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'2 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Fridey, September 8, 1967 WEATHER FORECAST MDs Study A GLANCE AROUND THE GLOBE Beatle Manager's Death Accidental, Coroner Rules LONDON (AP) -- Brian day because a teller couldn't ~ Epstein, manager of the Bea-| Boy Remanded find the alarm button. The girl, | tles pop group, died accidental-/) ToONDON, Ont. (CP)--A 15.|8 new employee, walked away; ly from "'incautious" overdose, year-old New Haven, Mich.,|ffom.a man who had handed of sleeping tablets, a coroner's boy charged with capital mur-\her a note demanding money verdict said today. |der, was remanded in juvenile When she couldn't find the but- There was no suggestion of court Thursday to be held in ton. The bandit fled. suicide. !county jail until Sept. 12. The verdict said: 'Accidental! The boy was charged Aug. 1| U3. Approval death, the cause of which was after the body of George Shav-| '" ss poisoning by carbrital, due to er, 74, was found beside a pond 4 ka ga wt ge ai dea incautious self-overdosage." | less "a tcaty -- his High- | Gecision at he us SPT AREEE| . way 13 1ome, fie had been v" ees | nautics Board allowing an Strike Settled pane twice By the chest. Ontario air-service pale to aed. vtec g_zhe boy was returned to Lon-|onerate between the province | BRANTFORD (CP )--City. don earlier this week from the | and seven U.S. states, the CAB! negotiators and union officials! Ontario Hospital at Penetan-| announced Thursday, Thursday reached an agree- guishene, where he had under-|' 4 permit expiring Dec 31.| ment to end a strike by 100| gone psychiatric examination. | 1979 allows Guelbhe Air. Serv. employees of the city works} The boy was to appear iniices Ltd. to operate aircraft departments which has lasted) jyyenile court again Sept. 12, under 12,500 pounds on _non-| almost a month. but court officials would not! s i | : : : scheduled flights between Bres-| Mayor Richard ie say what would be the next lau, Ont., and Massachusetts, announcing the agreement With step in the case. New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, | local 181 of the Canadian Union pee ' es of Public Employees, did not P Pp 1B tt ee, Illinois and Wiscon:| give details of the proposed set- ope au eter (5 tlement. VATICAN CITY | a / JAI (Reuters)--| Pegg pom cg og alee ie Pope Paul, recovering from an : Inquest | Gon' sak and tener SOhaIE attack of gastricinfluenza, WINDSOR, Ont. (CP)--A cor- pn, § Y p today resumed work on urgent/oner's jury Thursday recom- tion, streei and sewer construc . tion, maintenance jobs and Pahers after spending a good mended that construction com-| His temperature was normal that workmen understand) ' Suspend Governor after rising earlier this week to instructions and orders giyen| Clare Keith, president er at Thursday's meeting Oshawa airport for rehear- suspended from his duties until 0 after jail loyees| _, ta gel aaetike | CAMIRI, Bolivia (Reuters)--| beneath a 30-ton gravel roller A Parisian lawyer Geor at a road construction site on : ; tenhouse, ; 7Orges) |. ; «hy cant i decided. last |Debray was authorized Thurs-, Highway 3, about 12 miles east . : Friday to suspend the governor | 44Y to be joint defence counsel ot nere on Aug. 17. ar SSOC1a 10n ears when the entire staff refused to|at the trial of his 'son, Regis,|_ Visco was an employee of work and threatened a strike. |Charged with aiding and abet- Dinsmore Construction Co. of gravel roller, Tony Willar of (CP)--A search was to begin|/@"d four Bolivians, today for two men missing in i the Arctic after a canoe acci-| Tanker Too Big dent that marooned a 17-year- old boy for 10 days ST. NAZAIRE, France (Reu- The boy, Robert Bromley, t¢rs)--The 210,000-ton Magdala, |Carter royal commission report} said: ment, It apparently takes issue} iy jon taxation in a brief soon tobe, "It would be a dull, grey,|with all major Carter propos-) Car Truck Crash |handed to the federal govern-|frustrating society in which|als. | HENSALL, Ont: (CP) -- El-| ment. |foresight, initiative, sacrifice} Officials say the bar associa-| more Keyes, 66, of Exeter was| Lawyers from across Canada/and skill brought no reward, |tion will not pass any resolu-| killed Thursday in a car-truck| ripped into the report with ver-|but rather severe penalty, aj tions on the report at this meet- --_--_--_--_--_--__------ | another yard. | HERE AND THERE | Ate Wood Bark WHITBY BREAK-IN SEOUL, South Korea (AP)--| WHITBY (Staff) -- Thieves; Kim Chang-son, gold miner res- old Buchwald, a Winnipeg taxa- Beaver Stoned |tion lawyer, who said the |recommendations would intro- (CP)--A little beaver was} Lawyer H. W. Macdonell of} the project have 'Township early a for 15 %, said Thurs- \ ' Sand "Mande Stt- with\ Gay he could wave' suresea seal eee aS vee, EPwANd titted $250 worth of goods. A spokes-\ancther five days. Doctors sal Officials of the Wosguhaegun bn for the Ontario Provincial)Kim, who lived on wood bark trading post, constructed by the lice at Whitby said entry had/and water, was in fine condi-| Sault Ste. Marie Kiwanis Club | , AP NEWBER been made by breaking a lock tion. ae rane Dub, Ry LaaaN NEVE L @n the shed and that the goods % ot ie Goudie at Lot 11, Con, aa him 410 feet under-| and officials of bottom of a pond with about 80 | gates from 11 universities were|"Did you hear how they were|of Vancouver said Mr. Carter's 16 quarts of motor oil, and a the compound was abduct servativ i ' | | ' Ae : z s ed. new union of conservative uni-|I couldn't foresee a return to|\the same base as_ ordinary tool box with tools. Ps bone LUMPUR (AP)--A| The two beavers kept in a/versities, separate from the this union at any time." jincome would discourage STOLEN CARS 2 Shang Malaysian was sen-/fenced-in pond for the amuse-| Canadian Union of Students. | |ISOLATION IMPOSSIBLE |investment. tenced to a year Thursday after|ment of children in the large| Al Anderson, student council! Thursday, observers from! Lawyer I. H. Asper of Winni-/ WHITBY (Staff) -- Two stolen pleading guilty to possessing 31| fort-like structure were giv i i i i j . ea ; Or 7 F : care : § 7 given to| president at the University of|Chile, Ireland the United peg said the tax system the} lg a aged iy Wile tine oa aya rina aged ar department of! Alberta, said Thursday night he States and _ the " International | arter commission proposes! sda} . : houghis o! is and forests. opes i {Uni j iv liam Stuck of 199 Centre St. N: | Ghinese Communist boss Mao |suggested the meeting only to|Union of Students told the CUS\may destroy the incentive to Thitby aed . : d shown dissatis-'delegates that isolation is\create small businesses or even! Whitby, had his 1963 auto stolen Tse-tung. The publications are : college that ha : : ' | "pie ls Wednesday night in Oshawa but considered a violation of the Pilots Seek Raise faction with apparent support/impossible for student unions. destroy the businesses. 1a eae a a : : incr d social action at} Dan Mcintyre, of the United . G 'when police recovered it Thurs- Malaysian International Secu-. WASHINGTON (CP) -- Wage ed TUL cance held tulaleicree National i, Asso- PB ol dal igi motte y ii it was rk y ses y i Hs ; aes ; 4 : " Racigead saith Nag tg ee, Oe toa aunts poayrisge I " Ameri week at the University of West-|ciation, said his union had a|posal to tax gifts and inheri- A car stolen in Sunderland Wed-| W h WwW: | Seaway. amount to. Sicreethe oF ern Ontario. __ |legacy of 'two decades of cor-|tances at full rates '"'does not , | ort Million | a stolid They included the Universi-| ruption'? because it had accept-|even meet the vaguest criteria) nesday night and belonging to about 60 per cent on the basis ,. . ee ; | | sty Mercy Baker, 236 Brock St. W.,) TEL AVIV (AP )--Isra e1i1 of some "quickie" estimates, | Hes of rag ee Pi ba -- from the Ue Geatrall of ee ieauly: Uxbridge, was recovered on sources said the country's army U:5S: government officials say. fag hey a So the mn aes cog} d | Brock Street North in Whitby has taken over Arab military _ /f-sranted by Transportation |" Wolfville, N.S. the soutiet Students have been used as| "PENGUINS GET BASSEN f f 3 ' Alberta Technological Institute,/pawns in the cold war by! prrrsBURGH (AP) -- Pitts- | Thursday morning equipment valued at $166- "© Cretary Alan Boyd, they|/2" seatint i ; Rapa oe om $00,000, Moat is eat so might add up to costs of $1.-|R¥erson Polytechnical Boedrinys unfeeling governments and NSA| burgh Penguins, a new member * | 600,000 more annually for for- rig. tad gga eed Ala yes hy Baise! is Ph e of the National Hockey League, ® eign ships using the seaway to i Ottawa, and Brandon, + ,| accep! le legacy le S| picked up veteran goalie Hank US. To Clear | Bargain May Go inland Canadian and U.S, notta: | Also invited to the closed own seduction," he said. Bassen Thursday. The Penguins | were observers from) He said the U.S, student)said they got Bassen from } S pees i : That is another rough esti-| Meeting . ; B 7 Z | tee YORK (AP)--The five- mate based on gross Ts vas Memorial University, Nfld. and/ynion has withdrawn from the|petroit Red Wings in a alrier one cent Staten Island ferry ride operating expenses, the officials, Bishops, Lennoxville, Que.,|IUS and its rival, the Interna-|straight-player trade for goalie across New York harbor--long say. which with Alberta, quit the) tional Student Conference, but|Roy Edwards, who was their . : : ; say Ww Benen ole A bar- the best bargain in town--may | student union a year ago on a/did not intend to practise "con-| second pick in a special goalie = Zone whic! np Fubar soon end. City officials said Ex 0 Rev nu policy split. | tinental isolation." |draft last June for league Chemica] soil-killers for the Thursday losses are such that p enues Mr, Anderson had said Tues-| In constitutional business, the expansion teams. Bassen, 34, forecast issued at 5:30 a.m. today. hazy overnight in most sections of the province with tempera- tures in the upper 50s. Mainly sunny warm conditions are expected during today. Lake Huron, Niagara, Lake|/Kitchener .. Ontario, Haliburton, southern) Mount Forest, Georgian Bay, Windsor, Lon- Variable Cloudiness, _ Glue Sniffing TORONTO (CP) -- Baby-doe- tors attendi the Canadi Slightly Cooler Saturday jr"s e'st..creum TORONTO (CP) -- Official Synopsis: It was clear but Western James Bay: Varia-| a! " ble cloudiness with a few show-|birth blood transfusions, and ers and cooler today. Mainly | glue sniffing. : cloudy with showers and cold| Dr. K. N. McRae, associate Saturday. Winds westerly 25) professor of pediatrics at the shifting to northerly tonight. University of Manitoba, said Thursday listening to speeches about agressive children, pre- most people do not realize the Low overnight, 5.4 aes extent of glue sniffing by teen- Windsor ...s-secere 6 78 agers in Canada. St. Thomas 78 | 'He said that although only 15 Lake St. Clair, Lake Erie,/London .... 75 |deaths are recorded as being a Wingham 75 'direct result of glue sniffing, 72 |the figure is 'not indicative of 72 | the dangers of the habit." don, Hamilton, Toronto:. Sunny} Hamfilton ........+. 60 78 sit ; = with a few cloudy periods and/|St. Catharines ..... 60 78 a te po continuing warm today, Varia-|Toronto ... 78 |marrow are possible conse- ble cloudiness and not quite so| Peterborough .. 15 quences y warm Saturday. Winds light| Kingston . 75 "School principals now. esti- increasing to southwest 15 this/Trenton afternoon, Northern Georgian Bay, Algo-|Muskoka . ma, Timagami, North Bay, Sudbury: Sunny with a few| Sudbury ... cloudy periods and continuing warm today. Variable cloudi- ness with a few scattered show- ers and turning cooler Satur- day. Winds southwest 20 shift- ing to northerly tonight. ia ~p)__ Slightly over 99 fahrenheit each by other workmen." of the Oshawa Little Thea: of the Oshawa group. It sals and storage of equip- lkept up their hunt for North dA ar ear' never' at evening. The recommendation came| tre and wife Beverley, dis | WAS revealed at the meet- ment. Rehearsals for plays. | pees em. ! ' after the hearing into'the death | f é ing that the Oshawa Lit- during the coming season | yWistnam's northern war zone _ Lincoln County jail, has been Nae aarp " d vith : , | of Italian immigrant Antonion| CUSS amateur drama w tle Theatre would have the will commence next week. turning the tables Father Defends Son Visco, 37, who was crushed| R. A. Reinhart, guest speak- use of building No. 10 at --Oshawa Times Photo brsag sank And killing 92 of t were under way in the northern provinces where nearly 700 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong have been reported killed ; i i jolie. 4 Windsor , ; ; Mr. Millar said Thutrsday he|ting guerrilla activity in south- ; i fighting since Monda felt his suspension was a pre- €ast Bolivia. The 18-year-old driver of the}: a r er ax epor par in hard fighting y around Tam Kyl on the coast, liminary to dismissal. The unprecedented authoriza-/io ow. Ont ; and below the so-called demili- y > ili y, . tol ; A . few het wk 4 the mili-| ve yelled at Wiser ta mate en By DAVE BAZAY |duce extortion in the tax sys-| The brief will be presented to|tarized zone, 140 miles to the ArcticSearch (37,7 Nth Argerting| get out of his vehicle's way but| QUEBEC (CP)--The 11,000-|tem. Finance Minister Sharp before| northwest. : eietanh 2 gd hid Be A, ~~ ine| that Visco jumped in front of; member Canadian Bar Associa-| Sizing up Canada with the|/the Sept. 30 deadline for -sub-| YELLOWKNIFE, N.W_T. me USLOS the roller instead. jtion is expected to blast the|report's proposals enforced, he| missions to the federal govern-|kept up twice-a-day raids on 75 |mate a student involvement of slg a between two and five Lid cent," he said. "But it's much more Norn #ay 4 widespread in Winnipeg than our figures indicate." Earlton ....sseeeee 55 68 Sault Ste. Marie ... 52 68 Dr. Vera Gellman, director of Kapuskasing .. White River Moosonee . Timmins ....+--+-- 50 the Poison Control Centre of Winnipeg Children'a Hospital, 40 55 |said six teen-agers had been 60 |admitted to the centre over a six-week period last winter suf- SAIGON (AP)--U.S. marines|the zone between the two Viet- nams, hitting artillery positions Vietnamese troops in South| which harass marine outposts just below the zone and infiltra- tion routes over which thou- ys sands of pigeon! as og a Vietnamese apparently have th with come south in recent weeks, ere During the night the big bombers hit another stronghold, read cash in the A Shau Valley in the northwest corner of South Viet- nam near the Laotian border. An estimated 9,000 North Vietnamese troops were a heir enemy. Several big marine sweeps U.S. Air Force B-52 bombers| ohiective was more battles of attrition to wear down Ameri- otherwise was in good condi- lb gale' ae gag are Hensall is about 30 ~miles| The tone of their attack was|bar's 12-:member committee,,| Mr. Buchwald said the com-|~eader Robert Nixon predicted tion. sel was moved tO north of London. |set in an opening shot by Har-|which drafted a brief on the|mission's "concepts of what is)Thursday night his ae stretched across South Viet. | nam below the zone. first time in the Vietnam war'service must be curtailed. If OTTAW. : a : : ; : x ; 1 ; ' : AWA (CP)--Revenues of day universities were discuss-|congress approved a resolution will be starting his 13th season c 1 t nate: as ; ; ; ' ria | es ane Be that aoesn t work the passenger Expo 67, boosted by a heavy ing a new union informally, but|to allow universities that could/as a pro and has played 127 Narized ne fare may have to be increased. summer attendance, are run-|the proposal was "a last resort not meet an expected CUS fee|regular season games with Chi- = Nixon Sees was recovering at home after France's biggest tanker, was i v7 i ial) ki f yard called Car-/i t of tesy to M ; : sels er 4 "crash a mile west of here. bal violence during a special) ind 0 |, Braveyar calle jing out of courtesy to Mr. announcement in Washington |. his ordeal. He was suffering cor gg rm rig le com-| "Mr. Keyes was driver af the two-day discussion at the bar/terland. : |Sharp, who has not yet received By TOM CLARIDGE that an early warning barrier rom the effects of snock, Dut) F™ : 8rown) car, association's annual meeting. | Mr. Buchwald is one of the/the brief. TIMMINS (CP) -- Liberal|of barbed wires, mines and report, made public Feb. 24/equitable are much more than) presentation of a 'reasonable after an inquiry led by Toronto|that: They are extortionate."| and thoughtful alternative' to accountant Kenneth Carter. He attacked, among other) the present Ontario government SAULT STE. MARIE, Ont.| things, the capital gains tax) will bring victory in the Oct. 17 | suggested. provincial election. elieved in the coastal plains and foothills west of Tam Ky. It was not clear yet whether their can forces--which seemed -500 unlikely, or something else. The Communist threat in the northern provinces was under. or more lined by U.S. Defence Secretary Work Ahead Robert S. McNamara's b electronic detection devices will fering the effects @f drinking 'U.S. Marines Flush Cong, iro nn dealt with only 18 cases result- ing from various forms of glue sniffing, but Dr. Gellman said other civic projects. a of ciua te pranteges wire "auppe "or fie cones! REHEARSAL BUILDING FOR LITTLE THEATRE GROUP | Kill 92 Enemy : Soldiers |there is other evidence indicat- ing the practice ig widespread lin Winnipeg. | NIAGARA FINANCE Japan igi ary per cent COMPANY LIMITED of her 1967 national budget on 286 KING STREET W. Delivering his first formal|education. 723-3487 s s r - ; "| stoned to death at a centennial | D ] t broke info a shed on the farmjcued afler a' mine cave in trading posi Wednesday nunt| niversl y e ega es Toronto criticized Mr. Carter's| campaign speech since Premier proposal to eliminate the three-| Robarts announced the election : / s year tax holiday for new, mines.|date earlier this week, Mr. Break Away From Union \"8:siciae pend pate Nizon "aia's nomination, meet an absolute loss of capitalling he is looking ahead to five | resources devoted to the devel-| weeks of hard campaigning -- After the plenary session Mr.| opment of Canada." | confident the Liberals will form found the small animal at the} LONDON, Ont. (CP)--Dele-| Anderson said in an interview:| Lawyer P. N. Thorsteinsson| the next government. He repeated promises that his stolen included 10 gallons of gas,| Caught |large stones. Another beaver in to meet early today to plan ajclapping. After what I've heard| proposal to tax capital gains on| party would avoid 'muck-rak-| ing," concentrating instead on} presenting a fresh approach to| Ontario's problems. | "Tt is the positive alternative | we must offer," he said. 'It is | the reasonable choice we must} give the people of Ontario." CANDIDATE CHOSEN | The meeting, attended by) about 250 persons, picked Don-! ald McKinnon, 38-year-old pros- | pector and Timmins town coun- OSHAWA FREE PARKING Aluminum WINTER protection ... Awnings re, SUMMER comfort & 9) Combination Storm/Sereen Windows-Doors Prime Windows C.M.H.C. Accepted Sliding Gloss Patie Doors cilor, as Liberal candidate in | Cochrane South. The riding has been held since 1955 by Munici- pal Affairs Minister J. W.| Spooner. 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OSHAWA Finishes Optional PHONE 728-1633 ALUMINUM |: between the two Vietnams. | |ning at more than 98 per cent rather than a threat." increase to stay in the union. | cago and Detroit in the NHL. Defence Secretary Robert S. | Worst Toll of target figures, Trade Minis. Wednesday the congress) » McNamara announced plans for | ter Winters announced Thurs-| heard Pierre LeFrancois, presi- naga! ap ' saying it TOKYO (AP)--A police day. dent of L"Union Generale deés| ° s designed to check infiltration report says 4,184 persons died But he said the crowds have Etudiants bec, urge CU p f B ll .into the South of North Viet-/in beach, mountain and traffic also meant much higher operat: ag rp yp ige ett pitts ro essor e » namese troops. accidents in Japan this sum- ing costs than anticipated, and union's activist example. he defence department said | mer, the-worst toll of its kind in) Expo's over-all deficit will be! - 7a started our . the earth-poisoning agents will history, more than the last official esti- Sbe sprayed over the -cleared mate of $157,000,000. most precious tradition- | helping people 4 1 to 5-Year Guaranteed Investment Certificates * zone to prevent jungle growth Foiled By Fumble | Mr. Winters said in a state- «from returning and providing }ment that revenues to Aug. 31 "cover for invadnig troops. NEW YORK (AP)--A holdup/totalled $102,256,000, compared McNamara described the at & branch of the Chase Man-| with a pre-Expo estimate of . vone as an early-warning zone hattan Bank was foiled Thurs- | $103,567,492 for that date. « whose components would range | * from "barbed wire to highly-so- | >: phisticated devices."' There will | Van Belle -- » be mines and electronic eyes * and ears. | . 1 | Introduction of the earth ster- j 2 } lants wil] add a new dimen- | H --. es an already wide-rang- | per ennum = ing chemical program aimed at | . wiping out vegetation including | CENTRE one ore crops in certain areas of South | « Vietnam. | Take A Drive 1 GAVE FEW DETAILS | To Lapout tne promet mmseraur | WAN BELLE 'ing a news conference. j GARDENS Gueranteed--as te principal end interest. Flexible--moy be used es Col- lateral for loons. Redeemable--by Executors in the event ef deoth. Authorized--as Trustee Act in- vestments. 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His investigation of the vibrations of the larynx -- the creation and transmission of sound, of words -- led him to invent what we now know as the telephone. It was only . _ incidental to his real life's work. This work was to help people -- particularly the handicapped. And that is a tradition which we at Bell Canada, do our very utmost : __ to keep alive. You'll find evidence of it in special telephones for the handicapped, in an artificial larynx for people without vocal cords, and in everything we do _ to help you communicate with one another, Bell Canada oma: FEW HAVE Unco: Wait TORONTO (CP)--I the uncommitted and vote gc at the Cor leadership convention? The man_perceptiv to answer that quest to be able to forecas come of at least the f in voting Saturday that winds up the five vention. Veteran Conservati mate that comparative the 2,429 people eli accreditation are actu mitted to any one. of announced candidate: sense that they have their vote. They conclude that what larger group hav how to vote, at least o feallot. A still larger seem to have come t tive decision but are developments before | final. Two events loom lai Candidat Seen Best TORONTO (CP). Duff Roblin of Manit in the middle of the li of voting delegates at servative leadership c tion. "No, I won't aboli; allowances by any me leadership candidate questioner. To an expression of "Thank you, I'm ver. hear it." To another: | to be shaping up v Things are solidifying. And so it went. | pockets, or arms fold his chest, the candid at ease looking each ¢ in the eye. He smil and often. e little hotel room a gathering arranged | supporters was one such sessions held by other serious contende USE GIMMICKS In a convention dom vote-getting gimmicks atratione and ot sophisticated campais ods, putting the candi to the voter is still a fe While Mr. Roblin is per," moving from o tion to another in th tion hotels, others u tions of the same devi Donald:Fleming, for was host at a two-hou! reception in a hotel So he stays in one pla Davie Fulton, cat hard for the uncommi gates, has been 2 "ask Davie" sessions day. His workers among the delegates out invitation cards t THE LEAD Conservative lead Diefenbaker sits v wife on stage at Ma Gardens in Toronto day night and faces crowd of newsmen, tes and _ spectator couple received a ovation when they ed the arena.