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lice cruisers gave chase she shot into the meter and radio of the cab as a threat to Mr. 'Kwan to drive faster. When she aimed at an ap- proaching motorcycle police- |man, Mr. Kwan struggled with her for the gun just as the cab crashed into the roadblock. He was hit in the leg and a bullet grazed his head. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thirsday, September 15, 1966 37 said the entertainers are classi+jand trenches when the Ameéri- | fied as civilians by .American|c@ms moved into a re. Five Viet Cong las were kilied authorities, . but" it owas not trying i" fi eye Bese known how the South Vietna- mese regime would classify or R F , ounded up with the enter- North Vietnamese entertainers tainers were two violins, @ No mm : handle them, oO sang, and - per- banjo, theatrical makeup and Troops Capture Errant Troupe AN KHE, South Viet Nam (AP)--A_ barnstorming band of Mystery Shooting Puzzles Lawmen ™ i TORONTO (CP) --»-Toropto|with ,the attempted murdef, of detectives today are Still trying|the two men, is in good condi- to unravel the mysterious shoot-|tion in hospital wiih a broken ing here Tuesday which left twojankle and toe; suffered: during men wounded and a woman injthe hour - long snree which hospital under police guard. ended when a bullet-ridden taxi | John Kwan, 32, a cab driver|crasned inio a roadbiock of po- uce Cruisers. in| HAVEN'T. &- CLUE' } » Police said today they "haven't a clue," why the men | 'were shot. After Mr. Knight was shot with a pistol, the wuma: com- mandeered two taxis, the sec- ond driven by Mr. Kwan, As po- : : I The troupe of 13 men and perio gic Far Peng who|Women was hiding in tunnels!costumes, ISLAND GOLFS 'turned the group over to South Within its 21 square miles of| Vietnamese authorities We d- land avea, Bermuda has seven | Tiesday. yasull wulouD. ! waa Sint wilas used i | Wilfred Knight, 38, shot in the shoulder a short time before as = \he left a tavern, is free on $1,- 000 bail after being charged a' a material witness. ; BELL DISPLAYS AT AUDITORIUM Bell Canada's large display at thé Oshawa Home and Manu- facturers' Show at Civic Audi- totium is creating a lot of in- tetest. Not only can show-goers firid out about Direct. Distance Dialing and Touch-Tone serv- ice, to be introduced within the Carol Ann Tomlinson, a pretty 22 - year - old brunette from suburban Long Branch, charged (pa oat) "wan Ballroom g * SATURDAY * : } end his orchestre ry * Reservarions--?23-2143 a 725-1348 Ne * Oshawa exchange this year, | but they have the opportunity of | j winning @ free long distance) call to any part of North | America. Anti - War Candidates PAT & MIKE FISH & CHIPS "Generous Servings" Holibut, Shrimps, Scallopes 723-1951 688 HORTOP oe 668-2692 --~ 839-3621 Defeated In Primaries WASHINGTON (CP) -- The Kennedy clan suffered defeat at home but a pro-Kennedy man got a governorship nomination in the West as primaries to pick candidates for the Nov. 8 gen- etal election were held in 11 states Tuesday. Some other races indicated popular support for President Johnson's Viet Nam policies as several anti - war Democratic candidates were defeated. Edward McCormack, a long- time challenger of the Ken- nedys, captured the Democratic nomination for governor of Mas- sachusetts. He defeated Kenneth O'Donnell, a top aide to the late president Kennedy. Senator Edward Kennedy of atinnee tnd non een maint Former Massachusetts gover- nor Endicott Peabody, trying for a political comeback, defeated Boston Mayor John F. Collins in the Democratic race for Senate nomination. Peabody will face in Novem- ber Republican Attorney - Gen-| eral Edward W. Brooke, who! was nominated without opposi-) tion. If victorious, Brooke will) be the first Negro to sit in the Senate in 85 years. eanmncerceesces. DANCE | OR TWIRL | REGISTER DAILY | | 4pm to 7 pm | FOR FALL TERM HARVEY |W DANCE ACADEMY Oshawa Shopping Centre| 7 22 MeTavish A would gives" Se up his KILT, but not his COLT. Member- ship Tickets ie a Have You Got Yours! Sruivs-- ." 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