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Oshawa Times (1958-), 13 May 1965, p. 24

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ath tah chs cncatig hse A ta tah abl Bi wn 24 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thandey, Mey 13, 1968 Auto Firms SOUTH VIETNAMESE CONVINCED OF V-C SUPERIORITY Ottawa Puts Ban [Set Record | Viet Cong: Smarter Than The Average American? Defections are caysing man-|ship for North Vietnamese peo-|units which sustained heavy|tem of cell organization is usedjreply largely on conscription.janyone can get away with any- 'Copter Fi Last Week 3 power problems for hoth|ple apart from their dislike for On Oop er 1r m ee the guerrillas and government|the idea of being ruled by Com- neg me had been the/to keep them in line. Many a young city man wants|thing if he has the money to TORONTO (CP) -- Cénadian forces fighting the war in South|munists, Others worried be- nger Battalion, a good! In Saigon and other cities, the|no part of the army with its/buy his way out. Viet Nam. Both sides find their|cause they feared ultimate re-/South Vietnamese outfit. government has some difficul-|low pay and four or five days') The South Vislouusine army Bess m4 aed ainauened nd Be dirs rat tae peg yeh -- bo Pa recrults are unwilling soldiers.|taliation in kind against South) A year ago, the 52nd had anjties with conscription. "'Sleeping|leave a year. He can makejhas an "authorized" ath "day it has barred Autair Heli- ave such @ helicop-/i04 a" stey § but have sched-|int toring, fourth of five) Viet Nam and perhaps against|authorized strength of 440 men,|0" the roof' has become a sortimore as a house boy for anjof 500,000 "The -- "author i ter in its possession available|ieq only 17,012 for this week,|aricles of the war in Viet Nam|Saigon itself. Some reflected|Losses in ambushes cut it toj®! Community sport for some/American officer than he canjized"' is an impo rt t ali ; : '\details the conditions on thelfear that the extension of the|115, It was beefed up to near|¥OUNs men. The expressionjearn as a non-commissioned|tion. It is difficult pap just means that when the militaryjofficer. Once a house boy or|what strength it is. The ata 'copter Services of Montreal worthy by the transport depart- ' i Manufacturers' Association re-| sige, the cockpit of a major conflict\jast December. In their first police are on the prow! for draft-jsome other sort of servant, he|is supposed to get another 160,- for service and certified as air- from operating a class of light the Canadian Motor Vehicle) ;overnment and Communist|war might make all Viet Nam|300, including 130 new recruits, 'helicopter on grounds the com- pany gave the board two "false| ment. orts, 'and misleading" statements. Pi board said its inquiry) Last week's car production By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS et ee ee peer saris trae tac ae to se oat aay prodi a? 9 csellge a eelligng Thoth | Pe ry} | é stay , i I Bie en weet ean Autair did not have iniproke the record of 17,618 pro) SAIGON (AP) -- In Saigon,|REDS DIG IN ger to, ie poets. ene say Miers any So reene Pile. ae napent, a sees ee eae 'hanred by cabinet order from|45G-4 as claimed duced in the week ending Aprillmany a South Vietnamese) People in Saigon know the oh Nae not alone. Re-\padger the searchers. The mili-|into the army, it is bec: : ae eet ek tas ae : y . 3. Total vehicle production of|seems resigned to the idea--as|Viet Cong Communists hold a Se mange nig ~~ eave! tary police avoid violence be-|has been outwitted There. ae eon co unwilling and ' : cause it could mean new dem-|no slogans to inspire him, His : oh yee -- bss ger ge might put ae ae Viet -- og "7 pec Vietnamese fighters are. killed, the man | Eo 21,-\Cong are "smarter than our territory. The whole nation from 4 "jonstrations and trouble -- 1109 produced in the week ending|generals and smarter than the|north to south is eriss-crossed agp rg Ag ---- often abandon the chase. _ =eniceniry ry pee age i $8 ; . | pened to be in control after the i 'obtaining any new government| nigar 1 owe ; compl D RATES contracts pending letion of It thus ordered that the rates a into its opera-|,, beget be disallowed on April 3 i too." Th 1 by Viet C def ti F +. j,.(grounds they were based on|' . : |long-noses, too. he "'long-|by Vie Yong defences, in for-|.., Young men--anti - Commu- Informed sources said this in "two statutory declarations| Total production of vehicles to noses" 'are the Americans. lests, jungles, villages, along willing. : : nist and patriotic--still volun-|latest coup. He is ¢ynical about roads. New ones are added all, The Viet Cong recruits con-|teer, but the government must\corruption and the idea that May 8 now was 328,141 com-| More and more Americans pared with 303,267 produced by pour into Viet Nam. Technically : vestigation is separate from the). _@ which in th Bes gym he stantly in areas under its con-)-- the time as others are discov- "issue dealt with in the board's b i. t } announcement. oard contained information ' trol, and often i { re an order dated last 'Thars- which was false and mislead-|the same date last year. advisers, they also fight, But/ered by government forces. Al- i uh -- its recruits are 'day, the board said it had in- ing. ; Scheduled car production by|they are not running the war.|Ways the Viet Cong are busy anew: ing, too. A combination oft | FOR THE FINEST ' vestigated two statutory declar- Cancellation of approval ofjcompany this week and total|They do not command Vietna- digging in, consolidating, build- aan 'ent ha P _ terror * ations made by Autair and com- rates by the board effectively|production to May 8, with)mese troops and will not unless|!"8 fortifications, while the gov- e tested Communist sys- Custom and 'Dany general manager D. W. prohibits a company from op-|comparative figures for last/a joint command is formed, |¢rnment forces struggle to hold) : es Ready Made 'Connor in support of rates filed|°t#ting the class of aircraft in'week and 1964 in brackets: | The influx of new American| "hat they have. | ' 4 for approval in February to op-| Westion. ; | American Motors 800 (779),|troops, weapons and equipment| | Both the government and the SAVE NOW DRAP : erate Bell 47G-4 helicopters. | The ban on Autair obtaining|14,280 (13,631); Chrysler 3,300 in some respects raised the| Viet Cong face manpower trou- : jnew government contracts, de-\(3,314), 3,616 (38,154); Ford/morale of veteran, professional) bles. Viet Cong losses have been in the | BOYD AYRE / scribed as highly unusual, was|4,182 (4,141), 64,972 (65,934);|Vietnamese units, but at the|heavy. Both sides have suffered Fobrie siya tae (shearer) Hampton ; . Ice am Gluts ordered by the cabinet in a/General Motors 8,151 (9,182),!same time morale is a problem losses from defection. Many a eee RALPH HEPBURN / : jminute to the Treasury Board,|153,135 (133,438); Stubaker 504/among South Vietnamese civil-|peasant impressed into Commu- (shearer) R.R. No. 2 Oshawe é i 3 [2 group of cabinet ministers) (502), 7,889 (4,862); Volvo 75lians, for whom the war long|nist service has little love for | | WILLIAM SNOWDEN Torrid Falls |which approves all government) (75), 1,148 (861). had been something unreal and|'t and is ready to take off at oy | (shearer) R.R. No. 2 Oshawe ' ag oyna sic Trucks: far away. Now it seems near, |the first safe opportunity. " | DRY GOODS j : effect since March, it has Chrysler 520 (430), 4,618 Some people in Saigo ot} The Viet es res | Completely Instelled NL ALLS, N.Y, (AP Bae echt E people in Saigon, n ietnamese army faces | enaeriaer ge 80s. Bd prey ease --_ _ pes a) (4,610); Ford 810 (835), 13,696 themselves involved in fighting rising troubles as pouseneh| meee te 2875 & DRAPFRIES lists in shorts, And one of theltracts can obt ing federal con-| (14,820); General Motors 1,450'the war, reacted with worny|troops are lost and must be DRAPERY TRACKS CANADIAN CO-OPERATIVE S, ain no new ones|(1,603), 29,756. (21,677); Interna-|when they learned of the bomb-|repiaced by recruits, In Feb-| RELIABLE POOLS | 74 Celi EXPERTLY INSTALLED WOOL GROWERS LIMITED 725-3974 or 725-9991 Coline Seat 723-7827 ' latest ice gluts in the history Of | regardless of whether it sub-|tional Harvester 320 (310), 5,031lings of North Viet Nam. Somejruary there were signs of de- (5,280). |worried) because they felt a kin-'moralization in good fighting! -- = : | Niagara Falls. | These are the mixed elements) - jas summer comes early on) shore and winter dies hard in) ' the river. | ' Flowers bloom in the parks in Niagara Falls, N.Y., and Ni-) agara Falls, Ont., while a few yards away cakes of ice con- tinue to plunge over the 182- foot-high American Falls and the 176 - foot - high Horseshoe! Falls. The ice is flowing down-| stream from Lake Erie, which feeds the Niagara River. Offi- cials believe the current "'ice bridge" below the two falls has at least another week of life. The "ice bridge" is so named because it spans the lower river between the two countries. Arthur B. Williams, general manager of the Niagara Fron- tier state park commission, termed the tenacity of the ice bridge a rarity. "The latest presence of ice in the last 15 or 20 years occurred in the mid-1950s on May 13," he said. 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