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14 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, April 20, 1968 INTERPRETING THE NEWS Key Issue Open On Viet Solution WASHINGTON (AP) -- Pres-| With the .U.S. withdrawn,) ident Johnson and his adminis- South Viet Nam might truly tration ha ot ~made clear collapse or wish to join with the whether they ate talking about/ndrth. Would the U.S. attempt temporary or permanent solu-to go back in if this happened? tions for South Viet Nam, It would be interference then He says he wants peace there with South Viet Nam's internal and a truly independent South|affairs. Viet Nam, and he has prom-| Would the U.S. be willing to, ised the United States will clearjrisk war in Asia--for the sake out when that independence is of Viet Nam---if a truly strong,| fully guaranteed. nuclear China in one way or an-| This could mean a neutralist\other, short of direct attack,| South Viet Nam whose safety|tries to absorb Viet Nam or from attack is agreed to by a/make it totally submissive? combination of larger powers.| Johnson foresaw that when} But in time it could be cap-jhe recently said: | f fe tured by Communism without! "There are those who say iM as ; ' - 4 outside attack, that all our efforts there (in és te Johnson has said the people|South Viet Nam) will be futile 4 A BE disci. ale ls NSE OF STYLE mother's dresser and made FASHION EXPERT STRESSES SE Rita Ustinov says that a Now fashion co-ordinator for cial, jand Moscow. ipeovinge with Lhasa, capital of ibet, Much of the long India-China frontier is tense, sidé fre- quently charges the other with border incursions. Patrols both sides have stumble across each other in the mist shrouded heights of the Hima- China's Dispute With India Approaches New Phase NEW DELHI (AP)--Though; Many of these leaders loukjbuilt a road through this arealayas, but no shooti been the guns are silent, China's dis-|hungrily at the economic pro-|to link their northwest Sinkinakivenoniod. -- 'A pute with India is moving into|gress and military power of tne|\------ 7 ; OPEN TONIGHT a new phase that is important'Chinese system. | for both countries, India's problem is that its) iy HERE! The battleground will be the jeaders feel required to allocate) African-Asian conference in Al-\about one-third of the country's) 1 / STAY OUT OF TROUBLE... SAVE TIME AND WORRY... giers in June. Peking will trY\exnenditures to defence, in an to develop an anti-India cam effort to build armed forces] e Let BLOCK Prepare Your At BLOCK you India today yelies for finan-\since' 1962, the terri:orial ad- military 'and diplomatic)vantages China gained in com- support. on Washington, London'bat are, for the most pat, in- significant. Asian and African leaders| Territory gained in the North-! who onet flocked to New Delhi east Frontier agency largely to sit at Jawaharlal Nehru's|was given back when the Chin- feet now rush to Peking, by-\ese withdrew, The Chinese re- passing his successor, Lal Ba- tained militarily important high hadur Shastri, ground and strategic passes.) HAS ONE FRIEND however, COMPLETE RETURNS a dress for Sunday school. With her is artist-husband Platon Ustinov. Actor Peter Ustinoy is a nephew | --(CP Photo) girl who wants to get into ire Pte pot rh a ; » mer Rita Chalmers got her the fashion field must be -- first taste of fashion at the born with a fashion sense; age of eight when she cut up there is no way to teach it some yellow faille from her of South Viet Nam want their|--that China's power is such it does he know? The South Viet-jeast Asia namese leaders with whom the "But there-is no end to that their country independent. of Asia are swallowed up.' But) But recently, it was reported,'that doesn't answer the ques-| support their American-backed) Right now, Johnson is intent government, eight per.cent sup-on getting peace restored in than 50 per cent, sitting on the ation, even without war with 6 fence, are indifferent China Mi P ° e T Major Cont Swirl inute Pesticide Traces k--No ect Found On Closing One-Room School 422 4¥i1 ? (CP)--Different views on gen-|tended classes April 9 milk available on the market|cluded that there were no ill ef-|of an over-all historical review eral education have caused a| Mrs. Manzon's campaign has today, in any part of the United}fects on the babies as a resultiof the pesticide problem and major controversy here and in} My | J nearby Smiths Falls as well as|school board voting to scrap the idues,"" an exhaustive study of} mothers' milk," jcern to the book Silent Spring z room schools here, but Pesticides discloses, The government-set tolerance) by the late Rachel Carson, Miss here township . ; ; { Mrs. Nino Manzon of Carle-\week to issue debentures for the|investigative staff of a House|milk shipped in interstate com-|time when no bird would sing or merce is zero linsect chirp because they had a@ paper war since January)than $150,000 of the. cost will be|tions subcommittee, cited inter- : against the township's eight one-/paid by the provincial govern- views with many scientists in) But the scientists told the pesticides, government investigators that TIES TO DEBUNK And while Mrs. Manzon con-| A plebiscite will be held to|sponsored and private, It adds\' tinues her bombardment, W. P.\settle the matter this summer.|that these authorities said to guarantee that any product bunk" the Carson book in this is absolutely free of some pes-| manner: tor from Smiths Falls, is urg- one-room schools. ara firetraps|nute traces of any pesticide in ing the school board to aban-/because they are heated by|milk have either an immediate/state that a product does or scientists and by physicians, does not contain more than aithat the book is superficially central school, a plan favored/cause of polluted wells and ill effect on human health." by the education department. chemical! toilets. Furthermore, the report says,)cide."' number of accepted scientific t . The milk report was included|tacts. However, it is unscien- ever, residents have kept their|children, Mark, 8, and Linda,lities have determined that children home from three one-|10, are missing out academic-)milk contained amounts of pes-|Secretary Orville L. Freeman|conclusions from unrelated facts and (b) making implica- planned closing. The parents|taught five aspects of social|the pesticide residues permitted|tives appropriations subcommit- bilities as yet unproved to be actual facts." country independent, But howjis bound to dominate all South- U.S.is dealing may truly want/argument until all the nations only 42 per cent of the people'tion port the guerrillas and more Viet Nam. It isn't a happy situ-|_ CARLETON PLACE, Ont,involved in the boycott last at-- WASHINGTON (AP) -- 'No; It adds that 'the study con| The report was in the nature lalready resulted in the township| tates, is free of pesticide res-jof the pesticide residue in the|traced mich of the public con- Perth Road, 80 miles south ofjone - ) council refused last. The report prepared by the)for pesticide residues in cows'| Carson in the book projected a ton Place has been carrying on}$200,000 central school. Moreiof Representatives appropria- , CAN'T GUARANTEE IT been poisoned by man-made room schools ment in grants. the field, both government- it is scientifically impossible The report attempts to "de- Williams, district school inspec-- Mrs. Manzon charges that the 'there is no evidence that mi- ticide, as it is only possible to| 'The staff was advised, by don the one-room schools for a wood stoves and unsanitary be-|(acute) or cumulative (chronic) certain proportion of a pesti-|scientific in that it marshals a In Perth Road district, how-| She also contends that her|federal and state health author-| with testimony of Agriculture tific in (a) drawing incorrect room schools to protest theirjally. Her son was not being|ticide residues far in excess ofjbefore a House of Representa- tions that are based on possi- will meet April 23 to decide On| studies included in the curric-;/by the FDA (Food and Drugitee March 19 and was made future action. Eighty children'ulum for his grade, she says. 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