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THE OSHAWA TIMES, | ' Wednesday, September 20, 1967 | RESIGNS FROM CBC Tom Gould, senior corres- pondent for the CBC in Ottawa, resigned from the corporation Monday night to protest use on the air of remarks by former Conser- vative leader John Diefen- baker. The remarks were made during an off- the-record dinner of the Ot- awa Press Gallery honoring Mr. Diefenbaker on his 72nd birthday. (CP Wirephoto) Police Kill Gun Moll | MONTREAL (CP)--A female} * driver of a car carrying three} fleeing bank robbers was killed] "today in an.exchange of gun| ~ fire with police following the -holdup of a credit union in Montreal north Police said they found the woman dead in the car follow- ing a bullet-punctuated chase which ended when the fleeing * automobile ran into a bus. The amount of money taken in the holdup was not disclosed and it was not known whether any of the cash was recovered. Police said the woman appar- ently was struck by a_ bullet) just before the vehicle hit the; ~side of a Montreal Transporta- tion Commission bus crossing Pie Neuf Boulevard which runs > south from the area of the rob- bery. | Two of the three male bandits} fm the car were n to police; cells but, a police officer said, t was not determined yet whether the third bandit was injured or dead Land Cost | Stops Hostel OTTAWA (CP)--The high cost of land in Toronto has proved a stumbling block for plans to locate a halfway house there for men just out of feder- al prisons. An official of the federal peni- tentiaries service said today the government is having trouble finding an appropriate site, inj} the midtown area, at a | able price. | Col. J .R. Stone, deputy peni-/| tentiaries commissioner, said! the vice hasn't given up} looking A budget of about $200,000; has been set aside in the| present f year to get the} halfway usé program under! way across ( property Street in. Mon Berri-de Mont suby tion, and may | Property nd a staff iety. 965 prisoners--110/} in the federal Homes For Aged | Status Symbol CP)--Homes for] becoming st s people and ident-elect J./ )ntario Asso-} ciation of Homes e Aged said today In an interview prior to the} association's three-day' conven- tion, he said-the homes are get-| i ger and better. | Mr laims Ontario} provides "'the best care for the} aged in the world.' i He gave the $3,000,000. John; Noble Home in Brantford which| he administers as an example} of modern municipal homes. It accommodates 305 residents} and has about one staff mem-| ber for every two occupants. | : Besides quarters nome h barber ar es ¢ the PUBLISH MAG | VANCOUVER (CP) -- Five} linguistic professors at Simon} Fraser Unive y, are publish- ing a journal of linguistic theo- ry and language discription) called Glossa. 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