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Ces . ah we te aa LOFTY YULE TREE Christmas tree lights strung on derrick guy wires atop 44th floor of Toronto- Dominion Bank tower, under construction in downtown Toronto, make unique Santa To Ride In Car ts) Of Canadian By RICHARD ANCO KYRENIA, Cyprus (CP) -- Santa Claus will arrive in an armed scout patrol car Christ- mas Day for patients at the Red Cross Home for Sick Chil- dren in this north-coast Cyprus resort. 'i The patients will be feted Saturday by men of the 2nd Battalion, Canadian Guards, part of the island's United Na- tions peacekeeping force. Santa will ride a Royal Cana- dian Dragoons scout car, es- corted by the unit's pipe band. The Canadians in their spare pital and put up Christmas IN VIET NAM CONFLICT By JOHN HIGHTOWER WASHINGTON (AP) -- The U.S. government faces a world- wide buildup of pressure in the next two days to try to convert the prospective Christmas truce in. Viet Nam into a permanent ceasefire and a decisive step to- ward peace talks. State department officials. aware that would-be peacemak- ers are rapidly going to work on both sides, maintained a wary silence about possible U.S. re-| sponses. Adding to the uncer-| tainties, no one here knew well the proposed 30 - hour Christmas lull would work out.| U.S. and South Vietnamese | By KEN KELLY | | OTTAWA (CP) -- Under the! federal medical care insurance) | proposals, will a patient have} to pay his doctor more than the} amount paid through insurance jbenefits? The answer seems to depend 'on arrangements expected to be worked out between provincial] medical associations and those provincial governments which jplan to launch medical care in surance programs. The federal government has joffered to pay half the cost of jsuch provincial programs, pro- |vided four basic conditions, are 'tree', visible for miles { around. Tower, with 12 stor- |™é!- es of structural steel still | Only. Saskatchewan appears to be added. will be tallest |t0 have a plan in force which building in Commonwealth conforms to the federal condi --CP Wirephoto \tions. But federal health autho: ats REG le ities expect that Quebec, On tario and British Columbia. at least will be working out pro gram to meet them. In each case, the question of "extra billings' by doctors seem certain to come up. CHARGE EXTRA It involves billing by a doc Dragoons Peacema leaders in Saigon Wednesday ing through Christmas day. ties the night before Christmas. co-operate. After. that, according to the how! present outlook, the war would | be resumed in full violence. Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield (Dem. Mont.), who | Medicare Plan Poses Problems start of that province's insur-| ance program. 4. Each provincial plan be publicly-administered; that is, administered by the provin- cial government or its agency responsible to the provincial legislature, open to provincial audit and operating on a non- profit basis To these conditions, the CMA asked for a fifth Where a doctor practises out side a provincial plan, his pa tients be able to collect from the provincial insurance fund the same amount as the patient who consults a doctor partici pating in the plan "We cannot over-emphasize that the medical profession will regard this as a condition of jtheir co-operation as plans de- velop," said the CMA The federal position was set out Oct. 1 in a letter to the CMA which said Ottawa does not rule out the right of a doctor to stay out of a provincial plan and ithe right of a patient to receive reimbursement for that doc- tor's services. ls kers--- Permanent Truce night ordered their forces to shoot only in self-defence, start- ing Christmas eve and continu- Officials expect the first 12 hours will probably hold, since the Communists themselves of- fered the 12-hour halt in hostili- The prospects for the next 24 hours are not clear but U.S, of- ficials hope guerrilla forces will [PO ek WITH "VIO i ae | WINDSOR, Oni. (CP)--Fo lice at adjacent Riverside will be keeping a Christmas vigil for a gang of youths with a violent way of conveying the season's greetings, Police say the youths recently conferred with Presi-; caysed fhore than $1,000 dam- dent Johnson and State Secre-| ape in"the last few days to tary Dean Rusk, said he would| seven Riverside homes. like to see the United States} ix large picture windows ee ee ents See tee | area have been smashed by ceasefire to include the Vietna- | rocks and flashlight batteries va Wanebak con eis | with notes a, eng Q : g | Seasons greetings from the an administration feeler on this,' SSYRFR mg . there was no evidence of it! Police. Chief Bryce Mon- among available officials :who aghan said the gang, known are broadly pessimistic about) as the Super Strong Young- lg ge a ha gal for) sters for Revenge ra ie j se war. ~ | ously were "sick-minded." There is no doubt that the aim oWith the co-operation of |of developing public pressures) ali public and secondary and secret diplomacy is to seek SFEK "SICK" YOUTHS | ENT" MESSAGES |. ¢ schools in the town we have |State THE OSHAWA TIMES, fridey, December 4, 1965 3 DECIDE IT'S DUFFY jenolce iniisuey ss =S. Ss DES MOINES..1 __.{legiate Coach of the Year in a cst -- poli conduciea wy we Fooiway mara ae 2 a Pal East Sige Was Sep Si Seal writers the overwhelming! ica had every student write the words: "Christmas greetings" from the Super Strong Young- sters for Revenge Inc' with the exception of one school where we checked each stu- dent's handwriting on their entrance slips,"' he said. But the last note found, in the home of Charles San- tazzi, where a picture window was also smashed, had a | slightly different motto: "Seasons greetings. We de- cided to change our name to © the Scarlet Revengers be- cause the SSYRFR Inc, is too corny and messy." Chief Monaghan said a spe-. | cial police detail now was on | duty in an effort to apprehend the youths. with almost frantic haste to con-, vert the Christmas lull into a beginning on a real peace settle- ment in Viet Nam. Italian Foreign Minister, Amintore Fanfani, president of the UN General Assembly and an intermediary in what may be a continuing U.S. - North Viet Nam peace probe, conferred|Craig, 39, convicted of crim- with Rusk for three hours Wed-'inal negligence in the death of nesday, U.S. and Italian infor-ihis three - year - old son, was mants jvould say only. that the|placed on probation Thursday |Fanfani channel between Hanoi|for two years. and Washington "'is still open.";} Gary Craig died of extreme This prompted specul ation|mainutrition last December and that Fanfani has received a re-'a public health nurse testified ply from North Viethamesejin court that she was not in- leaders to inquiries he made on\vited to see the boy in her behalf of Rusk earlier this/regular visits to the Craig home month for a clarification of re- prior to his death ported Com munistterms for Muriel Craig, 40, mother of | opening negotiations the boy, also was convicted of High state department offi-|criminal negligence and served cials describe the North Vietna-|two months in Mercer reform- mese leaders as adamant in atory. She was released earlier | their insistence on U.S. accept-'this month and her husband jance of Communist terms for a was to be sentenced after her | settlement. release , From the U.S. point of view.) Mr. Justice Abraham Lieff of |this kind of discouragement the Ontario Supreme Court said about arriving at a compromise Craig. was not an formula even for opening peace|criminal, He was imposing the talks has taken much of the|two-year suspended sentence so optimism out of the projected that the family would . benefit holiday pause in hostilities from the help of probation offi- and Lovell OTTAWA (CP) -- James| ordinary | the Canadians than Christmas among the flowers, palm trees and orange groves of this sunny Mediterranean. island Serving in Cyprus with the Canadian Guards are a recon- naissance squadron of the Dragoons and a battery of the 4th Regiment, Royal Canadian Horse Artillery. Together with a Canadian contingent head- quarters staff, they make up just under 1,000 men of the nearly 6,000-man UN force. Col. Carlson is especially proud of his battalion's jPlace for }celebrating | home. The guards took over its work | of time have decorated the hos-|with the Red Cross children's \couldn't be made. tor for an amount over and above what is paid by the in surance fund on the patient's claim. The question came up at tne federal level last fall when the Canadian Medical Association sought in a brief to then Health Minister Judy LaMarsh to at tach a fifth condition to the fed eral offer to pay half the cosi of medical care insurance. The CMA was given only qualified endorsation coupled with a warning that if such things as extra billing got out hand. the federal payment The four federal conditions trees. For weeks now they have/ maintenance as an added activ-| were that been collecting gifts and sav- ing cake and candies from their rations or from parcels sent from home. Their visit to the 31 Greek- and Turkish - Cypriot children, mostly victims of polio, muscu- lar dystrophy and rheumatism of the heart, will highlight a busy Christmas weekend. "There will be gifts for every child," says the battalion com- mander, Lieut.-Col. C. V. Carl- son of Regina. "Married sol- diers will serve the kids: with presents and goodies.' Santa oh a stout car prob ably won't be any more -out of ity. from the Ist Battalion, Queen's Own. Rifles, and have | repaired floors, the roof and} painted the home since coming | here in September | The battalion also has under- taken to collect. money to buy} mattresses for all beds in the) hospital and a walker for} crippled children. One company has already donated $100 But the most talked-about in- dividual project at the hospital is the chicken coop of Sgt. 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