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about it is hrenk diplomatic relations with Canada and he was sure no one wanted that to happen OTTAWA IS SITE It Yugoslavia AWThe council ol lhe inter nnrilamentnry dceldul Wednesday to hold It cooler enee in Ottawa in 1965 The in iernnrilamcnlnw Union is gathering at members oi parlia ments nnd mnuresses lrom oil over the world to exchange views EARTHQUAKE HITS ISTANBUL All It hnrp ennhqunke almck litonbul nnd must at wrsitm hlrkey Wed nestiny night killing at least one persolnnd injuring several oth Wheat Shipmohls The SIU has con rncis wilh all Canndinn shipping cnmpan in on ihe Great Lakes except Upper Lakes Luke switched lasi year imm lhe SIU to Kim CMU and the labor mu MPH Same observers contend the ship nnd local are but pawns In blager baule between the giant Seafarers Inlemallnnnl Union and Ihe newly formed Ca nadian me Union CLO With he stakes lhus raised Upper Lakes Shipping umilcd Toronto he shlps uwner plans In force the Issue again Friday He increased daily iine agninsl lhe local from $200 to $500 He added that ii the 5hlp still is nnl loaded he wnuld con sldcr raising the fine In $1000 day or even clapping union memhcrs in jnli for contempt court court allempl In Iorca he local load he shlp hnueue and engineeran chalk gcs cmphaalzinl powuvacv cclernllon and easn hand ling Body lmprovemenln pm The baille so Iar has castme 5100000 for Chicago delays plux $25000 In patch up he dynamite blast In Ihe Howml Shaw Flues lodged an tar agalnst the union local Iolal $13100 They have lint bten pnld pending In appeal Toronto company In mlimaled vlde added salely comma and convenitnct The power lraln hacked by Chryslers fam nus fiveyen 50000 mile ranly Good Government deserves YOUR Support JOHN ROBARTS HAS PLANNED FOR THE FUTURE JOHN ROBARTS BETTER OPPORTUNITIES LETHERBY Lloyd Free Text Books Supplemental Exnmlnntlons the Robarts policy emphasizes equal educational opportunities for all children Free high school toxt books supplementnl examina tions for Grade 13 students the continuous revision of courses and the new Youth Bureauall help to give your children better education and future Medical Health Insurance the Conservative medicare plan will be available to all Ontarians regardless of age or state of health Study of the best plan and the best way to implement it is underway and will be completed quickly under Robarts government More Jobs the Ontario Trade Crusade aims to create 300000 new jobs in five years Efforts have proved remarkably success ful 69000 newjobs were opened up in the first year alone Portable Pensions Conservative Government will work with the Federal Government to provide the best possible pension plan for the people of Ontariopositive action to benefit all SIMCOE EAST Tho armament cnmmlls Plu olI to employ unIon members In any Iocnllly whore IIoperalur Ind In accept Iha wan and worklnz condlIIon neonInlcd hy unons and construction Inclallnm In Ihe various mas ha province In Iurn the un lnna have agreed that slrlka Ina nsI Anolhcr Ilrm In my 10 callly will not nIIecI PIloIL Jacquea Plan vica resident DU company said hope the agreement wlll ultimalely land In blanket Islcomm coveran 21 construction trade TORONTO KaliSix buildlnl lrndn union and pi major con simclion ilrm signed agglomer lnz ureaman nesday aimed at ending jurisdictional disputes In lhe llrma operations lhggughmgl qmlrlu non ea or and spoke man for Plant Construcllon Company old reporler they hope other cnntraclura wIIHol low their lud laying lhu Emundwork or slmulancous bargnlnlnx between many un lon and cuntraclon on prev Incewlda basis Under 0w exlsllnl lyslem each unlnn In lath city 0m do bargain sepmuly with he logl emgloyer Isugcllllog The unions now hive formed provincial council to admin lur pmvlnco wide contact whcn they Alllequlmd Cpnstnzvction FirmSix Unidhs Sign Piopger Labor Agreement VANCOUVER CF 11 producers or the bulk of Can adas plywood mndm clear chhesdn wgnl nq pyrtyl Another mm of In mee mcnl Is that It Eliminate the need or the unluns lo apply or mnlllcallon an ntw project In derlakcn by lhe company Hnltmcmer president of Ihe Councll Fnresl Indus lrles at 80 which repruenu H013 majorlumber producers nld the arnnhalion ls Int trade minded He nid he sent wire in Federal Trade Minister Sharp dlxsuciaiiu the organization which he said represent about 65 per cent oi the Canadian Plywood production irom brief oi ihe Canadian Lumber muna Associnlion Thu CLA Tuesday asked Primu Minister Pcarsnn in bar any lurith Increase in the 1m pmi of foreign plywoods which it said now lakes up mm than 60 per cent oi the Canadian do mestic market Plywbod Makers Wanl Free Trade WITH The laxl drlver was In soluh candluon In has Its All five oc tgupanls were mm mm tho rKllled were Mrs Dnmlhy Haerlcl 25 and her Inubyunr old son Nicky Waller Huerta Mrs Shirley Mule Much Is and her son Terry Genrxu Hu Enl months All llved ln may our TORONTO CHNaive per sons charged wlh consplrini lrnfllc in narcotic allnwinx he maulan by the RCMP what may called Canadas largest nnrmllc ring were committed WWW Min Hubbard hlso Red Deer was ldenllflcd the taxi driver Mnglsinie Joseph Addison who presided uvcr he ninbday preliminary hearing aid iim evidence presented was so aim um had tho hearlnx been children and heir mnlhm wen killed Wzdncsdny when lhe in which lhoy Wm ridlnl ms crushcd CPR passenger lruln at ach crosslna in narlh Rod Deer Train HitsTaxi Albertans Dié 12 DrugTraffic Suspects Committed For Trial By Court Womens Bureau Protects Rights of Women Workers This newly established bureau by being in constant touch with management unions and community organizations ensures that the rights of women workers are fully protme Falr and Improved Minimum Wages minimum wage lnws have already been passed and new laws will be applied by zones across Ontario Laws created to provide better working condi lions more employment and more productive labour force Elliclcnt Job Planning and Automation big problem being tackled by the Departments of Labour Economics and Development Education and others Technological advances mean automationthis in turn means retraining of people for newjobs John Roberts has program to protect workers Seund Labour Relations continued industrial peace means greater productivity and higher standard of living for all Conservative Government will always work to create more harmonious labour relations EVANS ART SIMCOE CENIRE WASHINGTON CWUnited stale Commerce Secretary Lu mgr Hodges said Wednesday ha dues not support those wha an fiiclza the huxa Canadian when an vim nassh Wurc not lhc least ht wor ried about ll Hodge said In an lnlcrvlew nllcr two day Will House conference called to galemote an expansion ex Helndluled hit In re sulL rccummendallon mm industrialist unending lhu con trial Illa 12 would hava all hegn canvlclnd Cummlllod lo lrlnl are Dou glus Thlhenull Mlcholo Chrl sllne Poole 20 John Moldrum 13 Marlon Amy Burn 32 John James McGrnthlG Goraldlns Hughes 48 Funk Edgar Pin 41 James Ross 40 orval Chmlo Hardy 43 Glorla Irene West 38 and Joan Dickson so all or Toronlo and Charles Jo seph Cipolla 50 Guelph llIHE HARRIS rDCANHHJIL IHIIRSDAYJ SEPTI95 US1IdStudv Easing Embargo Mflmrm mum Mum mum AWAYIIN Vote Progressive Conservative in Ontario lerence Um US governmml will undertake study whethur ll would use It embargo on cxpom ol nonslrnuglc and nonmilitary goods to Commu nlslbloc countries Hodge sold lhe Canadian min and all its ramlllcntloun would he discussed at the Ca EdaU5 ministerial cnnlereng an Irado and ecommlc mullm lo he held here Friday and Sal ursay Several scnalarx and con gressman have suggesxod thi US shauld havu protested pgrllon ol the pack which cam mlLs Canada to xhip when In Cu liiivho cmphaslzcd that tha US admlnlslrallon In no way crltlcal ol the deal CANBERRA MiriamAus lnlias new decimal currency will be headed by dollar Wednesday This reverse dry vision to use he name royal or the new currency expected lo start circulating by Febru ary 1966 Australia To Have Dollal Currendy