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* mark, with the strong support . the Arabs and Israel. The three + efforts of Secretary-General U "¥9@ THE OSHAWA Times, uredey, Mey 25, 1967 UNITED NATIONS (CP) -- The Soviet Union objected Wed- - . Council to deal with the = threat of war between the Arab * pations and Israel. * Soviet Ambassador Nikolai T. = Fedorenko told the council » Shortly after it convened at ~ 11:54 a.m. EDT that a hasty = meeting of the council had been » called by some Western powers = with the view of creating "'an » artificially dramatic climate." = "One fact is quite symptoma- = tic," he said. "A careful effort » has been made to see to it that % two NATO countries, which are « far from being close neighbors = to the Near East, and not any ~ Of the parties directly con- * cerned, took the initiative of this * urgent convening of the Secur- - ity Council." * Fedorenko said: "Is there not - more of a concealed desire » here to interfere in the affairs = of someone else rather than + true concern for the peace and * security of the Near East?" - The meeting had been re. * quested by Canada and Den- of the United States, to deal ~ with the threat of war between countries sought action by the 15-nation council to bulwark the Thant, now on a peace mission in Cairo. The meeting, described as ur- gent, had been set for 10:30 a.m. EDT, but only started shortly before noon. Diplomatic sources said Can- ada and Denmark, which asked for the meeting, were trying to get backing for the idea that the council should express sup- ce for UN Secretary-General Thant's current peace mis- sion to Cairo and call on all parties not to take any action that would aggravate the situa- tion. The Soviet Union's delegate started speaking as soon as the meeting was called to order. Diplomats suggested that the Soviet Union, which. is backing the Arabs in the current crisis as it always has, might oppose putting the Middle East situa- tion on the agenda. Building Increases In Houses OTTAWA (CP)--The number ef housing starts in Canada turned still higher in April as construction began on many hew apartments and other mul- tiple dwellings, the Central Mortgage and Housing Corp. Wednesday. CMHC estimated that activ- fty in urban and smaller cen- tres hit an annual rate of 160,- 000 units during the month. This compares with a national target of 170,000 units. The urban starts for the month were 8,220 units, up 26.1 per cent from April, 1966, and representing a seasonally - ad- justed annual rate of 134,700 units, The annual rate for March was 114,200 units. The month also revealed, however, a substantial drop in participation by private lend- ers. Their loan applications dropped 81.4 per cent to 345 units from 1,855 units a year earlier. The total compared with an extraordinary level of 11,875 units in March, almost all of them representing Toronto apartment projects. An official of CMHC said the April 1 drop in the National Housing Act lending rate to seven per cent from 7% per cent had been predictable, and lenders were taking advantage of the higher rate in March. April starts on apartments and other multiple Rree a reached an annual rate of 81,- 600 units, an increase of 38.1 per cent over 1966. It more than off- set the decline in starts of these dwellings in the first three months of 1967. Group Installs New Executive TORONTO (CP) -- Operation Export 1967, the trade and commerce department's cru- sade to increase exports, ends a two-week stopover here today. By the end of their Toronto visit, 66 senior trade commis- sioners from department posts abroad will have held 6,500 per- sonal interviews with represent- atives of more than 800 export- . firms from a dozen Ontario les. Tighter Curbs Liquor Asked TORONTO (CP)--A coroner's wid ting the death of a 'oronto youth recommended Tuesday that laws governing the sale of liquor to minors be more strictly enforced. The jury ruled that Daniel Franklin Molnar, 19, caused his own death by excessive drink- ing and the use of barbiturates before he fell 14 floors from his spartment balcony. An autopsy showed there was -36 per cent alcohol in his blood, plus a trace of barbiturates, DORCHESTER DINNERWARE Break-resistant and stain resistant dinner set won't shatter, chip or fade! 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