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Navy Capt. James A. Lovell Jr., bearded but nappy lifts a U,S.S. Wasp aked cap after he and his ellow Gemini 12 Astro- naut, Edwin R, Aldrin, were taken aboard the re- covery carrier in the Atlan: tie Ocean yesterday, The two spacemen ended their four-day mission by land- ing on target in a choppy <i REAL HAPPY SPA A urea CE MAN sea, They will return to Cape Kennedy, Fla,, their starting point last Frid later. this morning. (AP Wirephoto) Neither Side Will Break Air-Line Union Stalemate | OTTAWA (CP)--The interim supply debate ended in its 1th day Tuesday but the govern- ment still has not got the spend- ing authority contained in the money Dill. The Conservatives and New Democrats, who have been bat- tling the government over armed forces unification and a new natural gas pipeline, stopped talking in late after- noon and the resolution was ap- proved without a recorded vote, Often MPs agree to waive the rules and, following approval of an interim ied resolution, pass such bills through all stages in a matter of minutes. But when the government sought second reading for the bill Tuesday, Arnold Peters (NDP -- Timiskaming) with- held the required unanimous consent, : The bill will be back for sec- ond reading today, and then will be sornesaes to the Sen- ve thority for the rest of this month, Within a matter of hours the Commons had whipped through a bill to amend the National Housing Act, giving it approval in principle and completing Clause-by-clause study, The supply bill, third reading of the NHA amendments and estimates of the National Re- search Council, the Medical Re- search Council and trade and transport departments are scheduled for debate today, not necessarily in that order. -CAT-LOVING CHILDREN THWART VAXHOLM, Sweden (AP) Cat-loving youngsters armed with red ribbons are sabo- taging Polle Paalson, a bi- cycle - mounted sharp- shooter hired by the town council to exterminate stray cats, Officials in this small coastal community north east of Stockholm outlawed stray cats bec a4psé they were hunting pheasant and other valuable fowl, Paalson | SWEDISH TOWN CAT-CATCHER was told to shoot all cats not wearing red ribbons, School children formed gi- gilante cat-saving bands and tied life-saving red ribbons on every cat they could find, Nearly every child carries a length of ribbon in his pocket or schoolbag in case a cat was overlooked, The official cat hunter, who is paid $1 a cat, now sees nothing but red on his tour, Radio-TV Stations Clash -|second natural Money Bill Approved 1l-Day Filibuster Ends The supply debate, high- lighted during its two-week duration by Conservative and NDP attacks on armed forces unification and the routing of a gas pipeline through the United States, con- cluded quietly, NDP Leader Douglas urged that it be stopped, saying his party had made its point about the pipeline, The government's stubborness against sending the unification bill to a committee before second reading was no justification for the Conserva- tives to prolong the debate, After the supply debate ended, Labor Minister Nichol- son, who reports for Central Mortgage and Housing Corpora: tion, said the NHA amendments will help persons in the low-and middle-income brackets to buy homes, The amendments extend low- interest, jong - terms ioans to/| those who want to buy and oc: cupy older homes, In the Senate, where mem- bers are waiting for the Com- mons to complete the interim supply bill, Senator Norman A, MacKenzie called for a federal vote in university training in| the health sciences and in ad-| vanced graduate and research work, Senator MacKenzie (L--B,C.,), former president of the Univer- sity of British Columbia, said Railways Mediation Extended OTTAWA (CP)--An extension to Nov, 30 of mediation in the railway wage dispute was an- nounced Tuesday night by La- bor Minister Nicholson, who said he is convinced that pro- gress is being made, Mediator Carl Goldenberg of Montreal was appointed two months ago under the terms of a parliamentary bill that ended seven-day national rail strike, The deadline for his report was Tuesday but there was pro- vision in the bill for an exten- sion if progress was being made, Mr, Nicholson told the Com- mons that both railways and unions agreed to continue the negotiations and asked him for an extension of mediation, He accepted the request on ihe condition that Mr. Golden- sre report no later than Nov, in Monireai, Mr, Goidenberg said: 'I'm continuing long and hard negotiations and my intention is to report to the minister as soon as possible," Nearly 20,000 railway employ- ees are involved, mostly in non- operating jobs, The strike-ending legislation in early September gave them an 18 -er-cent interim wage in- crease over two years. They want 30 per cent, although undergraduate train- ing might be left solely to the provinces, advanced graduate and research work are a na- tional concern "'and can only be dealt with and financed on a/ national basis and at the ne-| tional level," | NEED A NEW FURNACE? Ne Down Paymente-Pirst Payment December--Call PERRY Doy or Night... THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, November 16,1966 9° MAIL GOT THROUGH ico. Wallace, author of the SANTA FE, N.M. 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Meanwhile, airline and rail-/l@shed head-on Tuesday at alto broadcast. . a hearing to decide whether a} The clash came as the board) Air Canada by about 5,200 ma-| Tuesday saying it would wel. ss a 4 . chinists enters its third day to-\come a government-appointed |" switchboards were flooded! parrie television station should/heard an application by CKVR ' ime '\with reservation requests as|get an improved signal into| TV to move its transmitter site Oh are were no signs of a ys: ay ash a jfive regional air carriers tried) Metropolitan Toronto. |closer'to"Toronto and maintain break in the deadlock between} 'We have already indicated|to link most of the major cities) Joseph Sedgwick, counsel forja competitive signal in the) the airline and the striking In:|our willingness to recommence|" Air Canada's dom estic)Toronto radio station CF RB, Aten. _ et ternational Association of Ma-|bargaining at any time and Toutes, told a public hearing of the} e@ present site is just out- chinists, which began the walk-|would welcome any procedure; The transport department is- Board of Broadcast Governors |side the community 60.-.miles) out Monday, designed to accomplish this." |sued operating certificates to the Barrie station was licensed nort of Toronto, The move| Although both Air Canada) Labor Minister Nicholson told|E astern Provincial, Nord- to serve that area, not Toronto,| would take it to Palgrave, about} President Gordon McGregor|the House of Commons it is toojair, TransAir, Austin and Pa- but now was turning covetous/30 miles southwest, putting it) and Mike Rygus, Canadian head|early to decide. whether federal) cific Western to introduce emer. eves on the lucrative metropol-|some 16 miles from the north-| ats . vention is needed to settle/gency air service for the dura-|itan market, ern fringe of the metropolitan) of the _machinists wnton, = interven saab - aon of the strike, | Richard Rohmer, counsel wal anea: | sa) Extra-flight schedules, shuttle| CKVR-TV in Barrie, said CFRB| CKVR-TV argued that Tel Vietnamese Fronts See MONTREAL (CP)--Canadian air travellers continue to. seek! 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U.S. planes, backing up the Americans in both areas, rained blows at the enemy, One ma- rine helicopter was shot down but there were no casualties, It was the 224th helicopter re- ported lost in South Viet Nam in the war, As the marines fought the North Vietnamese soldiers about 10 miles south of the de- militarized zone, B-52 bombers struck in embattled Tay Ninh province 60 miles northwest of Saigon for the seventh straight day, following up 104 strikes on Viet Cong positions by smaller slack, Bad weather over North Viet Nam once again cut heav- ily into U.S. air strikes , The U.S. Navy disclosed that it had sunk or damaged 299 Communist cargo barges off the coast of North Viet Nam in the first 20 days of a new campaign--called Traffic Cop-- to choke off seaborne infiltra- tion into South Viet Nam, Admiral Roy L. Johnson, commanderin-chief of the Pa- cific Fleet, said Traffic Cop has had a "substantial effect" on the Communist supply line, RESHUFFLES CABINET In other developments, Pre- mier Nguyen Cao Ky's govern: ment announced a cabinet re- shuffle and U.S. Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge denied re- ports he is quitting his post. The Ky government said it would swear in four new cabi- net ministers today to replace men who quit as a result of the tactical bombers. dispute between northern and katchewan"s air-passenger serv- jthe Barrie station that coristi-'ing the Toronto area, ice less than 24 hours after the} start of the strike, | The 600-member Toronto local) of the Canadian Alr Line Em-' ployees Association, however, voted Tuesday not to cross picket lines of the striking ma- chinists at Air Canada facilities. | The association is an inde-/ pendent union representing Air) Canada's reservation and ticket) office staff. 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