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lt cFZ° Pc Barrie Ontario Ca Ida Friday April 21 1967 WEATHER Cloiidy Lib showers or thunderv low tonight 40 degrees Hiya Siurdsy Otto Titanic Examine No More Than 10 For Copy l4 Page CORGIS NEARLY CAUSE ROYAL STUMBLE Queen Elizabeth If walks from her private plane at Lon don Airport yestcrday with her three Corgi dogs after ar riving from Sandringhom lilo meats earlier the dogs dashed forward and the queen stum bled forward on the plane steps officials rushed to her aid but she regained her foot ting Man at right is not him lifted to Wirephoto by cable from London Report Severe Damagé To Haiphongs Plants SAIGON CF US Navy tiyera today reported severe damage to llaiphongs two power plants in their raids Thursday which put out the lights in North Vietnams major part Air force pilots claimed ma jor destruction to trains rail yards and storage dumps in si mulianrous attacks to to to miles from iianoi North Vietnam charged that the raiders repeatedly bombed and stratcd targets in the heart of Haiphong The Communists said the attack was one at the most dangerous steps of their American war escalation The North Vietnamese news agency claimed five US planes were shot down and many oth ers damaged The US Navy said all planes returned safely to their carriers In the forays against the HanoiHaiphong camplcx Thurs day navy flyers from two air craft carriers in the Tonkin Gulf concentrated on the two Haiphong power plants flying through intense anti aircrait and missile fire The carrier away Mm pilots attacked nine anti air attitudes and 13 missiles sites in the Haiphong area the navy reported One of the power plants at tached was 11 miles northwest of the centre of llaiphong and within the city limits it was the first time In the war that tar get insid Haiphong was bombed but RearAdmiral David Richardson on the carrier Kitty Hawk said reconnaissance pho Ontario Legislature Debates The High Cost In Dying TORONTO CP Medicare and the high cost oi dying in Ontario were given prime time in the legislature Thursday as New Democratic Party mem bers aired some oi the prov inces financial and social ills Stephen Lewis tNDPScar borough West asked if the On tario and federal governments CAPSULE NEWS Approve Reservoir Study OTTAWA CPI An engineering sturht to define the problems needs and reservoir requirements of the Black River watershed in Haliburton Victoria and Ontario counties has been approved as project by the Agrlmiturai and Rural Development Agency Report US Proposal Rejected SAIGON APt Radio Hanoi has broadcast rejection of an American proposal to set up mantle demiiitarised zone between the two Vietnams reliable sources in Saigon reported today GauiiistiViember Fights For Honor PARIS iAPt Gaullist member of the National Assembly duelled to defend his honor today but the Socialist mayor oi Marsetlie who called him an idiot during an assembly debate won India To Step Up Food Supplies NEW DELHI Reuters The government planned today to step up food supplies to Bihar state where drought and famine have reduced millions of people to walking skeletons Food Minister lagjivan Ram described the situation as serious and unpreceden ed calamity Vacation BillGeis First Reading TORONTO CF The legislature Thursday gave first reading to New Democratic Party members bill providing for three weeks vacation after one years employment in Ontario and tour weeks after 10 years Three Men Ordered To Stand Trial MONTREAL CP Three oi the eight men charged with con spiracy and complicity in the digging of saloot tnuuel to the vault of westend bank branch were ordered ihurylny to stand statement trial on the charges and the other five were ordered to voluntary CBC To Cover Expos Opening MONTREAL CI CBC President Alphonse Quintet announced Thursday the corporation plans to provide full coverage of Expts opening April 27 to both Canadian and international audiences tos taken after the raid showed very very few homes da stroyed Pilots reported damaging the boiler house cooling plant and water treatment plant of the powcr plant The other plant was two miles northeast of the centre oi the city and well within its sub urbs the US command said This plant furnished power for the city its industry and port are working on scheme which will scuttle the princi ples of universal medical care Mr Lewis said this con clusion could be drawn from newspaper reports of federal provinciai conference in Ottawa earlier this week which dis cussed national medical care Program He said Allan hlacEachen federal health minister appar ently did not deny the conten tion of Dr Matthew Dymond his Ontario winterpart that he province can meet Ottawas medical care standard NDP Leader Donald MacDan aid told the legislature book soon to be published claims the cost of funeral in Ontario with varnished oak casket has and is continui to rise like lotlna rule Thursday night to ARMY TAKES OVER POWER IN GREECE House Approves Use Of The Guillotine Rule OTTAWA tCPBy lwoto one majority the Commons ap proved the first use of the gall force vote by next Thcsdny on the defence unification bill Before the government mo tion canted by vote of 124 to oz Prime Minister Pearson un veiled massive Centennial Year legislative program and said the Liberals hope to set time limits on most items with Oppwition approval Conservatives spoke angrily about government closure as the House moved towards the latenight vote that clamped limit of three more days on the bill to unity the armed forces into single service But other parties rctlcdlng on the growing volume of legis lation needed to govern Canada urged collective action to re form the use of Parliaments time They said the governments right to ask for decisionsas wcll as the Oppositions right to llr Pearson listed startling program ot is pieces of legisla tion the government ts passed in t967 MUST ADJUST METHODS He said the Commons must adjust its methods so it can deal quickly and effectively with gov ernment programs or impede the development ot Canada The guillotine rule adopted in 1965 provides ior allparty dis cussion aimed at agreeing on time limits for specific debates Failing agreement the rule al lows the government itself to ask for restrictions The government proceeded with this second step or the first time Thursday with mo line that was debated all day before it finally came to vote NEAR PETEBBOROUCH Five Children De In PETEHEOROUGII CP Five children were killed in fire which destroyed two storey frame house early this morning in Ennlsmarc Town debntemust be respected ship 15 miles north of here Four Big Rubber Companies lire Hit By St AKRON Ohio CPI The United Rubber Workers Union went on strike against three of the big four rubber companies today as contracts expired at midnight Thursday night More than 50000 union jobs were at iccted It was the first oompanywide strike since i965 when the rub ber workers manned picket line against the 115 Rubber Go now Uniroyal union spokesman said it was the biggest since 1959 when the union ailed walkouts against the same campanley Firestone Tire and Rubber Co rike In US Goodrich Coand Uni royal Picket lincs across the coun try were manned whiienegotia tions continued with Goodrich early today The union said Firestone ot ficials were willing to renew negotiations today but com pany spokesman had no com ment on the statement No talks were planned in the Uniroyal dispute Negotiators for about 21150 workers at the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co voted to con tinue work on daytoday ba sis Sessions were scheduled to mums with Goodyear today Nova Sc oticr Vote Called For May 30 HALIFAX CP Premier Robert Stantieid says his Pro gresslve Conservative govern ment in office since 1956 will be judged on its record when Nova Seotlans vote in provin helium balloon Donald Flemin OTTAWA CPIEager hands are poised to toss DonaldFlem ings hat into the ring at the Progressive Conservative leadlt ershlp convention in September Few of the partys so MPs would admit publicly Thursday that they are part of draft Flcming éampaign But several senior Tories said there is drive to recruit the 61yearold former finance and justice min ister However in other party quar ters it was suggested that the growing number of declared and undeclared candidates plus thehelp given to speculation about them is simply aimed at keeping as many voting dele gates as possibie uncommitted until John Dicfonhaker declares Stalins Daughter Leaves Switzerland BERN AIlJcscph Stalins daughter Svetlana left Switzer land today by plane for New York the Swiss government an nounced The briei government commu nique gave no details but an authoritative source said the daughter of the late Soviet die taint left Zurldt aboard Swiss air due in New York at 250 pm EST She arrived in Switzerland March 11 from india and was in hiding here since lt cial election Tuesday May Toss Hat Into PC Leadership Race whether he will be candidate himself George Chatterton MP for Esquimait Saanich estimates that almost halt the MP5 want Mr Hemng in the race when the party meets in Toronto Sept 69 to settle the issue My information is that if theres sufficient indication of draft Fleming would be avail able Mr Chatterton said MONTREAL tCI Big Brotherstyle television cameras will watch you and the man standing next to you may pack shoulder holster as crack 150oman security force keeps thepeace at Expo 67 this surn ITIEI Herve Poudrette 55 Myear veteranwi the RCMP whore tired with the rank of assistant commissioner is director of public safety and heads the force in an interview Thursday he said the groups responsibilities are to help visitors fight fires emergency communica tions working run medical serv ices enforce hygiene and sani tary regulations on the site and The premier announced the election date Thursday in threeparagrapb statement Liberal Leader Gerald Regan welcomed the date but NB the premier should have held off until the tail Mr Silaniietlds We ended 23 ears of liberal adndnlstration leeleaed in 1960 and 1963 in creasing their majorities each time The Conservatives won 39 of the 43 seats in the 1963 election with the Liberals winning the other four vThere will be 45 seats at stake in the May 30 election Three new seats in the HalifaxDart mouth area were created by re distribution ALBERTA ALSO VOTES The Nova Scatia election is the second called for May Al herta votes May 23 1500Mdn Force Ready For Expo run Expos secondary systems We want visitors to enjoy Expo in comfort he said Everything is planned to that en wmvr nuntm PAVILIONB His forces lob did not include guarding pavilions as it was part at the participants agree ment that they handle any nec essary interior security Mr Poudrette denied that his men are keeping special watch on the Cuban pavilion but did say his men would be closely bin certain areas Some men in uniform might be openly armed at times while others in plainclothcs might carry concealed weapons Leader James Aitchison said the 1956 election They were transit Blaze Terrcance Doris father of the children is in St Josephs Gen eral at wandering around in date but uninlt lured hospital spokesman said His Znyearvold wile Shelia is also in hospital suitcring from smoke inhalation and cuts Her condition was describcdas satis factory The fire started about 415 am trapping th children ranging iragaetram two to nine The parents escaped and ran for help said Harold Flood town ship volunteer fire chief Alter the family car failed to start iiir Dcrls ran to neigh bors house halimile away and telephoned firemen Mr Flood said Two volunteer fire depart ments arrived 15 minutes later but the 70yearold building was already destroyed the fire chief Said The family rented the house from neighbor and have been living there since last August Iirrest Premier Govt Oiiicials Cordon Oil Palace Capital ATHENS CPI The army took over power in Greece to lay arresting Premier Panav yictis Canellonoulus and other kcy ministers and political lcad crs Strong army units with tanks and armored cars cordoned off the capital surrounding the royal palace government min istries and other strategic points The Greek Armyradio unlt nounmi that after sunset any one soon on the streets in Athens would be shot without warning it said the army had taken control because of the explo sive situation that has been created in the country Tanjug the Yugoslav news agency reported that shots had belcn heard in the Greek capi ta Canellopoulos was arrested by an army contingent headed by captain lie was reported to have pro tested but was told he was be ing arrested for his can pro tcciion The promiers wife said he had been dragged into his car and taken away Both rightist and Iettist politil cal leaders were reported under arrest Roads in Athens were blocked and traffic diverted Army units took over Athens Airport and post office radio and telccom munications buildings There was no immediate word of the fate of Zlryearold King Constantine Eat the Greek armed services Surveyors lirm Reported Shaky PASADENA Calif AP Surveyor ill extended shaky tubular arm today but did not attempt to scratch the moons pitted hide frenching of the lunar soil may come sometime after Firemen reported the house had sawdust insulation ii The Examiner TODAY Ann LandcrsG City News2 Classified10 11 t2 Comicstit District5 Deaths8 Editorial4 Sportss llreatre5 rv Listingiii Womens6 Weather14 unflifilfl 14 pm EST today when Jet Pro pulsion Laboratory scientists re sume remote control operation ti oi the threelegged spacecratts scoop The scissor type extension arm with two by fivoinch shovel on the and began reach ing out from the craft at 456 am in twosecond steps few inches at time The space crafts camera mounted just above the arm photographed earh jerky movement andteie vised series at pictures The arm was left extended about 50 inch couple of feet above the moons surface as controllers halted the operation shortly beiore am when the earths rotation carried the tracking station at Goidstone Calit out of view of the moon The operations will be resumed as the moonrises over Gold stone tonight PREMIER CANELLOPOULOS radio broadcast decree which it said had been signed by the king suspending articles of the constitution guaranteeing free speech and assembly and other civil rights CURFEIVIMPOSED The radio said curfew was imposed in Athens and all uni versity and school classes sus pended indefinitely The radio snid articles of the constitution had been suspended because of the danger to the public security of the country from internal enemies it did not identify the icader or the army takeover which took place shortly after mid night Thursday night There was no indication of any disorders during the take over but people were told to keep off the streets until further notice The Associated Press quoted Greek embassy source in itorne as saying that the em bassy had been advised that election of new Greek parlia ment would be held on sched ule May 28 despite the military takeover We have been informed said the Rome source that the coup was staged to assure pubs lie order and prevent any ex tremist revolution during the period preceding the election HERES ONE The young son was given per mission to stay up and see the late movie about pirates Half way through the picture the boy left the set turned on and put on his pajamas for bed thought you were going to watch televisionm his mother said was said the boy But found out that there is nothing an alter it is over and who can go to sleep in dead silence EXPO security guard Andre Brabant uses loudAhailer to control pedestrian irattic near one at the entrances to Expo 61 Thu Lionman force will control crowds keep the peace and run Expo 67s emergency services 10 Wirephnto