CHESLEY, Ont. (CP)--Paul told a reporter the current Per- over by a front end loader. seid display has yielded new Driver of the construction ve- ---- jyet before daybreak Friday gave perhaps the strongest evidence that meteor debris may keep the ionosphere perking at night. The rocket was fired ginning to appear. Friedman, explaining the sun Arthur Construction. (Owen! Sound, an employee of Mc-| Arthur Constructio (Owen! Sound) Ltd. The loader was being used to level a town street prior to paving. Child Killed Buffalo-Toronto Kirplane | sought In Lake Ontario rocket-astronomer., [em a few Perseids were be-| But lately, he said, there has been growing evidence-- strengthened by Friday's rock- et-shoot--that debris from burned-out meteors provides a kind of reservoir of electricity- charged atoms lasting through the night. And this, he said, ap- parently sustains the iono- sphere when the sun has fled. The Perseid meteors are so jnamed because--by optical illu- sion--they -appear to originate in the and whisk then the Northeast skies. through Constellation Perseus) Friday was a day of some- what eccentric arrivals at the world's fair. MOVE IN BUS Nine University of British Co- lumbia students blew in aboard a refitted school bus, which left Vancouver July 29. The stu- dents paused in Winnipeg for the Pan-American Games, liv- ing on the bus which is equipped with bunks, a propane stove, running water and a ktchenette. | Four Vancouver longshore- men--led by Art Papineau, 35, descendant of famed explorer Joseph Papineau--came 2liding along the St. Lawrence to Notre Dame Island in their canoe, completing a 3,400-mile jour- ney. "We wanted to do it like the old voyageurs," said Papineau, whose group paddled and por- White Empress fares to Europe are lower and the tri fun. is just as much ¥ body was fou several days | lire of reason: tached no blar The jury al suggestion fri that they shot fire, which de portion of the about $3,500,0 deliberately se Almost 500 tomers were when the fire well-known Pr plex, which in ant, hotel, curl bowling ali other entertai beside the Way at nearby LASTED THR! As the three proached its c Macdonald saic the jury that Lakes area. Maximum temper- _ Low today, high Sunday PARIS BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP)--Al The pilot, identi . i ; 7 ARIS, Ont. il ALO, N.Y. (4 vast PR pilot, identified on the ; ae | | atures today are ne aig ae bg, eae " i Irene McCanna, Pos ht brn |search was on today for a sin-|flight plan as "H. Winkler, Bal-| Actually, they don't originate Fast Action N pil gba in the 70s everywhere in the/St. Thomas .--»-..- 5 7s (truck and killed Friday while|sle-enzined plane and its twoltimore, Md." was accompanied|there because they have orbits] MAIR GAT EGY { might have die province, close to pre nvr inteces. 2) 73 |her mother, Mrs. Richard Mc-|°CCuPant reported missing on/by another man whose identity et pie yi show up per- 8 fe He accused t be as ig ater leaiay a Mount Forest... 48 72 \Canna of Paris, watched from a/2 100-mile flight from Buffalo to}was not known, the FAA said. eg y Or ts . eager aa 6 Miaka ak : sotbg 2 tie. bi ce es, et.|Wingham .. 48 72 (car the child had left seconds| Toronto. The two-seat plane carried no|Oryt around te sun, in effect Hawise BikeRIEE Louth 'Townshi 98 in the ie pie fine roe Harstiton Ayes anne 50 \earlier. The search for the Piper Colt) radio. intercepts them. OSHAWA end DISTRICT ou 1 Towns wea er an radua seeeeweeee ff , a y ' Se SAS A SPARED NGAI ABE RN emp ) s ni trend will cpatinue St. Catharines ..... 52 75 Police said the girl got out Mt Bg ekg Mh "Tidendiags Sede oy po -- REAL ESTATE BOARD | theniaiven: 1 through Sunday and likely also|Toronto ...-.- seoooe 55 78 the car driven by her mother| aviation Agency reported that 'akon an hour, an FAA 8 cor | ---- chickens with Monday. : Peterborough ...+.. 50 75 (and ran across an intersection,|. gyoht plan filed before take-|man said : pn ASS ee A i off" during the Toronto, Hamilton, Windsor, ar hg erie? , 4: Hh say re bie -- the ott Friday afternoon indicated| As part of the search opera- | "We _ should London, North Bay, Sudbury,|Trenton .... + OF p 2 ttuc riven by! the pilot was taking a lakeshore|tion the RCAF began checkin ib ME Ly that would =m; eps 7? | oe: 7 7 : . i" : ! g ne gh gg p ea leer ag | ove a a . id Charles Birley of RR 2, Paris. route, Canadian and U.S. Coast}small airports where the plane TON E-CRAFT pos se I ; rio,|Muskoka ....- ° 7 ose Sian Bey 4 ; i s 4 Georgian ea, Haliburton, Algo-|North Bay . 52 20 Auto Victim ee ae were dispatched to -- a made an unsched KING PARK PLAZA MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE donald said. ma, southern White River, Ti-|Sudbury » 52 80 : sialic Je eae ere CaS Dixie rid magami: Sunny and a little|Earlton .......++ ONS | 80 STRATFORD, Ont. (- Pradhomme's : CP)--Henry M. Harwood, 72, of Stratford, died in Stratford Genera] Hospital Friday, four days after his car crashed into 55. 85 a tree on Highway 7 south of ---- Stratford, Mr. David Gemmell of Strat- Wife Doesn't Need Baby Bonus wx; sm, sine oa PC Candidate Roblin Asserts his death. | | | Contr CALGARY (CP)--Manitoba the bonus his wife should be act Let } Premier Duff Roblin, latest en-|given instead to those who need TORONTO (CP)--Public trant in the Progressive Conser-| more than they now receive. Works Minister Ray Connell vative national leadership race,, "If we want to conquer pover- | Friday awarded Newman Bros. called here Tuesday for more|ty we should do it through the/Co. Lid, St. Catharines' con- selectivity in social welfare pro-|policy of need. We must re- tractors, a $109,455 contract to ; spond to the human element renovate the Gore Bay cout and i F ") persons We are carrying into the| registry office building on Man- aking to 2 70 persons ying I ' (che don as cart of 1969s anc 1970s welfare pro-/itoulin Island. his leadership aapaiuh Mr,|2rams that were originated in s s gn, Mr. 5 . Strike Vote A "|the 1930s. They haven't elimi- Roblin said universal, compulso dated tie. hoor and we fayen't fied that he the Roblit Asks | VICTORIAVI --Premier Duff toba Friday nis al unity. of Fre speaking Cana' renaissance an of federalism. In the first 1 his campaign to leader of the | servative part said in a speé French that hi national unity. warmer today and Sunday.|Sault Ste. Marie ... 50 78 Winds light Kapuskasing .--.ee0 5 Northern White River, Coch-|White River . rane, western James Bay:|Moosonee .. Mainly sunny and warmeriTimmins ... It's thrift season on White Empresses to Europe. Between now and November 23 you can enjoy the same great food, same great service to Europe--but for a lot less money. On board there's an endless round of fun things to do, grams. t. Go 1 + enter Parties, dancing and great prof the White Empress Way to Europe. ry social assistance programs | "don't zero in on our problem.""| much to be proud of on our as-/ DETROIT (AP)--The United "Not any so For example, Mr. Roblin Sault on poverty." Auto Workers disclosed Friday unity of the mé said, his wife receives the it has authorized a strike vote MONTREAL - GREENOCK - LIVERPOOL pond avid wt h bonus but does) M4 M among its members employed ' wi uman dis ar ek me premier said Anti-Maoists by Chrysler Corp. -- One way thrift season fare trom *Padade out, unlioranity. | r. Rol For further details contact your trave! agent or any Canadian Pacific office. . The union previously author- Get Reinforcements izea strike votes by its mem- HONG KONG Geuterp. at General Motors Corp. . Police Issue 0 Ice SS Travellers arriving here today parle Motor Co. plants the Kill Sk h | from China reported mass de-| Wek of Aug. 20. 1 er etc {sertion by troops around Canton Negotiations on new labor _|to join anti-Maoist forces stil];Contracts with the Big Three OTTAWA (CP)--Police Fri-|holding out in the industrial}began July 10. Current three- day issued a composite "'photo-| city of Wuhan. |year contracts expire Sept. 6. sketch" of a man matching the; , description of the killer who| hey said army officers, too, | Thus far both sides of the n2- Ja] Were quitting their posts in gotiating tables say little has knifed Ottawa fireman Leopold ... | been accomplished. Rov. {Kwangtung province, of which The drawing was made by ajCanton, south China's largestiDX -- DX -- 'es police artist from a description city, is the capital. 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