MINER TELEPHONES maul Classiï¬ed Adm All other Departments moon Grudltlon out Yuk No it rmsemllvo Leader Robert Stanï¬eld begins speech in Melilax at last nights conven tion which nominated him to federal election Mr Stanfield accused Prime Minister True dean of attempting tlle politi cal destruction of Quebec Premier Johnson 01 Wire photo Barrloaontarlo Canada Friday May 17 196 French Unrest Sparks Media Producers Strike PARlS tCP Mushroomiag unrest among Frances students and workers spilled over today into the national rodiotelevislon network Producers and direc tors of the network went on strike and radiotclevision news personnel said they would no longer accept government or des hw the ews shuld bc longer accept government or ders on how the news should he presented The strike movement rolled ahead with no apparent pattern The Communistled General Confederation of Labor called meeting of its national commit tee to try to keep control of tho omprornise Imminent Paris Peace Talksï¬â‚¬ national spropertidaï¬dithe legiti PARIS AP Informed French and US diplomats ex pect compromise deal be tween the United States and North Vietnam to end the bomb ingof the North in spite of the apparent stalemate in the Paris pearlstalks The North Vietnamese appear at present to be trying to rally world opinion against the United States to pressure it into ending military action against North Vietnam without any compen sating move by the Commu nists Th appeal for support has been sounded this week by Am bassador Xuan Tllly in Paris and by Hanoi Rad To counter this manoeuvre 115 spokesman me what they consider the unacceptably high military price the United States wouldahave ito pay to end the bombing under present condi tions They are driving for res toration of buffer zone to cut off North Vietnamese troop movements across the North South border BOMBS STOP SUPPLIERS Thtnsands of truck loads of men and supplies moon could pong into South Vietnam without interruption they say if attacks ere stopped without North Vietnamese tieescalation rReconnaissance flights over tlféN rth would be stopped cut ingvoft vital information nephew shelling and borflling of the southern border area of the North would be halt ed while North Vietnamese troops messed there could move 59 atany time Ambassador Averell Hagunan in an interview aerial Thursday linked restoring buff ce zone between North and South with ending the rest at the bombing and all other acts of war against the North llnrriman was asked in an ABC television interview wheih er he was encouraged by North Vietnams willingness so for to talk here about subjects other than ending the bombing of the North He said they had not talked about anything in such way that we can get at the subject and agree to it but had thrown out ideas in propaganda way TWIST THE FALlS They have criticized our vio la tion 0f the demilftnrized zone man continued when the facts are they are the ones that violated first It is that sort of thing that TODAY Ann Landersl City Ilwa2 iClasslfledll 15 16 Comics17 District5 Editorial4 Sports10 11 Theatre4 rv Listings8 Weather12 womens6 CAPSULE Nos Wams Own Leader TORONTO OP tio onoon fool ol erstorey apartment buildihg killing at Prime Minister Trudeaus hardlirle on Fr chlt Canadian separatism could lose him Quebec and the elec Senator Richard Stanbury said Thursday inlets Blast Checkout least three persons Wiants Wiretap Iividence ORONTO CF Judges should be able to allow evidence obtained by wiretapping and other electrnnlcdevices General Arthur Wishart of Ontario told the legislature Attorney Thursday than Death Toll in Bum jnauoooiv thl nun reaching here today lllc death toll fromfcyclonos diatlashéd as soulllwestvcoast May to has risen to M3said reports fluctuate between $23a to $242 The official parity is $240 the price of gold reached an lt said he would it theyarc doing and they have got to indicate speciï¬cally they arcready to reestablish the zone before we can negotiate how to achieve the decennia tion The more hopeful 115 and French diplomats believe oo promise would probably mightlle farm of secret under sta pg that if Johnson would unconditionally stop the bombing and all other acts of war North Vle am would then scale down mill ry operations British Pound Beaches New Low LONDON Reuters The Pound slithered to new low on Londons foreign exchange mar ket today as gold pricescontin ued their upward trend The pounds rate dropped to $233595 US fall of about oneetenth of cent from Thurs day nights level The currency is allowed to On Londons bullion market alltime high of $4160 an ounce mate movement and probably push it along Earlier studentand teachers unions today called off planned march on the state radio building following warn ng that the French government will not tolerate disruption of public order Instead they appealed to stu dents to hold solidarity mcct tags with workers joint communique issued by the French National Student Union and the main University Professors Union said the dc termining factor in the situation is the entry of the workers into the fight They declared their solidarity with strikers and with the staff of the state radio who are calla ing for more autonomy Th2 decision to call on the cmonstration followed gov ernment communique warning Thursday night that the govern ment would not tolerate the isruption of the re publlcs Ida Jul crests of all classes of e0we commas near The communique from the of fice of Premier Georges Pomp dou also warned that it is tho governments duty to maintain public order and protect all citi ens against excesses The premier lo radio and television broadcast later an pealed to students not to listen MANY clots cannon coon TORONTO OP Ontar io schoolgirls should be paid by gt the province to take cooking courses during their summer holidays says tLiberal member of the Leg islatm Eddie Sargent Grey Bruce mada the suggestion during debate on the labor department utimates Ruled out of order he protested This is very serious Girls are going out in life today not even able to boil an egg Jnoves aimed against not to goon record as in provoknteurs but to the voice of reason Thousands of extra police some called in from as far away as Toulouse ringed key points in the capital today in case of headon clash between the government and students At Nantes strikers today enlt where they have imprisoned the mnnager and 12 of his execu tives ST JOHNS Nfld CP The split in Liberal government ranks reached climax late Thursday night when two cabi net defectors abstained on db visional vote which approved development egislatiod The vote cameafter Prcmlér Joseph Smallwood stunned the legis atltre by rising to vlvlth draw chargestof improper use of ofï¬ce levelled Tuesday at former healthminister John crosblel reason why Mr Crosble and Clyde Vells formerminlster withouhportlolio broke with the government Tuesday to become independent Liberalsv law minutcs before the vote the premier advisedltfliem Domains the hill History would soon forget oil refinery eomplelrJat Come EyChanccao miles west of here he said Ltahnals wnv EASILY the eventual count was 26 Liberals against four Conserva prcmier led an enthusiastic round of desisthumoilts He leaned toward them and you Thank you very much The two Liberal detectors have said they agree with the contentious ccc ofï¬odurthal The billwastbe immediate their reasons but not their oppo sitioa to development of big tives when Mr Crosbicaod Mr Wells remained seated lhe shouted Thank you Thank sodas Iered their fourthday of occu potion of the Sud Aviation plont aid Nfld Liberal Split Shows Up principle of the bills They object to clausein itwhich gives the cabinet motor to provide up to $5000000 interim financing to the American developers with out scarcity mysetlliapposc aluminum in committeestudy if that comes today Earlier Thursday Mr Small wood made adramanc retrac tion of charges lavelledTuesday against Mr Croshie that he tried to use his cabhlet office for the monetary gain of busts nessas operated by his family UHth CF Canadas army particularly theinlantry has home the brunt of manpower cutback in the uni ï¬ed forces The redu lontn army strength has alreadyled to shuffla reduciag the number of battalions and could lead to more it has made itveven more likely that Canada soon will re duce uncanny component of her North Atlantic TreatyOi ganizntion force inEurope end of February was 40430 down from 42580 at the end of Max1967 Thearmy loss of 2150person 35 cents above Thursday nights price Similar rises were report ed from Zurich Hang Kong and Beirut EOMINY FALIS W1 APt Lturged Ill go into the mine said John Monro Jr to of Buckeye flvc been coal miner 17 years now These tings heroes Moore was on of six men feared dead who were rescued from the Gaulny Coal and Coke Co No minevThursdayafte spending an hours trapped on derground in flooded coal shaft Another is trapped my it when water pouredfn from an adjoining abandoned mine were Prime Minister Wilson today ordered an in vestigation into on explbsion Thursday that sheared off corner rescued last Saturday Larry Lynch to of Richwood another of those feared dead go wherever Gad calls me if canserve llimbest down in that mine Ill go down there Joe Fitzwater 33 ofltu pert Jennings ll Lilly co ot Mount Nebo Edward Scarb to 36 of Richwood and gene Martin 34 of Cointonvllle said they have not yet made up their minds about going down again in the No amlne Theslxlmen were washedto Larry Lynch rests athaos rad neon Hospitaldn Rich VA after his re cue yesterdayfrom flooded Galdey Coal and Coke Co Kiln Lynch hown lealid fat crwas alt moag six hllners rescued after to days underground Four mlna diedgihl re Master Plan For wasagd Beach Presented nEE use mun WEATHER even nuniii STANFIELD CHARGES PC Leader Comments Ca TrudeauAIohnson Feud By THE CANADIAN PRESS Conservative Leader Stanï¬eld charged Thursday that Prime Minster Trudeau is dangerously mishandling the issue of Que becs foreign activities Accepting nomination in Hall fax riding for the Tuesday June 25 general election Mr Stan field said Mr Trudeaus iniec lion of his feud with Quebec into the campaign will settle nothing and may cause great damage In the west Mr Stanfields predecessor John Diefenhaker opened his election battle by at tacking Mr Trudeau on both to and constitutional grounds The former prime minister is once more the Con servative candidate in Prince Albert Mr Trudeau spent tidy out of the spotlightjn Ottawa but he will get back into it today He will open the annual tulip festival in the national capltal then go to Montreal lor the opening of Man and His World permath exposition on the Expo 67 grounds The prime ministers election campaigning resumes Saturday lanst in Toroidowhero visit three riding nfer with Ontario Liberal candidates New Democratic Leader Douglas campaigning in Van tad couver suid the federal govern ment must have more powers in the housing field After visiting three families Totalarmy strehgth at the with young children who have nel in this ninemonth period was more than triple that of the air component and almost triple the net loss in naval ranks The latest defence department figures are the ones up to the the Queens Own Riflesrof Cana end of February They show total forces man power of loam44368 for the air component and 175atllor the naval component plus that to no for the army row Now Lownn is safe to assume that in the almost three months since the official count the overall forces total has dropped close to the 100000 mark During the nine months in which the army suffered net loss of 2150 personnel the air Drdpnecln VTSon Ot MONTREAL CF The 326th anniversary of the found ing of Montreal is being cele brated with bang todaythe opening of Man and His World The permanent summer exhi bition succeeds Expo 67 and is being run bythe eityrof Mont real Plans for todays opening re flected less pomp than for Expos with no speeches no ri tual arrivals as many ordinary visitors VIPs at the oer USSR lieiuses Emha Man To See Stud ntv noscoiulel or dial umbnllay official failed today to get permission to visitiwliliam Lelthead 20 flvancouver who is bein held in Tashkent jail on sit of smuggling and was told Nora Scotias But defence official says it problems in findingvplatu to live Mr Douglas termed the situann incomprehensible and ridiculous Mr Dlefcnbalrcr called for re dueiions in government spend hlg and taxes He told new conference in Prince Albert that Mr Trudeau called the June 25 election because he didnt want to face in Parliament the fact that Canada has the highest taxes interest rates and cost of living in history He said Mr Trudeau also wants Canadians to forget that under Lester Pearson the Liber al government spilt Canada Th Liberal party destroyer of national unity now was trying to present itself as the saviour of the country he said Mr Stanï¬eld told his Halifax audience that Mr Trudeau is fast disqualifying himself as possible rcshaper of national unity The federal Liberal leod eropcn quarrcl with Premier Daniel Johnson of Quehec was wrecking his prospects afoul cesa ln presiding over Iny fu ture federalsprovinclal inegotlai lions top federal Lih crnl Rainwater All Me ocheh toldl Sydney elec tlnn rallya vote for Stanfield government will lead tovcrcep separatism The Liberals on the other handi would create strong united Canada speaking with ï¬ne voice for the whole coun antennaeBron Canadians cutbacks componentwas reduced by only 551 men and thevnaval counta nedt by Early this month the defence department announced thedls banding of the 2nd Battalion of do The Calgaryvbased battalion ofthis famous infantry regi aneat is down to about 350 men Normal battalloni strength is out 900$ The regiments lat Battalion ls based at Victoria and there is reserve militiabattallon of the regiment in Toronto Men from the disbanded bat talion are expected to be sted to other units but this not solve the manpower shortage informants say other battalions have been running well under strength for more than year ziopéns Expon may and whirl of ethnic cos tumes to dance the fair into ex istence Topinvited guest was Prim Minister Trudeau Also invited were lieutenantGovernor Humles Lapointc of Quebe Quebec Premier Daniel ohm ston mmbers of the federal and provincial cabinets 50 am hassodor from Ottawa every consul living in Montreal lcad ingi representatives of the church the bench the army ltlrlade unions and other walks of Jean Drapeuu wasfront and centre in the VIP chairs with his entire city council there to see theevidence of anoth er victory for Montreals bustlinl ayor called for alinle turnstlIQopenlng Bt toallow the first 2200 visitor to loin the mo VIPs at Pine Natlo FT move fast guï¬goglngtwflogs nrtc ngconu tblailsand did to