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2 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Mendey, December 11, 1967 A GLANCE AROUND THE GLOBE NEW YORK (CP) -- Pressure is being put on American Jews to endorse President Johnson's Vietnam policy as the price for greater U.S. commitment in Is- rael, Rabbi Abraham Feinberg of Toronto said Sunday. "The pressure is subtle, it's pervasive, but it's quite unmis- takable," he told a meeting of a Zionist group, Americans for © Progressive Israel. Rabbi Feinberg, an American citizen who has lived in Toronto for many years, did not identify the source of the pressure. Rare Bird Seen WASHINGTON (AP) -- The} Maui Nukupuu, "a small perch-) ing bird with a long down-curv- ing bill and a tubular tongue for extracting nectar," has been seen for the first time in 71) years, the U.S. interior depart-| ment reports. The bird was sighted flitting through the Ki-/ pahulu Valley of Maui Island,| Hawaii, by an expedition co- sponsored by the interior de- partment and nature conservan- "Reagan for President" head cy. Markets Picketed quarters is being set up here by TORONTO (CP) -- Three su-jan Indiana millionaire who permarkets were picketed Sat-|hought the Toronto baseball otc alge hppa to prge|club and who says he's never peopie not to buy grapes from|seen Reaga xcept on televi- the Giumarra Vineyards Ine. of sion. a -- where workers are on! wajter J, Dilbeck Jr., J Candy Clarke, Toronto repre-| 7." hich aSlbqaot pabanDoeasetnteid santkice of the Wiitet Wan: turning back a German charge workers organizing committee single-handedly, aims at turning cetbin aninterview Sunday that the course of American politics 60 pickets from local unions with a national campaign to |gather petitions supporting .Cali handed out leaflets. fornia Governor Ronald Reagan aur ae i Poe aa for the Republican presidential nearly 92 per cent of its wine spytmmeuslnce grapes in the Toronto area. I find New Name Chosen TORONTO (CP) -- By a 7,400-vote majority, Toronto Township voters Saturday over-| whelmingly chose Mississauga as the name of their new town. The West-end metropolitan area, with a population of 105,- 000, will become the largest town in Canada Jan. 1. However, Reeve Charles Mur- ray said after the municipal elections that the post office) # plans to continue using the ex- isting township postal districts) ° of Port Credit, Cooksville,) Clarkson, Malton and Bramp- ton. Five new members were elected for the town's 10-man council. Robert Speck, recuperating in| hospital from a heart attack,| ; earlier was acclaimed the & town's first mayor. } a . | Judge, 53, Dies ' PI gat bike (CP) -- Judge ugh Cameron Arrell, 53, of POPE PAUL Hamilton died of a heart attack ee -- en | Sunday in his hotel room while! | on a visit here. 2 During the Second World War,| Remember Christmas | VATICAN CITY (Reuters) -- | | RABBI FEINBERG ..« Pressure Subtle New Headquarters WASHINGTON (AP) - A who as the under- Rea- interest neath everywhere is for gan," said Dilbeck | | he served with the Royal Hamil- fon Light Infantry and | commanded their crossing of| Pope Aang Sunday =e Roman| the Rhine and later through| Catho ics st remember cng Germany. mas as a religious occasion an not make it an excuse for ex- travagance and vanities. At his regular Sunday noon He was appointed magistrate in 1952 and a year later became judge of the juvenile and family ¢ \ court in Hamilton. blessing he wishes crowds in St. Judge Arrell was past presi-|Peter's Square a Merry Christ-| dent of the Ontario Family|mas and praised the custom of Court Judges Association. giving gifts. But he warned . "Remember that the real Two Killed {riches of Christmas are spiritu- ST. CATHARINES (CP) -- al and religious, James Hugh Archibald, 20, and! : . Maria Hamelin, 19, both of St Costlier Kisses Catharines, were killed Sunday|' LONDON (AP). -- The price when a car went out of control |of a Christmas kiss is going up and plunged into the Wellandjin Britain, Devaluation of the Canal at Port Weller, about five! pound has increased the price of miles north of here.. i limported French mistletoe five The body of Mr Archibald, | pence a bunch, a London whole- driver of the car, was recovered! saler said Monday from the canal. Miss Hamelin ' was thrown from the vehicle a hydro \pole before Plan Explodes entering the canal. Her body}; POWFOOT, Scotland (AP) was discovered about five hours|An explosion and fire at a de-| after the accident fence ministry munitions fac-| pe re tory destroyed a building and Credit Listed shattered windows for three miles around early Monday OTTAWA (CP) -- ( ts Rk ee fe ovis oul-| The blast occurred in a building hivaphentci ! S OF major containing several tons of nitro consumer loan sources stood at! cellulose o»owder. No one wa 3,000,000 at the end of Au- hare i we haa gust up $444,000,000 or 6.6 per Malays Build Navy cent from a year earlier The survey by the Dominion pes : KUALA LUMPUR (AP) -- today, cove il-loan compa-| Malaysia's fledgling navy will Jews Pressured On Viet Feinberg Tells Meeting - |The mother is ended early today. The airline vhich cancelled 32 flights from|the north with temperatures) anton oe foreign plats, said| continuing on the mild side. Windsor «.++e++0+. 33 42 the strike cost more than £1,-| Toronto, Hamilton, London, St. Thomas ....+.. 38 40 000,000 ($2,570,000). McNamara Do ubttul On Missile De WASHINGTON (AP) -- De-!deep divisions of thought about fence Secretary Robert S. Mc-| how extensive a missile defence Namara says he is convinced it}the U.S. should attempt to cre- is technologically impossible at/ate and, technological problems this point to build a defencejaside, whether anti-missile de- Beye could effectively blunt an ployments are even advisable at ie a ay AY +x, |all-out Soviet missile attack on'a time when strategic weapons ae cane BAS NG cities in the United States. forces are escalating in size and) : | He bases his assumption on deadlines. Thomson, hotel-owner and long-| the belief that "the Soviets time operator of tourist boats in| would react to our defence as SERVED NOTICE 4 en ee ae are to theirs," by turning) McNamara served notice in Friday ni ait at th e of 91 out more and better offensive his September announcement sist ded ne Bee eh missiles, that he would resist any "mad . | In an interview with The As-;momentum" toward expansion Quints Expected |sociated Press, the defence sec-| of his authorized 'thin' system. BRISBANE, Australia (AP) |retary--soon to relinquish the! This opposition is based on -- Doctors at Brisbane Women's|job to become president of the|the premise that any defence, Hospital said Sunday they ex-|World Bank--stressed that the|thick or thin, can be outgunned pected a patient to give birth to| planned $5,000,000,000 U.S. anti-|by a technologically advanced quintuplets. in about 10 weeks,| missile shield will be geared) enemy capable of firing more} in her mid-30s|against a possible Chinese at-| warheads, or decoys, than the |tack of the early 1970s. United States has anti-missiles including twins. The Russians, he said, should|to intercept them. junderstand this and not feel| In marked contrast are Quads Born jcompelled to build more offen-| military proposals, promoted MOSCOW (AP) -- The wif sive missiles beyond an appar-/mainly by Gen. Earle G. oniedigh ne wile O!/ ently accelerated intercontinen-| Wheeler, chairman of the joint a Russian village tractor driver|taj hallistic missile program al-|chiefs of staff, that the $5,- has given birth to healthy quad-) ready under way. 000,000,000 general coverage ruplets, Tass reports. Mrs.| 'The secretary's commentisystem be broadened into a Anna Korotneva, who has one/came in one of several AP in-|$20,000,000,000 shield which other child, gave birth to two|terviews with top defence de-|would include specific protec- boys and two girls in the village| partment officials that reflected' tion for 50 American cities. of Sergiyevsk, near Kuybyshev,; ------ -- -- Captain Dies and already has four children Arab Aides Stand Firm fence defence against threat which doesn't yet exist, while ignoring an existing So- viet missile threat, just isn't a viable concept," one ranking) military officer said. tlement. relatively low-key, but he ex- ida ' pects them to intensify. He said|°" outside, influence, he is gratified to find that some|, The congressmen side with him, pri-| ministers agreed vately if not publicly, in favor-| ing the $5,000,000,000 anti--mum. Chinese system. REALIZE COSTS and defensive forces," Mc- clear." Namara said. -- McNamara said the pace of! Chinese progress toward a nu-| clear missile force, and not 1968! election-year pressures, was the) governing factor in the adminis- tration's September decision to | Serv build the Sentinel defence, for-| 500 miles southeast of Moscow and "all four babies are feeling WEATHER FORECAST fine.' | Plan Sterilization | 0 : | R . Mil d | CcCasional hain, Wil stan government has set a birth F Tod And T d with a population of 118,000,000, f Y from 50, the newspaper says. today. with intermittent snow today. United States has brought ajCloudy with a few showers. Clashes between supporters and/V € © y, KARACHI (Retuers) -- The} | Morning News says the Paki- | control budget of sterilization of 2,000 men a day. The country,} plans to cut its birthrate to 40; TORONTO (CP) -- Official! Ottawa and region births per, 1,000 of population, /forecasts issued at 5:30 a.m.jous driving warning): Cloudy Synopsis: A sweep of milder|Some sleet or freezing rain Reports Classes air northward across eastern|mixed with the snow. Tuesday TAIPEL, Sormoes. (4%) extensive precipitation| Turning mild. Winds easterly 20 lare: + to 30. foes of Mao Tse-tung are|area into Ontario. .Along the : i 'ukien,|lower Great Lakes from Toronto| Montreal and region; (Haz- spreading throughout Fukien, jardous drivimg warning): the seaboard province facing|to Windsor rain is falling while|cioudy with snow beginning this (Hazard-|ing Spartan batteries. and other high-energy particles. merly called Nike X. It now ap- pears the Chinese might fight-- » ; | tan Heal a ans. Kaa y efenc r panes ane ce : ai is moving ahead with prelimi-| Shipping So. il lane Po nary work toward getting Senti- 8 nel. combat-ready within fiveland Eastern Canada this winter years. {with two chartered Russian ice- \breaking freighters--the Olenek Survey teams for the next few|sntq he Kapitan Bondarenko--a months will be fanning out|.ompany spokesman said today. across the U.S. looking for 200-) No Japanese line ever has at: to .300-acre sites for long-reach- the route during the |tempted h long arm of the Sentinel system,|), said e . : is equipped with a one-megaton "RS : warhead which can kill incom-| The spokesman said the Ole- ing warheads over miles-wide|nek was scheduled to a Yo- areas outside the atmosphere |Kohama, Japan, Jan. 25 and to i issi : larrive at Quebec City via the with a deadly emission of x-rays Panknin 'Canal Macch 48, Bhe was to return here in mid-April. TOKYO (Reuters The short arm of the Sentinel Formosa, Chinese Nationalist}a wide area of freezing rain is| 4 s j oats intelligence sources reported|creating unpleasant conditions|morning. Becoming sleet or ikea along peg pecan Sunday from Trenton to Georgian Bay|freezing rain mixed with the sprint, w: wi ploye: x and across to Sault Ste. Marie,|snow toward cnoon, Tuesday/round = huge perimeters Reserve Now For Further north snow and drifting|Cloudy wit 7 few showers. | snow blanket the remainder of| urning mild, Winds easterly 20) the province. More rain is indi- to 30. | cated for southern regions Tues- Forecast temperatures day and intermittent snow for Low overnight, high Tuesday | BOAC Strike Ends LONDON (AP) -- A 48-hour strike by pilots of the state-run British Overseas Airways Corp. Windsor, Lake St. Clair, Lake|London «...+eseee+ 35 38 5 Erie, western Lake Ontario, Ni-|Kitchener .... 35 38 Fluid Death agara Regions: Overcast with viount Forest 33 38 EAST PROVIDENCE, R. I occasional rain and mild today), . : : tAB) itfing NN land Tuesday. Winds south Wingham .« 33 38 ) -- Sniffing spot remover' southeasterly 15 to 25. Hamilton 35 40 brought death to 16-year-old Jo- . X aes a | seph Martin. A medical exam- Northern Lake Huron, eastern St. Catharines 35 40. | iner said the boy died Sunday of |Lake Ontario, southern Geor- Toronto ...++.+0006 35 40 heart and respiratory failure or aay regions. (Weather ad-| peterborough «+++ 33 38 caused by inhaling fumes from|ViSery issued(: Overcast. Wet Kingston ...+ 33 40 | fluid, He was found snow and freezing rain changing unconscious in his home with a|'® Tain this afternoon. Occasion-|Trenton .. os plastic bag containing saturated|@!_ Tain tonight and Tuesday. |Killaloe .. + 30 38 tissues wrapped around his nose ' ilder, Winds southeasterly 15\wuskoka .......66. 32 v7 and mouth. \to 25. Vorth Bay ecsceseee 30 35 Sudbury, North Bay,. Halibur- Sheela the cleaning acquisition radars, the eyes and brains of the defence, and per- | 1200 advanced Minuteman mis- | jthe 1,000 Minuteman missiles, jplus other Polaris-launched weapons at sea, to deter any So-| assault on the U.S. | viet pees NEW YEAR'S DAY DINNER haps eventually around about} sile sites. The United States depends on 2 sittings, 4 and 6 p.m, Hotel Lancaster 27 KING ST. WEST PHONE 725-2611 Foreign Minister Mohammed Ployee last week. Ahmed Mahgoub of Sudan said) : 2 Ae it discussion of the coun-neth , McNamara told his interview. cil resolution, would be 'inap-|Police protection and the gang er that pressures to turn Senti-| jatet? ; spected of abusing him was ' Basle ropriate"' and a solution to the Suspected 0! g nel into an anti-missile-for-ev- ae must result from com-jarrested Sunday and later ar- ery-avenue cure-all have been|iineq Arab efforts independent the Arab nations must push mili- ltary preparedness to a maxi- ite, Caire new sp.aRe Alor Hillbilly was. Goss said Gyp militant Syria, which had an-\e. went #fter eo sp ~ "Gradually the American peo-|noynced it would boycott the| 2955 said be Sig ae aie ple are coming to understand|symmit, told the ministers his out of the youth's hand an the dangers, the costs and th€/government would support the risks involved in the continuing|symmit decisions "now that the expansion of strategic offensive |real summit aims have become US. Man Tortured \torture for a young postal em-|pies a ral After he told his story, A. Goss, 20, was put under raigned in Criminal Court here. The torture began last 'Tues- day afternoon after Goss went to an apartment to look for |**Roland," a friend. | Roland wasn't there, but someone Goss knew as Gypsie two stopped fighting. Goss went home and a gang, including Gypsie, was waiting for him. The group--which he said grew to about 30 members at times--pummelled him for more than two hours, he report- e He then was taken to another building where he said he was tortured and beaten because jgang rules decree that "if you fight one, you've got to fight *\them all." Kisen "Kaisha Goss, a Mobilization for Youth anti-poverty worker, later was taken to a flat near East 4th Street, in the heart of "hippie- land," where, he said, the tor- ture started again. FREED SELF When the gang finally left him] alone for a while Thursday! morning, Goss said, he man- aged to free himself with a knife that one of the two girls! Gang Arrested CAIRO (AP) -- Arab foreign) Iministers preparing for summit) 'a ; ree ;/meeting on the crisis with Israe!| To me the idea of building a/areed Sunday the conference! s ' you the Chinese|should ignore the UN Security| fight the entire gang if you tan- Council's suggestions for a set-|gle with one--led t NEW YORK (AP) -- An oldjhe says took part in the attacks treet-gang axiom--you must/had dropped in the room. Goss told his story to police o 48 hours ofjand detectives, posing as hip- picked up gang members in d early Sunday afternoon Ken-| in an East 4th Street apartment, PLANNING A.*, © BANQUET © CONVENTION © MEETING First Class Facilities For 20 to 400 Guests Quality Service Experienced Staff RESERVE YOUR FUNCTION NOW! 723-4641 Feet OF | Will A Personal Invitation REV. E. 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Winds easterly 25 today Timmins . becoming light overnight Saas White River, Timagami, SUPERROADS YOUNG |Cochrane regions (Weather ad-| In the United States, the mod- visory issued): Snow and drift- ern era of expressways began) ing snow today mixed at times,as recently as 1940 with the with freezing rain tonight. Tues- opening of the Pennsylvania day cloudy and mild with occa-| Turnpike. . New Trial sional wet snow. Winds easterly Scheduled 25 to 30 today, decreasing to TORONTO (CP) A Crown Southwest 15 tonight. counsel said Sunday that John| Western James Bay regions: Hunter Campbell, former direc- Snow and drifting snow today The Best Fuel Oil For Less WESTERN Old Country Club O All Tickets For New Year's Dance HAVE BEEN SOLD We Wish Everyone A Happy Time tor of the Ontario Securities|and tonight. Tuesday cloudy | QSHAWA OIL LTD. Commission, will face a new With occasional snow, Milder trial on the breach of trust Winds easterly 20 to 30, decreas- 725-121 2 charge on which he was acquit-|ing to southeast 15 tonight. ted April 7, 1966 -- Clay Powell of Toronto said in an interview the Supreme Court of Canada has dismissed Mr PET | Campbell's appeal against a new trial ordered by the Ontario Court of Appeal earlier this We require the services of an experienced (preferred) carpet year installer, If you are interested in this permanent position, apply Mr. Powell, who argued for in person at our Midtown Crescent warehouse and cleaning the Crown in the appeal, said plont... the charge arose out of Mr. Campbell's dealings in shares of Windfall Oils and Mines Lid while he was director of the On- ie olactattnts| A\NGUS-(ZRAYDON a CARPET HOMPANY LIMITED WARN OF FLOODS Venice--the city of canals-- Don't Settle For has installed an. early-warning siren system to warn of flood- threatening tides one hour in advance reported nies for cas ns and instal- get its second frigate, complete ment credit; department stores, | with anti-aircraft guided mis- furniture and appliance stores;|sjles. in Mav 1969, the new "hartered hanks > he 4 oT ueaee s chartered banks and sales fi-|chief of naval staff announced nance companies Monday. 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IMPERIAL OPTICAL 728-6239 So - 4 -- TODAY' RUSSELL MURPHY x The Times asked s zens if they thought th public works departme centre of a storm of versy was reasonably and reasonably efficien sell Murphy, 848 B Ave., "I think it seem: efficient, Any contac 'nronntmencnnraaraaassnngent ne Delay For So MOSCOW (AP) -- The four young Russian inte! on charges of anti-Sovie ganda was postponed tod postponement came afte by 44 intellectuals that 1 be open to the public, b was no indication th caused the delay. Court sources said t| probably would open in three days. The Moscow trial is s from a_ secret trial under way in Lening which four persons are of leading a secret terro: charged with trying t throw the Soviet state. The four, defendants cow, undet--arrest months, could be sente seven years at hard labe The two chief defend the propaganda case al ander Ginsburg, 31, a Galanskov, 28. INFORM TO WEST Informed sources sa will. be charged with p1 an account that was s! to the West of the trial | of satirists Andrei D. Si and Yuli M. Daniel,. w convicted of anti-Soviet ganda in a trial that Klan Seen Death Vehi WASHINGTON (AP) House of Representative mittee on un-American ties reported Sunday Klux Klan remains "a of death, destruction an counting some 17,000 in 18 states. The committee, sum! two years of hearings ir activities, said that alth organization of the K changed substantially f: monolithic unit which b in 1944, "'Klans operate-t in the past--as conspir deprive certain citizens « guaranteed by the consti "Klans moreover have ued to rely on terrorisr instrument for -- achiev called 'white supremac other objectives." Boy Admits To Slaying VERSAILLES, France -- A 15-year-old boy a Sunday he kidnapped an the sever-year-old son French government offi collected $12,000 in money, police said They reported the mor been recovered. The police report si boy, who could not be ic in accordance with, Frei on juvenile crimes, lur manuel Malliart to his ¢ they returned home fo from school last Monday On the pretext of pl: game called 'junk ma 15-year-old got Emmai climb into a packing ca baby carriage chas rushed him to the deat in the woods, police sa manuel was bludgeo death, Police said the atti charged with kidnappi murder, stood to he sé to between 10 and 20 ye tention. CURE-ALL BOO! STEVENAGE, Englan -- Doctors in the state- tional health service Hertfordshire town have "cure-yoturself" bookle tients to take the load o cal men this winter. It | symptoms and remed common winter ailmer colds and flu. HEAT WITH ¢ DIXON'S OIL 313 ALBERT | 24-HOUR SERVI 723-4663 SERVING OSLAWA oO anal

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