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icans accused : 1d Leon- cae The collisions occurred during|Union, the Amer Lavery, Montreal; Donald Leon-| Collision Course joint" US-Japanese naval. ex-|the Musslans of harassing these f , Priday, May 19, 1967 aye 8 ee Tough-Guy Age Criticized s,"c:i.eric on . : cera an . g y g Ralph Douglas Pickering, Set Tass Claims ercises. charged the Americans with ARABS TEMPT FATE non Dogan orgie 8 a partigegm! 4 | In protest notes exchanged|nroyocative tactis near the s . Lancaster, Ont.; and Ga ah MON (Reuters) -- A So-|,, tsk: UA aid the Meet laa ee Poisonous B Bubk At Bay Of Quinte Meeting "s:2sici 2202501 vst somrt osined ti at 2 ' W Russia has evidence on film to Church deaconess was Miss ' 01SO O 5S Te les KINGSTON, Ont. (CP)--Rev.|Nietzsche advocated an unfet- Marilyn Grace Vrooman of|show that the U.S. destroyer BUILD IN can Harold A. Bosley, minister of|tering of the wish for power. Odessa, Ont. Walker planned a collision with ' . oe i i " i The oldest of the newly-or-|4 Russian vessel in the Sea of Christ Church Methodist in New It goes without argument dained ministers was 55-year-old a + 5 itioj i " s S$ 90° -Old| Japan last week, Tass news 'In New Middle East Crisis Rasa a bi ba rasp that most of us idolize power. Sidney Bates, father of two and posal said. j Elec trom ode : Pottiath as Me h ra lage PRAY TO HATER a former jeweler until his decis-| Writing in. the army newspa- By WILLIAM L. RYAN |ported streaming toward the Is-jtary help to Yemeni royalists py dats Pi a ibndorieke is akin| "Until we learn how to pray|ion to enter the ministry. per Red Star today, Vice-Ad- , Associated Press Staff Writer |ckeli frontier in support of|fighting the Cairo-backed re-|, 1 se Born aint i aeaiges for those who hate us and spite| For the first time in the 43-|miral Nikolai Smirnov alleged FLAMELESS ELECT RIC HEAT (A poisonous stew is bubbling|Sytia, on the grounds of al-/publicans in Yemen. : us, we have not attempted tojyear history of the Bay of|that two hours before a collision d once again in the Middle East.|!eged Israeli troop concentra-| Nasser has more than 40,000/ Mr. Bosley told the annual/scale the summit of Christian|Quinte conference, an Anglican|May 11, U.S. sailors hung the Haas { Itchas all the ingredients neces-|tions on the Syrian border.|troops in Yemen supporting the|Bay of Quinte conference of the/faith. Mercy, if practised, can|clergyman participated in_the|ship's fenders over the side and Heating 56 sary for an accidental explosion| Egyptian and Syrian forces are/republican regime. United Church of Canada that|pring men together in a rela-|annual ordination service. Rev.|lifted its launch from the davits|| Contractors which could present the world|o an "alert" against what they the tough approach started be-|tionship of confidence and|Harold Murray of Wolfe Island,/onto the deck. PRINCE ST. th a new and dangerous crisis,|Claim is a miliary threat from POLITICAL MANOEUVRE _jtween the 14th and 16th centur-|tryst."" near Kingston, took part in the) The American sailors made ; "Broutd the ion come, it|Israel. The United Nations) An eruption on the Israelijies when humility dimmed and| Nine men were ordained Wed-|ceremonies at the request of alno secret of their intentions and OSHAWA probably would result from ac- ping force in the Gazaj frontier would give him an awk-|man began to admire himself|nesday night at the annual con-|friend and one of the ordinants,|this could be clearly seen on Strip has been warned to get|/ward second front. This is one|before God with the result that|ference ordination service. Gary Stokes. film shot from Soviet vessels, E VEe Phone 'ident or miscalculation. : . ' c But poly of the Arabs may|out of range, says the Cairojreason why diplomats tend to|pride became a virtue. The new ministers were: Sid- the admiral was quoted by Tass. look on Nasser's hostile gestures! ye said the hardening process|ney Errett Bates, Perth, Ont.; ROCKS ON SHOW Only prompt action by Soviet a1C 728-4611 be tempting fate. newspaper Al Ahram, which er es gon usually speaks for Nasser. as more political than military.' was furthered by the 19th cen-|Ainley Milward Croft, Dart-| U.S. mineral collectors arelofficers saved the U.S. de- Syria vows to continue send- fais Rehepesenenmntiantase in-| Another potential explosion} The fragile kingdom of Jor-|tury German philosopher Nietz-|mouth, N.S.; Gerald Herbert|presenting Mrs. Lyndon B.|stroyer from catastrophic dam- filtrators '"'to destroy and burn"|Point is far to the south on the/dan, with the longest Arab fron-|sche who forecast a super race|Day, Preston, Ont.; Robert|Johnson with a pin containing|age in two collisions in which ttle leaders. in 'Eibetie Hootie ine Israel, an enterprise which|border between Saudi Arabia/tier with Israel, nervouslyjof humans once the old senti-;/Eade Hetherington, Fenelonja different gem from -every|it was involved May 10 and 11, je legcers and strife-ridden Yemen. jumped into the act with an an-|ments were discarded. He said'Falls, Ont.; George Hamilton|U.S. state. the article said. could provoke the Israelis into a ; po onary reprisal. This is a case of Arab against/nouncement that an Israeli ag- That would put Gamal Abdel|Arab. Nasser is engaged in an/gression anywhere would be g i Nasser on a difficult spot, and|acrimonious feud with Kings|considered a thrust against all ] perhaps war then would be un- eget ova oer pete Arabs. . sein of Jordan. Egyptian planes ; f yee are reported to have bombed| ,pe,, supreme, Arab , Defence IN THE OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE ADVANCE ON BORDER two Saudi towns on the Yemeni larly this spring to deal with 'This is the situation in brief:|border as a warning to the milita: lans and raise mone Nasser's Egyptian troops are re-'Saudi king against sending mili-|»5) he stalled Palestine a. eration Organization. Saudi id 4 Arabi d J d caw Inexpensive Fatigue Indicator | swinnes the meetings." . The -- eam nl te y e e e organi ion, arme an 1 May Protect Bigger Planes ----wisent"oy" ine 'counct, "wout| i ' become the caning 9 of a i » . OTTAWA (CP)--A relatively|relatively small investment for|eration" movement to wipe ou' E imple and inexpensive fatig ulti-million dollar plane. |Israel, free to act on its own t t | ra | @) 7 inficator now being developed . Pecertaiin snare a without pratt aeesee from the n J oy | * e e & as you ir a ve 6 | rou n n «| rio in the U.S. may provide a neW/tem is planned for the C5A|council. safeguard for the larger and/jumbo-jet transports Lockheed| The notion of wiping out Is- faster aircraft of the future. is building for the U.S. Airjrael may be just a figment of ee. Development of the fatigue|Force. {Arab dreams. But should com- s you visit xpo S you qo r en or es ay sensor was outlined Wednesday; The laboratory aircraft, which|mando attacks become intoler- atthe spring meeting of the So-| always Pig have at least fourjable to Israel, her ae ciety for Experimental Stress|times the amount of simulated| would create an enormously dif- t tt Analysis by Robert S. Horne of|flying time as any of the air-/ficult international situation in Ss you re] en e co ¢ | e or cam the Lockheed - Georgia Co. of pan in restterg will be con-jan oil-rich area which is im- Marietta, Ga. stantly checked for signs of|portant to the economy of West- About 250 scientists fro mjmetal fatigue. ern Europe. s you od or is Europe, Japan and North America are attending the a ~ WESTERN | Shop at EATON'S TODAY for ALL your Holiday Needs! Pe: ELECTRIC | ¢ Of course, the staff of EATON'S will enjoy the holiday pended." 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