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Barrie Examiner, 21 Aug 1962, p. 1

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handheld on in pig PA amino ttumbcrtnulilouhafluilm 912le am in on rear Fresh Rioting Is Feared Soon At Berlin Wall JP from RrutcnjAl BERLINWest Berlin police today braced for fresh demon strations following is street but its Monday night that cllrncred lhrac daysof anticommunist vtaltmu iilfest Berlin Itfayor Willy Brandt meanwhile was ex peeled to press the American llrlllsh rind French command ants In Berlin to support Ber liners along the Communist wall Brandt wants Weslem pledge of aid for refugees who arawollnded on thewill and fall back on the East German side out of reach of West Ber liners That was the case Fri day when East German border de guards allowed young refugee to bleed to death on the East side while West Berlin police and American troops looked on from the West at The incident touched off four successivedays of antiCommu nistand sometlmes antiAmer icanriotingculmlonting lion day night lhthe most violent outbreak est Berlin since the Communists bullttthe wall throughthcyclty year ago CALL OUT POLICE Strong police reinforcements took up posts at the Checkpoint Charlie border point where the successive demonstrations have been touched off by the arrival of Soviet bus from East Berlin by run CANADIAN Pness Faced with the allbirtimpos sible task of tracking down everyone who had even remote contact with youngjmatlpox victim health ouuiorittos in ndniind the United States are continuing theirelforts to proventanyspread ot the virus lent disease natarydcstsadendafhn that James William Orr 14yearold son of an Alberta missionary is suffering from smallpox He has been isolated sinele Saturday in aTorontohos pi There is no cause for alarm said statement from the office of Health Minister Matthew Dymond of Ontario an epidemic is not antici pated But everywhere there was firess on the need for vaccina IDfI The boy arrived in Toronto to days ago after travelling from Brazil to New York by plane and thence by train to Toronto His father Rev James Robert Orr of Three Hills Alta core cerned that the boy apparently had smallpox put him in doc tors care while trioother children continued on to Alberta by train TRAVELS ABOUT Smallpox was not diagnosed until week later In the mean time Mr Orr travelledexten swer by public transit in Tor onto The ciys health department advised that some 130 persons who attended Baptist church Bible ela WWW Health offiCials conceded that the possibility ofitbe parents be rng infected is remote but de cided against talring chances Red ASpaceTwins Used Parachutes ay noun iinLnn MOSCOW ReuterslTbe So vict Unions twin astronauts rel yealed today that they both landed by rachute after their epic flight rough space Maj Andriaa Nikolayev and LtCol Pavel Popovich also re vealed in press conference Iiere that their spaceships weighed abou five tons And they sclosed thatvthe closest their spaceships came to each other urlng their joint flight was about five kilome tresa Iittl more than three miles Popovicli asked how he had landed saldi Besidemy ship like my pr decessors Gagarin and Titov clusedhebnlodonh£ Tha twain monauts thus clenredup three of the major questions unanswered since Ni kosayev was lalmched on the htiornlng oi Aug It to be joined hylapovlch little less than 24 hour later had implied that bth men landed in their spucec altth koloyov after orbiting for 05 gardennet Nikolaer also dis on dolly run with relic guard for the Soviet war incin ortal in the British sector The bus has been pounded dallyby henago of stones ram angry crowds This of the to Soviet soldiers ohoardthe bus Monday were re ported to have been Injured whcn the hall of stones smashed through the vehicles windows The has finally cleared the mob with an escort of WestBer llnpolicozcarsbutfilic stratlon continued An estimated 10000 West Ber liners nitaclted the Soviet vo hicles and attempted repeatedly to stormthe wall along ullri mile stretchol the sector bor Hardpressed West Berlin police felt haclr before barrage of rocks and bottles but rein forced dinits managed lOdls pcrse the last of the rioters with water cannon early today VOW TO RETURN Twentytwo West Berlin po semen and demonstrators were reported Injured Teri riot ers were detained briefly Some of the demonstrators vowed to return tonight stronger than ever but police were confident to travel from Toronto to their they could handle them homo in Three llills Albert The fighting developed when James William Orrili ari BOlica waded into the mob rived in Toronto ten days ago swinging their ntghtstlcks Po sltertravellln rifh his parents lice officials described the brand mm the jungfc immor or pm as fonc of the worst fights in if no on years in in divided city New We Passengers 0n Smallpox An urgent appeal hssgone out to alltporsdnswho travelled on Canadian National RBiiniYS Super Continental train num ber 51ieaving toroptoon the evening of Tuesday August 14 to contact their physician till mediafely message from the gNlt headquarters in Toronto said today that the romllyof youth detained in hospital in Tomato with smallpox had used the treln examination he was found to have contracted smallpox and was detained in hospital LocaiCNlt officials said no figures on the number of per sons hoarding that train or leaving ft were at present available In Alberta Mrs Orr and the children as wellas her mother lntlaw were placrdJn quarsn line Mr was similarly oronto Health Minfster Donovan Ross said Albertahrs ordered 5000 doses pox vaccine lncos pres ent supplies in case of unusual amend for vaccinations Mrs Orr reported by telephone to outsiders that she was already having trouble keeping the cldidren amused ln their isolation They are quhr By DAVE MalNTDSH gt OTTAVAJC Iv Lilith dishdefincethdiidusrgrihounce ll months ago as part of Nilltls response to the Berlin crisis will be only partially im plemented because of the gov ernments austerity program officials sold Monday flhe plrnnedfindnpower lii creosagn the army to 59000 nths end from 43000 will be halted at the current level of about 52000 eooosusrnrss lath be llflhtenrng mess tucsin the defence departmentz BRANTFORD CPllt was th profitable while it lasted but Wm CFlllo let night fighter squod three boys who appointed rons in Europa beginning early themselves parking lot at Marya tendants found ltlonday that the game was over The city parking lot gates are operated by either nickel or key card which motorists can buy for year round parking Three boys wh they the gates Disbaurlment of the navys Banshee jet fighter squadron next month This squadron when not at sea aboard the car rier Bonaventure formed part of North American Air Defence gornmnnd the planes were armed vrth Sid indcr airto ali missile uldWorlrohc of by inserting an ordinary piece of cardboard stationed them selves there offering to de posit the nickels for parking motorists They deposited the nickels in their pockets and used the cardboard to open the gate City authorities finally Disbaadment of the radar unit which controlledoperations of the planes in the RCAF Air Division in Europe This job will be taken over by other NATO radars above breaks down asisho speaks to searchers JOHN RUTHER Iiusteiily Program To Cut Canadian DefencePiarining Stai Tiansport Squadron at Hubert Que of construction of some saptl lenradars in Canada Rolaof these radarsls detection otlow flying planes travel in the three servr least pornry defer ment of purchase of three sub marines from Britain because Britain so for has not agreed equipment in Canada Canada tried hard to sell the Bobcat armored personnel carrier to the British Army but the British government announced last week it will goahead with pro duciionrof its own carrier the Trojan lS CONDITIONAL Tho submarine deal is condi tionalon Britishpurehnse of de fence equipment in Canada Officials declined to disclose the amount of monevahicb will be saved by the austerity meas uresihutit may be hamuch as $10000000 in fallyeor The issues defence budget was ori ginally fixed at 51675000000 The army alone it is calcu Iated will save about $25000000 and none of its major weapons gr is apparently of feeted The militia Will nothe heard of the private enter Disbandmem Of the Mm prise Investigation showed th ardtsiob $3126 Wlowed anyone with an ordinary piece of cardboard to use it as key card The gate isbciogrep day and ran into demonstrati dont sell us likeanimals They landed both in para chutes six minutes and about 200 kilometresiabout 125 miles apart in desert region of re mote Kazahkstan lost Wednes day morning The distance thatseparated them as distinct from the time at landing was not previously announced NEW DELHI APl two bills in Indias Parlla mation of separate state takingin the Nags hills and men RIO DE JANEIRO more than the Permit Reporters IfTreaty Signed Moscow Retrial is 50 Another Attack on vie scien st prom ed today to try toliaveWestccn reporters ghfetlififgeymtumm AP admitted to future Soviet space day Al ascoadltioiFWEsE Communist guerrillas southlnnd Military moved northward rough the of Ba quen Ult Committee Cari cannabis ern reporters convince their governments to sign disam arnent treaty Prof Vladimir Yazdovsky president of the Soviet Acad emy of Sciences made his on from BBC correspondent at the joint press conference given by May Andrian Nikol mit United Nations com Itories of Angola and Mcza com on territor tration that its hoursand Popovlch 7t htiurs ayev and litCol Pavel Popu vrcb mittee had visit if Goa Encounter AntiUN Group nonnanoriwm New Guinea in hikhye of India led United Nationsmililary team here to Rihlrye Iy to take over supervision of of Nagaland The proposed state sources said mittee to reduced it was reliably stated We BRIEFS Brig Indar in on by Pnpuans protesting UN towork immediate sefire between The step toward the even Make New State Prim Minister Nehruintroduced Drug Given today providing for the for Tuensang districts on Indias easternmost frontier is intended to satisfy the Naga peoples demands for separate existence DC8Crashes1nto Bay Brazllian 00 persons aboard swerved off off Mohda Light andpiowed flaming into Grtananabaia Bay here Th mplete toll of dead and missing was still not known to by fljjel airliner with runway on take ted largc government forca Mekon Vltiver Dclts province in statement in reply to mug LISBON Reuters Portugaltodayiefusedtagain to Earlier Soviet announcements ti African terr ministry under Portuguese adminisi quest would be answered only afterthe com runs THOMAS aiiirert is Reduction of postings and to plneean order for defence Sir Winston ReturnsHome LONDON iAli Sir Winston Churcidll went home from the hospital todayto the cheersof his countrymen big cigarta the throng outside Middlesex Hospital where he had spent 54 days recovering from broken tlrlgh There was rush for window seats in the tall Victorian houses adjo the hospital to see the year old wartime prime minister rolledfrom the hospital in wh airlines Wouldthe slghlseers called at the houses hopingto buy grandstand ivr of the dis tingulsiiedp ent At the Churchill residence ln Hyde Park Gate at groundfloor suiterwas titted out for Brit ains elder statesman Into it went set of parallel bids on which Sir Winston will practice anxious to return assnon as possible to theRiviera wheré wasvacationing June 28 when he fell inhis Monte Carlo hotelll room and bro Babies Normal ST JOHNS NiidiCPThe provincial health department said Monday prescriptions of thalidomide were issued to two Newfoundlandswomen In the iateistnges of pregnancy but gave birth tonormal dren Députyhfinister Dr Leonard Miller said in an interview drug gists and doctors have cooperv ated in tracking down all me scrlptlon ssued hefo th the spring The results show 00 prcgn women strike at niasSyst dis te eelchalrto in Us thrown till rcscrlp trons were issued but only two condenser no one plate oaweda aw Low tonight as is For eons Summary out has earchers£entiaue£fio findliehee GiverUpHOpe By GWYNNE POWER Examiner Staff Repertoi loid inspector sold As scares of police slogged through ru perate effort atrace ed on Send apprehension of the person herdisoppearance Though police admit they fear in not given up hope of find vlhomaslna Tommie reported missing shorin aft the searchers set Vest Gwlllimbury townsldp checked Inthe ex disappearance and whereabo RETURN TO SEARle When the volunteersfwere Wine atnightfall some of them after they wereasked to return this morning They did and more poured in all through the mom re was playing be tien waterhole some 1500 feet from the farmhouse home and 75 feetfrom the Adjala Tecumseth townllne before she disappeared Inspector James Harris of OPP criminal lnvastlgotion branch moved from Toronto to direct the scratch operation dascrlb theirco ve th an open mind yet but itidoesnt look too goodand every hour ronorvro 095 Gamble Vincent Feeley hasspiked leasttemporarily amew fort to have him alk before ion 11 led tovan indefinite adjournment until the Ontario Court of Apr peat rules on tbeissue The delay listiength un known put ranunexpected crimp into commissionplans to speed upthe new phase of the inquiry with viewtocleaning up the long lnvesti Latel Mbnday no rtlmo for court hearing had been set but efforts were beingmade or hevciadate evidence damagingtdhlni had been taken secreti commissioner staggers siren tell you for tw Ween dealt gt no egal roiidlrloekwas when he contended makes it rougher Tornmi blue four feet tall weighing 55to 60 pounds and wearing blue bathing suit with while cap and green strap was re ported to have gone to man In car that stopped near the swimming hole on the Adjaltr Tecumseth lownllne She was last seen heading south in the car and automatically disC dhim coats are HEAR Gsv Confessing himself stymied refused to placethe disqualifb cation issue before the court huhafter Mr Rose served no tice he won heariagun himself member ofthe Appeal Court sharplynccusedFeel merity in claimingin an stir davit that he had tried tocir camvent normal procedure hy interviewing in oth er Tor onto gambler andotirers in pre Mr Justice Roach told the qulrytirat Ralph Clark whom Fecley got his lltlffllg to later tin cleys awyerapplied unsuo cessiully the Sn reine Court soldiers airmen aged wood and bush the Attorney fered reward of $5000 for Baker four townships eovere yesterday haustlve effort ours continuous searching activity by the move Mr Justice Beach called oifv LflaIhinTCourt 0rdcrdeaiarrn his coun sel had full status royal commission while and volunteers count Ina des ldyearold girl abduct Generals department of nformation leading to the or persons responsible for worst they have lngthe child alive She is of RI Beeton who was or Sunday on foot by nightfall blanket the whole of leaving no lead an to find clue to her In to today uts Tomrnie was playing with rher albyoarotd brother Allan at the time and the first re portscame from the boy By Sunday police had sesrc of thevBalrer lWacrs orni organized their the search wasextcnded and by Mflntiatrntghtdotlxsquarcmiler had been covered on footby wilting searchers who did not want to give up despite falling gm An army unit from Camp Borden 45 men sad in trans port units was rushed into the search while aircraft from the airstrip at Alliston swept low overthc rugged terrain seekl ing sign ofths girl or any rty phrase from red tbcrearch dare Monday afternoon toy trac toerelleved to belong to the little girl was found on the seventhvconcesslou road of Ad jflaTow hip More than 100 men were involved in foot byfoot search spread atlnter vals of five feet through thick swamp landbutcnme on no sight nor sound of the child use noes Bloodhounds sped to the scene from Kingston peniten run to page two please before the toyearolclgamblfng kingpin could reach the stand hislawyer was opening up the legal artillery read by theLlawyerf Feceyfs affidavit said Clark had been inter rcsul mmissioher had disquali the Clarksession and others had extrsctedevidence damaging to him andrsliowed the commis sionerwas biased had prem turisiy judged Feeley lty of 11 we go to any le gfls cuinventlegal controls proceedings wasnds Viscountess

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