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4 i] 2 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Pridey, July 8, 1966 A GLANCE AROUND THE GLOBE TARA, Ont. (CP) -- Miller, vice-president of the On- tario Farmer's Union, said ¥ Thursday night a province-wide ~ tractor demonstration will take place within the month. All union officials have re- ceived notice of the organized demonstration which, he said, would be stronger than the 'spontaneous. outbursts" in June. _-Theunion_wants..a--provincial- subsidy paid to dairy farmers who sell their milk for manu- | Yacture of butter and cheese. "We're going to win this and ; 'we're not going to quit until we do." Senate Adjourns OTTAWA (CP) -- The Senate adjourned Thursday until Mon- day, but Senator J. J. Connolly, government leader in the upper house, told Senators they could/ be recalled at any time "'if it is adjudged to be in the interests CLAUDE JODOIN Study Requested OTTAWA (CP) -- The Cana- of Parliament." The call to re-/dian Labor Congress proposed turn to the Senate could come| Thursday that a royal commis- | will--ge-inte a! oper a onday. From the emer- gency department a telewriter will ask staff in the medical records library for any previous information about an brought in with suspicious in-) juries. The information will be re- turned within minutes via an) electronic system, -The--system wilt tors to pass on their suspicions | more quickly to the Children's) Aid Society and police. No Stamp Buyer LONDON (CP)--A rare five- cent stamp issued at Vancouver | Island in 1865 and valued at) $8,400 did not find a buyer at} an auction of British Columbia stamps and covers held here Thursday. A spokesman for the auction- eers, the famous London stamp dealers Stanley Gibbons, said the price was evidently too steep for the two dozen or so collectors who attended tlie sale. Saturday morning, if the Com-| Sion be appointed to investigate | 17, declined to give details of mons decided to hold extra sit-/Vatious aspects of : tings in order to complete its|/ American economic relations. work before a summer recess, President Claude Jodoin is sued the request following meeting of the CLC's executive Safety Gadget council. His statement criticized SAN FRANCISCO (AP) ~-- Some aspects of Trade Minis- Ralph Nader, the car safety|'er Winters's handling of eco- Canadian- the bidding but said the auc- tioneer would likely have | started the ball rolling at £2,500 | ($7,500). Grass Roots Plan OTTAWA (CP)--The Progres- aan infant)' <I ALG Ta Heavy Commons Business b By PAUL DUNN j OTTAWA (CP)--Although the; Commons continued Thursday} j|to whittle down the legislative| 'load holding up a summer re- jcess, MPs face another triple- threat legislative schedule to- 'day. In the race to get away from \the capital, the Commons dealt 'with measures concerning Bank Act amendments, the federal-| provincial crop assistance plan, | }an $825,462,000 apprepriations; | bill covering 1966-67 spending of 10 departments and five minor bills. Then" House Leader George |Mcliraith announcedtoday's 'schedule would include the Can- ada Assistance Plan, still at committee stage after a deter- 'mined opposition battle to boost the old age pension, an interim supply bill that bogged down late Thursday night, and intro- duction of the resolution propos- ing a medical care insurance plan. Earlier, Prime Minister Pear- son indicated he wanted the 'medical care item handled be- fore the holiday. The possibility of a late sitting today and a rare Saturday session have already been mentioned by government officials. Predictions now are that the Commons wil! be sit- ting next week. The biggest hurdle Thursday was passage of the Bank Act vice - President Frank Fitz- simmons, of Detroit, Thurs- day when Hoffa wes re- elected to a 5-year term. TEAMSTERS UNION President James R. Hoffa sits expressionless as he is s slapped on the shoulder by Hoffa Back For 'Ontario Farmers Plan | | vec eo Mass Tractor Parades resolution and first reading of; more flexible in its application) the bill based on it. MPs con-| hy the provinces. tinued criticism of rg a The Commons gave fast ap- to raise the ceiling on ban! 'lvan proval of five private members' interest rates, £ | bills that change or incorporate BOOSTS LOAN CEILING ~ four religious organizations and Finance Minister Sharp's bill 9¢ medical group. proposes increasing the present An interim supply bill, introé six-per-cent loan ceiling to séven | duced late Thursday night, per cent at once, then adjusting| turned into another heated at- the ceiling every six months in| tack on the federal milk-support relation to market conditions| program, As the debate passed and eventually abolishing the/the usual 10 p.m. adjournment, ceiling. ® Mr. Mcliraith proposed extend:| The resolution carried 86 to ing the sitting to 11 o'clock, 59 on a standing vote with all . Gilles Gregoire (Creditiste-La- parties except.the-Secint-Credit: pointe); un ia pp y with Mr. opposing the government. Greene's explanation of the Max Saltsman (Waterloo|dairy policy, declined unani- be oe Ba Oa j Greene Raps Que. Action OTTAWA (CP) -- Blame for 'teething problems" with 1966 federal dairy policy Thursday night was placed on the ousted Lesdge government in Quebec. Agriculture Minister Greene said in the Commons a subsidy paid by Quebec "upset the applecart." caused Ontaria farmers to seek the same amount and made life "'polit- ically difficult" for Ontario's agriculture minister, William Stewart. Mr. Greene said he'd like to see the day come when stabil- anion policy was purely fed- eral, "Stabilization policy must be achieved at 'the federal level without provincial subsidies up- setting the applecart." South) put the NDP position on| ous consent. Mr. Mcliraith the bank bill this way: "Can- forced a vote and 11 MPs from ada will face the highest inter- the NDP and Creditiste parties, est rates in its history" if the/OPposed the motion, ending the six - per - cent interest ceiling ay's sitting. The 40,000-word Bank Act took TV UNITES DOCTORS a six-hour going-over before the LONDON (CP)--Britain's first vote -- an indication of much national 'teach - in" united more debate when second read-| eight medical schools in Eng-| ing comes up, likely this fall. land and Scotland. Closed-cir-| Agriculture Minister Greene) cult television connected Lon- shepherded the crop assistance|@on, Manchester, Birmingham, plan changes through the House. Newcastle, Glasgow and Edin- Under the changes tne federal| burgh so that 5,000 students government will pay 25 per cent could see and discuss various Good Names To Remember ' When Buying or Selling REAL ESTATE Reg. Aker -- President Bill McFeeters -- Vice Pres. SCHOFIELD-AKER LTD. 723-2265 of premiums paid hy farmers 48Pects ef medicine under provincial crop insurance plas. Ottawa now pays 20 per cent. Coverage is to be extended to a maximum of 80 per cent of long-term average yield un each) Another Term MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP)--| must join if a majority of locals farm insured, Coverage now is limited to 60 per cent of yields in a large area. Senate OKs | wheat erica ceaiaalaaiaiee 7 tw en critic, predicted in a press con-/nomic relations with the United! anprove: COVERS FRUIT TREES ference Thursday that Japan States. will bring out a car with a The labor leader said Mr. built-in safety device protecting) Winters' response to the. U the driver in case of accident. ren beeen! : j ing of Canadian "guidance prin- Fh A lon ind --_ ciples of good corporate be- through plastic bag that would havior," was belated and inade- inflate on impact and put an Wale. armor of air around the driver. Lack French the issu-, sive Conservative party plans to Teamsters President James R. beef up the work of its federal| AP, MPs at the grass roots level} | Hoffa sat in the driver's seat with the appointment of a cau-|0f the giant trucking union to- Congress, government, courts, lcus committee on party organ-|day after being voted a neW/ business, the U.S. press and ization. five-year term and perhaps the) proade asting industries and Wallace Nesbitt, member a eat power ever held by @ some other unions--Hoffa said the Ontario riding of Oxford, labor leader the teamsters would re-enter the has been appointed committee 'We are ai the wheel," Hoffa, AFL - CIO only on their own chairman by Opposition Leader 53, told nearly 2,000 convention terms. He demanded 'no loss) In a parting shot at his "enemies"--in which he lumped New Bank OTTAWA (CP)--A bill incor- porating the Bank of Western Canada was passed by the Sen- ate Thursday. It was the first new bank charter granted by Parliament since 1953. ee : The bill was passed by the _ The minister said much of the Commons Tuesday after two) fine detail had been left out of Fruit trees and annual plants are added to crops that can bell insured but MPs 'from areas where such trees and crops abound peppered Mr. Greene for assurance that all such crops : | night ? For the Winter ace for cozier comfort -- a Humidifier to help do you need to make your home more comfortable, more liveable ? For the Sum- mer -- Air Conditioning or De-Humidifying to beat the heat by day, to sleep better at -- a new Oil Furn- and better heating prevent sore throats Diefenbaker. delegates who disregarded his/ of jurisdiction" and the right tol years of delays in both houses|the bill to make the scheme : i meas and colds ? Whatever Such a device now is being in- vestigated by an 'eronautics § oppawa (CP) -- A Commons company. ain dale ' "The Japanese don't want to| Income Tax Act was adjourned come into this country on a|Thursday because French cop- small scale; they want to come|jes of the bill were not ready. in big," said Nader. "The Japa-| Finance Minister Sharp apolo- nese are the only flicker of hope! gized to French-speaking MPs because it's always the new-! and moved the adjournment of comer who is ready to inno-'the debate. debate on amendments to tag (quarters A statement from party head- Thursday said Mr. Nesbitt will work closely with jthe national party organization jto unify the organizing activi- ties of the MPs with the party, Protests Urged 13-years impending prison sen- tences and re-elected. him and other top union officials without a whisper of opposition during the four-day convention. Among the benefits Hoffa won for himself were a $25,000 wage increase, to $100,000 a year; ap- proval to pay $1,000,000-plus in continue "'organizing the unor- ganized." Hoffa's chief worry now is the outcome of his Supreme Court appeal of an eight-year jury- tampering sentence, which could threaten his carefully- built empire if he lands in jail. Hoffa laid down.a series of KAPUSKASING, Ont. (CP)-- his legal expenses, and a union| constitutional roadblocks under vate." . Kennedy Scored Mafia Turns Up pongo sricd i (AP) NIAGARA FALLS, N.Y. (AP) Some American political leaders A reputed leader in the Cosa/think the U.S. 'can interfere in Nostra crime syndicate, whoj anything under the sun," says says he is a sick man, heededjan influential South African a court order Thursday and ap-| newspaper. peared before the New York| Die Transvaler, often called state investigation commission.| Prime Minister Hendrik F. Ver- Samuel Rangatore, 57, of Ni-|woerd's mouthpiece, says in an agara Falls, described by the| editorial that Senator Robert F. commission °s a top (oeo'Kennedy (Dem. N.Y.) had un- Nostra 1i nt, met b ao derlined how deep-rooted this closed doors with two commis-|attitude had become sioners and two of the agency's) On returning recently from a lawyers. five-day tour of South Africa, Earlier, Rangatore twice, Kennedy was reported to have failed to appear before the com-|suggested. the U.S. government missioners' claiming he was in|should insist that South Africa iii health. On June 30, the ap-| change its apartheid policies to- pellate division of state Su-| wards Africans and coloreds. ged Court ordered Rangetore A S d to show up. The commission wanted to |. TSOn uspecte question Rangetore about or- TORONTO (CP) Deputy anized crime in western New Fire Chief Charles Chambers York. said Thursday a_ three-alarm fire which started in a row of three vacant houses on midtown Study Proposal Bleeker Street may have been OTTAWA (CP) -- A plan to set by an arsonist hold a centennial youth parlia-. While firemen brought the ment next year is now before|flames under control another the cabinet, State Secretary La-| blaze broke out in a house on Marsh told the Commons Thurs-| George Street, several blocks day. Michael Forrestall (PC-- away. Damage there was slight. Halifax) had asked whether the' Deputy Chief Chambers said centennial commission was go-|the fires had the same general ing to proceed with the idea.|pattern as the one which de- She said = plan is under study stroyed 12 houses, 11 of them by the commission and the cab- vacant, on Seaton Street, just inet, south of Bleeker, Monday night, R . - The houses which caught fire Thursday were, like the ones etain Kilts gutted Monday, slated to make OTTAWA (CP)--Defence Min- way for apartments ya Hellyer told the Commons ursday it is his intention to ; retain the kilt as the dress uni- Hospital Change form for highland units, At the TORONTO (CP)--Faster in- same time he told Lloyd R.| vestigation of suspected inci- Crouse (PC -- Queens-[unen-| dents of baby beating will be berg) and H. Russell MacEwan! provided by equipment installed (PC--Pictou) that he has not at the. Hospital for Sick Chil- yet decided what 'uniform uni- dren form" will be worn by Canada's A high-speed communications integrated armed forces. system between departments of PICKERING GROWING Toronto General Hospital, Wed Thirty-nine building permits,;nesday and a spokesman re- representing an estimated value} ported that her condition is un- of $22,342,100. were issued by| changed today. She was in- Pickering Township during|jured in a motorcycle accident June. The estimated value of| June 27, when it veared off a building in the township this'road in the Bowmanville area year is $25,715,000. A Bowmanville ambulance rush- : are ing her to Oshawa General Hos- ELECTED TO COUNCIL pital, collided with a car at Miss Mary Casselman, senior| Bond St., and Wilson Rd staff nurse at the Brighton of-|- fice of the Durham-Northum- berland Health Unit, has been elected to the 16-member coun- cil of the Ontario College of Nurses. A member of the health unit for six years, Miss Cassel- man will serve a_ three-year term. She will represent Region 6 which includes Oshawa, Lind- say, Peterborough, Cobourg and Belleville. | UNCHANGED Linda Lake, 17, Lindsay, re- mains in poor condition in hos- | pital today. She was moved to the intensive care ward at the SPEED KING Amazing self-sudsing CAR WASH SPONGE Giver up-to 30 Washings ond Pol- ishing al! in one performance Ask fer it et your favorite Service Station The Ontario Council of the/ United Brotherhood of Carpen-| ters and Joiners of America| |(CLC) voted Thursday to do} everything possible to stop the application of court injunctions limiting pickets in labor dis- putes, Delegates attending the coun- cil's annual convention also ap- constitution rewritten to guaran-;which he wouldn't have to re- and needs only royal assent to become law. This final step is expected in the next few days The new bank -- Canada's ninth--will have capital stock of $25,000,000 and headquarters in Winnipeg. Price - Fixing Charges Made The private bill received third reading unanimously and with- CHIC AGO (AP) -- The 4,500- out debate in the upper cham-/member College of American ber. Detailed study took place Pathologists--doctors who own) Phone 725-3581. for better home comfort, call in Lander- Stark. Their own staff of fully qualified technicians are always at your service. your needs anytime tee him nearly air - tight job|sign even if in prison. He also| previously at banking commit- security even if he goes to jail.!apparently blocked any move tol tee meetings He also Obtained broad au-junseat him by prohibiting im-| The two main backers of the thority to negotiate national, in-)| peachment proceedings for any|new bank are James Coyne and dustry-wide and area-wide con-jpast actions, including his two!Sinclair Stevens, both Toronto financiers. Mr. Coyne resigned as governor of the Bank of Can- ada in 1961 after a bitter dispute jwith the Diefenbaker govern- WEATHER FORECAST ;ment ovér monetary policy proved a motion asking the pro-| vincia| government to set up a} committee of labor and man-| agement representatives to re-| view injunctions. Auto Strike CLEVELAND (AP) -- More than 30,000 Ford Motor Co. hourly employees at 13 plants| in five states and Canada were idle today as a result of a strike by some 8,600 employees at the) company's three suburban Cleveland plants, Two engine plants and a foun- dry were struck Wednesday by| Local 1250 of the United Auto| Workers following an all night bargaining session. A. company! spokesman said the union re- jected a Ford offer "in the fi- nal minutes before a strike deadline." The company said operations at its other plants must be halted during the strike in or- der to adjust parts production and assembly activities to the reduced availability of engines A spokesman said more plants would be closed if the strike continued next week. Bonds Eased MADRID (Reuters) Re- strictions on Spanish non-Catho- lics -- on their marriages, ca- jreers and army rank--will be \lifted if the government passes a draft bill completed here this week At' present Spanish Protes- tants, estimated at some 30,000, cannot become civil servants, armed forces officers or state school teachers. Converts from Roman Cathol- icism often find legal difficul- ties in their way if they want to marry The few Protestant schools are without official authoriza- tion But the new draft bill would provide almost total religious freedom, according to official circles. The bill, hotly opposed by some Spanish conservatives, is supported by Foreign Minis- ter Fernando Maria de Cas- tiella THE ULTIMATE IN LUXURY LIVING! Adult Building Central Location Prestige Address Distinction Beyond 4 Compare Underground and Level Parking By Appointment Only 723-1712 -- 728-2911 GEORGIAN mansions 124 PARK ROAD NORTH/ OSHAWA Fine Summer Weather; Sunny, Turning Warmer TORONTO (CP)--Forecast is-|tered showers or thundershow- sued by the weather office at| ers tonight and Saturday. Winds 5:30 a.m.: light today, southwest 15 Satur- Synopsis: Temperatures about) day. eighty expected for today with|' Ottawa region: Sunny with somewhat warmer weather over, 80me cloudy periods today, the weekend chance of a shower this after- Lake St. Clair, Lake Erie,| 7009. Saturday mainly sunny. Niagara, Lake Huron, Lake On- Cool both days with light winds. tario, Georgian Bay, Haliburton,, JoORGNTO Windsor, London, Toronto, Ham-| temperatures: ilton: Mainly sunny today with seasonable temperatures. Sat- urday sunny. and a little warmer. Winds light Timagami, Algoma, North! Kitchener... Bay, Sudbury: Sunny with not! Mount Forest much change in temperature to-| Wingham day. Saturday sunny with a few) pamilton cloudy periods and a little' st Catharines . warimer Winds light today, southwest 15 Saturday. Peterborough ...... White River, Cochrane, West- Kingston . ern James Bay: Sunny and) Trenton .. warmer today. Variable cloudi-| Killaloe .. ness and warm with a few scat-| Muskoka ... THE WINNER! | (CP) -- Forecast Low tonight high Saturday Windsor ' St. Thomas London .... Toronto Pictured above Jerry Lappin General Sales Manager presenting Miss SUE KELLY daughter of Mr. & Mrs. R. F. Kelly of 107 Sutherland St. Oshawa, with her new 1966 Flaming Red Comet Convertible with the. Compliments of ... Motors 1965 Ltd. 1120 Dundas St. E., Whitby Phone 668-5893 VQ"; and work in medical labora- tories--has been charged with a price-fixing conspiracy by the U.S. justice department. The department Thursday ac- 43 KING STREET cused the college of conspiring! to monopolize the 20,000 com- mercial medical laboratories al the U.S. which have annual 'sales in excess of $3.000,000,000. 725-358] WEST, OSHAWA ENJoy youRsE™,, Fifty 9 lel Care, with the at growin ale\ 4