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Barrie Examiner, 11 Sep 1964, p. 1

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Telephones Editorial the Barrie Examiner Barrie Ontario ClMdl Friday soarm II Tm Ge MaoistsThy lfiflmfih Imaryhntopentn Local Weather admin 10 Gold Not More Than Per Copyl4 Page FLAG ISUE SENT To COMMITTEE runs is run modified ver sion at the governments pro posed maple teal flag which Mr Pearson was reported yes ierday to he backing The new nag shown in this painting by Ottawa artist Gordon Fair bairn has wider blue bars at either end and they are ETHEL APPROACHING deeper blue The mapl leaves which have been slightly mod ified are darker crimson than the original version CF Wirepliotoi Florida Hurricane Damage Estimated In Millions JACKSONVHLE an on Florida staggered by the one two punch of hurricanes Cleo and Dora looked with appre aw Dora meanwhile slashed tlanslon today at hurricane Ethel spinning slowly toward it from the Atlantic lflfitsbbfitb tuxwarships Sent To Far East SINGAPORE tAPi Britain dispatdred tour warships from the Mediterranean to Singapore today to bolster its Far East lleet guarding Malaysia against lndonesia royal navy spokesman said the two irigates and twa de stroyers should arrive within week He they were or dered here viously due to the deteriorating situation in Southeast Asia The order to strengthen the sea force followed the airlift to Singapore Thursday at 500 man vanh nircrnfiregiméirt rem British areas in VGen many The British trachea also disclosed that tour Vulcan bombers three Canberra photo reoonnaissance planes and two longrange sea patrol Shackle tons had been moved to Aden as part of the buildup Appar Council Deters =For United Church Bishops ST JOHNS Mid OHIA menrber ottbe United Churchs Iceman committee that negotii ates with the Anglican Church has suggested that the United Chur of Canada discuss the Dosalln ty at introducing biahops into its ranks But the resolution by Rev moand Davidson Tor onto was deterred Thursday at the general council of the Uni ted Church here lions Mr Davidsons resolution was deterred The report on possible chtach onion which included the sug gestion that conversations cons tinuewithidre Anglican Church of Canada was adopted by the council The report also said he United Church has been ap proached by the Evangelical Umted Brethren to renew ne gotiations for union DELEGATE DEMUM 0n the postponement of de bate on Mr Davidsons resolu tion one delegate lit cigarette as he stepped from the Meet lng shown This is the big gest thing to come up at urgen eral council in to years and we have to postpone it and talk about the morality oi smoking Mr Davidson in front of the other car No centre was whipping along the same path taken by Dora Ethel about $00 mila east of here is good three days through the Florida panhandle while toplevel team planned to vastst ot destruction she cntly they were being brought closer to Singapore for quicker transfer it needed Britain is pledged to defend the yearold Malaysian Feder ation oi Malaya Singapore North Borneo and Sarawak destroy Indonesia whidr has landed troops and dropped paratroop ers on the Malayan Peninsula inflicted on Jacksonville St Augustine and Brunswick Ga They were sent by Presidért Johnson who declared all sec tions of Georgia and Florida battered by Doro major dls inspmian aster area PTdumnary venom viput Wm damage in the tens of dollars of millions Damage to the beach area at Jacksonville alone was set at $14500000 none amns our Dora lost her strenng during rainy trek across northern Florida and was downgraded to tropical storm with winds estimated at so miles an 0ll Peak isles lashed the state of Tallahassee andother parts of thinly Florida for hours during the night But little damage was report other uthan lIjninor flood Tog we er ureau which IndoneSIa has vowed to meted 21 Em mum of mm would coding ers and streams populated northern 19 many riv Although power was still in recent weeks dams the largely out Jacksonville St lederati serve British rule in Southeast Asia fire United States urged the UN Security Rained ThInsday to tail on Indonesia to stop armed attack on Malaysia and Augustine and Brunswick Ga dame pitched into monumental re pairundcleanup jobs1 fine moretbaa30ooo persons who spmttwo nigth on the hard floors of drurcbes schools and armories in Georgia Finn establish conditions for negoti iii and South Carolina returned atihhh or an differences lather homes The council is debating Ma laysras charge of aggression against Indonesia Suggestion comparing and complacent Lets show them the Angli cans we mean business He said bishops in the United Church could be elected by the Presbytcflés and be reasonable them One advantage was that bishop could act as pastor of pastors have readol the restless case of our ministers They would have sooncone whom enjoy Killed In as TwoCar Collision MOUNT PIEASANT Mich AHSeven persons including three young sisters and their brother were killed Thursday when two cars collided on rain slicked road in miles southeast of this central Mid igan common smte police said one auto containing six persons skidded one survived the crash Dead are Therie Shaefter her sisters Linda 15 and Terry and theirJsyearold brother Jam 16navio MaIIay Jamaalsow so washed away beaten in ates beiore the Feb 19 shotgun slaying of Joseph Renaud 36 also of Sudbury government today th plied that any and mid Dexterbasses as Some had no homes lelt Fourteen houses along us in north at St Augustine were de strayed The huge tides and driving wava art the land from them and they were 0i Investigation SUDBUHY GmA defence lawyer criticized police Thur day for the way theyinvm killing toll ng an apartment house drinking party whiah led to non Irn mur la up nese patrols have been noticed along the borders otsome other countries especially the Indian one der charge against Reginald Dildrbin 27 Slldbury liner imagining sampe em ga the apartment min lolkf Now he added there Is great With only week remaining before they moose new leader Ontarios Liberals sut lercd severe setbacks in two provincial byeleetions Thurs day losing in one to the New Democrats and in the other to the Conservatives bid by Charles Templeton to win the Toronto Riverdale seat and march on to the Lib eral leadership was upset by MD candidate James Ren wlck who won the former Con servative riding And the liberals inst Wind sor Sandwich to Conservative Ivan nrrasher 50yearold reoltar who defeated newcomer Archie Gignac 62 attempting to hold the scat vacated by The death of Liberal Maurice Eel anger The byclections fixed the standing in the looscat Ontario legislature at 77 Conservatives in Liberals and eight New Dem ocrats Following the provincial election of Sept 25 19st the standings were 77 Conserva tives Liberals and seven New Democrats VACATED BY MINISTER The Toronto seat was made vacant by the resignation at Robert Macaulay minister of economics and development who quit torhealth reasons What dfect tba byelectionre stilts would have on the Liberal leadership convention Sept 17 19 was not inunediatcly calcu lable However it appeared Mr Templeton is would no longer be in the race onceding defeat to the 46 yeanold Mr Renwiok less than is minutes alter the polls closed in Rtverdale Mr Templeton re fused to state Ire would With SlMW But in radio interview defeated Liberal candidate said Well theevlmee to night would indicate to me that you dont go from this kind or defeatand it is defeatto the leadership convention Report Red China Messing Troops In Outer Mongolia BEWRADEJAPl Bel grade radios Moscowcopra spondent reported lhIns day that massing oi Chinese Communist troops along the border of Outer Mongolia has caused great alarm His report was given lront page play in Yugoslav newspa WS the correspondent said it had earlier been believed Petrng had mncentratedvtroops on the border to prevent citizens province from fleeing across the frontierto join concernin Ulan Bator the ital of Outer Mongolia that other intentions are hidden be hind this mov became apparently refer phhon along ibélndian ooh tier two years agoywhrcb re sulted in the Chinese Indi border warfare of 1962 LATE NEWS TurksWam chariot Food Convoy ANKARA AP attourday hunting trip in mil ltnkey gave warning tovthc Grukayprlot at it will convoy lend to ltrrklahCypnots Tuesday and will brookno interference The Gmeeryprlots re sh move would be lnnd of invasion nukesson Bags can Bear VANCOUVER $2 glib flzgeabgold so ofithe pounnz aran amoun the Brihslr Gallonhia es otdtemtoope he at Glow seal dur ulterior north think the Queens visit willgo well but that they are prepar the Thursday night byPicrreIBotl inn Communist Lawyer critical wire mg shoe to the appearance of such Unotlimel Manila in dale gave Mr licowick 7128 votes to 5789 tor Conservative Kenneth Waters and 5758 for Mr Templeton Frank Graham an independent polledfl votes Abotn 29500 were eligible to vote in the riding This was Mr Renwicks sec ond attempt to enter polth in the 1963 provincial election he ran in Don Mills tor the ND but was defeated by Stan ley Randall ot the Conserva tives now minister of Boone mics and development Mr Renwick married with QUEENS VISIT Quebec Police Well Pr QUEBEC cot LEvenc Ont Liberdls suffer Setback In Byelections lllvar young daughter served in the lnlantry durinythrSecond OITAWA lCPlnre flag is sue is all the floor ot the House ot Commons at least tempor partlcs are busy selecting the 15 committee manners who will take the problem bdrind crib and the live political be World War and was captured by the Germans in Normandy in 1914 He spent nine months closed doors For up to six weeks they will In prisonerolwer cam=vedge their way toward an so He heads the law item of Renwick Thomas and Walden but says he now will devote vir ceptoblc design and then pm sent their recommendation to Parliament tuully all ot hls time to poll tics Douglas the national NDP leader expressed elation at the victory lie Renwiti and his workers put on terv riiic campaign Mr Douglas said merit says police authorities th ing tor the worst The Frenchlanguage herma per says the Ilawenorcanént Ity atrttrorithv vlordd scheduled tor0¢l 1011 LEvenement sis extraon dinnry security measures armedat protectingtbe Queen and Prince Philip Mitch will keep Quebec citizens well away from the royal couple in Montreal call tor veheI ment though not violent pro lats againstthevisitrwas made gault President of le Rasscm blement pour llndependance Nationalera Quebec separatist ME Mr Bourgault said the group will be in the provincial capb arm of her father for the walk down the whitecmpetod sis of Trinity Anglican Nick Hancock Diane ve pre ferrad an cancellation oi the Queens appearance here raham LEvenernent Prln tally attack and estatioas at road all fields Park on thele 0va shape lolicef Comb Hoses For Escapee Whathllppcnsfllcn will de pend on the degree of Imanimity in the committees recom mendation Opposition Made Dielenbaker said Thursday that uolms the committee returns recommendation by substan tial majority the debate will have to proceed as belore and our suggestion ot plebiscite will still be pressed Alter 22 days of bitter wran gling the Commons was obvi ously relieved Thursday when PrimeMinisters Pearsons nounced that the party leaders had agreed on tonnula to send the flag lgue to committee while the house carria on with other legislation airs non 81X wanna Following iomlnute meet ing of the leaders earlier Thus daythe filth time may had met in ammort to break the deadlock Mr Pearson an unarmed that committee at 15 members will sit tor six weeks lheoivthetleadéh would meet mkwymmlhhflmf limit onthe subsequent parha mentary debate gt Themonunittees time limit six weeks was compromise between Mr Rearsona earlier suggcshon at three weeks and Hoonsmuy Mb Dietenbakors suggestion of be kepllllldqt cover against even any manh three months The settlement was patterned alter gtthe pro posed solution suggested tew days earlier byNDP IleaderT Douglas The Liberals will haveseven representatives on the commit tee and the Conservativcsttve lhey are expected to be named today orMonday when the com mittee will begin to world wrll represent the NewDemo cran Party Raymond Lang lois CreditisMcgantic lurid ScottToronto Danfnrthi bus shortlyatter the reakout was SEMOOE CPlAll oftduty policemenwere callediin with more than 20 county and pro vj clal ttirers sdsyanight in tnutless hous to house search for Clovis Joseph Du tresnedescribed as anger oua and possibly arm who broke our ot county Jail earlier in theday DutreSne was being held here on two charges of break enter andtheft one of which involved the theft at is hand gunsand Stan gun from local sports storeSaturday night He was also being held on three armed robbery mtmts laid in Mont real Police began combing the west end of the town after resident told police he had seen the street discovered at Police Chiel Vinceht Pierce said Dufresne apparently broke through door separating the large and sma courtyards of the downtown la and scaled the wall of thunder court WAWA GP ment assurances that the can ada Pension Plan would be ih tone by Jan 1966 were greeted with some doubt by the New Democratic Party Thurs day in the Commons pertinent expected to be his partysnem inee and either 15 Members Will Try For Acceptable Design titlediclne Hot or Marcel Les sard boost Jean is said to be the likely Social Credit Them EXAMINE DESIGNS They will sit to camera sitt ing through hundreds of sug gested designs including the governments proposed three leat lagand the NDPspon sored shrglcleat design mm was optimism among hackbenchers of all parties Thursday night that an accept able design will be found by the committee When they get in there behind closed doors and grasp this with opea minds dont think mereil be any prob lem at all said Conserva tive in ND member said the committee might reach deer elon well before the sixweek time limit Its quite apparent aofaras thetlagguestiou rs concerned all party leaders rose to launch the committee in blaze oi blessings giant step lorwardsaid Mr Dicten baker Members of Parliament could be proud oi belonging to chamber that has brought about so complete an agreement Mr Douglas who actually played mediating role in the settlement said he amped the agreement espviled byenyottellillisti credit or itflprdamagedmyanyona akingiaccnsafionipot retreat souGar mm LIMIT in previous discussions with the leaders Mrleson had sought an agreed time limit on the parliamentary debate before he committee was set up Mr Diefenbaker said no such agree ment would be possible without 5090 per cent unanimity in the committees report Aslhe current eds of the flag debate ended 74 speedres had been made with the Con servatives contributing lit The erals madeI 32111 mem bers Sodathredlt eight and Credrhstes seven lhe House went on with other iness starting immediately Thursday with the consideration ol estimates Mr Pearson has re ed arstatement within tew dayson theorder of future business Pension Phh Torge Date GoVem Wrdr the controversial flag issue whisked off to special committee an air of relaxation set in as the House considered the $2000000 the heallhd6 ill spénd intbe tis cal year ending March Debate on the depaitments spending isto continue today Ill it is completed then the MPs will begin scanning the estimate ol the ment mines depart yard in lengthy ding state ment Health Minister Judy Lae Marsh reiterated government amp cated legislation setting up the pension plan adoring tin eion otParliamen Under this tlmeiabie dians wcul begtnpay grin the government scheme Jan ablelcney later l96fiand tirstbenetitawould her Greeted whhnohhiny NDP ly plea is es prnnuses be kept at thI session The pension plan should have top pn ty and be dealt with quickly beginning next week it possible Even though the time goon naming debate was outot the way or time at least other roadblocks could crop Mr Knowles warnedSo Mrlnowles also pleaded tor quick action on national healflr plan or Canada It was perhaps more important than the pension scheme acorn humans in her speech Miss belt use in not she plaoedmudi hicettng hinting 19 on hormones on lh rovintes were

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