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EXAMINER TELEPHONES anontho mm audited Atlku mule All Olllu WIS M1 104th Yur No 179 MEMHERS OF THE CZEITII delegation see off their Soviet counterparts at end oi sum mit talks in Czech border Dubcek T6115 Czechs of Militdry Security PRAGUE Reuters Com tlunlst party leader Alexander Dubcek today assured his na tion in his first public state ment alter four rays of meet logs with the Soviet Union that the Czechoslovak Army is firm guarantee of the countrys rity Duhcek spoke on the radio at the urgent request of many groups of Communist party members lho together with many of the general public Changes town of hernia From left Premier Oldrleh Ccrnik Corn muntst Party Chief Alexander Dubcek President Ludvik Svoboda Soviet Politburo were dismayed at lack of news about what concessions ii any were made to the Russians at the Cierna Nad Tison summit The broadcast was arranged hastily today before hcleit for Bratislava the capital of Slova kin to attend yet another top conclave of Communiststo dis cuss mutual relations in the wake or the stillsecret Cierna summit One hour before the broadcast Prague radio still was unable to Planned ForVBig Airports OTTAWA GP The govern ment plans an entirely new air port for Montreal and vast ex ni pansion of existing facilities at Toronto to handle mushroom growth ofairiirle traffic in the coming years Transport Minis fer Hellyer announced today Costs are expected to run $200000000 $300000000 at each is em era at he umbo let and the super soiiic jet passenger planes Mr iieliyec announced at news conference The department expuetsthat contracts for giant new terminal buildings at each city will be let within the next yeari Mr Hellyer said departmen ml planshave been firmed up to such an extent that further detailed decisions mustawait consultation with the provincial and mun pal authorities talks viould cover the witllngness of provincial and municipal authorities to cooper ate in such matters as zoning amount of land for expansionof facilities remains available near the international airport at Mal rton Mr Hellyer said Exp sion of the existing airportln this case was the most eco nomic and otticient solution dian postage rAt Montreal however resi dential construction has hemmed in the international airport in suburban Dorvat This is already limiting full time use ofrthe airport and weighs against the idea of ex pansion at the same location Mr Hellyersaid Land values eniuvoul extremely expensive headded in view of this the develop ment oi major new international airport to serve the greater metropolitan area of Montreal is favored with the present airport at Dorval con tinuing to function within present limitations liS Customs Liltsfllllail Ban BLAINE Wash CF United States Customs regula tion that prohibited Canad as from taking first class mai ins tothe 115 without full Cana was rescinded Thursday Fred hidtifllan director if the Customs here said he received call from the cus terns bureau in Washington DC telling him to stop enforc ing the regulation member Alexander Shelepin partly hiddenz Soviet Com munist Party chici Leonid Brezhnev AP Wirephofo by cable from Prague confirm precisely when it would be put on the air ASKS FOR CALM Speaking in his customary re straincdand unruiflcd manner Dubeek said We need theSo viet alliance in the interests of our own sovereignt ask our people to he keep calm uile calledon the nation and allow spontaneous demonstra lionstto develop into anti ocial ist and antiSoviet moods Dubcek declared that tlieCier na summit talkswhen the leadership groups of both par ties had fourday confronta tion on principlesgave Czechoe slovahia breathing space to go ahead with its reform¢ ogram but his radio address like the soothing radio and television statement made Thursday by President Ludviir Svoboda avoided reference to any spam ic points in the program Dubcek did however reply to strong criticism from his own people in Prague voiced at rally Tb night that Czechoslovakia made conces sion to Soviet demads by agreeing to meet its five main Cfllics ogethér Eratislava Saturday Previously Prague has opted for meetings singly nn Czecho slovak soil The Examiner TODHX Aim Lenders6 CliyNcwZ Clastdfledll 12 sportsar boothslo blamess Editorial4 Sports12 l3 Theatre4 warningsii Weather14 Womens6 Details rasiuigéd Brolirchbishqp LONDON CF Amid the glitterrot lord moyorsrecep lion in Londons gothlc Guild hallthe Archbishop of Canter bury urged his fellow Anglican bishops Thursday night to give up one meal next wool and lo note the money to feed the worlds hungry Most Rev Michael Ramsey told the lord mayor sn Gilbert Inglefield that the day chosen for the fast was Friday Aug lheiw bishops attending the worldwide Anglican ions Lambeth conference were asked to sacriiice their midday meal that dayand give what ever they would have spent on it to the lord mayors War on Want appeal Sirhan heady To Enter Plea nos enemas AP Rus sell Parsons defence lawyer for the accused assassin of Se ator Robert Kennedy has ed Superior Court no to ily its ord hm Sirhan Bisharh Sirban the 24yearold Jordanian national charged with Kennedys death appears before Su orior Court BULLETIN Les ANGELES torisn hanBishan Sirhan pleaded not guilty todby fo achargo that hernurdercd v5 Sea alor Robert Kennett trial was seller ob Judge RichardSchauer today to enter plea Parsons sal Thursday that he had submitted brief to Schauer opposing modification of the order originally made by Superior Court iudg Arlhur Alareon Claim cyanide Killed Hitler NEW YORK Reuterslllit ler committed suicide by cyalt aide ningand did not shoot himself as is commonlysup posed says Russian autopsy report published for the first timetoday the death of the German dictator andhis mis tress Eva Braun were disclosed in book by fonner Soviet in tclligence officer entitled Death of Adolph Hitler Author Lev Aleksandrovich Bezymensky said Hitler and Eva Braun died April 30 mi in Hitlers Berlin bunker The bodies were positivelyidentified by dental evidence 1The bodies were badly charred but forensic experts found potassium oyauideeap cornmun soles in the mouths and her brother Kirby ar resting in Qanadlan Forces Stallon hospital at fiypsum llé Thursday after five yordeat in lt thej northeni Manitoba gtbush doctor whotreated the quite bites said th Mlnlltlganncn ice var The topcnn ention boss for the Rockefeller forces asserted to day that Nelson Rockefeller has reached an informal agreement with key delegations that will prevent the quick presidential nominationof Richard Nixon Rep en on neitt weddesda Leonardllol the New York governors convention manager said he had been assured that GovsGeorge Romney of Michi arcovriimc of theifdvorite sons if theyde president tfis Elli 700 votes probliain asIexhaustion The youngsters wandered away from their parents and were found by Indian trackers Tuesday night after more than me man 135 of them soldiers searched the rugged country 270 miles north of Winnipeg 0P Wireph fol would holdthcli powerful dcie gations in line iorfirsttwo bal lots Romney and Rhodes are favorite sons with their delegalt tions pledged to support them in file voting Countering this Herbert Klein leons press rector said th ixonvcan win an early ballot without the help eide to hold out liestuck his claim that the former ce clsewhere more than the 607 and ma today Cloudy with possible Mensaiurday Lav tonléitfl Rial 101W fig Ear seepage it fills raided ration boycott Oi Price Boosters WASHINGTON CFAP in major confrontation with tho USr steel industry President Johnson has authorizedmn ef fort to try to force rollback of increased steel prices by having the federal government boycott ilrrns who boost their costs President Johnson Thursday told the delence department to avoid buying steel products from firms who put in major price increases He said such generalboosts could have dire consequences for the economy because of possible inflationary results The defence department with anannual military budget of more than $70moooooooo be cause of the Vietnam war pur chases an estimated 3700000 tons of steel year or 375 per cent of the countrys total pm lucLion Defence Secretary Clarkcllf ford followed the presidents statementby directing his agem cy wherevcrpossible to shift ordersfor future deliveries of items of steel on which prices have been raised to companies which have not ineroased prices if by doing so you can obtain the required product on time at lower cost to the eromeht TheyRedtagon took similar ac tions in April 1962 and Janu ary 1566 ingcfforis to force steel producers to releht on an nouced price increases This pressure contributed to thesuci cess of the efforts The current boost in the price or steel stnrted Wednesday when Bethtehcm Steel Corp the industrys secondleading producer said it was raising the cost of its productsiive per cent across the board FOLLOWED TREND Republic Steel Corp the No steal producer followed later Wednesday with enjannunce ment that its prices onvprlncipai products were going up The countrys largest steel firm us Steel then said Thursday It was raising prices $7 ton on selective but major items That boost was anlt nounccd alter Cliiiords order to avoid buying from firms who set general increases Several smaller firmsaiso fol lowed the lead oiBig Steeland there are indications that the pattern will spread through the industry thifiord said the price in creases would have serious impact on defence costs but he didnt say precisely how much This impact wIs particularly aggravated underour increased requirements for steel to sup port of Vietnam and the fact our steel re The Pentagon spend more than $550000000 year on steel it buys an estimated $15 000000000 in hard military goods yonrfimany of the items requiring steel Strong TiQudkfe Hitsthilippines IMANILA tCP Rescue ivorkers dug through the rubble of fivestorey apartment house hotcollapsed in Manila today tiring2a Ellilllltine earthquakeln memory One Filipino said he saw 11 bodies removed from the wreck age and police spokesman said it was believed that about 200 persons were killed through out the Philippines Reuters news agency reported the death toll was feared to be closer to 400 It probably will take days for reliable casualty tail to be compiled it was bei ved that most fa ccu aparti meatbuilding that collapsed in the capitalsChinese quarier but estimates of the number of tenants ranged from 400 to 1100 and reports of the number of missing variedjust aa widely while most people were in bed and lasted atmostxa minute it registered six on scale of nine and was felt throughout the The tremors toppledthe spire ofthc Churchof Christ Cathe dral of Manila lcvdlcd cement walls throughout this city twisl ed steel bars and shattered conntioss windows itset off flu in Manila ltar bor and authoritiésvsaid ohout 57500000 in imported cargo hurried Two tires at the big Far Eas rn University in downtown aged thescience it dings appeared hardestllif the collapsed apar building poiiecat first aid at least 200 were confirmed ead and 1000 were believed missing Later officers agreed these lig gan and Jamestiihodes Ohio needed for nomination The quake came at 421a ures were far too high MEET lh WASKESIU Sask GPl division of lair revenues be The annual premiers confer tween the federal and pro iainilvlliiiis help the provinces fiscal dit To into the federal scheme ai enee winds up today after tellt egrammed appeal to Prime Minister Trudeau for confer ence on medical care and fol lo in expressed uneasiness wideningLVgapswbetween provinevial expenses and reve nue potentials The unified approach to these key conference issueslormal in the case ofmedical care and in divldnally volced concern over financesbrought pressureon an unwritten conference role not to gang up on Ottawa leaders of the nine provincial erclegatlons also came close orszlax to gaming ch governments They indieaiedat news con ference following Thursdays closed sessions theirtax soars rassurrr their eapunslhthtles alone and that the next few crawill be rapidly gap between tax reve nues and nditures Behindtheir concern Was common draw to vbtainad huate tax resourccsto fulhil responsibilities in health educa tion and other areas where provincial governments lhave oonstitu na jurisdiction mountains culties were not adequate the federal governments inais once on setting out criteria for the programs was often not in accord wi many provinces OMIJZlOHEL The to egram to Trudea said there was deep and broa concern expressed at the con ference about the financla plicatlons of health care in view of increasing ts of an istlng plans Only Saskatchewan end But ish Columbia now participate in Tthefederal medical care pr gram and are the only pro lnces deceiving federal cos province must meet Ottawas requirements These call for hemes lobe opera to cover 90 lationr Premicra at the areCampbolt of Prince Edward Isl Manitoba Manri and Thatcher of Saskatchewan rs repressiig can outmdiand tend the onf