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vti mm rvrnvvr WW awwr szy mz$wmlV41rAa¢ pz rwww Olftm local Weather with scat shower ovarn hwwgoisht as Continuing to expand with also Wednesday at For mu Sarrta and Simeon Colony 100th Year No ll Negroes Press ht BIRMINGHAM Ala AP Ne ran into scattered oi resistance in testing the new Civil Rights Act Mon day and iaegration leaders mapped plans for lntenshled campaigns especially to Ala bsma Rev Martin Luther King Jr announced In Birmingham that his stafi members would go to lsucaioosa and SelimAla to begin assessing the situalion in these cities He said his South ern Chritian Leadership Con ference would concentrate its efforts in Alabama this sum mer Meeting with Kings group to reevaluate summer plans In light of what has ha ned In response to the civil ghta bill were membcrs of the Congress of Racial Equality and the Stu dent NonViolent Coordlnnilng Comrmtlec At Selma 55 Negrocs and air It whites wcre tailed when civil rights forces launched new voter registration drive At Birmingham US Dia trict Judge Clarence Aligood cnntinued indefinitely Negro request to prevent police from intertering with peeceiui dem onstrations at tuacaioosa WILL COMPLY At Tuscaloosa maiorlty oi fniscaloosas motel and hotel operators issued statement saying they would comply with the federal law Negroes integrated businesses end Iaellltles In Fort Smith Aria Charleston Greenvtlle and Myrtle Beach 50 Mem phis Tenn Ocala Plant City and Dunnellon Fla and Mar idian Miss Negroes were turned away from one eating establishment min Ocela hut Integrated four others No drug store soda inun talns closed In Hopewell and hotel shut down in Jack son alias rather than comply with the law Negroes were turned away or tha second time by white restaurant owner in Atlanta Battle 6a and citycounw swimming pools at Bninswick 0a were cloned white government worker rocked Negro who took part in deregresatinl the cafeteria in the state capitol st Baton Rouge La At St Augustine Fia State Attorney Dan Warren said he has obtained warrants tor the arrest of at least four white youths involved in Sunday as snult on six Negroes He said the warrants carry the charge of assault with Intent to mur wers fishing It Killed In iivalanche CHAMONIX Francs AP snow avalanche rumbled down AIgullie Verte peak in the Mont Blanc range today can rying reported it persons to their deaths Charles Boson world slalom ski champion in 1962 was portcd among the victims Four professors from the Na tional School for High Moun tains which trains mountain guides and ski instructors and nine student guides were be lieved to have been In the party Bozcn was said to have joined the mup as volunteer Often called Frances greatest skier anon won the special slalom event at the World Ski Guinea hero on Feb it lost The group was going up the 12000foot Afgullia Verte peak when caught by the avalanche An hour before the party started out proiessor from the school flew over the area in helicopter and reported that weather was clear and ocnditious Ideal tor the excur on Reports received in Gramo nix said that the body oi Boson had been recovered Clear Surgeon On All Charges TORONTO CPIDr Burns Planes head surgeon at Tor onto East General Hospital was acquitted today on five 40mm of failing to ootlf coroner oi the death woman after surgical instru ment had been ialt in her body during an operation The acquittal by Magistrate James Butler cleared Dr Plewes oi all remaining charges resulting irom the ttlesth oi Patricia Morgan 32 in East General Hospital last Nov He was acquitted olthe first charge Monday Dr Piawes was one of six personsincluding five doctors feced with total of to charges as the result of the gwomena death Following his acquittal Dr Allan Noble assistant chiei pa hologist at the hospital went trial on the that oi six drnrgu against him in the case at the head lnr PMs courtnincr Cammonwea LONDON CPIPrime Min ister tester Pearson arrived today tor the lath conference of Commonwealth rime minis tera and said he as one or two plans for increased tech nicai assistance within the fam ily groupoi nations fAnd Pearson reacted with Inimatlon when he was asked by reporter at LondonAir sport whether the Common wealth is losing real value No indeed he said empha tically think it has new vhlue mAlthough this is Pearsons first conierence as premier he is an old hand at such gather gs having attended ss ex ernai affairs minister in ma hapiayed useful part in en gineering an agreement by which republican lndia re mained in the Commonwealth altar achieving independence Pearson declined to elabor Jate onCanadisn plans regard surgeon Dr Noble was being tried for tailing to report death under such circum leoces to require an inves tigation SEEKS DISMISSAL Iaaldlnw counsel for Dr Piewes argued today to seeking dismissal of the re maining five charges that the Clown was trying to make six oifences out of the single of fence of failing to notliy the coroner oi one death The severalcharges against the doctors are based on dif ferent ea oi circumstances under wh ch death must be reported Magistrate Butler In dismiss ing the five remaining charges against Dr Piewaa agreed with the deienoe that the offence would consist of tailing to re port deathand that the doc torrahould not be placed in ieopardy again after haying been acquitted in the tentative stage will likely be put forward during discussion oi new British plan for mutual selfhlep in cluding joint tinancing oi cYpriots Approve UN 5Pree Zone NICOSIA tReuteraiThe Cy prus govemment and Turkish Cypriot leaders have given gen eral approval to United Na tions plan to create free zone here in which UN per sonnel would have exclusive pa irol and police rilhtsfiGain Plaza specialgrepresenta red today would run aiong the existing green line cease tire line designed to keep peace between Greek and nrrklsh Cypriots in Nicosias viii Walled vlly Brannon noonomnonu choirs Barrie Ontario Can do runey July ms mmsry Intro to page two i1 Examhwrx to Princess Margaret and her movies or tiiitks depending lea fmm lea Ringo Starr Brian Epstein were presen hueband lord Snowdon right converse with the Beatles at no Iaondon Be Honorneon lists Doctors Be Banned TORONTO CPIThe discip plinary committee oi the Col lege of Physicians and Surgeons has recommended two doctors be banned forever from prac tiring in Ontario Head Hunter counsel for the college said Monday night tinecmanth suspension has also been recommended for the third physician Mr Hunter said the enmit teo recommended that the names at Dr Leo Roy of Toronto and Dr Robert Gra ham oi PalmerstonpOnta should Inch from the college reg The full 15mombereollege council will also consider July 12 recommendation that Dr Strulovici oi Tomato be suspended for professional mic conduct Mr Hunter sald HERES ONE Wht do you Whittf Christmas Why Santa So can Ho Ho Ho Hot all summer too Itolaid FigureS IanMS Plan number of Conimopweilthprol ects in technical sciontillc ed ucational and medical Holds on the locale where the Bea tlea first lllm waa shown at Ma flirt 13M wants Condemnation Paint GMcCarttgfifliohn ten eor totbe ceuiniheloo ted in With ohn Birch Society sen mom orart GovemorWllliam Scranton wants the rqmbilcan PW plat form to condemn the John Birch Society and uphold the legality of the US civil rights laws both demands aimed at Senator Barry Goldwater But Scranton gotgthh cold shoulder from Michigans Gov ernor George Romney key man in the stop Goldwater movement Romney said on his arrive here Monday at that he thinks the Repub can party should make it dear it opposes extreniism but that he opposes any spadtlc denudation of the John Birch group Representative Melvin Laird ofWisconstn am of the platform committee said in an intro interview he also is opposed to utting any such declaratiodin platform Scranton had saidins letter to Laird feel the platform should contain an outright condemna tion oi extremist grmps oi both the left and the right and that it should name the John Birch Society as an organization oi which the Republican party specifically dlaepproves CRIIICIZES LEADER Goldwater has criticized Ro bert Welch the societys founder who once called Presl dant Eiseahowe Communist Toronto Papers Union Meet T0iivert Possibie Strike Tollon GP Represen tatives oi the three Toronto dailynewspapera and the Inter national lypographlc Union CLO mctdtiring the night in Pearson had scheduled au dience with the Queen this afternoon but declinedto suy whether Canadas controversial new flag might be discussed As this matter now Is beiors Parliament reierepces to the flag were cursory Questioned about theconier ence which begins Wednesday Pearson gave the impression Canada is approaching the con fireflies with waltnnsee atlt Canada appeared deter mined to do everything possible to strengthen the association but lessdirectly Interested than somehther oountries in such controversial issues as South Rhodesia Pearson sald Canadahopes to dowhat itcan to help in the Southern Rhodesia controvch but it would be premature tor himio sayrroora thanthat ior other departments Ilon spokesman saidr an effort to avert strike spokesman for the publishers said progress has been made and disaisalons will condone The meeting which began at is to Monday and lasted until can today sisolncluded repraseotatlvas oi the interna tional headquarters oi the mi The only issue separating the Atwo grmms involves jurisdiction overcomputers which can be used for typesettingas well as During slipper break Weiie done more hard hero supporter buttoth lsald ha we many amen the Birahars pew The society which has head quarters at Behnoot de sciin fiscltdéaslanmcledscational army ca op lots the Communistgo splracy Scranton sovernor of Penn sylvania hopes towin the re publican presidential nomina tion byholding enough dale gates to hoe the heavilyfew ored Goldwa er from getting the 656 votes on the tint to lot Then with probable switches on the second and other ballots ii they unneededScranton would hopeio grab the nomina tion himse gaining on the computer issue to dny than at any timalnthq pm iing computers peticrmlng com posingroom work The news papers reicct this Bargaining for bardeon the union and the three news l1iaiiisba one at or 21 months Not More Than For Copyl Popes Russian Peace Proposal Is Called Positive Step LONDON mural1n 50s vial Union has handed Britain drait message calling on the United Rates to withdraw US lorcLs military personnel and arms from South Viet Nam lasr news agency said today Tau said the Soviet foreign ministry handed the drait mes sage to the British ambassador toyltussla Sir Humphrey lmv an Tass described the drait as inequ from the ocohalr mm oi the Geneva conference on indodiina to the 115 Rov srnment and all other govern ments who had taken part in the conference IBM and Russia are oo chatrmen of the conference Teasaaidihedrsftwsadrawn up because North Vietnamese Estrella Mloistu Suan That has sent the oi the Geneva common tale mm about new odious by the an Witt arms 01 VietNam Test Added that Stun lhula telegram uporta facts which to the opinion of the lovem meot of the Dmatie Repub CONSERVATORY MUSIC RESULTS Results of nominations In Royal Conservatory at Music of Toronto appear on page three oi todays Examiner lie of Viet Nam domonstrat the intention of tha Unit States to extend military tinns to the territory oi fiemocratie Republic otVlet nm Russias proposal for the crea tion at permanent United Na tions military force field in which Canada has been en gaged in for some tlrde has been called an impo positive step by Can Martin in Washington the proposal amused deep interest and 173 officials studied evidencestill inconclusivethat Russia may blgslditlng its policy toward the Martin Canadas external ah fairs minister told reporter to Ottawa that one possible obieo this to the Soviet proposal would be exclusionoithe tlve perman ent members of the Security Council from the force Martin said all members at the UN must take part In one way or another in UN aca kmtns work and note that Britain is member the UN force in prrsts Prime Minister Pearson and Martin have proposed asriatarh national pence lng foxes which would be he In resdh ness for UN duty The Russian proposal was made In note to the Japanese Ioraign ofiice It said Russia would bewtlling to shoulder its due share at expenses for an International peace force if it was under the solacontrol of the Security Council when Russia has veto power State Governors Invitation Stand TORONTO CHTho smoul dering leave at Alabama Gover nor GeorgevWailaces scheduled speeds to lions International convention here Th heated up further Monday when the service clubs president said the Invitation still stands lise Toronto Labor Committee on Human Rights asked Presi dent Aubrey Green of York Al onday not to let the regatianlst governor address the annual convention which gets un der way Wednesday telegram from committee chairman Eamon Park said the invitation was an open insult to Canadians because of the sow ernors strong segregationiat ht titudea Mr Green replied N9 thought is being studio the withdrawal of the invitati the rating