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Curbs Seen' | Small Jewish Community On Copper ' LONDON (AP) -- The British government and industrialitsts called urgent talks today to ¢4on-| de! n on and winding alleys, a commu- gogues to one synagogue and' Palestine. sider possible restrictions copper imports after f Piihina gangs Seppe arta the main producers. Financial commentators fore-|thodox Jews whose. faith has|came to southwest India cen- add/survived for nearly 2,000 years|turies ago, just five are left:|In 379, cast the increases could £70,000,000 ($219,000,000) to }3ri-.in the surrounding multi - re-/The Cohens, tain's import bill. Higher prices/ligious Indian sea of were forecast for cars, heating|Moslems, Buddhists and Chris- and plumbing systems, and tc le-'tians. vision and radio sets, Increases became inevitatle|members of this community|who must wed other Orthodox) copper plates in an ancient and huge pitice|nity unique in all Asia waits for one short street, h How and when Jews pot landed in India is disputed, but | synagogue records say they ar- Is A itin Exti ti lrived in 72 AD as traders and wal g inc on lrefugees from ie East pogroms. Some historians say| COCHIN, India (AP) -- Here God." 4 ithey sles tees Pasi, oie on the old Malabar coast, hid-) Their once-flourishing ghetto say they are descendants of es- n among Cochin's palm trees J8 shrunken from nine syna-|capees from captured tribes in "Synagogue The ghetto's European flavor) : came later, when thousands of Jews fled Spain's inquisition, Cranganore was colonized first. a south Indian king, Koders, Robys,,Parkaran_ Iravi _Vanmar, Hindus, Halleguas and Askennazys. granted the Jews a charter of There are only three teen-age| protection "so long as the world boys in the community, and the|and moon exist." The charter is written on two Lane,"' This is a small group of Or- Of the great families who But the end is near. Just 89\five girls of marriageable age, Turning Point | For Indians TORONTO (CP) -- Canadian Indians now are collectively de- ciding to integrate with society --"an historical turning point in the new world," says Dr. Mar- tin O'Connell of the Indian- Eskimo Association of Canada. Speaking Friday at the annual meeting of the Canadian Save the Children Fund, Dr. 0'Con- neil, association vice-president, said Indians must accomplish integration on their own terms. Non-Indians, he said, should encourage economic develop- of discrimination on our part is |to reject Indian history and val- ues," Dr. O'Connell said his com- ments were based on two as- sumptions--that Indians want to integrate with Canadian soci- ety but not disappear as Indians and that the reserve system will remain the base of Indian life in the forseeabie future, He said $50,000,000 should be spent to encourage the economic development of reserves, in co- with Indian council oe thee operation bands, Howard L, Trueman, execu- tive director of the Canadian Hunger Foundation, said fam- {management unrest.' MacDonald Raps New Medical Plan STRATFORD (CP) -- Donald C. MacDonald, Ontario leader of the New Democratic Party, said Saturday the provincial govern- ment is 'far more interested in restrictive legislaticn than with problems which create labor- "This approach is folly for it creates unnecessary disruption of the industrial process," he told a meeting of the Stratford Hospital Employees Union. |P In an interview earlier, he re- ferred to the Ontario Medical Services Insurance Plan as "Omsipid" rather than OMSIP. \ing Township when fire at the THE OSHAWA TIMES, Mondey, April 25, 1966 23 Dump At Ajax Blazes On High AJAX (Staff) About six pm. Friday evening black smoke clouds engulfed Picker- Ajax garbage dump blazed out of conttrol for several hours. a black column of smoke rose in the air and could be seen 20 miles away. a Nothing was done to quell the blaze which burned itself out late at night. Thy Ajax hopes to overcome smoke problems at the dump with a $35,000 trench inciner-~ ator which is to be constructed. this summer. The fire appaiently started after the dump was closed at 5 pm Township residents for miles around flocked to the area when be the clincher in forcing the MOROCCO ADVANCES MONTE CARLO (AP)--Mo- rocco won its Davis Cup tennis series from Monaco Sunday, -- the final two. matches for a 4-1 victory in government to bring the plan into line with the federal plan and thus received the, $110,000,- 000 subsidy from Ottawa." European zone first round, M rocco meets the winner of Italy-Soviet Union series in second round, : A few months ago, he said, he expressed alarm that enrol- ment in the plan would be low and 'in my own view this will ment and the restoration of|ines will appear by 1980 unless pride in the Indian's historic|drastic measures are taken in background. the most vulnerable parts of the "Perhaps the most basic act/world, lthat once numbered thousands|Jews, have no husband pros-|now - dead Malayan language. are alive now. About 50 per cent| pects, The last wedding was five|They were hidden during the are above age 70 and, as they|or 10 years ago--no one seems|many pogroms and raids that ve "taken notice fromjquite sure. ~ istruck the Jews here in India. with the Zambian producers' ¢\e- cision to stop selling at the fi ted price of £336 ($1,008) a ton <ind instead return to the free mé@r-'say, ha ket price fixed at the Londjon| ------ metal exchange. The London price closed FY i- day at £636 ($1,908) a ton, With more copper coming on to the free market it is expected sto settle at around £500 ($1,500)) a ton Douglas Jay, president of "Phe government's board of trade, already has power to limit cap- per imports by decree, The jef- fect of possible restrictions is under study by the confedez a- tion of British industry, whth whom the government worpld world out any "rationing" pro- QUALITY, FRESH, TASTY CANDY SPECIALS gram SEEKS SUBSTITUTES Britain uses about 750,000 tor 1s of copper annually, nearly ha If of it from Zambia, The main British consumer, the electrigal industry, is looking for ways to switch to substitutes like a4n- minum or stainless steel Even the royal mint m@y switch from copper for the British penny, some commiem tators say. They estimate thyt at current prices th e costs two pence to produce Total withdrawal of existing! copper coinage however, wow have only a marginal effect ony supplies. Bankers estimate ci'rrs rent circulation at only 20,0 90! tons | Until the Zambian and Chil. ean price increases, copper pro-|, ducers in general had sought to keep the metal price down far fear that uers would switch tol: substitutes 4 Seeeovesossesese Salted Nuts For your next party get Ina select mixture lightly roasted ond salted to taste . brazils, coshews, walnuts, almonds, filberts and peanuts. 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