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Barrie Examiner, 27 Jul 1964, p. 13

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UK POSTllL WORKERS SORT MAIL Part oi moot London poa tsl workers start tremendous task oi sorting so llmiitiont letter backlog at the Mount Pleasant post otiice described as the largest sorting cities in the world An ilday strike which ended Friday brought eiiorts to clear the lamest Elleup oi mail in Britains istory AP Wirephoto via cable irom London Foreign Ministers Sanctions Over Cuba WASHINGTON AP For eign ministers oi the American republics signed Sunday the ii aal act oi their slxday meeting here callin tor the strongest punitive measures against Com munltt Cuba ever approved against sister nation at an inter American conference Now the questions are whether the mandatory dual sanctions calling tor break in diplomatic relations with Cuba Policeman Injured in Battle Following Detroit Holdup DETROIT AP Police Sunday captured man idcotl lied as one oi two who robbed two stores and then as they fled wounded an oiilcer in gun battle and later held to per sons hostage tor iiva hours Police held Carl Emmett Prichard 32 oi suburban Dear born and continued the search for Raymond Lawrence Wyn gaard2ti oi Dctrplti oiticcrs iald Priehard gave up with out resistance when three ciiicers iound him at his mothers home in Dcarborn Police went to the home aiter Rev William Kahienberg told them Prlchard iorced him at gunpoint to drive around Dear rn ior 20 minutes and thento let him near the home Wyngaard and Prichard were in line tor arraignment on armed robbery charges when they slipped out oi court building Friday Alter gun shop and super market were robbed Saturday and cessation oi trade and shipping to Cuba will be hon ored and it so how eiieriive will they be At the lost however it seems the action will have pro nounced impact on Fidel Castros govemment Four countries Mexico Chile Bolivia and Uruguay voted against the measures con demning the troubled Castro two policemen halted car car rylog two men and girl Patrolman Kenneth Gardiner at was wounded in the leit iorearm gunshot He said he and his partner exchanged shots with the two man who tied the girl Shaaron Neilson at at Detroit identiiied tha men as Wyogaard and Prichard po llcc said Two armed men identitied as Prichard and Wyngaard later held lo person hostage in the basement oia suburban oiiice building or about live hours One hostage was clogged with gun butt police said The two iorced two hostages to exchange clothes with them and then led in car belongs ing to hostage oiticers added Otiicers said the two men alter leaving their to hostages used several cars in their flight iorcing the owners to drive ior themi regime and calling tor tha in position at sanctions Mexico the roost voctierous oi thaopponentl inaugurates new president Dec and prob ably will not do anything about halting its diplomatic relations with Cuba until alter that There is strong ieeling in that country however ior honoring international obligations and as country where exports to tbs United States are important it may iind it advantageous to do all it can without delay to carry out the provisions against trade with Cuba Curiously Mexico has been the Latin American country perhaps proiittng most irom the situation in Cuba its US sugar sales have been increased enon mously since the United states quit buying Cuban sugar And ithas reaped golden harvest oi tourist dollars an over whelming percentage at which comes irom US citizens many oi whom probably would have gone to Cuba ii times had been normal Chile which opposed cane tions because oi its traditional policy oi nonvintervenlion and because at political ferment there due to presidential elec tion campaign might surprise the world and implement this sanctions even heiore the tions next Scull it is one oi the mostdemuerntic nations in Latin America with deeply rooted tradition tor carrying out international obligationsi Bolivia said it would honor the majority decision and Uru guay has strong respect inr in ternational pacts and is as pected to observe this one Will the sanctions be eitec tivai Mexico Chlle and Argen tina seemed inclined to question this attbe coolerence but the maiority obviously ieels lstrooiiiy otherwise Actually Latin American na tions do little trading with Cuba but ex eris at the conierence said tat in addition to the psychological impact the com mercial ban would help stop the clandestine low to Cuba at urgently needed machinery equipment and spare parts made in the United States Dtii ciais here suspect the Vunt oi suchgoods transg shipped through Latin America while not extensive has been impor ant to Cubas economy in addition to the direct and indirect trade between Latin American countries and Cuba here are ships registered in Latin American countries hut owned outside these countries which have been used inLhe Cuban trade irom Europe and elsewhere Presumably giro tion at sanctions would ppls use oi such ioreigntlag vessels Dismiss Charges InStoelrlrautl vyvwwrr srrwzr Nevvporti Festival Sets New Record NEWPORT Kl AP midi sailor Md at some at Newports Preebody Park brought the second In mall MPGIHVII to record ngcllmaxSum To si attendance localm events as immisc Newport Jars Festival earlier this month Putin eittclals WHEN plasma at the artistic success oi the icurday siisir which broom parlorems and taps here irom all parts oi the us and Canada one board oi directors said Wa know getting big well elicit havatoiindwlyloiapiitting ltup lesttvsls are getting harder and harder to said Police Oriel Raci ice He suggested shilt might be to in MM oi the totaloi layoutiu anew Saturday during the third day at ieetlval activities were ar raigned in court hare Sundiy bringing the totalrior the ice ilan to IlD Most oi the cases involved possession or transportation ot alcoholic bawrages byminors public drinking and disorderly conduct All avallsbie police were nimmoned to duty Saturdny night when umber oi satir magsware broken up betors they got out oi hand Soviet Steps Up Plans For Laotian Conference LONDON iAPt iheSovlet Union stepped up Sunday its pressurs tor new lntcmational coolersnca on Laos threatening to absodonits special responsi billties ior ace in that coun try nniess West responds to its proposalsi Soviet rspresantatlves Joined with the British in serving as mhairmeo oi the tens Geneva oonicreoca on Laos which re sulted in an international dec laration aimed at guaranteeing the Southeast Asian nations neutrality Canada was cooler ence member Sines then the Soviet and Brit ish ioroign oiilces have served as major channel at East West negotiation on Laos Moscow Radio in an English lacgusge nruadcsst und ay beamed to Southeast Asia and monitored here broadcast govemmeot statement condemn log Western reiusal to agree to new coolerenca on Laos The statement accused the Western powers at crude and systematic undermining at tho Geneva agreement anrl said that in this situation the role oi co chairman with its continuing duties no longer has any value UK PQctrliament Honors Churchill DONDON Reuters Mem bers of Britains main political parties will pay tributa Tuesday to warriorstatesman Sir win ston Ciutrcbill who has had parliamentary career tor it years But the veteran politician so in November is unlikely to be present to bear the tributes watliniormcd sources said The tributa will take the ionn oi Hausa oi Commons mo tion acknowledging Parliaments great debt to Churchill tor the illustrious service at the Second World War prime minister it will be moved by Prime Minister Douglas Home sec ended by Labor Opposition Leader Harold Wilson and sup ported by Jo Grimond chiet oi the Liberal arty delega on will call on Churchliivlster at his london house to present him with an extract in suitable iorm irom the oiticlal journals oi the House at Conunona Parliament has not singled out politician ior an honor oi this kind since the last century when it paid similar tribute to the Duke at Wellington whose army deicaled Napoleon at the Battle oi Waterloo WORLD NEWS IN BRIEF PLAN MOVE PORT ARTHUR lCPlHEad oiitce oi the Dairy Farmers at Canada will be moved to Ctr tawa irom Toronto as soon as lans can be made the organ tionss board at directors de cided at weekend meeting The directors said statement reemphasiring the Dairy Farm era of Canada policy in regard to cheese and skim milk pow der will be presented soon to the iederal government WINS BEAUTY mu TORONTO CF Marlene Uncoln slender leyaamld brunette who was runner last year was named Miss Tor onto me at the Metropolitan Toronto police games Saturday Miss Lincoln billing clerk topped laid at Tso iinalists She is iivseieet tiva inches tall weighs its potde and measures Miamos TRAIN DELAYED KliiGStON OP passenf gar tnin travelling irom Tor onto to Montreal was delayed aboutao mimstea Sunday night when one oi itsdiesel engines jumped the track asths train was putting into the Kingston station No one was lniured in the accident involving the CNS CPR pool train MAYOBBIIJCK UllAWA CHA car driven by Mayor Charlotte Whittoo went oil the road in heavy rainstorm Sunday and got stuck nanrrsoan Conn sei 115 distrtfl Judge Emmi Ciarie orderadalicharges dib missed Saturday against three men accused oi stock iraud in hugstewioundland iron log ration ihsfirdge saidtha three were denied their constitutional idghts when the governmenthept iederalJrand juryi cement againstthemsecret is oi dwrgaare Robert nonunion ca mom and ltoct hava Ilia Harris Examiner daily inc in the salt muddy shoulder Two men pushed the car back onto the road The mishap oc curred on the Perkins Lake Road about 15 miles east oi here on the Quebec side of the Ottawa River COMPLETE TRIP HELSINKI APtTwn Finns arrived in Helsinki Sunday alter asday trip across the Atlantic in their tithioot yacht Lauri Pole ion and lleinn vaelimaa arrived in Finland alter ioumey irom the Virgin islands eastv oi Puerto Rico on the edge oitha Caribbean Seas LO Janus Items acts was lttiill cs Itilr citations Ill Jii liitllti ll ange oymcraww wwmmmmanv Wm WWW Move it Youiscli on No You lValuc my precious china ware lamps pictures all our iurnitura and belongings Dont you dare take the chance of doingityourseli and breaking any of my treastued possessions There is more to moving than mo tion Call Cooke Cartage and let them handle our movei Yes we at Cooke Cartage are like yourself we know the value and importanceoi these precious piecesoi per sonal property We are family men just like youand we guarantcethat we will treat your possessions as it they were our own if you have never moved with Cooke in the past pec haps you dont know the precautions we take to protect your valuables Your highly polished furniture audioter cate appliances are neatly wrapped to avoid scratches or dental When everythingis packed carefully in the big Cookevan the house you have just vacated twill bailelt in neat and orderly fashion and when we arrive etyour new destination everything will be neatly unpacked =and placed where you wish It yourarplanning niove call ins now Let Cooke Cottage handle your move and YE JMQNEinn thsiongfruni nit

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