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y, July 30, 1965 js THE OSHAWA TIMES, Pride: ROUND THE GLOBE IN A GLANCE LEAMINGTON, Ont. (CP)-- A strike of/employees at the H. 7. Heinz4Co. of Canada Ltd. processing plant here may cost southwestern. Ontario_tomato growers $7,200,000 if it contin- ues through the' harvesting sea- son, the company said Thurs- day. More than 1,100 Heinz em- ployees, members of Local 4°29, United Packinghouse, Food and Allied Workers of America (CLC), walked off the job Tues- day when union - management talks over a new contract broke down. gelo. announced Thursday that the city's water system will be 'fluoridated by Sept. 7. { CRASH KILLS SIX | TAHLEQUAH, Okla..(AP)--A !prominent Tahlequah physician, 'three members of his family land a laboratory technician in this office and her daughter were killed Thursday when their private plane crashed northwest of this © northeast Oklahoma city. The plane was piloted by Dr. William S. Wa- jmack, 38. His wife, Betty, 34, jand two of their three children, Strike May Cost $7 Million To Ontario Tomato-Grower on a mission to raise funds for the world's lepers. MOVE AHEAD Dominion Foundries and Steel Ltd. had net earnings of $12, on paligallialag diag aaadlblgs By BEN WARD OTTAWA (CP) -- There are signs of growing bitterness in Ottawa's construction industry strike which already has crip- pled nearly $50,000,000 worth of commercial and government building projects. a That figure could be doubled if the walkout spreads, as most people fear it will, About 2,000 bricklayers, car- penters and laborers are off the 968,714 equal to 83 cents a share|job at 13 projects, including a in the six months ended June 30, compared with $11,836,486 or 77 cents in the same period last year. \new hospital, a high school and 'Carleton University's expan- sion program, Neither side has made a se- Sales increased 22 perjrious move toward negotiation cent to $128,641,695 from $104,-\Sinece the strike began early in 983,782. During the first six) months the company produced 861,554 ingot tons of steel com- une. The Ottawa Builders Ex- (change, representing the con- Strike Bitterness Growing; $50 Million Jobs Tied Up The unions declare they are prepared to hold out until Christmas if necessary to win their demands. Serious problems have arisen from the tieup. Carleton University. had planned to move students into a new residence this fall but it won't be ready in time for the jopening of classes. Riverside Hospital, a priority civie project to ease the' cap: ital's severe shortage of hos- pital beds, has fallen far behind schedule. The strike-hit Sir Wilfrid Lau- rier high school was to have accommodated 700 students in September. OGDEN ALWAYS GOOD FOR ODE BALTIMORE (AP) -- When poet Ogden Nash recently de- cided again to make Balti- more his place of residence, he was sent a letter of wel- come by Mayor Theodore R, Mckeldin. ; Nash responded thusly: "Dear Mr. Mayor, My spirits are gayer : Because of your letter of welcome; It rang like the clink Of ice in a drink To one who has newly from hell come, Though others may, fatten And thrive in Manhattan I found it a verminous vault, So I'm glad you don't shun THé prodical son Whose heart never 'wan- dered from Balt." Burton Leads Theresa, 5, and Van, 3, were|pared with' 770,655 in the same|'ractors, says the key fo the Growers under contract 10lkilled as were the lab assistant,|1964 period. deadlock isa union deman F Heinz were to. have begun to-|pess Carlstone, 40, and her! that the new contracts contain . ' * mato deliveries next Tuesday.Jdaughter, Susan, 18. ALMOST GIVES FIGURE _ |clauses allowing workers to re- ves: L1Z The company said it has con- | BOSTON (AP) -- Robert)spect any picket line. tracted to buy about 6,000 acres TRIAL. RECESSES Welch, founder and head of the| Contractors contend that} MILAN, Italy (Reuters) -- of tomatoes at an average $1,200} CHICAGO (AP)--The trial of|John' Birch Society, says the|such a clause would cause)Actress Elizabeth Taylor was an acre but has told growers|four sponsors of Krebiozen was|militantly. conservative society|chaos in the industry. It would/quoted Thursday as saying her to make any arrangements they|recessed Thursday until next|has 60,000 to 100,000 members|mean that any union, no mat-\nusband Richard Burton "likes @ AIRLINES j can to sages 33 gree : ga Psy of the tsa Pie coabbeappcehyay: fe i: gf es sme erry alto have two lives." ' @ STEAMSHIP H Thomas Robson of Leaming-|Dr. Stevan Durovic, discoverer|ing quite rapidly." was the|i9! ' y ow cae . i ton, chairman of the Es xb the drug used by 'some can-|closest: Welch ever has come'to|handful of pickets. vive' pail te ee aales @ TOURS E County Vegetable Growers As-|cer patients, The defendantsjrevealing one of the society's| Union spokesmen say this ar-| oon. magazine Eve eH @ HOTEL sociation, said Thursday it ap-|are accused of conspiracy, mail) dest kept secrets, its 'size. sument is merely a smolie-|.i omey wit ¢ wife Sy hi' 4 RESERVATIONS pears the tomatoes will rot injfraud and mislabeling. ce sereen for the builders' refusal] 400 1°' 'a ane em the fields. He said that about} ieee) sheen vane SAVINGS JUMP --_ ito' grant wage increases, The} ' : \ Call 600 growers have contracts with PRINCE AIDS CAUSE _ Personal savings deposits it/unions -want an extra 30 cents} And the other is. Acrnenel : Meing. EDINBURGH (Reuters) --|Canada's chartered banksjan hour and have been offered|sPrinkled with an interminable jj 723-9441 Mr. Robson said that under| Prince Charles has been spend-|amounted to $9,410,000,000 at18 cents. series: of. adventures." | i the agreement. with growers|ing leisure hours at his school/the end of June, an increase oj "So far the exchange has| Asked if Burton--her fifth E i Heinz does not have. to buy|"ear here helping to build. and)6.8 per cent over the mid-year voiced a straight no to all union) husband--will be the last man|! i i | their produce if the proc essing|test a large four-seater bicycle. figure in 1964, the Bank of Can 'proposals,' says Dan Fryzuk.|in her life, she replied: "I ami} ' 6 On y plant is closed down by a strike, Four of Charles' Gordonstoun|ada reported Thursday. Th» spokesman for 1,000 striking/not at all sure. Who can sayif| TRAVEL SERVICE 4 | He said that growers have an schoolmates Thursday rode off|June figure this year was half carpenters. "They are too proud|what life has in store for us?|| 25 King St. E average of $150 to $200 an acre from here astride the outsize of one per cent higher than the,to settle.' He predicted a city-|/Perhaps tomorrow everything]} 9 heaterit linvested in the crop. This in- bike for London 350 miles south;May 31 total of. $9,361,000,000.\wide strike shortly. jwill have changed."' --_-- ee sia cludes cost of plants, sprays = | 7 fertilizers and laber A | Company and union repre- : | sentatives met Thursday in an attempt to resolve their dispute but a Heinz spokesman said it was difficult to teil how the talks were going. FIRE RAZES PLANT WINDSOR, N.S. (CP)--Fire destroyed the three-storey plant of Domtar Construction Mate- riall Ltd. here Thursday. The loss was estimated at $200,000 by company officials. No one was hurt. APPROVES CITY QUEBEC (CP)--A bill creat- ing a 170,000-population city of Laval made up of 14 Ile Jesus communities north of Montreal was given final reading Thurs- day night by the legislative as- sembly. Some 200 residents of the Ile Jesus communities came here to protest the legislation on the grounds that taxes would increase and elections were be- ing postponed. ESCAPES CUBA MIAMI (AP)--A former gov- jernor of a Cuban province who turned against Fidel Castro ar- rived in Miami Thursday night ill and exhausted after a 12-day odyssey on a four*foot-square inner-tube raft. A yachtsman who had sighted the refugee, Luis Casas, brought him ashore. On his chest was a tat- tooed X. Exiles said this meant |he was marked for execution. STREAMLINES FORCE LONDON (AP)--Defence Min- ister Denis Healey announced Thursday a drastic stream- lining of Britain's volunteer re- serve force known as the. Terri- torial Army. 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