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funergency session today government commission oi eeot recidirnsd content emer gency intlnesliey Provinces in Spain industrial aorih toibeit jeiiect at Huttbreo monthl wasalrined mainlyat the no turlas coal min 20000 miners went higher pay month ago leav iaget least another 20009 with out work gSlrllrcs are technically out lowed in Sphinx The government charged that thestrikes bodyhem instigated by ioreign tatars seeking to cause political and labor strlie in the area Francos action described 22 some authorities here as in tact martial law was ordered in the provinces oi Asturias Vi ways and Gulpuzoa main in dustrial states in Spains north ast as dcd vario sections oi the oi lghis including the right oi ment oi perso or vehicles in strike areas and ireedom irom search and hrtest normally TORONTO iCPi vivors oi thonuschwituonae traiion camp iriend from israel died train car crash in northwest Tomato to day vKilled were Joseph Wein baum of suburban Downsvlew bis wile Gilda both 31 and Mrs ttachei Burszthin to oi Tel Visit her sister Mrs Abby Pearionviieads litter szinglThrough west saLkinK bian 1cm An initial election campaign push through theioin western pro cFTeiiIEH rcifi one Liberal was completed Friday night by Liberal Leader Pearson He turned today toward 0n tariosiseats regarded as key factors in the June lit election with night address scheduled at Sault Ste Marie arid then two days oi stumping through his own riding oi Algoma East Eride was day atmotor cavaieades eoiiee land dough nuts handshakes brlei speeches andat rural Beau triumphant exit from pens hailfon theshouiders at four hrsway supporters to cnvalcadeliorrned to escort teinhach 35 Alt ended 30 Mr Pearson waslln goodv ea beforefireiet mbly move member in i958 school to listen openin her nonuemttairs usuallywido publicity in me No immqu eiiects wes given It government action were no port iromitha weiflelds where miners are demanding high wages from mine operat or controlled bothby govern encles and private in Udless the state oi emer cricyi is sutiiclent to and thoAs as miners strike promptly some oiiiclal sources predicted Francowould declareihs mines mlliiarized thus requiring the miners to returnto theirJobs as units oi the armed iorces Two other norihgo Spanish industri strikes At Bilbao where the civil governor closed the naval ship yards utter strike began re ports said most 75000 work or agreed to return to their jobs rather than risk loss of se niority and other rights The other strike was at Ben sain near San Sebastian where 3000 employees oi iaetory supplying the national railroads stayed away from work therefhir Cnnada irom Ger any alter the Second World War were driving Mrs Bursztain to her sisters home when thalr car was in collision with CNR ireight The impact demolished the ntercd signnlboy und ehodies 100 feet down goes totly bers lrom Israel For Ontario es mixihg folksy anecdotes with his campaign theatre that iii ovamgent lies change Provincialleader Gll Molgat joined him on arrival at Winni peg from Beginn by charter aircrait At St in Mr Pearson high cho au torlurn was swollen by more than 300 students stayin aiter tie reduced his election orestraided simple language for the students bene ing in the generalissu Siimi seasoned BRUSSELS iReuterst Br vain and the Common Market It started at Wirinipeg where unions one is triggered on the mngoyduring firepower Terrorists Terrorists gunned containingriivo liloslemsp killing the driver at thewheel and then chasing the four passengers down side streets to klll them one by one The Mosl nllvin their 20 war driv when burner Submach egun ii hit their Canadian soldiersin in other terroris action day anexpiosion and tire heav ily damaged customs ware sketch were reported Thursday night to be still separated by wide diiierences following the last round oi negotiations for its who rade group Informed sources said the diiierences were set out in aprogress re port and will term the haslsei sevencountry ministeriai talks 11 omws demlonshretlondor Presidan Kennedy at Egiin Air Force no Seniched Sousa tarcure Nocls handling opium whileon duty last year in indochlha brought him court martial sentence Friday at 90 days in an army jail and reduction in rank to private 1H3 hadplcaded guilt to reaohmofLmiiita pline Fin today The pres byltwo Biro identlel box To Days 21 pounds of con intro to be tried are PiattStaiiSet Hockman and Bdr Johnson They have not aen iurther identified by fithe charges The nimytrials MOitdavStill and order by twic smuggling plum across the Laos South two opium deliveries to other gun Cpl Noel was paidjfilflso tor ode oi the crossharder muggi aa ASSDCATED arises attenuatessane one ig city thout its news papers ity disrupted the sales de resend ball games meagre perhaps expandedradio and ion newsudst tissue paper with ink unit could even ii that said newsdeaier Mi which hasibeen primer to re lar newspapers since In Detroit wherea similar strike situation has existed the same length of time cook druidntgat A1th batting sveragefiand The Detroit Free fressimor and The Newsieveni an aggregate daily circ Earlier this week another EbiiFfi tiai sentenced Cpl Gerald Albert West to30 days in provostp and brake him inrank to private ier taking package of gold stress the aameborder and obtaining trunkoontuining opiumirom oust ms in Siaigon prices asked50 arSundaypaper iron The tieup of The Fr Pre ENEWTathgEllfllmk sters Uuion strikeat The Free Pressover new contract lb Free Press ceased publishing April 12 editle theiiews di etoub eitherfi on have an understanding through the Detroit Newspaper Publish ere Association that strike against one strike against it Teamsters andtrhe Pres Press came to anagteement Howsver an Intérna ti ai typographical Union in cat setu icket lines charging lt had heeuiocked out and said out until was settle Management denied there been trout and charged of 1273000 and more than 1500000 or Sunday were by series of labor oi the communications gap Radio and teieiiislomstntio have expanded newscasts Sub lurban broadened th spao lhe awiybom Detroit World lwhich began as weekly nawsa ers have ipaper turned to driin publi tiongitsaireulati appearance of Edmonton goii5 protcssional Frank Willey qciilargedrman being held uutlak Mamie westairen from theeastbaund CNR transcontinv entai train at Barrie and tehen to Toronto where he was tloaed by poiiee Kennedy is seetedio Ieit oilthecoatre pole todell Netherla governrn says Indonesi hasdropped parar trooperslnto Dutchh West ernNew Gulneain direct threatto the The defence ministry an noanced that indonesian troops were dropped by parachute dur the night at April 2M in thosouthnoar the central trad instantly Form The Netherlands authorities in the territory have taken the necessary measures to deal with this aggression the min istry said The announcement Friday added that unidentified planes had also beenvspotteansy over Snrong an all shipping port linkedby motile long pipeline with inlandoiliields was believed them His nickname lied National Railways train and Sergeant Detectives Robert Bamlotte Detective Sergeant Norman Robson bother Metro police and Gilli special agcnt Fitzpatrick hurried to Oriliia in lies cruise sitar tiio triohoardedtba train theitrain arrived in rlo vit Was met by Detective StaiiSergeantThomasBotsiord oi Edmonton police who had ilown east earlier lathe day lPolico in7Ednionton laid it at Willey ad beanbeaten to desthio the $700 cash he wasbelieved carry inflwbe lie iflthisbamaon April to saying Ewes going wlthhblood staius nearby was iound abandoned ii Edmon on residential strict iiuculsk addhis wife when arrested only hadtliis between bell comes irom his re utation as longtime pool ark ln Editionton He has recently been living on Ieliei WINNIPEG GP live point agricultural program and variety of health and weliare tilled by Douglas in delay elec tion campaignendag through the Prairies Ti mocratic Party also Previonsly Raymond Work man 44 was arrested in Ed rnonton and charged with capital murder in connection with Villeys disappearance Mr Douglas premier oi Saskatchewan from 1944 to lotiheaded North Amerienfs oil Socialist gov ernment argued ihroughouthis tour thattbereis vitoineed in Canadaior planned tic cl He eitenlited contended thatnuciear arms will becomethe main issue of the June Ioiederaielection éiarnitsign The NDPs position gtThe Tribune timerding has 229764 clrhulation The Star evening 1397650 and The Sun Joanne655759 No nuclear arms or Canad Mr Douglass campaign took him to enroll farming centres in all three Prairie provinces tdmda tthI sources which had n1 ahead under Democratic So clalist government witb plannedecouoinlc program Iie said thatii the iariners iiopetfl seestrong agricultur His contention was that the farmer is notgetting his lair share of the national income with big business increasirigdts proiiis by fleecing the term