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2 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Fridey, July 29, 1966 A GLANCE AROUND THE GLOBE Australia Rejects Ky 'Views On Escalation & CANBERRA, Australia (Reut- érs)--Australia has joined the United States in dissociating itself from a_ statement by South Vietnamese Premier Nguyen Cao Ky that the allies should invade North Viet Nam and confront Communist China now. . "These statements were made by Prime Minister Ky on his own authority," External Af- fairs Minister Paul Hasluck gaid Thursday in a statement. "Australian views are well known, "We ourselves have accepted the need for limiting operations in Viet Nam to those necessary to prevent, Communist aggres- sion from succeeding. Bd In Washington earlier, the U.S. state department press of- ficer, Robert J. McCloskey, said the United States had repeat- edly made clear that it was nol seeking any wider war. Sir Richard was born Dec, 15, Senate Appoint. (1870 and was sworn in as pre- MALIFAX (CP)--The Chroni-)mier June 1, 1903, when he was cle-Herald says Fisheries Min-|32 years, five months, 15 days ister Robichaud will be. ap- of age, pointed to the Senate by the Dancer Returns fall The paper quotes Liberal woronro (CP) -- Martine van Hamel, 20, junior winner of party sources as saying that Fred Armstrong, former Lib-\the international Ballet Festival eral member of Parliament fori, Varna Bulgaria, arrived the Nova Scotia riding of Shel-inome jate Thursday night burne-Yarmouth-Clare, also will) Wiis. yan Hamel, who also be appointed to the upper cham- yon 9 special award for artis- ber at the same time tic excellence, is the daughter Mr. Robichaud, 55, would re- of the Netherlands consul-gen- place Senator C. J. Veniot of eral in Toronto and a member Bathurst, N.B., who retired. of the National Ballet Protest Stalls Martin Pleased PEMBROKE (CP)--A Ren- OTTAWA (CP)--External Af- frew County Farmers Union of- fairs Minister Martin has ex- ficial said Thursday a 100- pressed Canada's satisfaction at tractor protest demonstration, reports that North Viet Nam scheduled for today on 35 miles has decided not to try captured of Highway 17 east of here to- American pilots for war crimes wards Ottawa, had been called 4 message saying this devel- off at the request of the Ontario opment will ease tensions in Farmers Union. Viet Nam is being relayed to Delmer Bennett of Cobden, Hanoi through Canadian repre- president of the union local,,sentatives on the International said OFU President John Do- Control Commission mer of Guelph requested the A spokesman for the external postponement to await results affairs department also dis- of a hoped-for meeting in Ot- closed Thursday that ( anada is tawa with Agriculture. Minister relaying messages to Hanoi Greene. from. two friendly countries, William Stewart, Ontario which he declined to name. He agriculture minister, was re- said only that the messages in ported to have agreed in Tor- volved an estimated 35 downed onto Wednesday to join a dele- U.S. pilots being held prisoner gation of Ontario farmers when in North Viet Nam they try for a meeting with Mr A Greene in Ottawa. The farmers want higher prices for their Poland Trip Ends LONDON (CP)--Senator Syd- ney J. Smith, Speaker of the produce. Eisenhower Well |canacian Senate, says he is convinced after 12 days in Po- WASHINGTON (AP)--An at-|jand that the Polish government tending physician says from alljajlows its people to practise indications there is "nothing)their religion in freedom. Most drastic or alarming' about the! pojes are Roman. Catholics condition of former president) ciith is the head of a group Eisenhower, who is back iM of three senators and seven Walter Reed Army Hospital for members of Parliament who re- what is described as a routine tury to Canada Saturday, They checkup i flew. here Warsaw Wed The doctor said the 75-year- pecday old general of the army entered : the hospital last week on a scheduled visit, returned to his os i hl Foganvbhe = wd not represent the Canadian hospital Monday. Eisenhower sets in their talks with suffered heart attacks in, 1955)' °U8? Ollicials and last fall and was placed in hospital three months ago for Damages Awarded MUNICH, West Germany (Reuters) -- A Munich court PREMIER KY his life Thursday, the day of his swearing into office from Smith said Thursday the group had gone to see at first hand conditions in Poland. They rejected Augstein Strauss treatment of osteoarthritis . Strikes Settled Thursday ordered Rudolf Aug- publisher of the news were reached in 33 of the 102 Magazine strikes in labor disputes across former defence minister Franz- department reports. Involved ($6,685) damages for slander were more than 42,500 workers !n the latest stage in a year- mans ORs days' employment two, the court also confirmed m Augstein must publicly withdraw allega Title Lost tions that Strauss misused his Alex B. Campbell of Prince Ed- gain ward Island is not the youngest Augstein alleged in 1962 that tury. by recommending a private con British Columbia historian tractor to the then U.S. defence by a whisker to Sir Richard Mc- a military building program in Bride, premier of B.C. 63 years south Germany Mr. Campbell was born Dec. Strauss's demand that 1, 1933, so was 32 years, seven withdraw a claim that There will be NO GARBAGE COLLECTION OTTAWA (CP) -- Settlements stein Der Spiegel, to pay Canada, during June, the labor Josef Strauss 25,000 marks who lost nearly 390,000 long---legal._battle hetween.the an earlier ruling that VICTORIA (CP) -- Premier ministerial position for personal provincial premier in this cen- Strauss sought personal reward James K. Nesbitt says he loses, secretary, Thomas S. Gates, for ago. The court, however, months and 27 days along in 'reeks of corruption," Civie Holiday, Monday, August !st. on Garbage normally collected on Monday will be collected on Tuesday, August 2nd, one day later. The day of the regular Tuesday collection will not change. Garbage for both days must be out by 7:00 am on Tuesday to avoid being missed. as the time of collection may be different than normal because of revised schedules PLEASE DO NOT LEAVE GARBAGE OUT OVER THE WEEKEND. R. C. BINT, Chairman, Public Works Committee | No Gang-Up | | TORONTO (CP) -- Premier |Robarts said Thursday the pre- |vincial premiers' conference to be held here next week will not} be held "with the. purpose of) the. provinces getting together to gang up on the federal gov-| lernment." | | The premiers will discuss } problems of common inierest and "not with the idea of com ing to any great. decisions," he said at a press conference. Six provincial premiers are tcg attend the two-day conference which opens Monday, Items listed on a_ tentative agenda, Mr. Robarts said, in- clude uniform legislation on in- lvestment companies, securities 'regulation, road safety, truck- ing and consumer protection. Also to be discussed are port: | able pensions, residence re- jquirements for medical care, co-ordination of educational standards and financing of higher education Doctors Hired TORONTO. .(CP)--The Ontario department of health announced Thursday it hired five phys- jicians and three psychiatrists during a recent two-week tour of Great Britain A department spokesman said the psychiatrists will fill three of 70 vacancies in the profes sional staff of mental hospitals throughout the province Two of the physicians They much to but _life- you that accident who. re- don't add beach fashions, jackets can give alive look. So say prevention groups KNOCKING THE BOTTOM OUT OF DROWNIN member that 55 persons drowned during the Domin- ion Day weekend in Can- ada this year Nineteen- month-old Noelle Newton wit) WEATHER FORECAST work in the department's public health branch and the other three will assume positions on local boards of health in the province Twenty-seven other British doctors are considering jobs in Ontario, the spokesman said Guevara Seen issued 5:30 a.m RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters)| Ssmopsis: Generally fair The Brazilian foreign ministry weather is expected for at least says Ernesto (Che) Guevara,|the beginning of the coming former lieutenant of Cuba Pre-|holiday weekend with mainly mier Fidel Castro, was seen;sunn skies and temperatures two months ago on the border] vet y close to normal for the end Brazil and Argentina.|of July. Afternoon readings are He di eared 15 months agojexpected to between 75 and he been reported organ-|and 80 degrees in the south and izing guerrilla activities in. var-)in the mid and low seventies in ious parts of the world. the north Lake St. . ¢ Produce Alumina ere, aie Oe Lake Huron tario, Georgian KINGSTON (Reuters) The|Sault Ste. Marie, Windsor, Lon- Jamaican government signed ajdon, Hamilton, Toronto, North $187,500,000 agreement Thurs-|Bay, Sudbury: Sunny with sea- day for the construction of fa-|sonable temperatures Winds cilities that could make the light country the second largest pro- Haliburton, Killaloe Mostly ducer of alumina ir the world.|sunny with seasonable tempera The companies party to the deal! tures, Winds light are Reynolds Jamaica Alumina, Cochrane, Timagami, West- Ltd., Kaiser Jamaica Corp. andjern James Bay, White River Anaconda Jamaica Inc lu-/Sunny with a few. scattered mina. is derived from bauxite,/ showers or thundershowers Sat- the raw material of aluminum.' urday afternoon or evening. Not 'oe ¢ much change in temperature Visits Romania -- Wines lish dhe i Ottawa: Mainly sunny - WARSAW (Reuters)--The Po- jittle warmer. Winds light lish news agency says Wladis Forecast temperatures law Gomulka, leader of the Low tonight High Saturday Communist party in Poland; is) Windsor 55 82 in Romania on vacation with his} si Thomas......... 55 82 family. There is speculation his TORONTO (CP) -- Forecasts between range lair, Lake Erie, Niagara, Lake On- and a Fine Weather Predicted For Civic Day Weekend , London 55 80 Kitchener . oe 5 80 |Mount Fores Pa | 78 }Wingham .. « &3 78 jHamilton .... ee | 80 /St. Catharines » 58 80 Toronto ...... 5 80 Peterborough 5 Kingston Trenton .. Killaloe .. Muskoka . North Bay Sudbury Earlton Sault Ste. Mari Kapuskasing , White River Moosonee .. TIMMINS oesceprecee MAY LIMIT DOG BIRTH AHMEDABAD, India (AP)--| Gujarat state is seeking to cope with an overpopulation of stray dogs: in western India, where animals cannot be destroyed because of strong religious feel- ings against the taking of any life. The state public health of-| ficer said the contraceptive de- vice known as the loop, success- ful in human beings, may work with dogs. presence there could lead to in- formal discussions on the future of the Warsaw Pact Adopt Secam 111 PARIS (AP) France and Russia have decided to adopt the Secam IIL color television sysiem, Alain Peyrefitte, the French science minister, said Thursday. The decision splits Europe on coloy-TV reception because the remainder of West- ern Europe is expected to choose the German PAL system, It's incompatible with Secam Tii SALARY RANGE -- $4,348.00 to CITY OF OSHAWA REQUIRES PERMIT CLERK ails edu ed until 5:00 p.m $4,943.00 (3614 hour week) perform ac a! duties os ompletion of Building Permits, f cation, experience, age August 5, 1966, The Personnel Otticer City Hall, Oshewe, Ontario. Cte OEE SS anil ass Will government pension plan benefits --disability, retirement, death--be enough for you and your family needs? 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White ennial Plan, Y status of serving members of 'Services Merger Yet To Be Solved OTTAWA (CP)--A problem in, Both courses appear to the planned unification of the|present some dangers, armed services is ine iegai 'pers of (MEANS VOTE forces once Parlia:| Asking the servicemen to re- ment converts them into a/@nlist means, in effect, taking single service. a vote of the services on unifi- Informants say the legislation C4tion. : \ for a single service will have) One Source estimates that in to provide a specific formula|these circumstances a. refusal for the transition to it of the|!0 re-enlist by 20 per cent of 100,000-odd present forces mem- highly - trained servicemen bers. would paralyse the new force. One analogy being used is the On the other hand, a parlia- merger of two companies, The Mentary act that automatically employees of both continue in makes currently-serving mem- their jobs unless the jobs are bers of the forces part of the done away with or anemployee Unified force. runs into that old decides 10 move. Canadian politic pectre--con- With the forces, the problem S¢ription. seems to boil down to the gov- About all,Mefenge Minister ernment making a decision|Hellyer has paid to Hate on the whether each serviceman will Status of forces members under be asked to re-enlist in the new Unification \s that the men unified force or whether the Won't have \ serve in some parliamentary legislation -- will other environ conscript them en bloc into the Gen. Jean V, | new force. the defence staff, ---iservicemen be adv Se ae they originally enlis the three ample, in the navy be required to serve with land or air arms of the unified force. 4 So far th stion of Z Hercules Planes they'll ee ot rin pains f bility for the additional troops | BOB HOR hire Mngeil of Toronto, looking ahead to a safe civic holiday weck- end, perhaps was never much for style anyway (CP Wirephoto) Search Begins For Lost Plane PANAMA CITY (AP)--Five American astronaut - recovery planes searched today for a high-flying U-2 reconnaissance plane that apparently flew with its pilot unconscious on a straight-line course from Flor- ida until it crashed somewhere south of Panama. The plane, with Capt, Robert D. Hickman, 32, of Alexandria, La., at the controls, took off Thursday morning ,from Barks- dale, La., air force base on what a spokesman said was 'a routine mission," It was estimated that the plane's fuel was exhausted by mid-afternoon The Jast radio contact the pilot was while he was on a southerly course off the coast of Florida. Taf " with} OTTAWA (CP)Defence Min- hasn't been sorted out ister Hellyer probably will opt for buying up to 20 new Her- cules aircraft to give fast mo-| he promised to supply to The NATO's mobile force, inform- ants suggested Thursday, Consideration also will be given to buying Cl41 jet trans- ports instead of adding to the nt Hercules and Yukon) fleet. | at the moment, most of the considerations involved-- cost, supply, training and pre- paredness--weigh on the side of the Hercules, Mr. Hellyer promised a sec- ond battalion for the NATO force at this week's Paris meet- ing. 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