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'CP DIARY: W * e 9A THE OSHAWA TIMED, Friday, Vecemper 31, ives CP NEWS DIARY OF 1965 By THE CANADIA NPRESS JANUARY CHURCHILL'S DEATH 4--Montreal La Presse pub- lishes for first time since June 3, 1964, ending dispute with typographers. 7--President Sukarno says Indonesia has withdrawn from UN. 9--Mountain slide covers highway east of Hope, B.C., taking four lives. 13--Avalanche sweeps houses into sea at Ocean Falls, B.C.; seven killed. 14 -- Ten Quebec Progres- sive Conservative MPs de- mand national convention to decide on party leadership. 15~Ford of Canada opera- tions in Ontario halted by strike, Premier Pierre Ngen- dandumwe of Burundi assas- sinated. 16--KC - 135 tanker plane filled with fuel crashes in Wichita, Kan.; 33 persons Killed. Prime Minister Pear- son and President Johnson sign continental free trade agreement covering automo- biles and automobile parts. 18--Liberals hold seats in "eyo Quebec provincial byelec- | tidns. 21--Brissh,. Foreign Secre- tary Patrick Goidon Walker defeated by Conservative in byelection in Leyton riding, 22--New radio transmitting equipment developed by Na- tional Research Council hurled into space over Chur- chill, Man., by Black Brant rockets. Michael Stewart suc- ceeds Patrick Gordon Walker as British foreign secretary. %--Sir Winston Churchill, 90, dies nine days after suf- fering stroke. 25--Pope appoints 27 new cardinals, including Arch- bishop Maurice Roy of Que- bec. Canada announces $4,- 000,000 military aid program for Malaysia. Ford of Canada employees in Ontario resume work under three-year con- tract. 26 -- Prime Minister Man- sour of Iran dies of bullet wounds inflicted by assassin Jan, 21. 30--Queen attends Churchill state funeral in St. Paul's Cathedral. Former British Conservative foreign secre- tary R. A. Butler leaving politics. 31--Canada's four-man bob- sled team led by Vic Emery of Montreal wins world cham- pionship at St. Moritz, Switzerland. FEBRUARY B.C. SLIDE KILLS 26 6--Conservative party na- tional executive rejects pro- posal for party leadership convention. Petra Burka of Toronto retains Canadian women's figure-skating cham- pionship at Calgary; Don Knight, Dundas, Ont., wins men's title. 7--U.S. planes attack tar- gets in North Viet Nam for first time, retaliating for Viet Cong raids on barracks in which eight U.S. soldiers killed and 108 wounded. 8--Eastern Airlines propel- | ler-driven plane explodes and crashes into Atlantic off Long Island; 84 die. 11--Quebec liquor store em- ployees vote to return to work, ending strike that be- bc. 5, orks Min- ister Jean-Paul Deschatelets resigns from federal cabinet. 14--Guy Rouleau, Liberal MP for Montreal Dollard in- volved in Lucien Rivard af- fair, resigns as chairman of Libera] party parliamentary caucus. 15 -- Canada's new maple leaf flag raised at ceremonies in Ottawa. 17--Prime Minister Pearson | announces that over next five years old age pensions of $75 | a month will be made payable at age 65 instead of 70. Gam- bia becomes independent sov- ereign state. 18--Avalanche at mine in northern B.C. 40 men in tunnel; Royal commission on health services calls for universal prepaid medical care plan operated by provincial com- missions under federal ordination. Remi Conservative party Commons as independent. 20--Ranger VIII spacecraft transmits more than 7,000 pic- | tures of moon before crashing | into Sea of Tranquillity. 21--Malcolm X, militant black nationalist movement in U.S., shot and killed at a meeting in New York. Petra Burka of Tor: | onto wins North A mer ican | women's figure-skating cham- pionship at Rochester, -N.Y. MARCH FIRST MAN IN SPACE 1--Explosion in apartment in Montreal suburb of Ville La Salle takes 28 lives. Olym- pic swimmer Dawn Fraser suspended for 10 years by Amateur Swimming Union of Australia. 2--Suspected dope - smug- gler Lucien Rivard escapes from Montreal's Bordeaux jail where he was being held pending proceedings for extra- dition to U.S. 4--Petra Burka of Toronto wins women's world figure- skating championship at Col- orado Springs, Colo. 5--Prime Minister Pearson in New York speech suggests establishment of international peacekeeping force to avert major war in Viet'Nam 7--Roman Catholic churches in Canada celebrate mass in | Canada in bribery, | security case. co- | " Paul quits | Canadian senior hockey cham- | to sit in | leader of | English and other vernacular languages for first time. ll--Rev, James Reeb, 38; white Boston Unitarian minis- ter, dies two days after beat- ing in Selma, Ala., arising from integration demonstra- tion. 14--Russia retains world hockey title at Tampere, Fin- land; Canada finishes third behind Czechoslovakia. 17--Eastern Provincial Air- ways plane en route from Halifax to Sydney, N.S., crashes at Upper Musquodo- boit; eight killed. 18--Soviet astronaut leaves space ship and floats in space 10 minutes during two-man flight of Voshkod 2. 22---U.S. military authorities announce non - lethal gases that cause nausea and vomit- ing in use against Viet Cong guerrillas in South Viet Nam. 23 -- Virgil Grissom and John Young complete first U.S. two-man space flight; made three orbits. 28 -- Earthquake shatters dam in Chile; death toll ex- ceeds 400. 29 -- Commons approves | Canada Pension Plan after 26- day debate. APRIL REVOLT IN CARIBBEAN 1--Gen. H. D. G. Crerar, 76, commander of ist Cana- dian World War, dies at Ottawa. 3--Parliament's longest ses- | sion prorogues on 248th day of sitting. 5 -- Third session of 26th Parliament opens; war on poverty stressed in throne speech. 7--Leon Balcer quits Pro- gressive Conservative ranks | in Commons to sit as indepen- dent member. 11l--Tornadoes batter mid- western U.S.; 248 killed. 17--CPR's transcontinental passenger train, the Cana- dian, eastbound from Vancou- ver, derailed by washout near Terrace Bay, Ont.; two killed, 47 injured. 22--Education Minister Paul Gerin-Lajoie says Quebec in- tends to negotiate directly with foreign countries. 24 -- Revolt breaks out against regime of Donald | Reid Cabral in Dominican Re- public. Sixty-five police from France land in St. Pierre- Miquelon; summoned by gov- ernor who said he was threat- ened after dock workers were refused wage increases. Pre- mier Lesage says Quebec claims right to make agree- ments but not treaties with foreign countries. 26 -- Canadian budget re- duces personal income tax 10 per cent with maximum an- nual cut of $600. 28--U.S. marines land near Santo Domingo during Domin- ican Republic revolt. General strike in St. Pierre-Miquelon, sparked by arrival of French police to quell disturbances, | ends after three days. 29 -- Earthquake hits U.S. Pacific Northwest and British Columbia; damage consider- able in U.S. but slight in B.C. MAY RUSSIANS EXPELLED 1--Bomb smashes doors and windows at U.S. consulate- general in Montreal. Montreal win Cup Stanley defeating Chicago Black | Hawks four games to three, 2 -- President Johnson charges Communist conspira- tors had seized control of Dominican revolt; sends more U.S. forces. Early Bird satel- lite, launched in April, unites North American and Euro- pean TV viewers in premiere | put on by European Broad- casting Union and combined networks of U.S., Canada and Mexico. 3--John Doyle, board chair- man of Canadian Javelin Ltd., sentenced in absentia in Hart- ford, Conn., to three months | for illegally sending unregis- : | tered stock Granduc | traps | 26 die. atholy Bytchkov and chancery | through U.S, mails. 7--Commercial attache An- clerk V. N. Poluchkin in Rus- sian embassy expelled from sex and 8--Sherbrooke Beavers win pionship, defeating Nelson Maple games 11--India, Pakistan agree on ceasefire in Rann of Kutch. | 14--Committee of Anglican | and United Church clergymen | agrees on principles for union | between two churches in Can-'| second | ada. China explodes atomic bomb. Niagara Falls Flyers defeat Edmonton Oil Kings four games to one to win Canadian Juntor hockey title. 18 -- Queen and Prince Philip open state visit to West | Germany at Bonn. | Antonio Bar- | | Conrad, 35, aboard. 19--Brig.-Gen reras proclaims civilian-mili- tary junta has absolute con- | : | Kashmir ceasefire line in two trol of Dominican Republic. 20--Pakistani International Airlines Boeing 720B jet plane crashes near Cairo; 121 die. Indian expedition of 19 climbs | | Gemini 5 flight; set record of | ing of civil rights worker Vi- Mount Everest. 24--Separatists demonstrate | in Montreal; bomb outside 12-storey Boulevard building. 3l--Jimmy Clark of Scot- land wins- Indianapolis 500- mile auto race explodes JUNE GUY FAVREAU RESIGNS 1--Coal mine explosion at | Yamano in southern Japan | kills 237. 3---French-owned Sea Bird | appointed to new post of Com- | monwealth secretary - Army during Second | P f Justic | | Dorion's inquiry into allega- | | Denis, | dent state. Leafs in four straight | | nauts Lt.-Col. Dorchester *| | hydroelectric orld News'65 wins Epsom _ Derby; Sadon 'Court owned by Ca- nadian publisher Max Bell second. 3--Maj. Edward White walks in space for 20 min- utes during two-man Gemini 4 space flight commanded by Maj. James McDivitt. 7--~Two-man Gemini 4 space flight ends safely after 62 or- bits. 11--Prime Minister Pearson and Prime Minister Shastri of India agree in Ottawa talks | that negotiations on future of Viet Nam cannot begin until bombing of North Viet Nam is stopped. 15--Federal government an- nounces it will permit color TV effective Jan. 1, 1967. 17:-- Atlantic Acceptance Corp. goes into receivership. 21--Strike over wages of 3,900 employees of Mont- real. Transportation Commis- sion ends after 14 days. 23--Arnold Smith, assistant secretary of state in external affairs department at Ottawa, gen- eral. 25 -- Nine - day Common-) wealth prime ministers' con- | | ference ends with communi- | que calling for withdrawal of all foreign troops from Viet | Nam, 29--Chief Justice Frederic tions of influence in the gov- | ernment service questions | Justice Minister Favreau's judgment in decision not to prosécute in connection with bribery allegations last Sep- tember; finds Raymond then executive assist- ant to immigration minister, offered $20,000 bribe to ob- struct course of justice in case of narcotics - smuggling | supervise suspect Lucien Rivard. Fav- reau resigns as justice minis- | 1 | composed bodies found, links ter. for immediate ceasefire in Kashmir, 7--Prime Minister Pearson announces Parliament dis- solved; calls general election for Noy. 8. Pakistan warships bombard Dwarka, Indian coastal fortress; Pakistani planes raid Amritsar; Indian planes raid Karachi. 9--F owler committee on broadcasting calls for a Ca- nadian broadcasting author- ity to supervise and control all Canadian broadcasting. 'Hurricane Betsy wreaks heavy damage in New Or- leans and southeastern Louisi- ana. 14--Explosion and fire cause Canada Steamship Lines freighter Fort William, 7,900 tons, to keel over in Montreal harbor; five dead. 19 -- Christian Democrats win West German election. 21--Georges Lemay, wanted in Montreal on bank theft charge, escapes jail in Miami. Lucien Rivard found guilty in Laredo, Tex., on two narcot- ics-smuggling charges. 23 --Ceasefire between In- dia and Pakistan takes ef- fect. : 24--Maj.-Gen. Bruce Mac- Donald of Edmonton named commander of UN forces to India - Pakistan ceasefire. 26--Astronaut Cmdr. Scott Carpenter surfaces after spending 29 days 205 feet un- der water in Sealab II at La Jolla, Calif. OCTOBER POPE PAUL VISITS UN 1--Coup d'etat in Indonesia fails to unseat President Su- karno. 4 -- Pope Paul pleads for peace before UN General As- sembly after flying from Rome for 14-hour visit in New York. Quebec Justice Minister Claude Wagner says five de- | them' with fraudulent bank- JULY RIVARD RECAPTURED 5--Col. Houari Boumedienne formally assumes leadership of new 26-man revolutionary council governing Algeria. 8--All 52 aboard die as Ca- | | nadian Pacific Airlines DC-6B explodes over Cariboo district of B.C. 14 -- Adlai Stevenson, U.S. | to United Na- | ambassador tions, dies in London. mond Denis, Ray- former execu- "tive assistant to two federal cabinet minis ters, charged with attempting to interfere with course of justice and at- tempting to bribe an agent of justice; Dorion report. 15--Defence department an- | nounces government has ap- | proved' purchase of Northrop F-5 fighter-bomber for RCAF. 16--Lucien Rivard arrested at cottage on outskirts of | Montreal, 444 months after his escape from Montreal's Bor- deaux jail. 20--Prime Minister Pearson | outlines details of medical care plan to federal-provincial | conference; plan to be oper: | ated by provinces with fed- eral government sharing cost roughly on 50-50 basis. 27--Edward Heath chosen to succeed Douglas-Home: as | British Conservative leader. Quintuplets -- one boy, four girls--born in New Zealand to | Mrs. D. W. Lawson. 29--Seven-day postal strike over Wares which most of Canada ends in most cities except Montreal. Quin- tuplets' born Mrs. Karin Ohlseu AUGUST ONE WEEK IN ORBIT } eastern | cluding much of Ontario. 5 -- Canadian Wheat Board | announces sale of wheat and wheat flour to Soviet bushels of wheat. amounting to about 27,000,000 bushels of wheat. 7--Postal workers strike in | Montreal ends after 17 days. } 9--Singapore Malaysia, out of indepen- pulls becomes Fire in missile silo at Searcy, kills 53. 1l--Canadian Ark., Wheat Board | announces further sale to So- viet Union of 187,000,000 bush- els of wheat and wheat flour, valued at about $450,000,000. Rioting breaks out in Negro district of Los Angeles. 15--Race rioting under con- frol in Los Angeles after five | days; toll 32 dead, 826 in- jured, at $175,000,000. 17--Four treasure hunters seeking buried pirates' gold | on Oak Island, N.S., die in fume filled mining shaft. Robert Manry, 47, of Cleve- | land reaches Falmouth, Eng- land, after 78-day transatlan- tic voyage from Fal m outh, Mass., in 13%4-foot sailboat. 21 -- Gemini 5 spacecraft goes into orbit with U.S. astro- Gordon Cooper, 38, and Lt. - Cmdr. Charles 24 -- Indian troops cross places, occupy Pakistani posi- tions. 298--Astronauts Cooper, Con- rad safely complete 120-orbit | seven days 22 hours 55 min- utes in space. 30 -- Avalanche strikes project at Saas | Fee, Switzerland; at least 100 | | killed, SEPTEMBER INDIA-PAKISTAN WAI 4 -- Dr. Albert Schweiiz.., 90, 1952 Nobel Peace Prize winner, dies at hospital he founded. in Lambarene, Gabon. United Nations calls | charges arise from | ing collective affected | | ican | crashes in in Sweden to | f Union | amounting to about 27,000,000 | Titan IL | fire damage estimated | | blackout, | ruptcies and arson. 5--Bladen report on higher education urges federal, pro- vincial governments to boost combined annual aid to $1,- ; 704,000,000 in 10 years from $355,000,000 in 1964-65. 8--President Johnson oper- ated on successfully at Wash- ington for removal of gall bladder. 9--Conference on Rhodesia's demand for independence breaks down in London. 14 -- Los Angeles Dodgers win World Series, defeating Minnesota Twins four games to three. 15 -- Vatican ecumenical council approves decree deny- Jewish guilt for crucifixion of Christ. 23 -- United Nations chil- dren's fund awarded Nobel Peace Prize for 1965. 27 -- President Castillo Branco dissolves all existing political parties in | Brazil, assumes dictatorial powers. 28 -- Capital abolished in Britain for five- year period. NOVEMBER RHODESIA CUTS TIES 7 -- Ernie Terrell retains World Boxing Association ver- sion of heavyweight title, out- pointing George Chuvalo of Toronto over 15 rounds in Toronto. 8--Liberals re-elected with another minority in Canadian general. election,..Amer- Airlines Boeing 727 jet rainstorm near Cincinnati; 56 die, six survive. 9--Power failure blacks out North America in- 11--Rhodesia assumes inde- pendence from Great Britain; emergency regulations includ- ing censorship imposed by Rhodesian government; Brit- ain announces economic sane). tions, Finance Minister Gor- don resigns cabinet. 12 -- Lucien Rivard senten tenced at Laredo, Tex., to 20 years and $20,000 fine on two narcotics convictions. 13--Liner Yarmouth Castle engulfed by flames and sinks en route from Miami to Nas- sau; 90 die. Liberals pick up two Commons seafs from from Pearson | Conservatives in service vote 'in general election; standing: Liberals 131, Conservatives 97, NDP 21, Creditiste 9, Social Credit 5, others 2. 15--Failure in its Sir Adam Beck plant at Queenston, Ont., primary cause of Nov. 9 Ontario Hydro says. 16--Ore carrier Lawrence- cliffe Hall, 23,000 tons, sinks after collision in St. Lawrence River off Isle of Orleans; no casualties. 17 -- Communist China barred from United Nations om 47-47 tie vote in General Assembly. DECEMBER MEETING IN SPACE 2 --Vatican council docu- ment confirms Roman Cath- olic ban on artificial contra- ception, but leaves way open to change. 3--Three Ku. 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