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Dam. Power Plant Strikes) New Pattern: Escalation? By ELTON C. FAY WASHINGTON (AP) -- The U.S. pattern of bombing in Communist North Viet Nam has moved up the scale to include electric power plants and dams. Whether this, pointed up in tiew strikes against such a tar- get during the weekend, means escalation of the war appears to depend on semantics. Is a complex which includes power plants, dams and locks a military target or is it a seg- ment of the civilian economy which also is militarily useful to an my? Defence Secretary Me: Namara, in a press conference last April 26, emphasized that the air strikes then being con- ducted by U.S. and South Viet- namese planes wére 'carefully limited to military targets." He listed the types--transit points, barracks, supply depots, ammunition depots--all of them used along the route hy which military manpower and equip- ment were being infiltrated into South Viet Nam. Then he said there had been added to the target system railroads, high- ways and bridges 'which are the foundation of the infiltration routes," On April 4, a routine an- nouncement of operations said a plant near the bridge was also hit" by U.S. Air Force planes. HIT PLANT AGAIN July 30, navy planes from a carrier struck again at the ther- mal plant near Thanh Hoa. Then Sunday, 11 air force F-105 jets struck the complex near Thanh Hoa again. Pilots reported heavy damage on the generator hall and a_ trans- former building and said a dam and lock system was damaged. The target complex includes dams and accompanying locks, which presumably have the functions of both supplying hy- droelectric power and facilitat- ing shipment: of goods,. civilian and military, along the river. The generating plants supply electricity for homes and indus-) trial factories. A U.S. Army handbook on Viet Nam lists aid given by the Soviet Union and China to North Viet Nam. The list includes, un-| der Soviet aid, this item: "Sixteen thermal electric power plants at Thanh Hoa, Vinh, Lao Kay, Phu Tho, Cha Pa; power transmission lines and transformer substations . . | two hydroelectric power plants." It seems entirely possible that |these facilities, in addition to the Thanh Hoa complex, are plotted in bombing maps for bridge had been hit and added that a 'thermal (steam) power possible future attentfon. Physician-Surgeon College Denies Change In Licensing TORONTO (CP)--Dr. J. C, C. Dawson, zegistrar of the On- tario College of Physicians and Surgeons, has denied published reports that suggested the col- lege has changed its licensing regulations. It had been reported that more than 150 Ontario doctors trained in foreign countries will be allowed by the college to write examinations to qualify them to practise. The reports said that 60 other doctors, ostly graduates of medical schools in India and Pakistan, would not be allowed to write! the exams. Dr. Suresh Anand; chief res- ident in medicine at the New Mount Sinai Hospital, said the reports were based on the lat- est issue of the college's semi- annual report, But Dr. Dawson said Tues- day that while it is true the latest issue of the college's re- port made specific reference to India and Pakistan, an earlier issue listed other countries whose medical colleges were not acceptable to the Ontario licensing body, The latest re- port had simply added India and Pakistan without repeating the other countries in the list,| Dr. Dawson denied Dr. An- and's implication that the ex- clusion of Indian- and Pakis- tani-trained doctors from full registration arose from Dr. An- and's criticism of the college, saying that the decision was made before the criticism, ASSESS SCHOOLS Dr. Dawson added that there has been a progressive assess- ment of foreign medical schools by a college committee for some time, Medical schools in 18 European countries were found acreptable by the col- lege, he said. He said that when India gained its independence from Britain in 1947 ,33 Indian med- ical schools had the approval of British authorities. Since that time 65 to 70 new schools have been developed, not all ap- proved by British authorities. Dr. Dawson quoted a noted British authority as having said that many of the new schools were staffed by inexperienced teachers and offered inadequate courses in basic sciences. In February, 1964, the college wrote to the deans of 34 ap- proved Indian schools for in- formation on Indian medical schools and received replies from six, Dr. Dawson sald. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, August 25,1965 1] ROUND THE GLOBE IN-A GLANCE 'Double Standard' In Drunk-Driving, HAMILTON (CP)--Society as well as the Courts use a standard when dealing with the -- of driking and driv- ig, Dr. Robert Russell told the annual Ontario Institute of Al- cohol Studies at McMaster Uni- versity Tuesday. The Stanford, (Calif.) Univer- sity professor said the courts are hard on young, irrespon- sible and unemployed persons but lenient with women, profes- sional men or older unsuccess- | ful men. When stiffer penalties are imposed, the number of convic- bey decreases, Dr, Russell said, RAISE MONEY TORONTO (CP) -- Mayor Philip Givens reported Tues- day that he raised about $100,- 000 for the St.. Lawrence Cen- tre for the Performing Arts dur- ing a recent one-day visit to |the Montreal head offices of companies that do considerable le] business in Toronto, The mayor said only one of the 11 com- panies he visited said it was un- able to make a contribution im- mediately, AIDE RESIGNS ; TORONTO (CP)--S. J. Whit- ney, chief aide of Provincial Police Commissioner Eric Silk, resigned from the force Tues- day to become deputy minister of the Saskatchewan personnel services department, NEED DENTISTS LONDON, Ont, (CP):-- On- tario had only one practising dentist for every 2,462 citizens in 1964, and 500 more dentists will have to be trained by 1980 to retail even this ratio, the dean of the new faculty of den- tistry at University of Western Ontario said Tuesday. Dr. Wes- ley J. Dunn was speaking to) req the London Rotary Club. Charged APPRO' couel Monday night 7 onday a roved a motion which in any ousted council member from seeking re - election to council for 10 years. The oppo- sition included Vince Dantzer, an alderman who_ became mayor when William Hawrelak was disqualified last March from the position for violatin the City Act in a business deal. . HERRY LEAVES ST. 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