20 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Mondey, June 7, 1965 rl New Rights Effort Needed, LBJ Says WASHINGTON (AP) -- Pres-| ident Johnson has called for a} new civil rights effort to! achieve true equality for the American Negro -- "not just ory.' _ Johnson, delivering the com mencement address Friday at predominantly Negro Howard University here, said the great majority of Negro Americans "still are another nation," 'Despite the court orders and the laws, the victories and speeches, for them the walls|! are rising and the gulf is widen-| ing," the president said In citing statistics on employ-| ment and income to show that Negroes, in some ways,. are faring worse today than five or! ence next fall to explore such problems, said NOT ENOUGH DONE "It is not enough to open the gates of opportunity, All our cit- walk through those gates "This is the next and the more profound stage of the bat-| tle for civil rights. We seek not just freedom but opportunity-- not just legal equity but human} ability--not just equality as a right and a theory, but equality as a fact and a result." The task is to give 20 million groes the same chance as every other American to learn) and grow--to work and share in society--to develop their abil-| ities, physical, mentaj and spir itual--and to pursue Yheir indi vidual happiness." : | up on barber shop or home equality as a right and a the-izens must have the ability to bathroom floors BARBERS GAIN BEATLES BACK NEW YORK (AP)--A note for cringing parents and grey- | ing school principals: It looks as though the phenome known as the Beatle haircut may be on the way oul By STEWART MacLEOD OTTAWA (CP)--One of the strongest, if quietest, cam paigns centred on Parliament Hill in years involved the abo- lition of capital punishment. Since Prime Minister Pearson indicated some months ago that the issue would be brought to a head with a "free vote" among The reasons for the back- members of Parliament, the to-the-barber move are a8 NU- abolition campaign has brought merous as the number of more mail to the desks of heads that. once wore \ong |members than anything since hair, A teen-ager in Phoenix, ithe marathon flag fight Ariz., said it was just too hot.' jt doesn't all come from one 'And there are too many gource, although the Canadian singing groups like the Beatles | soejety for the Abolition of the now," he said, 'It's no nov- Death Penalty is the most ac- elty ' tive single organization in the Bill Evans, vice-prineipal of field. Church groups, women's a Kansas City high schoo organizations, youth movye- said: "The long-hair style 18 (ments, jegal societies and as- very much on the sorted other bodies have been bombarding members with their An Associated Press survey shows that long, stringy hair is going the way of all fads and, in. this case, is winding decline since the Beatles have quieted 'Death-Penalty Abolishing 'Has Strong Ottawa Lobby down views jindicate that the feelings of the Commons are fairly evenly di- vided on whether the death pen- jalty should be abolished. Some think the abolitionists are slightly ahead of the reten- tionists FALL DEBATE LIKELY But with Parliament aiming for a summer recess in either late June or early July, and with .sevefal major pieces of! before this, the death penalty issue has little likelihood of coming up until late September or October q With an Interparliamentary Union meeting scheduled for the Commons chamber in Septem- ber, Parliament is not expected to reconvene until late in the month. Before the House recesses,|ally aré discussed for only one|ment, outlining all the issues in-(per have been sent to party the present debate on the rules hour at a time and, without yolyed, which will be distributed eaders s@# they will be satis- jchanges must he along Bank also be passed to clear the way been debated without coming to = for government spending dur-'a_ vote. ing the holiday months. There sources say it would be diffi- are also several minor pieces cult to get unanimous consent of legislation to go through The will after Earlier this Temple (L--Hastings South) in- sources feel it's troduced bill calling for the abolition of}duced by the government, al the. death penalty, was >vislati lia tay sana naeall |this would be used as the ve- Jegislation due. for. consideration' hi-te for. the vote. Minister Favreau has prepared Private member's bills norm-ia white paper on capital punish- completed unanimous consent, they norm- with the revisions to the ally fall to the bottom of the Act. Interim supply must order paper when they have to members fied in advance that it repre- : "sents an unbiased summary of bate. Sample copies of the pa- the question, Some government for a continuous private mem capital punishment bill/ber's debate on the death pen- probably come up soon alty, since some members are the Commons reconvenes. strongly opposed to a change Robert In the light of this, the more likely member's that another bill will be intro- week: a private But, there|lowing for continuous debate no official indication that until a vote is reached, In the meantime, Justice RENT-A-CAR DAY -- WEEK -- MONTH 5,00 PER DAY -- adi 'ou MILEAGE CHARGE 725-6553 CITY OF OSHAWA -- TAXES DUE NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS 3rd INSTALMENT OF REALTY TAX Realty AFTER INTERIM tax bills levy have been moiled and become due as follows: COLOR OF INK PRINT ON BILLS Block Brown WARDS No, 4, 5, and 6 No, 1, 2, and 3 IF ANY INSTALMENT IS PAST DUE -- Please telephone the Tox Office 725-1153 tor PENALTY AMOUNT to ADD when remitting by mail to City Hall, Taxes moy be paid at City Hall or tor,o small service charge ot any Chortered Bank or Trust Office in the City of Oshawa. If you ore o property toxpayer and hove not received ao tax bill kindly contact the Tax Office immediately, (unless your mort- for the balance of the 1965 LAST DAY TO AVOID PENALTY June 11th June 18th gogee or bonk pays your taxes), RUTHERFORD'S CAR AND TRUCK RENTALS 725-6553 14 ALBERT ST, Oshawa RONALD W. BILSKY, 0.0. CHIROPRACTOR - 728-5156 10 years ago, Johnson said this|) James Farmer, natipnal di In just about all cases, say represents an "American fail-| rector of the CongresX of Racialivoter rights. bill in the mean--members, the campaign is di- ure."' Equality, praised the presi-\time, and unequivocal federal'rected at the abolition of the The president, who took the|dent's proposals, but added: '"'It;)backing for a massive voter death penalty, The retentionists occasion to announce plans for|will be even more meaningful if| registration drive this um- have been relatively quiet a special White House confer- there is speedy passage of aimer Comments by individual MPs Cc. L. 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