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Barrie Examiner, 21 Sep 1967, p. 1

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Heuyer OTTAWAICPJWPlck High gave his blessing to Furl Hefner as his new when he mined as Wt ter this week lla Ilso left In emieelve political issue ticking quietly may for Mr Heliyerin psrtic ulIr and the government in general What to do about aonnnel This is the televhioo channel used by CKVfiTV in Barrie 50 miles north of Toronto The sin tion has berntbe focal point of public and political ruckus ever since it proposed more than year ago Io move its transmitter rite south to enable its signal to blanket the lucra tive Toronto area IOSrd Year No 220 ONE OF THE longest liner of traffic on Montreals Park Avenue was the scene today as workers sought to get to work by car alter Montreals bus of Broadcast car more approved the more last JonI Ind the question of null approval or reiection mind before the government Akeyiune with the publicir whether Channel operating from new Ilia It hipIve fur miiq from Tomato north ern boundary would interfere wth reception at druids In from NY transport department study releIsed this summer and some interference appears inev itnole POW BLACKOUT The department concluded that in cues and subway workers went on strike suddenly early today The strike for higher pay was called Hagaimt the publicly owned Montreal Transportation EXPIOSiv9i devices cutting to with genome the interferon But Baillie channels would blamed out Wltbeuahemfltnthe dorolin it ml hiv wow difficult for Pick enriii who represent News foimdlInd riding to back the move than it would be for Mr llellyerTbo new new minister low to fight el one in his Toronto riding of Trinity Another factor ll the route of political Icoiuetiom that tha amended the Barrie proposal Conservative and New Demo manhunthiPslumpedonitlIat 5119mm Oomrnission shortly after Iliu 6000 MIC moployees had been aimnoned to general meet ing at midnight Wednesday photo Ofitqrio PdrtyLeqders Attack Robdrts Plani By THE CANADIAN PRESS Ontarios provincial party leaders Wednesday attacked Premier lohn Robarts plan to provide conditional grants to industries mtablishing in under developed parts of the province hut litaltobarts seemed unruf tied by the attacks The Conservative premiers planto launch immediately so incentive payments program of up to $500000 to manufacturing Mend tourist industries was described as little more than blatant attempt to purchase votm by Donald Mac Donald New Democratic Party leader He told partyvmeeflng in North Bayrths plao should be greeted by northern voters as being too much late Mr MacDonald said similar plan hadbeen advocated by th NDP for some time mans manna Mr MacDonald played fthe pied piper role Wednesday when he marcheddhrough New Liskenrd town so miles south Olson May so as itiberal litter Social Credit Brealr mews cr Olson claiming tender conv science about Social Credit iwooing of the ProgressiveCon servativcs quit Social Credit Wednesday and applied to Prime Minister Pearson to sit Win the Commons as Liberal The ityearnld MP for Medi cine llat Alta tolda news conference From my observations the leaders of the Social Credit league of Alberta will continue to pursue the course of seeking an accommodation or mar rfage With the Progressive Conservative party My convictions and mo wagm ar science in keeping with the commitments have made to the people of my constituency prohibit ma fromendorsing or supporting this course Aspokesmnn said Mr Pearl sons cament on the Olson step was am delighted Acceptance of Mr Olsons application to be discussed at weekend caucus of Liberal MR and Senators would boost the minority governments support are in the Commons to 181 and reduceSncial Credit to four TheCooservativea have 94 the Nor 22 the Creditistes eight independents three and thereonthree seats vacant LCAPSULE News fSudhury Mayor llaps Shulrnan mom or Mayor Grace Hartman said Wednesday that Dr Morton Shulman should see an eye specialist if he could not nee the sun in Sudbury Saturday the day hevtsited Smilnny was beautiful day here she said in an interview Battle For Life Ends In Death resume or Fourday efforts by mouth We the life of womanwho refused blood transfusions for religious reasons wooded Wednesday with her death in Bronson Hospital here Hippies DescribediiahunchOi Buins condom Yorirvilies hippies were described as bunch of burns Wednesday by Controller Allan Lamport who pledged he will do everything he can to drive thorn out of Toronto bamport was replying to alleglatlonsby lawyer AubreyGolden fibre the Board of oi police brutality Control that Yorkvilie hippies had been victims of Kirkland Lake at the bend of group of singing children behind was cavalcado of 14 cars and his travelling head quarters chartered bus The procession through the towns main streets raided at the headquartersof Don Jack son NDP candidate in Tlml9lt homing The Timiakaming riding now is held by Liberal Richard Tay or At lamenting lnKirklaud LakeMr MacDonaldst an NDP government would appoint 7n housing minister to work with minister of the north to emure that housing policies meet special conditions in Northern Ontario In Yeroer he monarch didate Ray Emery Sturgeon Falls and Northhw HERBS ONE gt At arecent wedding the nsher askcdu coldi dignified woman Are you friend of the my indeed not she re ii emfhe brides mother Nigerign Occupy chaos cmNigerian feder al troops occirpied today the capital of the Republic of Benin dayold feltpro claimed nation that rebelled Wednesday to fight the Lagos government alongside breaks way Eiafra Lagos forcesy greeted by crowds waving palm fronds entered Benin City and seized main square is British govern ment report from the scene said ilhe tedeml rgwernmeits advance camcronly 12 hours after Berlins dednmtaon of indie pendence and was regarded as major victory irritallweelr old civil war with Eiafrar the rebellious Eastern state and the Midwest Blairans took the Midwest Region in August and installed Mai Albert Okonkwo Itstrained physician married to on American is administra tor Okonkwo lss ed Benins independence slut in mflfiu no ed transmitter one or both of the ant then you when depart ment spending utimafeewere NrUcubdore thne min laid overdone or nmewuidmor eth value of the station vial it huge new po audience and would provide windell lor the own CLAIM PATRONAGE In Commoae Feb rose Reid Scott NDP member ht museums dragged that the whole matter Imacked of Literal patronage and sneaking in the heck door John Dleiesbeku thus Iltion leader acid the fall day he was concerned tint menpolitic inhumane active politic are getting coutroloftheraeamalcomm nieetionsin this MM minor to Hr Pickers Mr Scott said IpplicItion was made by Ilmtthern that they were rule he Idded no minutewild Iny cIl affiliations of the mere Raiph Snelzrove Good Stirling and Allan Watersshould not preth them from making an application in the proper man her meeting the set out by the regola politi thm citizens Decade it WW be held third station piied Irwin Indiwon wov Mr Pi this was done em wig0n ter become cabinet teens and tie Examiner Barrierohlerlofcmade rhundiy5opizl1967 Canadian Producer Shot To Dearth In us WHITESBURG Ky AHA prominent Canadian film pro ducer was shot to death Wednesday as he and four roon production crew filmed scenes of poverty in this moun tainous eastern KenhIcky area HughOConnor died soon after being hit With eaiug trilobprt iron 69 of the Jeremiah coinv munity was charged with murh der hearing was set for this afternoon The 46yearold native was on leave from the Canadian National Film Board Walks of Life in theUnited cielioes in cducadonal docu mentaries lson owns cluster of houses cluster of ahadrsthat thecrew was filming when OConnor was shot to death DISCLOSE TALE The four members of OConnorr crew told this sto to state and county authori UNITED NATIONS Reuters US chic delegate Arthur Goldberg was expected to make one of the most important speeches of his United Nations career today when the General Assembly starts its annual review of world problems The address was scheduled to begin at about 11 am EDT Endorsesgt to be tdevisal An authoritative source said tary Dean Husk Defence Secre tary Robert McNamara and the Trbops Capital disappeared from sight Wednes ay Okonkwo had earlier accused the military government of MajGen Yakubu Gowon in Lagos oftrylrig to impose an unacceptable type of govern menton our people The Exami er TODAY Ana Lenders7 City Newsz Classifiediii 171s Cornicels Deathsla numbs Entrith Sports10 Theatre4 rv Listings15 Weatherls President Johnson State Seem Montreal to produce film called All States for Francis Thompson Inc New York firm that ape at coal rnfnocnmp aboutjfive miles north of here it was this fauna ooomvon They stoppedvto take pictures of some peoplebcside the road After 40 minu of picture taking when the were winding up their session car drove up and man whom they had Goldberg ExpectcdlTo Malrc Important speech to UN ugs joint chieisrofstali all had hand in preparing and approving Cithe MS policy sister would dwell heavfly meotwbi on Vietnam and the Middle East The key speeclr taday fol lowed LS procedural victory over Russia on the Korean issue Wednesday andaamooth iog over of potentially ernbar incidentij rassing diplomatic Cuba Goldberg won maioritysup port in the assemblysteering committee for US proposals for dealing with the UN Co mission for the Reunificahon and Rehabilitationof Korea UNCURK definite 1an hbiections from chief Soviet delegate Nikolai Fedorenko Olfleial sources said the Johnson administratlon attached so much importance to the policy speech that the White House might not approve the final text until just before Goldberg went to the rostrum Goldberg was expected to reiterate Washingtons calii for negotiated settlement of the Vietnam conflict and reaffirm its wish to he evenhanded in the approach to the Middle East crisis Hal Banlts Battle Continues In 13 NEW YORK cmAh involved legal battle to force ihe extradition of Hal Banks to Canada on perjury charges was to continue today in Brook lyn federal court Whether Canada has the legal right to extradite Banks 58 ycarold former head of the Canadian Seafarers tioonl Union was thech of the care now being heard before 115 Commissiooe Abrutzo internal State Secretary windy never seen yumpad out yelling Get on my property The crew members and OConnor began gathering their gear when the man fired two shots above them As the crew was putting the equiprrient into their car across thcroad the man fired third ishot this time at the group which struck OConnor in the dust killing him We had never seen him bers lie didnt know whom were Im sure Teachers Beach Agreement agreement on reported 400000 wage package has apparently ended the teachers strike that keptmany of New YorkCityfs 1100000 pub in school pupils out ofclassrfor eight days hoth school officials and union leaders said after the agreement was reached Wednesday they hope normal operations in the largest school system in the United States could begin Monday Aspokesman for the striking UnitedFoderoti of Teachers local said picketlines would Ahmed Saadvhlts iii no cabin aboard the frdghter Siivna piano and genes at the Monte watertront which is out of bounds to him Shad aman swarms new one one lhkhoughttimaforihe oim mamatim But the mit ernmcnt but it run moot mirs before said Theodore Roi comb one of the crew merm NEW roan amreread continue until the full member lrnmedintebdftcrgihe deer lion however the BBGWM enlonncedlt wnmdy Whats chInnel Iilocelioos southern Ontario where the Ehorta of Canadian chann eis Icu neventual decision on the Question WEATHER mandamusw tonight mfiiditomarrvwee wmiammmrmio Ii 0N TREAl lls1 City Driv neurones cm Mum real bus and subwayworkers today and the tie up caused massive traffic jams as work crsaought to get to work hy car taxi motorcycle truck or shunka mare The strike for higher ay called whilemost of the on residents were asleep struck major blow at Expo 67 although the fair itself and transportation on tllealte were operating normally The prob lem was to get to and from the site Edicopters providing traffic reports to Montreal radio sta tionsvindlcated that the eastern hall of theclty appeared to be feeling thereffccts of thestrike most Malor arta es in that area were jammed lid with cars bumper to bumpe Wo ers tram themes annually use the city ramue subway sys was overcast wrthathrea of showers and thundershowers as themorniog rush ta rféd Temperatures were in the with crown no misunin The strike rumored for weeks was called against the publiclyowned Montreal Trans portation Commlmion few hours alterall6o00 MTC employees hndbeeo summoned to general meehng at mid night Wednesday Drivers began leaving their routes before llpmto get to themeeting called suddmly by Marcel Pepin president otthe Confederation ot at too al Trade Unions with which all writers radium without comma locked in the shipshowital each time thevasselreaehesport to pr vent hdrn jumpirtg ship He went on strike suddenly early Expo Struck ll Major iBlow ers Wall Out live hm employee unions are affiliated At the noisy meeting the workers voted unanimously to go on strike The MTC prompt ly dcclnredthe strike illegal officials of Expo received word about 1115 pm that strike appeared imminent Is some buses were belnl ed to garages There were 50000 people on the site It the time Through loudspeak ers signboards aodotber means the fairng were told of the situation mass arodur started from the site and all managed to get away although not all were of before the strike started As Montrealers awoke and heard news of the strike they quickly tried to arrange car pools or to plan some means of getting to their offices Some went to bus stops and thumhed es MANY WALK Radio stations appealed to drivers to pick up people along the way But many people found thatbecause of the traf fic jams walkingwas thefast est way to get anywhere Buelahv fading jSiilIDangerous CORPUS CHRISTITex APiéliurrlcane hellish jsptm toward exboction on the tilt Texas coastal plains today leaving Isomiieloog scar of death and destruction plus flooding that promised to plague the state for days to come list Colours six years no 11 tryby fir countries and cannot reenter lodla He oialrpelrewes seamen Libya

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