Barrie Historical Newspaper Archive

Barrie Examiner, 6 Jun 1964, p. 1

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W9 mv Continuing to expand Iith Barrie and Simon County 100th Veer No he mswwmwr Iarria Ontario ads saiurday June 19 Sign Space Agreement GENEVA Rotators United States and Soviet Union scien OPP GRADUATE AT CAMP BORDEN Attorney General WLrhart inspects graduates oi the second OPP motor cycle course accompanied by the instructor at the course George She erd uation hed yesterday at Camp Borden so constables were presented with their OPP DDAY ANNIVERSARY Canadian Veterans PGY Tribute To Fallen DOUVRES LA DELIVRANOE CWCanadian DDay veter rns rertlurncd to tilrtlsl Frenhch area to ay iopuy us iatlen comrades they leit behind in the savage battles that be gan so years ago today on the Normandy beaches While Joint allied ceremonies were being held on the Amarl can landing beaches at Omaha and Utah veterans oi three Ca nadian regiments met ior ri vate ceremonies tow miss down the shore where Canadian and British iorcea landed on that historic morningr The Royal Winnipeg Riilel unveiled task and granite rmemorlal shsit on the beach at Courseulles containing the names oi to members oi the unit who died on the beach and in the European campaign that iollowed Later in the day vstsrans oi the Highland Light iniantry oi Gait and La Regiment da in Ehnudicre oi Quebec City pian ncd other memorial services The main Canadian DDay cere mony was scheduled ior tonight at the Canadian cemetery near BenysurMcr At Courscuiicl the Royal Win niEegstha Little Black Devils Ive erected Ilioot monu ment consisting oi large Airi can teakwood sword imbedded in block oi granite it was unveiled by Veterans Minister Roger Telitet at Canada who is heading the iormai Canadian DDay delegation The unveiling was attended by about too Canadians 00 French villa era who paradd to the site ehind the village band and troop oi French war veterans csrr ing tattered regi mcnt flags the First World or Telllst placed Canadian wreath at the memorial and other wreaths were piacod by representatives oi the regiment the ita at Canadian Legion an the 12 Field Regiment an ar lllioly unit that backed the Royal Winnipegs assaul on DDay Aitor the ceremony grou oi artillery vaterans examine the shattered German piilboxes their gone had destroyed smoothing the way ior ths lo iantry Ottawa Conierence To Study Problems Of Modern Family UllAWA tCPi The larg est collection at sociological studies on iamiiy lite ever as scmblcd in Canada terms the background material tor the Ca nadian conierencc on the lam iiy which opens here Sunday The iour day eminence onsor byGovernorGeaerai finicragnd Mme Vanier will bring together one people imm across Canada to locus national attention on the problems oi the iamily in modern society Nearly ro brleis submitted by to tary and proie onal wol isre rou university protes sore and Era viduals in the wel iare iiaid will be under mdy at round table discussions thmu bout the ooniercnce source material or the meeting is lilopage report by Protessor Freder ck Elkin ea soclate proicseor oi eoeioltzfy at the University at Mantra on The Family in Canada Protessor Eiklne report pub lished earlier this year in pa perback loan isI 0tmworiri summary are rm tlon available on ismily iiie in Canada lacs leks Seek WENTIANE Reuters Brltain the Unitsddtslea Can ada lndla Thailand and South ViciNam held thald ird round at ambassadorial talks in Laos lo syv amid reports at renewed ii ting north at the Plalne dos Jar cs LiThe diplomats were seeking ways to ato ilghtlng between praCommu st FatherLao and ncutralist iorces and to make thei coalition government led by Prince flouvanns Fboitma work pf arly Laotian neutralityat the end oi their talks next week There wars no lndtcstlons here that thedommuniat attack which began Fridaysgeinst neutralisbheld hill north oi the plain was part aia bigger oi ienstve against Muong Sout last neutrall the area lflre strategic hill Phou itoutt arda the road approach to Aiuuong Soul lsimlies we mill urces here we lnclln fiction that the po Comm ist Pathei lraowe matrin yanoth dnibbiing at iighttol was on strong point in up motorcycle wings One area man Coast Bob iierwood Jones at Staynor Detachment was among those completing the threcwaek course We drove them 1mm about hali mile out with our soli propslled guns ssid Les Fon ter oi Toronto GET RID OF THEM Rosa Bowman oi Guelph told how spotters on the ending crait had picked out the pill boxea with binoculars and in structed the i2th Field Regi ment to get rid at those things or the ashore 17 New Winnipcgs wont get it tlsta today signed an agreement to exchange iniormalion on joint protects in outer space The agreement was prelim inary arrangement ior exchange oi iniormation on space biology and medicine and protocol on the lementetion oi com munlca ions link between Waste ington and Moscow tor the ox chanée oi cloud pictures otr irom meteorological sat es The preliminary agreement which must wait ior month pending approval by the US and Soviet governments envis egca publication in English and Russian at series oi volumes containing chapters on the some topics by American and Run slsn scientists Russia launches nNew Satellite LONDON hootersiThe So vlot Union today launched new satellite Cosmosol tho Sov nows agency Tess re The Isstcllita carried scienttiic instruments designed to con spaco lnconiomrlty with pro ram arnrounced in March sees ass added HERES ONE Does your orchestra ever play requests asked the night club patron oi waiter Yes sir What would you them to play PinochleJ Typhoid Cases Reported ABERDEEN Scotland ilteut oraloi rose in this ty photdstrcken city today that the weekend would see the be ginning oi the end oi Britains worst epidemia oi the disease in years As oi Friday night city health oiiielaia reported 8M coniirrned and to suspected typhoid cases representing an increase oi 17 new cases over the day beiore The rise however was consid crably smaller than the as new cases on Thursday and so the day beiore Commenting on the latest iig urns Fridn the citys chlei medical oiiccr Dr ian Mae Queen said Thin is dailnltely the ilrst really hopoiul nawa that the iigurcs have given The epidemic now in its third week was traced to can oi corned beei released to dealers irom British government stock One oi Britains biggest bacon iactories meanwhile an nounced that it is closing down because one at its employees had contracted typhoid ihe iactory lust six miles irons Aberdeen will be cloud ior two weeks but its 7sa em ployees will continue to be paid The countryrude search ior suspect six pound cans oi corned bcoi continued Nearly 100 tins were reported to have been iound in the Welsh port at Cardiii and another too in the university town at Cambridge numberoittyphoid cases have becnraported in other Scottish cities besides Aber een WerldiMorallySociallijick Priest Tells Weliare council HAMILTON carms worid issocially sickbocause it is morally slclt Roman lathe lie priss said Friday in deny ing th the church has shirkerl its responsibility to speak out on racial problem Rev lard rector at St Church Hamilton told linal sessions at the Canadian Conierencs on Social Wailers the church has raised its voice through papal encycllcais over the last zoo years lihess irrrve covered subiects from the nature oi society to labormanagement rotations Father Lardia denial prompted remarks rom Florence Ph lpott president at Ontario Assodation of So cial Workeraend Captain ruce Halsey oi the Salvation Armys social department at has ttonol headquarters in Tomato Miss Phlipott said the voico oi thachurch ha been weak grotrslsad sa an lihss oiten withheld gamment on sublects one whichtr tr Captain mm said the church including the Salvation Army was oiten concerned with theeiiect its statements on so iJnue theoxploretlon oioutcr The Duchess of Kent ad mires her new baby Lady lielon Marina Lucy Windsor at home yesterday in ivar Buckinghnmlhlrc England OTTAWA CF The legal rogresa oi the Columbia River reaty and protocol has shown hat the course oi legislation can long and turbulent as any rivers so years ago took its iinal laap over formal House oi Commons obstacles Friday by receiving iavorabls vote oi 10a to re lone Progressive Conserva tive hoper oi Rosetown Bigger joined in opposition with in members oi the New Demos cratio Party who have been firmly against the treaty from the beginning There were so liberals sup porled by is Progressive Con servatives itve Creditistes and one Social Creditor in invor oi the resolution supporting rstlii caltion oi the treaty and proto co The resolution goes to the Senate Tuesday ltvls expected to have an easier time there since the upper chamber has no New Democrats Then the only stop remaining will be the ex change oi instruments oi rstiil cation between the US and Canada Monday the House turns to National Housing Act amend ments Debaterls at the second reading stage and the govern mentrlntrandsrto sea the bill th detailed committee study boiore switching to de inothsr business Friday rial problems would have on its lrnlageln iund raising cem pflillll Prime Minister Pearson assured iadusl res LATEferEWSV Firemenllescue Three Cliildrei HAMIMON rob ille adept through their men at $0500 Three chimzn ere rescgndw ome cau arnagc be nothcr three reached ty man dragged threeyeoroid Dennis Org Joyce orgars six children mm the burnt him Ainetgir lying unconsciouson Terry through wlado Lliri aivkiilln Jews arrow The power project conceived the camp arm Lady lielen born to the Duke and Duchess at Kent on April so is tobe christened in pri vate chapel at Windsor Castle tomorrow She is one oi our royal babies born this year Govt Approves Columbia Treaty ilsg with maple lesi design and on designation oi the Union Jack sssymboi oi the Com monwealth connection will not be split The iieg issue which daily as added iuel to the perils mentary tire came up again when Opposition Leader Dieien baker wanted to know whyper sons whorhad written in oppo sition to the maple ieai lag were getting replies tram Mr Pearson thanking them ior their Local Weather Normal Piclrets Remain As Govt Calls Oil Alert NiCOSiA AP The latest ltsrkish invasion scare ebhed today and theCyprus govern ment called oil an alert that out nearly 30000 Greek Cypriot home guards an uneasy watch through thonight All returned home by noon leaving behind only normal pickets The rumors were that Tur key planned to dispatch its armed iorces or protection oi the nrrkish Cypriot minority The showdown was reported avoided by intervention oi US President Johnson Greece also had put its armed iorces on emergency alert The Cypnrs crisis has been pushed into grave base by the GreekCypriot ministra tors Turkish cabinet spokes man said ranking nrrklah lniormsnt said however that nrrke had given up the Idea at land ng on Cyprus ior the time hein Gen Lym ATHENS Reutarel Greets siAnding by really to ace in stantly anyeveatuslity the undersecretary ior national de once Papaconatantlnou said here today Orders have been issued to units oi the Greek Navy to sail toward points nearest to the Cypriot coast it was learned here Greece was authoritativer described as being in state oi vigilance An authoritative source said Friday night the Greek alert ioilowed new Turkish moves and the threat oi an invasion ct Cyprus GreekPremlar George Pa psndreou coniorsod with mili tary leaders and key ministers here ior two hours late Frlda night allowing reports oi Turk viah troop movements at isken derun the Turkish naval base nearest to Cypnrs Air iorce unltd were ordered prcme commander oi allied iorccs in Europe ilew to An kara unexpectedly Friday He met with Gen Cevdet Sunay nrrkeys chlei oi stall and with remier ismet moon The Turkish source said US Ambassador Raymond Hers gave inonu note irom Presi dent Johnson inviting inonu to the United States and explain lng that the President was un able to leave the country EXAMINE IDEA Bails Johnson and Lemnitzar examined the possibilities oi Turkish landing on the island the Turkish source said addin that they told many it cool complicate the Middle East alta uation in Washington the White House reiused comment on any Johnson intervention in an in vasioa but said he did suggest to loonu the possibility oi vis iting Washington it convenient but this matter is still trader an Lemaitser su dl land air and naval ior es are is reunion Greek Navy Sails To Cyprus Points fine measure was said to ave been prompted by reports that ioreixn planes made re peated flights over the Aegean and the Dodecanese islands The British and vs amber ssdors here were lniormed last Friday night oi Greeces new measures remit Jail ior 5am Resnick sonorrm or Samuel Resnick uyeerold disbarred lawyer was sentenced to eight years imprisonment Friday when he pleaded guilty to so oi oi charges oi theit involving isaodoz Magistrate George Gsrdhouse imposed sentence on Resniok who voluntarily returned to Can ada sitar fleeing to lsraei Uirasles Dubln deience course so told the court that the snow ballihg oi Remickl debts iin aiiy caught up withbim when he to intensity their patrols to pro air support ct Greek ace fled hate on urgent amendmenti re planishlng the lending capacity at the Farm Credit Corporation we wuqmmwwmunmu armr wow

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