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2 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdey, Mevember 9, 1967 A GLANCE AROUND THE GLOBE Three Men Named To Probe Pollution In Townships TORONTO (CP) A three man commission will investid gate charges of air, soil and RANGOON. Bu water pollution in three town-'Fourteen stude ships, Minister of Health Dr. tenced Wednesday Matthew B. Dymond for dem 4p) -- riod starting in January tudents study for fou plan to relate educa Said in prison ¥ ion and experience Wednesday without permission f Under Dr. G. Edward Hall, the US. E ssy. The students . recently retired president andiwaved posters and shouted slo- Sentencing former dean of medicine of the cans outside the embassy Tues-- poRONTO (CP) -- University of Western Ontario. dav condemning President the three-man board will study Johnson and the conditions in Dunn, Moulton and North Vietnam Sherbrooke townships in Haid ' ' Canadian Partnership mand County -- ot ped doe 'emedt. MONTREAL (CP) -- A lead. placed under the jurisdiction o ately and the department. ofing Montrea! businessman sentencing boards. health will also conduct air pel. Wednesday urged Quebecers to bombing 0 lution studies in the air commit themselves to a part- ident of the Canadian Society of non-denominational 4 t 1 Wreath-placing -- s\mostly sunny and continuing i 50 He said that' if pollutants "ership in Canada so that the Abolition of the 'Death Penalty|s ervice. Governor-General minutes of silence in Halifax will also be held in Alberta and|mild. Winds westerly 15 to 25|Windsor u ts 140 Elgin Eost -- 728-018) harmful to humans are diseoy. province can reap the benefits said h a panel should be|Michener will take the salute where more than 400 members Prince Edward Island. New-'today, light tonight and Friday.|St. Thomas 28 9 ered. immediate action will be of its resources made up of criminologists, Jaw-'during the march-past on Par- of the Legion, other eee aes mourns her war dead Wasters Cake Ontatio Hali-| London ' 28 , se Py cu R. EJ. Lavton. president of vers. psychologists and persons liament Hiil organizations and the armed! July 1. ea A cog so tig |Kilchener 8 50 ---- The other commissioners are the T. Pringle and Son I.td.. told {rom other professions Saturday is a normal day off forces wil! parade to the ceno- " with gl dsigagl ie aheware nd Mou.t Forest .. 2 48 a ter Boner ccrtgy ibe red members of a service club her I f winnt for. ~-- ar bye some,|taph Fa |snowflurries 'he an ahnlne en oo : HEAT WITH OIL ; # +h Se eS + drennine nior including most federal Civil ser- e . 'Hamilton ' poco Fel yy ga : ¢ LA PAZ (AP) 4 milit vants, will observe Monday, WILL TAKE SALUTE. Indian Sunny intervals and gla ned St. Catharines . 4 a IXON'S h neil, i Brar \ PAZ ( ce litary The ceremony will include a this afternoon. Friday mainly |roronto RR 22 48 D. farmer Alex McKinney Status Of Women TORONTO (CP)--The Provin- t prosecutor said Wednesday tha in Regis Debray, French Marxis - on trial for guerrilla activities cial Council of Women endorsed 40: e minds of all inves- author a motion at its annual meeting 'ors we in Quebec mean that Ernesto (Che) Wednesday asking the Ontario bus Pe was leading the rebels in Bo a Debray, 27 arges of murder, re nd subversion. government to set up a provin cia] commission to inquire into the status of women The motion, presented by Erma Stanton of Windsor, fol- lowed a request for suggestion Wednesday when a Malaysiar for a brief to be presented to Air Force helicopter crashed by Bolivian troops in October. the royal commission on the gna py r tal ff status of women ona medical supply mission io © Murder-Suicide Elect Senate Leader "™™* *°°"#"* . A ROME (AP) -- Senator E Student Pickets wiaineadac unex ahooti Zelioli Lanzini, 68. a Christ pendey ier SHOGHRE WATERLOO, Ont. (CP) -- A death his former wife, the moth rat, was elect chair- . : p af os the S sevingy se student group pickeging repre- er of their 14 children. Wednesday. The post puts him Sentatives of Canadian .compa- Ser next in line after the president/M/es who manufacture weapons slaying of, Italy: He polled 145 votes for the U.S. were picketed) 4 medical examiner against 86 for Simone Gatto, a 'e™s Wednesday at the that Joel V. Turnbow 45, kille Sicilian Socialist University of Waterloo 'Copter Crash A LUMPUR (AP ment on LAL. Nine persons were ki Muslim Leader Jailed fo" * Democratic University pistol, then fatally READING, England -- (Reu- ters) -- British Black. Muslim! i inter. leader Michael X was convicted wi bine dad DRC HOHDE ho tert hospital Thursday of stirring up race a4 ve ber E ac ligated hatred and sentenced to 12 e + Member Engineer- 4 months in prison. The jury of 10/ing Society launched a counter- Field Marshal Ill men and two women found the demonstration to show company trial representatives who were head t ' j } students are not in-!o¢ Tunis. guilty of violating the Race Re- versity a former governor white speech in Maidstone July|tions. ing from a mild heart attack. m4. Representatives of some com- ¥ day night that her husband, 75,| is not confined to bed. But his HERE doctor has advised him to rest. an Alexander was supreme com- mander of Allied forces in the RECOGNITION SCHOOL WORK Mediterranean theatre during Official recognition for the The Clarke Township Publicjthe Second World War. he was art gallery of Oshawa was giv-/School Board has received the Canada's governor-general from en at the city council meeting!approval of the Ontario Munici-|1946 to 1952. a Monday. A motion moved oy|pal Board for the construction, His home {fs st Winkfields Ald. Bruce Mackey and pangs ba equipping of Kirby Centen- near Windsor. ed by Con. Ralph Jones wasjnial School and an addition to adopted unanimously. It read:|Kendal Central School. The Vultures Retum 'The council publicly recognize|board will also seek estimates yq7AMI, Fla. (AP) -- Miami's the art gallery of Oshawa andjof the cost of alterations and yyjtures are back in town, once more forsaking the wilderness of the Everglades for gracious further that the council give additions to the Orono School to the art gallery moral sup- z z port and encouragement and MUSEUM that the council assist the art) The Bowmanville urban living Museum,| Again Poe Rae ever possible attracted 1,915 visitors during PLEBISCITE the past summer. This was the Bowmanville town council. atilargest attendance since it {ts meeting this week, decided! gneneq in 1961 to hold a plebiscite at the Dec P penis that 4 municipal election regarding SANTA CLAUS house, preserve The city-slicker the Dade County the town assuming the responsi-| pjans are well advanced for tions and the noise that goes bility for the administration of|the holding of the annual Santa with urban apartments, would the town's water and sewer'cjaus parade, Nov. 25, at Bow- make a good homestead service manville es Retort RESIGNATION MEET CANDIDATES The Newcastle School Board The Bowmanville Chamber of has accepted the resignation of Commerce will sponsor a "Meet John Rickard who has servedithe Candidates Night", Nov. 28, as 2 board member for 12 years'at the town hall to hear the and 11 years as chairman. candidates for municipal office * EUROPE BOOK NOW AIRLINE AND STEAMSHIP SPACE IS STILL AVAILABLE about our ¢ Eur t of trovel Meadows Travel Service 723-9441 25 King St. E. 723-7001 THIS YEAR WHILE GOOD tom pean Tour Pac s. 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Lawyer Arthur Maloney, pres-|National War Memorial and a was the first informant to give federal ties solid information tered banks, railways and post and stores and businesses nor- Guevara offices, will also get a holiday mally open will be closed. - fae of homes on Indian reserves North B was announced Wednesday by - is ay, vrata wma: Stanfield Gives Priority Several persons witnessed the ee in the economy, he said in his his former wife, Marie, 42, with About 20 members of Students three shots from a a day's election in Committee picketed the indus-|himself with a single shot in the Both were dead on arrival at Unity, Mr. Stanfield said he was 'Y, WINDSOR, England (CP) -- cess of unifying Canada." 34-year-old bearded West Indian Tepresentatives that most uni- rie]q Marshal Earl Alexander r ; volved 4 seo equa haa -\dians will soon turn to "'the lations Act by making an anti-|\VOlved in anti-war demonstra-'jeneral of Canada, is recover-'work that our history prepared Lady Alexander said Wednes-'a free and full society which [Prince Philip To Lay Wreath At Cenotaph By THE CANADIAN PRESS jor pay for working. There will |. Prince Philip will join thou: be no home delivery of mailjbefore 1 p.m. in |those who lost their lives at war) Monday. when he places a wreath Satur- In New Brunswick, provincial|not a statutory holiday. ay at the cenotraph in front of government employees who nor- {Toronto's old city hall r salute during a 35-minute Re-|provinces will work as usual. membrance Day observance to In Montreal, stores will openjpffices, be attended by Lt-Gov. Earl both Saturday and Monday, but/Sstores will close. Rowe of Ontario, federal andimost offices normally closed| provincial government factories and Prison sentatives, veterans and mem- day. : a : . Royal Canadian Legion mem-|cénotaph service in Vancouver.|air should return to the area early afternoon followed by a ers meeting here were to The ceremony is one of hun- bers will parade to the cenotaph| About 1,000 persons will parade/Friday. : Wednesday that the sentencing feds ceremonies at thejat Quebec City. Stores, offices and industrie: pate in A gun will be fired from Cita-| will be closed. church del Hill to mark the start.of two! ceremonie Sow 19 as lidav Maka dea seni march-past with Lt.-Gov. a. P ' NO MAIL SATURDAY 'MacKeen of Nova Scotia taking Employees in industries under the salute. The day will be ob- jurisdiction and char-served as a stautory holiday Housing the Indian affairs department. build houses. They can get addi To Inflation And Unity Inflation will improve the quality 'of our loan is backed by band funds. OTTAWA (CP) -- urgent questionsfacing-our example to the world." The text of Mr. Stanfield's ad-\pands with limited funds. Th a national television broadcast. To answer inflation, the gov- ernment must exercise self-re- straint and provide leadership in advance. FIRST POWER STATION council. No entertainnient May begin P ; ( Manitoba a jsands of Canadians in honoring|Saturday, but normal delivery!where Saturday is "being ob- issued at 5:30 a.m. EST: served as a "non-working day," be Services and businesses clas- air will keep southern Ontario) mally have Saturday off wi sified as essential under the Re-|mild today with afternoon read- ~. wee = ss dur- The prince, on a four-day visit given a holiday Monday, but|membrance Day Act, such as\ings near the 50 mark. Temper-\*ith ee cola' to Canada, will take the royal/most civil servants in other\festaurants and public transpor-jatures wil] drop to near freezing thi " Aeioon Winds northwest tion systems, will operate. but|tonight as the winds decrease gh 95 decreasing {0 light to- retailjand skies clear. Prospects are! ight and becoming southerly 15 In British Columbia, Lt.-Gov.|Friday. A minor cold outbreak a, and Montreal region: repre- Saturday will also close Mon-|George Pearkes will take thelwill give Northern Ontario}, oudy today with some snow-! salute following a parade andjsome flurries today but milder); ie. jater this morning and y that | being held in villages, in Montreal's Dominion Square|to the cenotaph in front of the| Lake St of criminals should be taken out towns and cities across Canada.j/for a wreath-placing ceremony legislative buildings in Victoriaj|Lake Huron, southern Georgian sunny and little cooler of the hands of the courts and In Ottawa, 500 military per- and Lt.-Gov. Hugues Lapointe|where Rear Admiral John A. Bay, western Lake Ontario re-jicht except southerly 15 gusty] * oo) oa work guoronteed f sonnel an" veterans will partici-\will attend a similar ceremony|Charles will take the salute. gions, Windsor, London, Hamil-|;his afternoon. OTTAWA (CP) -- A new loan program to improve the quality Indians now may get a $7,000 rant from the department to the day. Mild today, turning|Moosonee .... tional money through the band --____ des ol or borrow from Central Mort- gage and Housing Corp. if the ; ; The new loan program will) FORT eine Bb oni vs ------ unity are the two life at home and the quality of make CMHC acne Haale to! < driver took his own li s ' 2 to'Canada, Opposition Leader Rob- - ert Stanfield said Wednesday in Indians who are members . of dress was released to the press loans will be backed by the de-| partment. In cases of default, ~ --_---- the property goes to the band Crown Won't Reply To Charge ST. THOMAS (CP) -- Crown | WEATHER FORECAST Mostly Sunny Skies, Attorney Peter J. Gloin said Warmer Temperatures "s:$ "hia of Trade. ORONTO (CP) -- Forecasts|northwesterly 15 10 25 Mr. Gloin was replying to. TORONT! ) light tonight and gl hay letter sent ot " --" to At- : en oe .| Cochrane, western James Bay |iorney-General Arthur Wishart Synopsis: The brisk westerly lregions: Cloudy and windy with requesting a review to see if the | today, te. soutawenients Sow i Warm) attered snowflurries today.|c.own attorney and Magistrate Friday SUNNY) preq R, Barnum are properly | providing justice to the commu- {nity and the accused. Clear tonight. tify and Protect With good for mild weather again menetY Oe © SIDING ¢ . . » by Keiser! @ No main- few scattered showers and turn- Lake Erie. ing milder. Friday mainly Winds | Clair, e@ Fxtra insulation @ Free Estimotes, CARL GALBRAITH Siton, Toronto: Variable cloudi- i r ¥ y pratures 'ness and warmer today. Friday Forecast Temperatu Low tonight, High Friday sunny and mild. Winds south-|jciarhorough .... 25 45 ia @ OIL westerly 15 to 25 today, light to Kingston « 45 313 ALBERT ST, night and Friday. 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See the-spectacular film--"A Place to Stand"--direct from the Ontario Pavilion at Expo, Nou Oto Cometothe Royal Winter Fairand see. A DEBATE BEGINS ' Conscie1 On Deat By ALEXANDER FARELL OTTAWA (CP) -- The Com- mons becomes the scene today of another attempt to move to- wards the end of capital punish- ment in Canada. Debate is scheduled to begin on a government bill that would abolish the death penalty for a five-year trial period, except for murderers of policemen and prison guards. A controversial broadcasting bill was given second reading-- approval in principle--in the Commons Wednesday and on motion of its sponsor, State Sec- retary Judy LaMarsh, was promptly referred to the Com- mons broadcasting committee for study in detail. The bill to revise broadcasting regulations and set up a new re- gulatory body in place of the Board of Broadcast Governors got second reading without a formal vote after a Conserva- tive amendment was beaten 118 to 66. Thus ended five days of hot debate fuelled) by Miss La- Marsh's claim in a television in- terview Nov. 1 that the CBC suf- fers in many places from '"'rot- ten management." The opposi- tion: spent a good deal of time trying to get her to be more specific. Some. opposition mem- bers supported her general con- tention, others accused her of smearing the entire CBC admin- istration by implication. TO HAVE WIDER POWERS The new agency proposed in the bill, the Canadian Radio Commission, would have wider| powers than the BBG. | For one thing, it would be able to set different terms for' the operation of each radio" or TV station, including those of the CBC. ; The amendment, proposed by M. T. McCutcheon (PC--Lamb- ton-Kent), would have sent the bill to committee before second reading, virtually killing it. Only 65 Conservatives and Mau- rice Allard (Ind--Sherbrooke) voted for it. Repercussions were felt in the Commons from a demonstration Tuesday night outside the Soviet Embassy, where bottles, rocks and other objects were thrown furing a diplomatic reception marking the 50th anniversary of the Bolshevik Revolution. External Affairs Minister Martin said that Ottawa police| took inadequate steps to deal with the demonstration. He regrets this inadequacy, he said in reply to Terry Nugent (PC--Edmonton Strathcona), who described the demonstra- tion as "shameful lawlessness." Mr. Martin said he has direct- ed that steps be taken to com-| pensate the Soviet government, and repair damage. FAVORS PROPOSAL Prime Ministef Pearson told the Commons he will be glad to consider a proposal by T. C. Douglas, New Democrat leader, that a special committee study the laws regarding homosexuali-| ty. 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