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Barrie Examiner, 25 May 1968, p. 1

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SEE PAGE THREE WEATHER Sunny and moderate this week end lawloairht as domes Rub tomorrow 65 For lur thur details turn to Page Not Mo Then to For copy EXAMINER TELEPHONES affiliation Classified Advmlflu mam All We Depmenu new Iona Year no or llorrirlixamim Barrie Ontario Canada Saturday Mg 25 me nuroonnrnron it inane may Johnny Bower veteran NHL goalie was in Barrie yester day Annmarie Erunnar was one or the youngest seekers at his autograph she gota special deal While they posed for plcturel Mr Bower drew her picture oilshouse ad lake then boat and asked Do you want to go ho id 2tExamlner TCdnadian Diplomat ls OTTAWA CF canadihn diplomat has been expelled from Russia for the first time in tbermemOry of senior external affairs officials here who de scribed the incident that trig gered the expulsion as mamaup News oi the expulsion was rr leased here Friday as Lt Col JohnV Watson and his wile flew from Mascow to Helsinki Canada issued Warlord statement denying Soviet alio gatioos of espionage presented at stilinote otprotest to the Russian Ambassador here and gave Russia one week to get Lt Col Dideolro Col Wat sons oppositenumber in Ot tawa out oi Canada The Watsons were behaved en route hack to Canada although neither external affairs nor de fence otiiciais Would confirm this Anexteroal affairs spokes man said it was up to defence to make public the Watson plans We dont know where he is fe spokesman repiledr JWe seconded him toexternal affairs and be them POSTED LAST JULY Col Watson 45 Toronto na tive is an RCAF career officer switched to army rank after unification of the Canadian forces Feb lie was posted to thefianadian embassy in Mosi cow last July The angry Canadian state works with ment said we Watsons were manbandled and hurtby Soviet officials while on train in Vladivostok port where they were to catch ship to Tokyo Agroup of Sovi officials broke into the Watsons eeping compartment early May it used physical violencaduring an hour of search and question ing and seized from Col Wei son two cameras loaded wlh unexposed fdm notebookx The Canadian statement addrd that CoLJWatson assist ant military attache for air at the Canadlan embassy in bios cow tried toespose the films rear ce that mus roomed through France Friday night and early obvious attempt to start WET Two persons died in the riots which followed President de Gaulles announcement Friday Jor June referendum on major reforms he plans for the coun try as ordered police to useforce if necessary to break up street meetings in Paris Theviolence tbe worst since the French crisis began three weeks ago also resulted in inju rice to hundreds of persons and today was lan i7 mm on told reportersvhe CIVIL WAR worker Ikes hndvdemonsira tions began three weeks ago Paris echoed today to the wail of ambulance sirens alter the bloody nightlong street battles that raged for to hours Demon strators wrecked and set fire to three police sutions in Paris early today Premier Georges lompidou ordered police today iobreak up= all demonstrations and marches with the greatest énv ergy in Paris or rthe provinces Retold reporters that it is nec essary fwlthout delay to policeman we killed in Lyon Pompidnu the other dead person was young man mmwmm ham who diedof knifewoundin ured and other hundreds jailed incthe worst violence France has expev rienced since the atudenl Earls ompldousaid the you death might not havt been connected withrlhe riots and a2small before they weie seized and managed to expose one External affairshere said this is standard procedure to pre ventsubsequent tampering with blank tiiml hy anyona seizing it The Examiner TODAY Annmarie6 lCltyltewsz Ciaaslilcrklz Comics7 nunsIr Districts Editorial4 sportsa put an ial Service repor 456 persons gated for injuries total of pitals 173 required admittance to has sanders summer Streetsvin Paris Latin Quar ter were shamble of failed trees ve cle and paving stooes thrown together for har ricades by students battling po llce into the morning hours Parispolic said 131 of their men were lnlu fourof thitm in serious condition Students turning the Sorhonnc into aiege castle refused to give out any ligurearon their casualties but reported thatwbat once was preasroom there bod been an Lyon authorities said aboutzzao persons on both sides were ioluredln Nantes the toll Zwaa about 30 from battles be tween policeand farmers stu PARIS AP The United States intends to step up pres sure on ilanois negotiators In the Paris talks to admit that thousands of North Vietnamese troops are lighting in South Vietnam flow can we ever got any where in those discussions said one official ii We cant even agree on the basic facts we have to deal with North Vietnam has up in now denounced any suggestions that it had forces in the South Manoeuvres In PRAGUE AP Troops from the Soviet Union and other Communist nations will march on Czechoslovak soil nextmonlh in Warsaw pact manocuvres that may rekindle fears oi Russian pressure play in the face of the liberallrationlhcre The manoeuvres were an nounced Friday Defence Minis ter Martin Dzur of Czechoslova kiavsaid May that Vnrsaw pact drills would heheld in By THE CANADIAN PRESS With exactly month to go until voting day June 25 the pace is picking up in the lederal election campaign About the only way for voters outside Canadas really remote communities to avoid running into party leader is to stay right at home you then theyll bercropping more and more often on television screens and radio broadcasts Prime MInisterTrudeau was hackin Ottawa Friday after Manitoba swing But he heads out today on motorcade through the southern Ontario communities at London St Th omas Simone Erantford Newmarket and Markham winding up in Toronto Conservative Leader Stanfield winds up westemtbur today dents andworkcrs lnBordeaux three policemen and an it known number oi demonstrators were hurt In Strasbourg whore streets were littered with broken glass and barricades about 15 demon strators and several police were reported injured Paris glowed with tires set its streets and occasionally shock to the explosionoi atearv loped automobiles Union and opposibonspokes men denounced the presidents erendum proposal Ncgotia he setto bring govérnmenl union nd business representa tives around bargaining table today were called by one can ve newspaper Frances ope for returnvto nor gas grenades and flameenve listed by TROOPS IN SOUTH US Will Seek Hanoi Admission some experts here believe Premier Phnm Van Dong oi North Vietnam may have made basic move toward cooccs sion on that point Friday when he said in speech in Hanoi Wbcrcver the enemy exists our Victnomeso people have the right to go there and fight him This stopped short of admit llng that Northern troops had gone into the South but provided basis for such concession laterprobably much later Soviet Troops Will Hold Czechoslovakia Czechoslovakia sometime this year and said that not as many troops would take part as in the manoeuvres held here two years alto my1 Howey Soviet it ry intervention were rile in the Czechoslovak press last week when Soviet troops went through formations in Poland not far from the Czech border The Poles said those manoeuvres too had been scheduled June Election YPace Is Mounting that strctched from Manitoba to British Columbia He drives to Brockville Ont from Ottawa for Saturday night rally rests in Ottawa Sun day and records some broadcast material and heads out Monday on tour of southern Ontario New Fighting Near Saigon SAJGON AP New fighting broke out on Salgons northern fringes today as South Viet namese marines and us help copier guosbips moved pgainst Viet Cong forces posiny threa tening third offenive against the capital Reuters newsrageucy said two US soldiers and 30 Viet Cong were killed gt INJURED policeman lsas Red0ossimeconv AT IICSU Mothers War On Groundhogs MICKSEURG Ont CF llothers in this small Ottawa Valley community near Pembroke have de clared an allout war on groundbogs This year the hiioksburg Womens Community Club put punch into the annual spring groundhog hunt by placing fivecent reward for every groundhog tail turned in The ich was initiated both to reduce the popula tion at chunky burrowch and to keep the children husyt Douglas Wams illls Not Well Ry CARhlAN CUMMING FORT WILLIAM Ci Tommy Douglas travelled across Northern Ontario this week with message that things arent all that good for many Cangdlans max soccy illitouworlr Bay Street the New Democratic Party chief told miners smelter1workcrs and other northerners But its not so good if youre among the 2d per cent of Cana dians living in povertyor the 20 percent living on the verge oi poverty its not so good If you havent got job or cant afford house or come home from the smaller with chest pains and coughing spells Monstrous Fire Bums In illberia By JOHN CRAIG SLAVE LAKE AILI iCP forest fire twice the size of Metropolitan Toronto continued settlements on the south shore of Lesser Slave Lake 19o miles north of Edmonton The 35000tiocre fire burning through scrub and marketable pine and spruce was mile southwest of here late Friday night and while heading toward Wagner and Widewater eastern edge was drifting to winds continued tion users one Well exclaimed the sweet old lady tasting her first cocktail tastes exactly like the cinemy husband has to shill direc been taking for toyears the left bank in Paris FriV dryrnightrduriog new rioting to creep northwest today toward its tod BWAY Police Intensify Search For TORONTO CP Police took possession oi bundle ol livc sticks of dynamite found ncarthc Greenwood subway yards curly today while force of 250 officers continued to guard Toronto Transit Commis sion property against person who has set all three explosions in TIC installations The dynamite was found aficr man reported he was drinking wine in dork corner bcsidc ihc subway yards whcn someone stumbled ovcr him fell and dropped the bundle of explo slves The caller said the man lied Police today were still trying to locate the wioedrinker who first called them about 1030 pm dileanwhlle the scorch intensi iicd for the man who has left dynhmite in bus and subway stations in an attempt to extort $130000 from TC Chairman Ralph Day The wiocdrinker who ldenilr fled himself as John Wade said in telephonecall ho was in thc park by the subway yards dlllkll1 wine whenthe man With the dynamite stumbled over him in the darkness The man dropped bundle as he fell then got up and lied We Man Responsible For Bombings Toronto police have offered $5000 reward for the cat lure of man wanted for bombing Toronto bus and run way station washrooms Thurs day tours or as drawing of who is believed to botrying to extort $250000 from Ralph Day chairman of the Toronto Transit Commission Ci Vircpboto PORT SEVERN Ont CPIFred Huskins as of hlidlandpwas ed Friday night when he was struck by car onliigbway Ioa ncar here Port Severn is to miles northeast olhlidiand French Ministry To set up Airline PARlS APiTbe Frencbdcfeoce ministry announced today it is setting up military airline service to carry civilian passen gersbetween Paris and New York replace strikebound Air France and some European cities to Customs onions Seize 18 NIAGARA FALLS Ont CPSCanadianvcustoms officials said ay they have seized suitcase containing ISD valued at $72 ooo from man attempting to enter Canada by bus from Buffalo 1ward this townof 2000 as tight NY One In Ten win Need psychiatrist Tononro CPLll to persons will spend part of Canadian nurse said Friday inhoubled France Demon strationstook borllverv 10L current trends continue one out of ever his life under psychiatric treatrneot two persons and hundreds were inhued AEHIIQMM

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