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2 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturdey, September 9, 1967 A GLANCE AROUND THE GLOBE 'Liberals Not Planning Leadership Race; Sharp VANCOUVER (CP)--Finance Minister Sharp says there are no immediate plans for a Liber- al leadership race, but "'if the party's top job became open, | would probably run." Mr. Sharp made the com- ments in answer to a reporter's questions. He said that until Prime Min- ister Pearson announces his plans, there will be no leader- ship campaign. "Personally, I'd be delighted ff Mr. Pearson soon confirms that he will stay on."' He reject- ed a suggestion Mr. Pearson would quit if John Diefenbaker | departed the Tory leadership © post. Fails Test TORONTO (CP)--A_ 38-yvear- old Toronto man failed his driv- ers' test Friday when he knocked down two persons at the testing centre Tarquino Zannella told police he stepped on the accelerator instead of the brake when he hit Marcella Russo, 40, and Domenichiello, 31 Mrs. Russo, waiting for a test, suffered minor back inju- ries while Mr. Domenichiello su fered hip and side injuries HON. MITCHELL SHARP . would probably run Russell Resigns RONNEBY, Sweden (AP)-- mittee of the Pugwash Move- ment since the founding of the scientists-for-peace organization 10 years ago, resigned Friday The examiner was powerless|at the final session of its con- to stop the accident because the ference here. department. of transport made Russell, 95, a rule last July that dual con- for another Briton, Cecil Pow- trols must be out of operation €ll, winner of a Nobel Prize in during tests. 1950 for his work in physics. NORAD Agreement TV Does No Damage OTTAWA (CP) -- Advance indications are that Canada will agree to the renewal of the North American air defence agreement with the United States when it expires May 12 WINNIPEG (CP) -- Clair W. Robier, a professor of the Col-| lege of Optometry of Ontario in Toronto, said Friday television! causes no damage to the eyes : but is an aid in spotting sight|--Henry Miller, 75-year-old next deficiencies. |writer-artist, and Hoki Tokuda, losses ORILLIA thing "to remove the basic inequity of the overloaded jmunicipal property tax. a news conference, said as a tax reform program the Smith report is a sham. The government has prom- lised next year to grant to exemption for homeowners on the first $2,000 of assessment and to take over the costs o the administration of justice. Meeting Postponed OTTAWA (CP) -- Campaign- the Ontario annual ment of Association's meeting, association president Gordon continued Blair announced Friday. DODGE DEFENSES Tax Report Rapped ines guns , threatening after fighter-bombers|Hanoi's main artillery to China, made and Pilots said at least 50 boxcars largest shell in the Communist coming to an end. C (CP )--Donald dodged heavy their arsenal in Vietnam--hit the Dajhas already moved into most of MacDonald, leader of the flew within 20 miles of China to| were Ontario New Democratic Party,|pjast a jammed rail yard. Thé cool air said Friday the Smith report on! 'Three waves of eight-engine\target zone with secondary some casualties and damaging) will continue sould today taxation does not propose any- p.59¢ struck artillery and rock-|explosions and fires. | ¢ the SAIGON (AP) -- U.S. B-52 bombers aimed tons of explo- ives today at North Viet- the South, defences et launchers in the so-called Vietnams to prevent them from northern already busy chasing reinforced troops. The B-52s also made one of their infrequent raids north of the zone Friday night to attack gun positions. The big planes. generally stay away from North Vietnam' to, avoid surface-to-air missiles. Despite the raids, Communist rockets hit the sandbagged ing for the Oct. 17 provincial marine outposts at Con Thien election has forced postpone-|jvst below the zone and wound- Liberal ed 40 marines. Some sharp ground fighting in northe r nSouth Vietnam, where southern forces The meeting had heen sched- are trying to keep the enemy uled for Sept. 29-30 in Toronto. off balance and foil whatever Mr. Blair said a new date for strategy the Communists have driving instructor Bruno Philosopher Bertrand Russell,/the meeting will be set after /for their built-up forces in the chairman of the standing com- the election. area. 140 REDS DEAD Heads Students South Vietnamese troops LONDON, Ont. (CP)--Peter sweeping in Quang Ngai prov- Warrian, 24, of Toronto, a stu- ince, the southern boundary of dent at the University of Water-|the threatened five - province reported five is making way loo, Friday was chosen presi-\northern zone, dent-elect of the Canadian running fights with a fast-mov- Union of Students. Mr. rian will serve as elect until the CUS congress, in September 1968, when he will succeed Hugh Armstrong, 24, of Ottawa. Writer Weds ar-jing guerrilla force. They president- the Communists left 40 dead. said In the air raids far above the zone, the U.S. command said, American pilots encountered Soviet built missiles, heavy anti - aircraft fire and MiG fighters. The MiGs fled when SANTA MONICA, Calif. (AP) air force jets challenged them. Despite the heavy fire, were reported. But no in , 5 Prof. Bobier said in an inter-|29, 8 Japanese singer and pian-|South Vietnam, ground fire Informants. said Friday the view that the housewife who ist. obtained a marriage licence brought down a marine F-4 cabinet probably will give the can see well enough to knit or|here Friday. Miller, author of|Phantom, the 204th announced go-ahead within the next few read the paper may find her|the controversial Tropic of Can-\combat plane loss over the weeks for Canadian officials tO jong-range sight is deficient|Ce', previously had not -- talks bare vreoage itt when she watches television firmed that they would wed. cials on extension o' ean catia NORAD "caveoment: signed' tn and cannot get a clear picture. Hoffman Remanded May, 1958, and good for 10 E . ti | years. xpropriation PRINCE ALBERT Sask. They predicted that the talks TORONTO (CP)--Controller}(CP)--Victor Ernest Hoffman will end in a renewal of the Margaret |Ontario Housing Corp. will soon|in custody one week when he) |announce'a new deal for per- appeared in magistrate's court |sons whose homes are expro-|Friday on a capital murder priated for urban renewal pro-| charge. pact. Hydro Pollution Campbell says the TORONTO (CP) -- Metropoli- jects tan Toronti's air pollution con- The controller said in an of Leask, Sask., was remanded The 2i-year-old farm laborer was charged Aug. 21 with slay- trol division has laid a charge interview Friday the new plan|ing James Peterson, a farmer of air pollution against Toronto hydro-electric system. The contro! division alleges} there was enough soot coming |est-free $5,000 loans to expropri-| from the hydro-electric s tem's downtown steam heati utility plant to be detrimental | to private property. | W. H. Smith, manager of the hydro system's stations depart- ment, said the charge will be contested when it comes up before magistrate's court next week. SUGGESTS CHANGE Ontario South Riding NDP candidate Tom Edwards, at a technical advisory committee meeting of the Durham College, said he felt courses for full time students should also be made available to those attending night classes. Edwards suggested the nam move during a discussion of the | girect time and curriculum for full evening students. The board wil confer with the provincial gov- ernment to see what courses will be approved. ROOMS OPEN Oshawa Riding NDP candidate Cliff Pilkey and regional organi- zer William Cumpsty have offi- tially opened the Oshawa south committee rooms for the candi- @ate at 1467 Balla Drive. ON THE JOB FUN BOURNEMOUTH, England {CP)--The state-run electricity board put an advertisement in a Hampshire newspaper for a fitter's mate--the ad appeared in the jobs-for-women section. scheme under which the provin- cial government offers inter- ation victims. the| would supplement an existing near Shell Lake, 60 miles west ere. \ \o \ The bullet-riddied bodies of \Mr. Peterson, his wife and seven of their nine children Mrs. 'Campbell said the|Were found in their farm home wi Need Psychiatry LONDON (Reuters) -- Doe tors who take port. A study team which report. examined the records of nearly 200 doctors' who were treated at two British psychiatric tals came up with the fact that most of them are psychiatrists, Vietnam Peace LONDON (AP) -- South Viet- nam has advised Britain it |means to approach North Viet- soon with an offer of c peace talks that could include representation of the Viet Cong, official sources said Friday night. The British have been told the proposal will be linked with 'a move to suspend U.S. bomb- ing of North Vietnam, they said Except for the inclusion of the Viet Cong in peace talks, this would be in line with Presi- dent-elect Nguyen Van Thieu's pledges. hospi- Hoffman is scheduled to appear for preliminary hearing jin North Battleford Tuesday, Oct. 24. scheme would be province- Aus. 15 by a neighbor. ide. ioe- . up psychiatry) Ambassador Quits may themselves need: psychia- __.|tric help, medical investigators SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (AP)-- | President Johnson annaunced Friday that Richard N. Nolte has resigned as U.S. ambassa- dor to the United Arab |Republic, which broke diplo- matic relations with the United States during the Middle East war in June con- South. The deepest air blow into North' Vietnam hit the Lang} | the Chinese border and on the! northeast rail line which in the yard and bombs and rockets dotted the Altogether, U.S. pilots nam, a return to the recent blanketed most target areas. Union Jacks Tell Story GIBRALTAR (AP) -- The cit- izens of this ancient British for- tress, having bedecked their huge rock with more Union Jacks than at any time in memory, act as if they can hardly wait until Sunday to tell the world they want to remain British. Most observers cent of. the 12,762 vote to "keep the Rock British' the referendum Britain is say 99 voters will in holding this weekend. Apparently anticipating that the vote will go overwhelmingly against union with Spain, the Spanish government denied the validity of the referendum in advance. At Spain's urging, the UN ,| Official US. Jets Pelt N. Vietnam With Tons Of Explosives Several strikes were against | Dang railyard, 20 miles below the Hanoi-Haiphong area. About 100 miles south of the is'demilitarized zone, six Soviet,|Ontario overnight a sign that 140-mm__--rockets--the \Nang airbase today, inflicting two planes. flew, Efforts for peace, meanwhile,|Southern Ontario, especially demilitarized zone between the 146 missions. over North Viet- were reported from Britain and|those regions near the lower) Norway. Mr. MacDonald, speaking al harassing U.S. marines injaverage rate following three, The Norwegian foreign minis-| warmer air long enough today South Vietnam,|days when tropical storm Patsy;try said a Nobel Prize delega- for temperatures to reach the |tion is going to Vietnam "to find out the parties' conditions for negotiations and a peace settlement in Vietnam." It said the governments of North and South Vietnam, the Viet Cong and U.S. officials jhave expressed willingness to/few widely scattered showers. delegation. Prime Sunday sunny with a few) jmeet the 'Minister Pearson, a prize win- ner, is not going but has said) «quthwest 15 shifting to norther-| he supports the idea. o date was set for depar- ture, but a spokesman said it |would be before the end of the | cloudy with a few scattered| year. sources in London \reported that South Vietnam has advised Britain it means to approach North Vietnam soon with an offer of direct peace talks that could include repre- sentation of the Viet Cong. They said the British have been told the proposal will be linked with a move to suspend bombing of North Viet- nam. WEATHER FORECAST Cool Air Moves Southward Ending Warm Weather TORONTO (CP) -- Official) 'forecasts issued at 5:30 a.m, Synopsis: Considerable cloud- jiness spread across southern the spell of warm weather is ler air northern Ontario. to cover all Ontario by tonight. lakes, should remain in the 70-75 range but will get the |blast of cooler air overnight. | Toronto, London, Hamilton, | Windsor, Lake St. Clair, Cake |\rie, Lake Ontario, Lake Huron, Niagara: Mainly cloudy land not so warm today with a \cloudy periods and cool. Winds) jly 15 by evening. North Bay, Sudbury, Geor- mainly McLaughlin Coal & Supplies Ltd. Appointment Winds northerly 15 today light tonight and Sunday. Forecast Temperatures Zow tonight, high Sunday Windsor ...- joa St. Thomas . ooo B26 London ...+- 48 65 Kitchener ..... 48 «(65 Mount Forest . 45 62 Wingham ... 45 62 Hamilton ....seeee» 52 65 St. Catharines ..... 55 68 Toronto ..... coe SD. 88 Peterborough aoe 45 62 Kingston ...+ ae Trenton . cow 52 65 Killaloe ... oon 42 65 North Bay ...--..+. 42 65 Lloyd Short, President of McLaugh- lin Cool and Supplies Limited is pl d to announce the appoint- iment of R. E. (Bob) Kellett te our stoff. Mr. Kellett brings to our Company \fifteen years experience in the Heat- ing ond Air Conditioning Industry and during this period was @ssociated |gian Bay, Haliburton: showers and turning cooler today. Sunday mainly sunny, and cool. Winds westerly 15) shifting to northerly 15 this | morning or early this after-| noon. j Algoma, Timagami, White| River, Cochrane, Western! James Bay: Variable cloudi-| jness with scattered showers, jand much cooler today. Sunday) }sunny and continuing cool.' with Engineering Industries Company Ltd. and Barlin-Scott peemeerurion Co. as Advertising Manager a \Technical Sales Representotive. In 1945 he was appointed Technical |Director of National Warm Air nerting land Air Conditioning Association o' Canada and most recently employed by |Beaver Air Conditioning Ltd. of | Toronto, | Mr. Kellett's background will greotly jassist our Company. to continue its programme of providing customers with s the finest oil burner equipment and modern techniques for year round home comfort. committee on anti-colonialism,; which is dominated by former colonial territories, denounced the self-determination vote. But Britain is going ahead with it and on Thursday rejected a Spanish offer of new talks, say- ing the proposal "cannot even be considered before Sunday's| referendum." | Gohn. Ovens. 0. D. OPTOMETRIST PHONE 723-4811 8 BOND ST. E., OSHAWA DURHAM COLLEGE OF APPLIED ARTS AND T ECHNOLOGY Announces THE 1967 - 1968 ADVANCED EVENING Registration oR. S. McLAUGHLIN PROGRAM FOR TECHNICAL CLASSES 'COLLEGIATE & VOCATIONAL INSTITUTE 570 Stevenson Road North -- Telephone: 728-907 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12 or WEDNESDAY, 10 p.m. to 9:00 SEPTEMBER 13 7:0 m. Classes will be held at McLoughlin C.V.I. on Monday ond Wednesday Evenings, starting September 18 These courses ore equivalent to the doy courses being offered at the Institutes of Technology and are recognized by the As- sociation of Certified Engineering Technicians and Technolo- gists PREREQUISITES FOR ADMISSION The requirement for admission to the Advanced Technical Evening Certificate Courses is the Secondary School Graduation Diploma (Grade 12 in Ontario) by the College. 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The above example is based on the average cost to Ontario municipal residential customers of 1.13¢ per kilowatt-hour. So Y Lad : 4 "Cy 284 SIMCOE STREET SOUTH TO COMBAT Civil. lvl. . QUEBEC (CP) expressed a desire |] see the creation of body to combat discr in Canada, the Cana Association is expectec pronounce itself on boxes in court, hate | electronic eavesdrop water pollution. R. St. J. Macdonale the faculty of law at versity of Toront Helium ( Surveyor PASADENA, Calif. Space scientists tod doned hope of guiding V to a soft landing on as they weighed the merits of trying a hai or diverting the spa orbit the earth. Spokesmen at the J sion Laboratory said ure to stop a helium through a faulty v ruled out the possibili ing the planned soft lz The leak was expect automatically when p the helium tank dri said, allowing the bra ets to be used to extent. Scientists now wer ing the chances of th spacecraft surviving t of a "hard" landing. If they decided thi: risky, he added, Su might be put into ort the earth. The valve - leak Friday night immediz @accessful completion course manoeuvre three of the spacecra! fuel engines were usec Scientists reached 1 100,000 miles into remote control ear! trying to plug the leal "If the leak doesn't craft can't soft lant CUS Reti Urges Lil LONDON, Ont. (CP) las Ward, 29, of Tore told delegates of the Union of Students th go back to their cam] national liberation fro: "T sincerely hope y @ personal, social ani liberation. movement,' going CUS president s close of the week-lons here. Mr. Ward, a divini at the University of said it would be di English-speaking Ca accept student syndic: He said syndica introduced to Canada Maurice Sauve, curr ter of rural deveolp forestry, when he was of the National Fed the Canadian Union of It now is the maj the Quebec student un Student leaders s pushing with full force sure all workers ai ized," he said. 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