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re Home Newspaper Weather Report Temperatures. mostly changed. Variably cloudy. Snow. Low.tenight, 22." High tomorrow, 3z. Ot Oshawa, Whitby, Bowrar- ville, -- Ajax, Pickering ~and neighboring centres"in On- tario" and Duriiam Courities. Seen "ae as Second Ciass Mall Post Office Ottawe end for payment of Postage in FUROR IN HOUSE, DYMOND ACCUSED | are MacDonald Says Dymond VOL. 95 -- NO, 24 soe 700 SMe Ph vere OSHAWA, ONTARIO, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1966 EIGHTEEN PAGES: META TOP HONORS FOR OSHAWA SKATERS Top skating honors last week for an Oshawa pair, Anne Forder, 14, and Rich- ard Stephens, 17, who won the Canadian junior mixed American title and the 1968 Olympics. The. pair have been skating together for the last three years. They title at the national figure skating championships in Peterborough. The young champions are now setting their sights on the 1967 North TO FACE MUSIC PORT ARTHUR (CP)--Ron ald Macdonald, who taught at Lakehead University until he was charged with impersonat- ing a professor, was released on {$500 bail shortly after he turned himself in to police Monday. Macdonald, charged Monday with uttering a forged docu- ment, was ordered to appear in court Thursday. A statement, issued by a po- jlice official, said Chief Onni Harty had been "'in communica- tions with a person and as a result" Macdonald, his age listed as 29, arrived from Tor | OTTAWA (CP)--A big blue} book mapping out preliminary) |\federal government plans to | spend some $9,318,224,878 in fis- cal 1966-67 was placed before the Commons Monday. : Revenue Minister Benson's planned spending program for the year that starts next April 1 was a hefty 944 per cent highér than that tabled by .for- mer finance minister Walter Gordon for the current fiscal are members of the Port Perry Skating Club. For full story see page 9. Photo by Newman CPR Takes A Heavy Strafing Over Use Of Land And Cash OTTAWA (CP)--Today is the $5th anniversary of a federal agreement that gave the Cana- dian Pacific Railway a fortune in cash and the land to build and run an efficient railway. But the eve of big. day wasn't an occasion for good will or merry-making in the Com- mons Members of Parliament Mon- day accused the privately owned company of trying t off with the "assets and the government with the bare the > Tun tracks : "The CPR goose that laid the p said Clifford Smallwood ( Battle River-Camrose) 'They now have egg and th want to give the government back the OSE Mr. Smallwood and other MPs said the CPR deliberatels providing rail se hopes over SHOULD TAKE ALL "T am a long way from being a socialist said Mr. Small wood, a- western farmer, "but if that zame the CPR intends tp then the time has come for the government not only to take over the rail- road, but the operations of all! its enterprise "If we are back the goose, the golden egg." In the fourth day of the Com was t he golden ryice in of overnment take going to be we given aisoO Want |mons debate on transport esti-|couver passenger train, the Do- jmates, MPs indicated that they|minion, will be invited to the tare just warming up for public|hearings. jhearings in which witnesses) 'Discussion 'may be called Transport Minister Pickers has zeroed in on the slow movement of grain to ae the gill said. mayors from eight West he de Prairie cities on the route of ajcision by the Board of Trans- cancelled CPR Montreal-Van-| port Commissioners to allow the New, Vague Lead In Boys Murder ELMVALI to Coast ports and (CP)--A atta yn year-old boy at Elmvale weeks police choked walked underneath the S he ness four seats Arena pught ad in Kent, 6 Nicoll an kK ar He said nessed and broken who the inc was: wit by a third being two ago is. bein u by now the killing of n as a possible Michael Mi yerson is ought of rby Port : er McBride proved impossible Inspector t has to substanti ate another report that a young girl was attacked at the arena recently and stuffed into a gar- bage can Michael went with his parents, Mr Mrs. John Kent, to the arena to watch an older brother, John Jr., play hockey. He was re ported missing after 15 minutes An eight -inch-lonz, blood- stained fishing knife, believed to be the murder weapon, was found on a roof of a curling rink that adjoins the arena Said down in the mud outside tl arena Friday ght. He been stabbed seven times times in the chest and abdomen and three times back Police pressed their Re tions Monday t thronged the Sacred Heart Church at*Port McNicoll where a funeral mass sung for the boy Provincial Police James McBride the murder, police received in- formation that Kevin Fleming, 4, was grabbed from behind and had four n in the was slain after as tow was Inspector said that since THREE-HOUR WALK 'Twice Around The World, Please' DAVID K, SCOTT By JIM STROTHMAN CAPE KENNEDY, Fla A spectacular flight plan has been drawn up for the next Gemini space adventure calling for a "walk-in space" of nearly three hours--twice around the Agena engine (AP) chamber prefer to use it has a mote around, whic not world Wi Durin i "1 Gemini' 8 astronaut D a \ vill iin iches be launc id R I et from of er his lengthy stroll, tothe capsule Scott and Arr 1 rock hour and 40 minutes The launch cur one March Scott 15 and wil on the illite bis ace nel ted to with the Agena, but an * | board muddled plans. month year. ; Announcement of the main es- timates gives an inkfing of the | kind of revenue Finance Minis- iter Sharp must think of collect- jing to meet the outlay. Mr. Sharp's tax program will be in his budget, expected late next month or early April. The big 1966-67 total breaks) CPR to discontinue the Domin-| down into thee mairn pieces --| ion | $1,035,000,000 in rap ina - ay 7 om 7 . " ifrom the old age security fund, Mir, Smallwood and other MPs|$332.765.440 for loans, invest: said the CPR deliberately pro-| ments and advances, and $7,-| : aR ? | 950,459,478 for spending by the gy ara _ iesupagonbincg various government depart- live service to disc ourage pas-| ments sengers so they could tell the} | board they lost money | Expenditure from the old age | 1 Mr. Smallwood said the Do-| security fund, up from $905, minion consisted of two coaches | 900,069 fo the current year, re-| its last | flects the lowering of the quall- ation fying age to 69 from 70 for the) David Orlikow (NDP--Winni-;$ a-month universal old age} pee North) said the CPR atti-| Pension. The age drops another tude that efficiency equates| year to 68 next Jan. 1 Special with profit is being upheld by| Sales, income and corporation) the Board ;.|taxes go into the fund missioners and a bag months of Ope ve car in of Transport Com- wh ch i Supposed | moRE FOR LOANS ip ; shel he public interest.| whe joans and investments} Mr. Orlikow suggested the|¢oure is up from $202,144,800.| sovernment abolish the board oT) These funds go to such Crown} let it set up shop at Montreal's corporations as Atomic Energy| uric Let the aries CPR pay thev | lit I suggested Windsor Station, CPR headquar-| o¢ Canada Ltd., the Canadian! board. sa Expo:6 he government ex their sal-| pe repayment in future yea as office boys for the CPR."| . Mr. Orlikow said he can't re-| 23 Die, 30 Hurt which has ruled the CPR ; | can the Dominion, that In Rail Tragedy Other judgment was equally|in the derailment of a Burmese| harsh passenger train 370 miles north- Cr Thompsor that the) 23 dead and 30 critically injured, | CPR is contributing to the star-| reports reaching Rangoon said slow movement of grain to West | included six women and one! Coast ports | child | and have the CPR pay|proadcasting Corporation and| because are acting |------------_ saan call one decision by the federal went against. the railway RANGOON (AP) -- The toll} Social eader Robert) east of Rangoon rose today to| vation of millions in India by| Official reports said the dead | IN GEMINI 8 ORBIT failed inva last Saturday and Officials would the Agena because yr to. manoeuy it h the ATDA test On the morning of the second day, Scott is scheduled to get out of the capsule and manoeu- vre his way around to the rear. There, he will put on a special backpack wiin iife - supporting oxygen bottles and other equip ment inside re does target is hed by used, if n Atlas 6,000 feet launching After some manoeuvring with a hand-held jet gun, the walking i hand a. pad Gemin is and foot grips on the r spacecraft aii if it astronaut Maj. a civilian Ke yroper or € if sources said ommand Pilot Arm- fires small rockets on the spacecraft to back Gemini 8 away from its target satellite The astroriauts then plan te fly in formation with the satel ! ~at a distanée of 10 or 15 feet--with Scott "swimming' space, taking pictures and pos ly touching the satellite. The lifeline connecting him to Gem- @ -vertht + Gants ¢ "5 nstror to hout one t strong is expett from ) today, } Armstrong nh tne to plan et ite fiftl in push push to 100 feet away. Ottawa Estimates Hit $9 Billion In 1966-67 onto on a regular Air Canada flight Police earlier issued a war- rant for the arrest of Ronald David Macdonald, charging him with impersonating a Missouri psychology professor, David George McDonald, and forging documents. Macdonald dis- appeared Feb. 1 after his cre- dentials were questioned. The man who called himself David George Macdonald dis- appeared from here after acting as a psychology teacher for nearly three years at Lakehead University. * RONALD MACDONALD Thus these two categories are;uring where federal expendi- not regarded as budgetary ex-/ tures may wind up for the year. penses in the same way as that} The figure for the initial esti- money allocated for the depart-| mates tabled for 1965-66 was ments, $8,506,872,232, This has. since But the full figure given indi- seied astace ata tote = supp) e cates the scale of le ri 4 ons the- year progressed, which Mr.: Sharp must udget. Legislation already on the Mr. Benson, in tabling the es-| hooks or scheduled to zo before timates, said the Commons this session of Parliament in- should be careful in drawing) cludes programs that will in- comparisions between the new ear and: the current one, He| U"* Dre spending. y e p, said the new figures are based For instance, there is no pro- TORONTO (CP)--Debate on the third reading of proposed amendments to the Medical Services Insurance Act began in the legislature. Monday amid an uproar sparked by an accusation that Health Minister Matthew Dymond was misinforming the house. In other business the house: Listened to an explanation by Attorney - General Arthur Wishart of remarks he made in Saint John, N.B., at the weekend; --Heard a New Democratic Party charge that the Bell Telephone Co. receives prefer- ential treatment; --Was told the government is reviewing laws governing court injunctions in the inter- ests of-one side in a labor dispute. NDP Leader Donald C. Mac- Donald started a furore when he alleged that government medical care legislation is de- signed to meet the interests of insurance companies. Dr. Dymond denied this say- ing: "I have not consulted the insurance companies." MAKES CHARGE | Mr. MacDonald then alleged} the health minister was misin- forming the house as far as gov- ernment consultation with in- surance companies was con- cerned. Mr. MacDonald agreed to ac- cept Dr. Dymond's statement but promised the legislature would see within the next week a debate on medical insurance "the like of which has never been seen before in this house." on Quebec turning down some| vision Hegre ts bw on ae federal grants under shared- d Th t has been cost programs and choosing: wi- colada 'deycdt donee ti ons der taxation powers instead. | since Jan. 1 but first benefits His $9,318,224,878 total in ef-| will not be paid until next Jan- fect is a starting point for fig-| uary. Dickie Wins His Oak ye boundy f fighting leukemia is the newest trainee and jb jjor's Howitze Army army versit h Y RECOGNITION OF DICKIE'S COURAGE In A Battle To Stay Alive Mr. Wishart told the house that in Saint John he had merely been reviewing the po- sitions of attorneys - general from an historical point of view when he said provincial govern- ments should 'explore the pos- sibilities of appointing attor- mt deh instead of electing em. Alive! She's ive! TORONTO (CP) -- A woman who was taken to the city morgue after being pronounced dead by a coroner Saturday was alive but in grave condition in hospital today. The coroner, Dr. Ralph Johns, has been suspended from duty pending an investigation. Dr. Johns, a coroner since 1940, was called to an apartment Saturday by police and found Alberta Pipher, 57, on the bath- room floor. Police had been called by rela- tives concerned about the wom- an's health and had gone to see her, When the officers found the woman lying in her pyjamas they notified the coroner. The Liberals moved to have groups included in the medical care legislation, which currently would only apply to individuals, | but their amendment was. de-| feated by a vote of 55 to 26. | They also introduced an amendment to the bill--it was defeated--that would require the medical care insurance council to meet in various areas of the province. The amendment also would require that 'one representative from western Ontario, eastern Ontario, Northern Ontario and one from Metropolitan Toronto be included on the council." Dr. Dymond said he "believes in regional representation' but! doesn't think it should be arbi-| trarily set down. He said also that he did not want-to tie the council dopyn by legislation as to where it meets. MAKES INQUIRIES } The health minister said that "nothing formal" had been done| about nominations to the council! \th "The patient was certainly cold. There was no respiration noticeable at the time and no apparent pulse," Dr. Johns said Monday night, "I examined her twice. After é first examination I made a telephone call then I went back and checked her again." She was "'cold as death and had the typical pallor." Dr. Johns made out the death certificate but did not fill in the cause of death. He called the morgue and ordered an autopsy for Sunday to find out why the woman died. "Apparently the trip down in the truck was enough to start her breathing again," said Dr, ohms. Morgue attendant bin Cat- lender said the woman's body was being carried into the morgue from a removal wagon when driver Tim Plait heard a gasp. "She's alive! Plait shouted. "We called another ambu- she's alive!" but that he had made inquiries|lance and she was out-of there of certain persons about joining|in three minutes," Catlender ITT TTT 11 OAR ETD ACME 'said. ANAT RN NEWS HIGHLIGHTS The Hal Banks Matter Rises Again OTTAWA (CP) -- New Democratic MP H. W. Her- ridge said in the Commons liably informed that the RCM of fraud by former union b Justice Minister Cardin replie about the case until the evid Monday he has been re- P has documentary evidence oss Hal Banks and others. dhe could not say anything ence has been studied com- pletely. Mr. Herridge, member for Kootenay West, said the evidence of fraud was found in files removed in 1964 and 1965 from the Montreal farers' International raids, Union of Canada (Ind.) the Sea- in RCMP headquarters of DeGaulle Will Help Truce, But... PARIS (AP) -- President North Vietnamese President } Charles de Gaulle has told fo Chi Minh he is prepared to: "participate actively'? in settlement of the war in Viet Nam as soon. as a settlement made the statement in his re French president Jan. 24. appears possible. De Gaulle ply to a letter Ho sent the De Gaulle re-emphasized his conviction that a military solution of the war is not pos- sible, and he called again for a political solution leading to neutrality of Viet Nam. LANSING ive «= Mict year (AP) A - old who is spreading throughout his ae- tive body as doctors rotate | drugs to find a lasting cure. in at unit Samue~ Hansel, a friend he's starting at top as | of Dickie's. dad, Richard Weber, major learned about Dickie's army in- He Weber and mentioned it Iast in eyed 4th How *r Battalion | commander Charles Bragg. It Bri idea to have the unit "adop At Sunday's parade, nearly | 300 officers and men of the unit | heard orders granting Dickie his s commission re | yet kisses anymore observed father 'Majors don't kiss their dads." It has to} UC &@ Saiulo Vl saduouaaL, 5 liery Sgt } he Dickie of Lans-/ terest Ww cut who was awarded a ma gold oak leaf by the 4th Battalion of the U.S Reserve's 20th Artillery Dickie worn his own uniform for more than a in which doctors at Uni-! of Michigan Hospital zed roping battle di a blue cl veek to londe was ha major don't % ave his 4 1 ease aiiecis of ihe disease are i ... In THE TIMES today .. Wilson-Rossland Development T Conservatory Music Results Announced--P, 5 Three Oshawa Skiers On Ontorio Team--P. 6 Ann Landers--10 City News---9 Classified--12, Comics----16 Editorial-----4 Financial-- 13 \ 5 Obits--15 Sports--6, 7 Theatre----8 Whitby News--5 Women's---10, os) his Yeor--P. 9 anc AY HAART PTT: 11 Neother---2 i MT TT IS