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Oshawa Times (1958-), 11 Dec 1967, p. 10

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FARI 12. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Mondey, December 11, 1967 THERMONUCLEAR BLAST STUDIED Report Said | West Germany Backs Britain Clarem FARMINGTON, N.M. (AP) -- | Scientists sought today to deter- jmine whether the first U.S. in- |dustrial nuclear explosion will render new wealth from the bowels of the earth. A thermonuclear device was jexploded 4,240 feet below the learth's crust Sunday. Prelimi- gas can be recovered, spokes- men said. Dr. Robert H. Thalgott, Gas- buggy deputy project manager for the Atomic Energy Commis- sion, told reporters at a briefing after the blast that no radioac- tivity had escaped from the ground and none was expected to. New Wealth Sought In Earth's Bowels 35-storey building had 'been created 3,500 feet below ground zero. The AEC said drilling into the chamber begins today, although no substantial evidence on whether the nuclear stimulation concept really worked is expect- ed for several weeks or months. Scientists estimate the natural Unworkable major recommendations of the report of the royal commission on bilingualism and bicultural- servants think major sugges- tions for a bilingual civil serv- ice, court hearings in French and further extension of educa- tion in the French language are impractical though desirable. m are unworkable. The newspaper says the civil tons of TNT, was detonated in r the Picture Cliffs formation of F the gas-bearing San Juan Basin. F rench-speaking lawyer, Party, American representative. was Britain into the European Com- mon Market against the opposi- tion of French President de Gaulle. Prime Minister Wilson and Foreign Secretary George Brown also rallied the support of fellow socialists of 14 other countries for British entry into' the six-nation trading bloc. The leaders of socialist par- In Make-Or-Break Attempt hours. bership. The upshot of the crucial Brown-Brant exchanges, quali- fied insiders reported, was that the British are satisfied West Germany will back them to the hilt when Common Market lead- ers meet in Brussels Dec. 18-19, That meeting is due to decide whether to begin negotiations on Britain's application for mem- rench-speaking judge and rehch-speaking witnesses REAI MONT PARKLER! --¥ me today Rangoon jail on|days. They gave no reason for! Mexico hills. HERE, HAVE MY S$ i ; jservation sight five miles from (CP)--Two Ca-ceived a telegram from them/the detonation point, felt the rers were enjinforming him they expected to/shanp shock wave which thun- after spending|be delayed in London for a few dered under the northwest New predominantly English-speaking town or city. : Edwin Hanneford, REAL ESTATE BOARD Wins | By FORD LIND: LONDON (AP) -- British| On the sidelines of the talks, TORONTO (CP) -- The Star|ieaders won West German back-| however, Brown and Vice-Chan- Oshawa Times § said Saturday pried s Pires ing Saturday night for a make-| .ejo, Willy Brandt of West Ger- Richard Colwell, RE civil servants believe Yior-break attempt to negotiate taky sedated "We Mes we ee variety, was the winr Ontario County 500 B tato Club this year. mated yield in bushels was 501 and his total yield and quality was Walter Kerry, RR Perry, was in second | a total score of 104 bushels per acre. He Chippwa variety. Che Zephyr, was third: wi score of 99 and 475 b inary indications were that thé| Dr. Harry Reynolds, a scientif-/gas reserves of the United] Premier Robarts has not yetities of 15 countries met in a lexplosion, called Projectiic adviser for Gasbuggy, said|States could be doubled if nu- ted on the report, re-|one-day conference at Wilson's acre with the Kennebe Gasbuggy, had done its job by/there was reason to believe thaticlear blasts are found to be al/leased Wednesday. official country residence for a A E JOHNSON 0 D Eighteen growers to jcreating a huge subterranean/an underground chamber of 160/feasible way to free gas from| 'The paper says civil servants| survey of the world affairs that se ie 9 See this high yield compe! chamber from which naturaljfeet in diameter and as tall as aj underground rock formations. |paye discovered there are few|also ranged over the Vietnam OPTOMETRIST average yield was 328 Se ---- The nuclear device, which had lawyers in Ontario capable of|war and the Middle East situa- . The competition clo: m an explosive punch estimated as} conducting a case in French. tion. T. C. Douglas, leader of 14Y2 King St. East banquet in the Zep! equivalent to 20,000 to 30,000 They are asking how a Canada's New Democratic 723 2721 munity Hall with Ric wo ana 1ans e ease 7 the only North % well as master of ce Lloyd Mainprize, pot: sion specialist, gave a ing talk on the potato Att B il T Windows rattled in Farming-|could be found if a French- i : » ov iles h .N ° j with rticular refere er Burma Jail Term eect. tee tar cde emma OSHAWA & DISTRICT m,production and sol the provincial soil anc provement association bert Hockley, preside: Ontario County Soil Improvement Associa' Prime' Minister Pearson tennial youth festival o smuggled|the delay. seems to be threatening Op- Parliament Hill % rma | An external affairs spokes-- COMMUNICATIONS OUT E Cl Di gratulated the grower position Leader Stanfield Friday in front of Mr : e ber man in eS ee yey d the! Telephone service at the site X= own, 1es LEADING success. Ches Oldham with a sparkler during a cen- y (CE TEPROIO? -- ome 53, said/sentences on charges of smug-|was interrupted when equip- LL tee the donors of prizes < 7 iia cases Rear ees ived a tele-/gling of watches in effect were) ment was shaken out of place. nike aaate Beep Sie Hendy thanked the |: . org s son Bernard say-|suspended when the pair was/ AEC spokesman said the ground] who played the role of the clown| catered. ] ; companion, Guy)turned over. to the British au-/at the observation site heaved|in the noted Hanneford family| oddone Lynn Fair, agricul aces 1g TO ems i been delayed in thorities. : one-third of an inch, while the/pareback horse-riding acts, died| resentative, announce¢ I few days. * | A charge of carrying an offen-|shock was described as far Saturday. He was in his 70s. winners. 2-yea eduled to arrive in Montreal/scout knife when arrested. As Three a Day Meet Opens Sunday afternoon after being} Conviction for the smuggling | detonation point. turned over to British authori-jof watches in Burma--where ties Friday night on the under-|they are scarce and can be sold| standing they would leavejat many times their value--is| offence, | cent, Martin, who heads the Canadi ported. 15 per By HAROLD MORRISON 1 redeployment i Pineault, 22, and his|sive weapon was dropped. They more severe at Gasbuggy con- -old companion had been|were in possession of a boy trol complex 244 miles from the "We were rising in the air," one scientist at the complex re- Joint sponsors who have been The family came from Ireland to the U.S. in 1915 and appeared with many circuses. Poodles Hanneford also was) in several silent movies, the| Broadway show Jumbo and on) FOR NOVEMBER THREE 4-H Ho Club Achievement Da held in Ontario Count ing weeks. In each ca: gram will commenct p.m. The dates and pl: West delegation to the ministerial p,,, as § s possible considered a_ serious * piaaA ' BRUSSELS : xP) on The) nar proposes to outline talks, has: emphasized that Can ied cae wan oan homealtne vores edi said. | working four years on the $4,-|television's Ed Sullivan Show/ Ontario Centre -- D North Atlantic a hke'y/ some of its intended cuts and it/ada stands by its NATO com- are in suburban Montreal! While in jail, the travellers| 700,000 Gasbuggy Project in-|and Hollywood Palace. | Uxbridge United Ch 'tS is understood Canada also has'mitments. However, one source North, had another 3% months/had been visited by the British| clude the AEC, El Paso Natural] ye was born in circus grounds| tario South -- Ja some 'pruning' proposalsisaid Canada is considering 'ty serve in jail when they werejhigh commissioner to Burma| Gas Co. and the U.S. bureau of/in England and was nicknamed| Brougham Community h may be discussed with al-/some savings on its air division -pjeased through the interven-|who informed the Canadian ssov-/™Nnes. Poodles by an aunt who, seeing Ontario North -- J: iance colleagues before they of six squadrons through natu- tion of British and Canadian au-|ernment that both were seri-| It is the first time that private|him three days after his birth, | Brock District High Sc are announced in Parliament. ral attrition of the Starfighter thorities ously ill. jindustry and the government|said he looked like a fat poodle. | nington. Gen. Lyman L. Lemnitzer, su-| Planes. The pair had not been permit-| John Hadwen, Canadian high| have joined in conducting an ex- The club project thi reme commander of NATO, In addition to the nuclear- ted to communicate with anyone|commissioner to Malaysia who) periment with a thermonuclear|=~ 4 "Sleeping Garments." forces, is reported to feel this strike air division, Canada/following the arrest while it is accredited as png Le pgp anewers 40 be aout Piloting or learned about suital : i. ' ; ROK. oe) intains an army brigade in POSSession of a number of|Burma, was in Rangoon most of) Among answers to be soug' ' and fabrics as well 1 ji-'desire to reduce forces, while Main 3 5 watches when they entered|the last two weeks trying to get|is whether the gas will flow into Celestial techniques required f e for A|the Soviet Union maintains its Germany and has two mobile purma during a round-the-world] the pair out of their jam. |the chamber via fractures sleeping garments. -- co-ordinated peace approach to/own strength and increases its|battalions at home especially trip. It was only recently that} A spokesman said both youths|caused by the explosion so it Navigation made either pyjamas the Soviet Union may fail. naval power in the Mediterra-|earmarked for swift use by their whereabouts becam ejhad suffered from dysentery dut|can be recovered by sinking a gown which will be And in the midst of those/nean, could spread like a dis-| ano "| known, received treatment and were re-| well. Write to ~ during the program. differences and desires for inde-|ease through the 14-country de-|~ "The British embassy was|ported in 'good spirits" when! Another question is whether) The University of Tennessee LLOYD Ss. LAFOY skits and demonstratic pendent approaches, informants/fence shield. Martin may disclose to his/given 24 hours to get them out/released from Burmese custody.|nuclear-estimulated gas will be| CORRESPONDENCE presented as well as disclosed that a number of} The problem, as some mili-/NATO colleagues the rate atlof the country," Mr. Pineault} Mr. Pineault, expressing re-|too radioactive for commercial] pyision of UNIVERSITY EXTENSION W. L. DOUGAN REALTOR deserving members. countries intend to trim or rede-|tary experts see it, is that many| which the Canadian government|said, adding that the external/lief at the news of the pair's re-| use. Knoxville, Tennessee 37916 | ploy some of their NATO man-/of the NATO countries have not| will allow the air division to run|affairs department told:him thellease, said 'for a time I was} c : wel THE FARMS THA power to reduce the burden'of'/met their force goals. and that|down. The concern among some|pair probably would be flown|frantic with worry in case the| U.S. NATIVE Witte | LIST PHOTO M.L.S. baa OSHAWA $10,000 or more seen defence costs. the trimming may turn out to|of Canada's NATO partners is|home by way of London. boys might do something impet-| jthough she has a British ac- the best chance of s1 The United States and Britain)be wider on the field than it|that Canada may be thinking of DELAYED IN LONDON uous in their impatience atl cent Jill Townsend was born in|STRe®T & DISTRICT REAL ESTATE BOARD Ontario census fig already have signified they in-/may appear on paper. reducing its nuclear role in Eu-| He said they were to reach|being kept under lock and key|tos Angeles, but brought up in|ciry tend to reduce their European External! Affairs Minister\ rope Montreal Sunday but that he re-|for so long." London. ie ) : | | eat OPEN DAILY 7 to 6 P.M. FRI. Tl. 9 P.M. Seis is. Uae MILLWORK & BUILDING Supplies 1279 SIMCOE ST. 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