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Barrie Examiner, 28 Aug 1964, p. 1

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local Weather letsrte ms or MMWSM mnhrirrllm Maliamurmur Anomr GENERAL R0 BEHIKENNEDY tries to con trol his emotions during the roaring spontaneous ovation at greeled trim when he rose heiore the Democratic convenlt tion to introduce film recall ing the highlights of the years his brother lohn Kennedy spent asPresident AP Wire photo 124 Haitians LE CAYIS Haiti AP Mcdiclneptood and other sup plies began arriving here Thursday night or survivors oi hurricane Cleo which virtually destroyed this southern port at mm Ollieisis said the rtorrn claimed in dead in theies Gayes area inlured hundreds and ieit the city in rulns Seventy or the dead were crushedain the market Wpiace when an iron beam collapsed 0therewere trapped beneath the beam and couldnnt be lrecd until the storms 100miie winds subsided Cleo destroyed or damaged nearly every house in the city leaving hundreds without load or shelter it tore upstmets and ripped down utility poles and blew away part ot hoe ailsvhuts It wiped out sugar banana and other crops on which the government depend for revenue LACK noon Many survivors werewithout in makeshift shelters awaiting help The first supplies arrived in trucks over almost inrpassable roads Some oi the injured were to be flown to hospitalsin AsaPrince 90 miles aw Cleo weakened by mlrl million dollar rampage up Finn idas populous east coast slapped harmlessly at the space ceirtra at Cape Kennedy Fla today The hrrrrincene swept slowly northward and coastal residents as far north as Cape Hatteras NC braced farther approach Cleo whidr ieltMiaml and miles at Floridas gold coast lookin liken battle rode alter strkrng with winds up to 115 miles an hour hit Cape Kennedy with winds that peaked at hirrrph The US weather bureaust Storm Metropolitan Miami Eighty per cent power failure 51600 phonesout oi service 11000 homes damaged store windows smashed and merchandise ruined streets blocked by inl renueer and limbs hotels apartment houses and homes without windows or electricity Fort Landerdale Roads blocked hyldriited sand power and telephone talinre btltldirrgs fleetcousrrucnon zed to the ground numerous tires darn ege stimatad at $l5000000 wut Pihn Bendix Power and phones out planes dam centres littered witbmercharrA disc from demolished shops on 851ih cot ship beschedvto the no Fort Pierce Fishing pier swept away roads flooded sen erai power and phone lsilur boats sunk in harbor homes un abated carsflattenedbyfalling rgeyportion oicitrus Fun Pawer failure roads blocked by laiien trees cron Servants War Not YetOver TORONTO CF Civil servants should not expect col lctive bargaining to solve all their problems GeMacu Neill chairmen oi the iaderali civil service commissionsaid erai Unemployment Insurance Commission Association will bring new problems and new challenge Miami eaid Cleo was expected tomove offshore this morning and intev atonrba Damon urveystot tb damage showed Hhmcene warn aged at the airport shipping Beatles they arrived in the dead at night The Beatles were met by 3000 very much alive teen agerr at Kennedy airport early today Screams shrieks and means assailed the ears oi the troop topped quartet but nary tan got close to them The tour ran trom their plane to waiting limousines in less than two minutes Police cordons coniined the devotees to an observation deck 30 ieetnbove the ground and mtfeet lrom where the chartered plane stopped Tire Beatles arrived lrorn Cincinnati to er they were virtually drownedvorrt by 11000 screaming teenagers during Vanminute performance Thun dsy night Avenue hotel in Manhattan scores oi ians broke through police barricades and surged against the tour entertarners who squirmed away andrcn to the hotel Chief Magistrate TORONTO GP Attorney General Arthur Wisbart naunced Thursday that Ms train Frederick Bartram oi Toronto will become clue msg ietrate for Ontario cliective Niagara Falls was appointed early last spring but resigned hetora he tools the post because of poor health Magistrate Bartrem will be senior magistrate tor Metropol itan Tomato and wiilassrune seat on the police commimion lie will have general super Vreory powers overmregistrates and will assign them or hear ingst When they arrivedat Park uaw yonrc AP Though United States Democratic party embarked Thursday nighton its electinrr campaign summoned by President Johnson to grasp mens tirst chance to buiidthe great societya place where themeerrlng of mans ille matches the marvels oi rnanr mm And in stirundering itmia ute ovation tor Robert Ken nedythe party otteredie re markable memorial to the isle president John Kennedy it was night ol blur ors tory color and emollon as the tour day national Democratic convention ended on this citys $33ng re ding en the 5260 delegm and alter rulescheered Johnson in his neon suspscrse cnprurrroi In corrao bringin at gunpoint suspected rebel prisoners alter the re Wishjart Names and nurses as GreekCypriots threatened repel loading by Turkish res placement troops on Gypnrs lialiot the SOSman itrrkisb contingent is to be sent home Monday and replaced by new troops But an olfrcisi source said Thursday the GreekCyré riot government will use lorca it necessary to prevent any fresh nrrkish troops trom land inK kesman embassy retortedthst any such move will be metby mrklslr iorce He said the troop land ings will go ahead as scheduled Eothliurkish and Greek whl gave independence to irtrkeyrotateajirait contengent every six months Greek toreign ministry spokesman said today his coun tryyhas recommend jthat lirrkey postpone tor month replacement of its Cypruszeori tingentHe saidhrs govemi meat was awaiting rep lr inrrkeyto the suggestioar enema canto Meanwhfle President Make rios prepared today to head tor Cairo orrtalks with Egyptian President Gamai Abdeittesserl reported aimed Irab iand AimAsian support Vhenihedakes his case to the IN eneret enrny in No1 med new today to true are here under treaties meat torcu captured the townat Euksvu irorn the rebs Reports number of Eypgtians have vol Vrrnteercd do serve with the Cyp otiorces onthe island At the gene meeting Makarlos demand rrnictiere independ ence and selMetermrnn nior theisiand in an etlort torld it ltreatiesot alliance and es tahlishment signed at the time 2pr becameAndspendent Britain inyi loan plan in motion laces except Quebec wili take part in the scheme sitiee and stitutions iii explain how brightbntneedy students écsn ch they can tlrey cantake to the thavplan wr he sent out Mon day Regulations under the Gen Will be launch Congolese government troops cent battle in which govern eIs iAPWircphoto via cable tram Paris Woman Daughter your Bandits soberingteens amen and her 16yearold daughter ariiie the others totLea lered eren the bendits threatened the womenViclde elammledytha ceshregister but locked it and led upstsirs dreaming tor her lather Mrs Endgis refined to open the register despite another gun threat and the bandits empty handed eat hasty retreat in stolen srleiateneimndmbsn doned mile away achrnery Po Student Se motion 3y Govemnlent cqoperstio at all concerned the Canada student oans pl as promised before the beginning deraic year 1061 GUARANTEE LOANS Basicallyntha plan in its first year will see Ottaw guarantee up to7340000000 in aakcioans to students nomination acceptance speech its dedicated hirnsell to creat ingjgreeter national unity But delegates earlier had re lured to be silenced in their roaring accisirn oi Attorney Generai Kennedy the late pree ldente brother Bovstood solemn end moved Then in introducing rnemnr ial itlm about his brother he spoke simply ot the essay slanted presidents gosls his ideals and his hopes The gladness of this high occasion cannot mask the ear row which sberes ourhearts said Johnson who was marking his5sth birthday Plat ushers rededira tlonlromMsshington the earn thing brim of personally revealing hie can oneWednesdsy or the unprecedented purpose didate or vicepresldent Ar anticipated it was Sendtor It I7 anew who in his acceptance rpeech Thursdey night attacked pubiicen presidential candidate Barry Goldwater senator in litany that brought the crowd to its act man who was temporary lea erot the apparition and outot step wrtir it He raid Goldwater had voted against issues irom tax cuts to civil rights that most at his colleagues had support 1119 pruidrnt did not mere tion Goldwater by neme but said too many people in both parties had worked too long to see the solid basis at prosperity erected in the lart 30 veers threatened now by policies that promise to undo have don Deienle In Peril Over Congo Bill MOSCOW EteutmlJibe vlet Union served warning Thursday attempts to force it to ey or United Nations pesos eeping operations could shat ter the present detents in East West relations mrkzml in the gammayd newspaper re wssin line withsimiiar lure sianstatemerrtrnnd with firm declaration byPremler inruslr chm when UN Secretsryfien IllVIQ eisi mm dtedldmowin Leave semen In sepriy WAW OPlCanad be able to shed next month one of its seven peacekeeping lobe around the world informed sources said Thursd Discussions now are in pro drawai at the UnitedNatinns mission Yemealo which Ca adaconlributes RCAF per sonnel and two Caribou trans portplapes Costs of the Yemen mission established year sgoars shared by Egypt and Saudi Arabia whichwere supposed to disengage their forces that have been supportingopposing sides in the Yemen civil war ierrn ottbe mission expires Septi unless extended for another twrrmnnth period riounrwoon AP cie Alien whoseseutterbrsrned cornedyahalpcdrmakeliurnsrsnd Alle step out in show bush Spokesmen the isrniiy raid idissAHen died at pm and thatpher bend actor George Burn at tolvlie grees concerning possflrla wltlr canwlriletheCnnadlangcult crnment refuses to eceept the possibility that area in Cyprus will be cause at eels of adequate naneing gt mternal Altair Minister Martin 1d reporter it ld barn fterrib indictmen the UN and itspeacekeeping gets it isekot Csutilci funds halted the tiltoperate inCyprus Mr Martin said in the Cow mans Thursday in reply to Douglas Harkness lorrner Ona servativedetenceminlster that thegovernment has no imrn di ate plsns to withdrawanyo 1130Cenedian troops irorn Cyprus They comprisethe larg est contingent invtha Madman force

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