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Barrie Examiner, 1 May 1968, p. 1

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minimum WP tamponrm carats communion Secretary of State Dean Rusk greets Mitchell Sharp Sharp cannn Externalmf airs Minister Tuesday at the State Departman AP Wire iliiCabinet COnSOliddted To Improve Effiéiency OTIAWA CF Prime Min lstcr Trudeau has consolidated the collection of cabinet com mittees iuto eight powerful deci sionmaking groups in bid to improve efficiency He told news conference that each of the 25 members of his cabinet would serve on two or three of the new committees which eplacc 27 under the 1d systh begun in 19631 Unlike the old commitiees be new ones would have con ra hlc deeisionmaking poivcr The full cabinet would have fewer issues to decideasa result and could give greater at tention to broad policy huesf tions Mr Trudeau is chairman of bihc priorities and planning cnm niitiec which he indicated would be the most important of the eight new committees He compared his authority tothe inner cabinet of highranking ministersin the British govern meat The prime minister also rc tains direct say in caratitulion of matters as chairman of the federalprcvincial tin conunittee few special com Iinittees may he established ater WITHHOLDS NAMES Apart from his own ride and one ther chairman Mr Tru deau declined to name the chairmen of the other commit tees or say who is on them His encuse was that he did not wish to become involved in questions of religious ethnic regional and her factors that go into the aking of cabinet The new setup has four sub ject committees to deal wi if economic matters external cy and defence social policy in cluding labor and manpower questions and the final one communications and urban affairs Theother four were lahellcd coordinating committees and include the key one dealing with prior es and planning which questions which have long term irnplicatlons Another co com mittee presidefizy yon tys House leafigvlll deal iii legislation for presentation to ietnam War In May ayrnn asso PRESS The Vietnam war loomed large in May Daydernonstra tions around the world today Communist speakers attacked the United States South Viet namese leaders attacked the Communists Soviet Defence Minister An drci Grechko told Russian troops the Soviet Union supports the Vietnamese Communists to the utmost He called the struggle against the United States and its sup porters in Vietnam sacred war anddenoun So to Vietnams President rally in Da Nang that South Vietnam will never negotiate with the Viet Cong and will not cedeeven one centimetre of landtotNorth Vietnam Around the world parades and rallies were held to celebrate la hnrs traditional day In Tokyo 200000 persons as sembled to hear socialist and Communist speakers urge th overthrow of Premier Eisaku Satos government The Spanish government massed police and iivil guards in Madrid and other industrial cities will give speelal attention to on Demonstrations Nguyen Van Thieu told labor the Commons and determine government priorities in Parlia ment fre board romains as coordinating committee to ov ersee spending collective bar gaining with government cm ployces and related matters Federalprovincial relations is the fourth coordinating com mittee Loomé large Grechlro also reviewed the an nual Soviet military parade through Red Square and said in short speech that US aggression in Vietnam repre sents the most serious threat to peace today The military paradethrough the square lasted 45 minutes No new military hardware was shown roars FISH can as wen QWEN SOUND CF Fisherman Fred Robinson of Owen sound has real yarn ahout the one that got away Tuesday he was fishing at local dock from his car when he got bite He jumped out of the car to check his line and the cars transmission slipped Mr Robinson watched dumbfounded as his car rolled off the dock and into The fish got away too tour was wearing only trousers sive reading Will thcllady who the lake always arrives at the still waters while the rest of us are in the green pastures please wait for us this time Ontario Canada Wednesday Niayil Back To OTTAWA CF Prime Min ister Trudeau has scat Canadian ambassador Jules Leger hark to France with instructions related to French accuptoncc of Quebec province at Paris education conference without Ottawas ap proval Mr Trudeau told Thesduy news conference the ambassa dor rccallcd for consultation over the incident is en route to Paris He dcelincd to say what Mr Leger had been advised to do when he got back to France The prime minislcr hoped that developments in the case wil lnot have to be made too public He gave no indication that break in diplomatic rela tions with France was in the offing Although lilr Trudeau men tioned note external affairs otfidnls said later no note to the French govcrnmcn was in volvcd in the latest develop mcnts AUTHORITY 1N DOUBT Canada suspended diplomatic relations with Gahon after that tiny African country invited Quebec to the first stage of the same conference for French speaklng countries in Fchmary The case has raised doubts about the authority of the Cana diani hvernment in external rc Tru auinlso satdhemay Suffer Burns In Hamilton Fire WTUgTDN Clt father buncd screaming into thestrcct and collapsed as fire roared through his oastcndl house Tuesday night injuring three other meme bars of the family Fred Niaholls dd father of and halfnaked ran and the skin was peeling from his hack as he lay outside his blaring home witnesses said He was taken to ifamilton General Hospital with first and second degree burns to his back hands and left arm lIe was reported in fair condition today His sons Joe my arold private and tityearold Donald also were in fair condition with 11 first and second degree burns HERES on Minister just before the respon Daniel Johnson of Quebe Tuesday night independence for Quebec would he solution of despair estate of $143 Mrs TRUDEAUS ORDERS cLeger Is 17 France let his cabinet ministers rcs lriricd to government duties at of the capital next week for brictperlods to campaign for the June 25 election lie left in doubt whether he would take up television net works offer to debate with Con servative Leader Stanfield The question of thirdparty partici pntion and how the French speaking part of thejelcctorate would be served would hav to be resolved he said octane rntMiiia UrgéSiLCanadct cntelty and abuse otpallents by DR DYMDND PartnerShip NEW YORK CPI Premier said Johnson said in an interview Quebecs youth is temptedby the idea of independence from Canada Buthe advocated partnership oi Englishspeakhtg llii Irenchspcakhig nations wllh numerous social powers for Quebec as the mainstawa FrenchCnnada in aspcech later to the Eco nomlc Cluhoi New York John son told an audience of 1400 that English Canada jwill not blackmailed into new con stitution and Frcnch Canada ill not he forced into the reéent constitution However he expressed opti mism that after twoor three Betefi Relatives To Share $185000 HAMILTON or Relatives of family of our killed last Nov 21 in what police say was murdersuicide will share an estaievol more than $185000 Lloyd Paddon 49 his wife Laura to dieir daughter Carol 21 and son Donald from shotgun blasts their Is died ome MrsPaddons will revealed an Pads ons will also granted probate contained $392 Terms of the will state that Planning Another Heart TranSplanl lAfllS lieuters French the estates will be divided equal ly between their families yearsof negotiations new constitutions for all Canadians will be reality The future charterxhc saidwill have to recognize that Canada because of cultural and regional dispari tle anot be unitary coun names pillar ue sum Johnson also said the new consti ll have to shed an imperial or cold eluding tha none ot provincial lieu tenantgovernors Federalism is thebest politi calform at mainia Canada asra peaceful pcaccfloving and pencecnntributing country he said Johnson discussed the unani mous agreement of the federal andprovincial governments to review the Canadian constitu tion gt gt There Vvtil be some tensions and some attitudes will be sub iect io cfiticism he said but his personal expectations are high because of the innate oh jectivity sellrestraint and rela tive lack of prejudice of our people discharged ntcntol patients has Minister Matthew Dymond inld patienls ly patientchrtha King being man Larch laminams Dotllll en Pub Cruelty llnd llbusé Alleged jBy Health Minister DYmoxid ronouro CF ll Coilingwood nursingliome for been ordered closed and all pri vate patients removed Health the Ontario legislature Tucsday He made the annotmcement after telling the legislature to hadvhecnv removed March berausc nlchaagesof the operator Jeanette Gurman Dr Dymond saldTucsduy let tersirom members of the nurs ing hamostait indicated mal treatmentsat patients dating back to 1966 One staff member the former chief nurse atvthe home listed eight incidents of cursing slop ping pushing and punching Nurscs aides toldnf an elder pushcd into bedroom because she had violated nhousc rule The door was closed shoots and screams were hcard then thud and silence The patient dishevellcd with the facial bruises was unableJo use one arm Xrays taken four days later revealed shoulder frac ture Mrs King died 10 hays later from heart attack Aides also told of patient being forced todrinhlhe water in which soiled garment had been washed Department officials visited Collingwaod an interviewed BOSTON AP Governor Nelson Rockefeller of Newl York who wasnt candidate whenthe polls opened emerged as the apparentwinner todayon writein volcsin the Republican presidentialrace in the Massa chusetts primary The Rockefeller victory would give him the votes ofthe Massachusetts delegates on the bailotat ithe Republican na onal convention Primariesvln the United States often are mainly popularityicon tostsas presidential candidates are chosen at national nominat ing conventions Few states stnlf members last Dcremhcr and recommended patients from Onerla homes be re moved Liberal Leader llobcrl Ninnn said the department rccmrdfto have been justified in its actions but members of bolhoppositiun parties were bitterly critical of Dr Dymond for not acting more quickly when therewas cvl dence of abuse Vcrnoti SingerLILTorootn Dcwosvlcw said nothing was done until three months alter the staff members were tntcr vlcwedand sevcnmonlhs after first intimaqu olfahusesn As Conservative am heated at Dr Morton Shulman tNDPToronto lilch Park who had firstraised the mattcrdn the legislature and iii prcssrc leases NDP Leader Donald MacDonald assailed Dr Dy mond for dereliction of dutyif the facts you have presented are true It they are halfatrue it is hairraising situatia Why did it lake ce months to remove thepatientsitwhy was sixmonth interim exten sion of theann granted Mr Singer asked why the ate torneygcncralwhad not been gchnthe information so that steps leading to criminal law decision could be taken The minister said he accepted the advico and Would turn the file over to AttorneyGeneral Arthur Wishari have laws similar to ssachu setts committing stalev delega tions taprimarywi ass on first ballots at the conventions Senator Eugene McCarthy whosename was theonly one printed on the Democratic hal iot made his expected showing capturing majority of the Democnatlc votes He was as sured the 72 votes of the states Democratic conventiondelega tion on the first ballot The Minnesotanvalso made strong showing depubiican writein votes wn to candi dates whose ballots surgeons plan another heart transplant operation soon de spite the death Tuesday ofEuJ Confront Drapeati tr US ilgree To WASHINGTON AP The day an Indonesian suggestion UL NEWE this On Ship White House ckly accepted to that preliminarypeace talks with representatives at North Vietnam naval vessel in the Gulf of Tonkin takerplace on an Indonesian Refuses To Leave LHousevvv continue their sixday sitin at rononro CPI Nancy Grayand her eight children today cannandeered Ontario Housing Corp town house in cast Torontolm not moving Mrs Gray said Tuesday night fiMan Critically Woundédln Toronto rename or Aceyearoioman wnsshot anilcritically wounded early today after fourmen invaded Toronto apartment and terrorized fondly gt guard in hospital with 22 FrankClcy Toronto is underpolice calibre bullet wound in his stomach Filter War In Cigarette Industry MONTREAL or The we of the filters is onin Canadas Icigarette industry The first salvo came from the Imperial Tobwj co Co of Canada which launched cigarette with the new Strick than filterTuesday andshortly Canada Ltd announcedlisnewlilter brand atterwards Benson and Hedges On Lottery Tax QUEBEC KC Justice lottery because winners wil be asked skilltesting questions has moved step closer to ehn told his city council Monday night thét nothing to this day has arisen to indicate the plan Minister JeanJacqucs Bertrand frontauon with Montreal Mayor Jean Drapeau over the imagina tive mayors voluntary tax scheme Mr Bertrand said Tuesday in answer to question asked in the legislature by Jerome Cho quette tLMon treal Outree mo that as long as the Cri inal Code contains disposiv Lions prohibiting lotteries the minister of justice will see that the law is applied The justice minister had said in statement Friday that the unusual tax scheme which of fers up $100000 in monthly izea for $2 donations to the city Coffer is illegal and aociontraventio of the Criminal Pressedby reporters Tuesday to elaborate outSldethe house on his plans to fight the scheme lter Bertrand said Ir dont want to make any further com meat because this affair is to ho submitted totha courts May peau steadfastly dénl who has ed is planisva illegal rope lirst transplant pa talhere where retiredtruclr driver Clovis blain as morning said again the operation without regaining cause usnoss Weshall make new tcmpt Mercadierfsaid later ggw fjrot Maurice Mer iii new heart Sunday Roblain died as ours after in better conditions The Ex miner TODliY inn Landeriis city newst CInsalfllrlld 19 Comicses DcalJisll Dlslrletd Editoriala Sportsrt r15 shall do it Siippoitmg ono= Tuesday night at Hamila ton are Stewart Cook left andlilo home gt vlntcr no Douglasin more ways than vHamllton East Th Democraticgleader speaktn homlnatlon ally tn rcgar

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