Barrie Historical Newspaper Archive

Barrie Examiner, 4 Aug 1964, p. 1

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ominauo with Barriesodahcoecuiob 100th Yasr No1 NEGRO YOUTH who VIII stint In the neck or sbmrider during the unewed racist violence in Jersey City issi night lies on sidewalk as lbstilehelmcied police stand by to aid him The youth identified as Lords Mitchell was among group at groes gathered near hous in project who were hurting nbgects at the police it was not determined how the youth was shot At least one other Ne was shot and several po co and rioiera were inlur ed during the second ccnsecu tivo night oi rioting in the New Jersey city AP Wirephoto Jersey Race Riots Kill 2Ir1hjrirer JERSEY CITY NJ AP tlitendnrn bands of Negro Voutha heated lmm the riot 1orn streets at Jersey City early today alter second night oi radaLvioienca that tell two Ne emesshotandiaotherpereons inimd Police arrested boom Ne groes disorder induct Bringing to so the number or since bloody lighting broke out Sunday night More than me policemen who earlier had beeathe tsrgetsol gasoline bombs hricita and socks hurled by the youths patrolled auywldak area than oredomlnln egro so am section oi the city Windows in about score oi atom were meshed and some were looted in the latest outbreak In midnight press corner nice more than three hours alter the riot began Mayor mas Whaian said that in judgment the violence had passad its peak the said he was prepared to sit down with civil rights leaders anytime anywhere but that the tirst dplerwbiem was maintaining or He continued the entire one man police department on stand by alert but said help from the state would not be needed Wheian said the situation in this northern New Jersey city across the Hudson River irom New York was one cl hooli ganism versus law and order the city has 275000 residents 17 per cent Negroes JURY DUTY OUT ROB SAINT NICK INDIANAPOLIS MP Saute Claus isnt wig to have to serve on the erst grand jury this term Raymond Yatlig 57 was excrrsed ircm duty Mon day by Judge William Stecider lor occupational reasons Yetilg plays the role oi the lolly saint at the village at Santa Claus in southernf Indiana where Christmas exhibit maintains the hou day spiritior visitors the your armor Tliorihem Rhodesian Covii Outlaws Negro Lumps Sect LUSAKA tAP me North Orn Rhodesian government has temporbritv outlawed the is static Negro Dumps sect whose rampages in the jest 11 days have cost at least no lives in countrywide broadcast Monday night alter the Lumps massacre at 150 persons at Lun Piime Minister Kenneth ands threatened anyone at tsnding meetings at the cult with seven years in prison Kauads said he does not die pate the right at the inrmpaa to their religious balletsa hodge podge Airlean superstiti mgdsnisna and Cnurch oi theoioybut he insisted on the restoration oi order He LATE Man said hawouid tilt the ban in salute month it the carnage Some 2200 Negro troops tin der white oiiicers are combing the bush ior antistyled burn mhetcssyAlics Lenahina ioundedrthe sect it years ago claiming she had died and re turned from heaven She is wanted dead or alive Government oilictets believe the termr at lsindazi market centre 400 miles northeast ol tsu satta nsin retaliation iortha staying oi 75 Lemma at the seots bead usrters st stone Zion last ursday The him pas died ins mitian drarga with spursxend muzzle loaders against government riiiemen News Charged In on norm or Thomss Nakeii as been charged with murder Metropolitan Toronto police said oldnrrlalrried Tomato waitress was lcund ditch July in the staying at Joan Joiner today The body ol the byer nearby Vsughun dvbeeo dead about W1rm¢um firmr rfimw aeratesmwrmvrerVMv can ErrMayors Face Charges In NONG Case TDEONN CP tour lor mer mayors oi Ontario towns including Mr Justice tee Lea drsviiis oi the Ontario Supreme Court have been charged in connection with share transsc item with Northern Ontario Nat ural Gas Company Limited Mr Justice bandrsvliis mer mayor of Sudbury was to gypsu in court In Sudbury to An oiiicisl oi the attorney genersts department said the others will appear shorll They are Wanda Milior or mer mayor oi Grsvanhurst Gian Coatsr lormer mayor oi Bracebrldgo and Wilbur Ilirsmp iorrnar mayor oi orii The charges lot of the Criminal we claim that the armor municipal oili clats accepted shares lrom NONG ss considerstion for aid ing in procuring resolutions granting gas irsnehisss lor their municipsities to NONG Douglas Proposes Govt Compromise OiiAWA CF the Com mons deadlock over money bill epics its seventh day to day amid behindthem ei iorta to mangossneettcg srnong leadersu New stic leader Douglas warned Monday that iliibasters and irivoious waist ing ol time are steadily reduc ing public esteem tor Parlia ment tie diagnosed the stalemate as the indirect mun oi an Ohlli nsts ultibfireifiloosemative laud over as us an proposed this compromise tormua to deal with the ting Violence Mars UK Holiday HASTINGEtBeutersi Brit ains isst summer holiday wseioaad iedsd away Monday alter another outburst oi teem age violence centred in tilts holi day resort on the southeast coal ol England Alter two days at clashes be tween police and gangs oi rowdias pplics tineiiy retarded up one or the groups and mardredtham out oi town grumbattfmpt to said lurther chased my clad who mm the town May tins decided Meanwhile the road death toll log the August Bank Holiday rose to es tor the trim days oi the weekendan increase oi it over the that total last year CHAMPAGNOLE OP An oil rigdriiiing an escape sit to nine miners tralmd incl underground ior more than week biotic through to them to day slowly and carefully to keep the root at tha subterranean gallery irom caving in on the mm the drill nibbted its way down the last roam and Md pierced the rool ol the gallery stflrdg pm 1153 son EDT BULLETIN mongoose Francs Ariflu llrltlci alumin ns trapped since July in limestone mine bronsirt lately to th ens lace today the en insets said ave thin under ssalon Mods sun leattserl to run the Modsroout oi town wrrc an 34 Jr was sumv scino Ontario Tuesday Augtset me PREMIER Ben nett oi British Columbia cen tre was greeted by Premier SHOOTTOKILL US anfiquvrv WASHINGTON AP U5 oiiiciais described as deadly serious watched today to see whether the North Vietnamese Pi boat attack on an Americsn destroyer was an isolatedinci dent or part ol hassrdous new Conununist stretosy 113 experts said it was dliii cult tofathom now whether the niddanattack Sunday which teams ol the three Communist Pi boats burningqu an acct dent rnisiud meet or delib erate rovoc on But similar lied assaults are launched bolstered the neveiunitsintheguiioilmhmln were prepared carry President Jotmsoas orders to destroy any attacking iorca 1hr president annwnced to reporters Monday his new shoob one ordarstathena ouaiy the orders had tor the naval units to dsiend thng selves but not necessarily to destroy the attacker in Sundays clash the ds stroyer Msddox scored direct hit on one oi the PT boats with iivoiach gun Theicommunlst cralt later was sissled by airv cralt lrom thacarrter Ticonder oga andleit homing in the water The Maddox was not french on Us delaace end statsdepertv ment oiiiclsls believe thsiPi Mitiersfr the exact spot aimed to ba twsen two piii sndrst the strongsstpart the mix nArrnn rort warm Earlier the drill was halted or while when itraninio sn unexpectedtiricttisyer oi clay sadnuid The compressed air system had td bash at and the drill ged mud uip rs cavein Drilling ted erai hours asrlicrin ords workmen could owes lining lor the ppsdn Manning right as he arrived Monday in Jae tor the illihprcmiers co trance Both head Social Credit ad rmns mIWWJWO Wmam we animus wwMWApm minislrliicas Hon Norman Wiiimcre Albertas lands and terrain minister looks on CP ercphotot snagged boat sank reconnaissance flight over the area in interna tional waters so miles oil North Viet Nam iound no trace oi the ornit The state department de scribed tha engagement as an unprovoked attack and said it was sending protest to the Communist North Vietna mesa government Department spokesman retooled North Vch nameee charges that American planes and strips had attacked Pearson After Maddox Attack its territory in recent days Senator ttlchsrd ltusscli Georgia Democrat who is chair man oi the Senate armed serv ice committee told reporters both state Secretary Rush and balance Scoretary itobert Mc Namara seemed to think the clash was an isolated incident there have been naval oper ations in the tail oi Tonkln by the South Vietnamese Russell said This could have confused the North Vietnamese Attends Indian Powwow WiKWEMiKONG Ont CF The prime minister oi Canada resplendent in is manycolored indisn headdress danced with an tndinn maiden and sat in on powwnwMondsy Its also became the iirst white man to rscelvstha ceremonial es eieathar lrom lira Odawa residents oi this tiny Meni touiin stand conununity Theda an Monday morny ingwherl ii prime minister accompanied by Mrs Pearson and their eightaysaroid grand daughter Barbara Hanna bl ior onto took oil irom Ottawa in transport department Viscount nrelr dastinstlon iha iourttr snauatNorth Americsn lndisa ultn island in bout 70 miles southwest oi Sudbury it is in Mr Pearsons Algoma East con stituency rm in lull swing when ths Pearsons arrived at Wikwemikong lrorn Care Dr Airport via RCAF helicopterVat mono nno susvnsr Baiors they tell the islan some seven hour wwcwthree duys oi Indian ancan sadJlnsinswas later tha his wits The weather was scoot 60 deg greet but it iaiiod to dampen the enthusiasm oi the rims minis ter garbsd in bu headdress andaven bulkier lndian title at gristOglmebinesu titlngoi the special technical conicmnco on P1 pissset Local Weather seasonal matures Low an ill tomorrow at com summary url to page two Not More Than 7a For Copyl Pages Provincial He ENSIONS ads Study Regional University Needs JASPER Alla CF iha wanderlust oi Canadians and the problems it presents govern ment in education texts and pensions were studied the provincial prcrniers Mon sy May the liith premiers can ioronco switches to the subiocta oi local micronces on bids or government contracts transier oi iodsrai responsibilit tor in diam to the provincia govern mama snd regional planning ol university needs The oonlsrence attended Iiiircmicrs ox Jose Sm iwood oi No oundiand supported suggestion by Pu mior itohnrta oi Ontario that portable pensions be held in tobor in Toronto Premier usage at Quebec agreed to conduct discussions with provinces who voiced some concern Monday that at tempts to reach inierprovincist srrsnsemsnts on rcci rocal sales tax collections mi encroach on iodersi responsibil ities in latorprovinclal trade Mr Mange said the pmvo lnces who cxpresscd doubts were asked to send their views in him later and these would term the boats oi possible iurthor discussion Premier Roberts said it was the mobility oi Canadians which created msn ol the problems This headed the worker viho wanted to travel to other parts or Canadannd still retain his pension banoiiis the ins mods home and the mov ng entity with school children Premier Manning oi Aiborta contention chairman said the provinces agreed that coordi nation but without unllnrmity was desirable in education its said it is recognised that the ministers oi education are giv ing the human oi mater can rlculum and standard cnordiv nation sharp attention and it was icit this should be con tinuod But he added that none oi the provinces want to sea education 1Kourod into single mould duration oi standards or university entrance down to cisrnantsry grsdes will be handed to the ministers oi edu cation for discussion at the an nual meeting oi the Canadian Education Association in winni pes next month The premier also reviewed various individual plans for con tennisl celebrations and partiol Vitae in the that world lair st onlresl The centerurial plans emphasized cultural and rema tionsl iscllitias However others included restoration oi an hie toric csslis in Ontario world cattle show at males the roar Pan American Games in Win nipeg and an industrial and commercial trade lair in Erie Idl Columbia tonnal press conierenca will be held at the conclusion oi the tallis today but it necessary Mr Manaln said Wednesday morning wou be used to com Canadiaa travelling as tour ist in other provinces and ship pisto any busiaasl Premiers Hail Pension JASPER Aitn CPiA sug ccsilnn by Promior Roberts ol Ontario to stagonn inierprovin clai contorcacool technical ex pelts aimed strnringlsg iagisia tlon on private plans into otosec nlgnmcnt was hailed by delegates at tho iitih prcmiors contorrncc Mr Robsrtnseld Mondayr such conference was unlikely to result in uniiormity ol logis iation but it certainly would not bring closer set oi ro let that wii make ports li ity reality He said anything nearing portability would make it easier for Canadian to work any place lnCsnads and take his pension with him ii we can achisvs national Korisbiilt oi pensions we will ave sch aved something oi im portance or the labor lorcs Premier Lossga oi Quohsc Meeting hailed the principle oi portable pensions and stroagly sup ported the suggestion that conicrente be held by Ontario in early October to which the various provinces could send technical delegates He said On tnrlo Saskatchewan and Quo bec now had portability oi civil servicepcnsions with the led cral govommont and Quebec also had portable nslons in volving iour univcrs tlu Ontario adopted portable pension eat to mutate rivets pensions within the prov not in roan scheduled to go into cilcct ien Mr to said Quebecs legislature as approved the Brinclpla ol sucn legislation and is governmentwantcd to en courage partahiitty with Ontario bccnuse are was large ex shanga oi workers betweenthe two pro in

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