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051ml swim is per $315001 toot mn radio Aid Aircraft sculptsi Inf New Base PRINCE PRESENTS MEDALS T0 CANADIAN RIDERS Prince Philip turns away rem winners podium alter presenting gold medals to the Canadian equestrian team which won the closing event of the Olympic games in Mex ico City Sunday The win ning team of Jim Day Tam Gayiord and Jim Elder stand in background AP Wirepho to 1Mcry Cut Tax Paid Rich mum 01gt Prime Minister Trudeau indicated Sat urdaytbat tax reductions for the rich may be included in the governments planned tax rcr term law to be presented early gngxt year But he emphaszed that we are not saying yet whether or not the reductions will be made tic said the Carter royal com mission on taxation reported that the wealth inOanedgpay higher tans than those in any Hitler country intlro Western world gt By levying high taxes on Ihé rich fyou soak very small nmiber the prime minister said and the revenue to the government is emit Mr Trudeau was cormncnting at news conference in con junction with the annual meet ing bf the Nova Scotia Liberal Asociation FinanceMtnlster Benson said last week in his budget speech that draft of the proposed tax my will lieintroduced early in gt 069 for disctssion in the 0pm mans and byrtibe public tlrhope thatuve can have reformed himmc tax in efiect in 1970 Mr Benson said Mr Trudeau said the govern ment decided to impose $110 ceiling on the twopercent fm eial development taxon in comes proposed in last weeks budget so the reduction will not be too sharp ii derision is made to reduce taxes of the wealthy gunten Nationaleér Majority QUEBEC CF Drr Gaston Tremblay member at the leg islative assembly for Montmor ency nail the Union Nedouale party Sunday charging the party deceived disappointed and betrayed some of its sup porters The resignation of Dr Trem blay 44 physician and mayor ol the suburban Quebec City community of Beauport lett the governing party with Stjseats in the Itllseat house Dr Tremblay said he will sit CAPsiiLa NWS Myer Rush Is Granted Legal Aid LONDON WtBaron Parker of Waddiugton lord rabid jus ntice of England today granted legal aid to Myer Rush on his inppeal against extradition to Canada to face $100000000 stock fraud conspiracy charge PC Fatty Organizer Dies bottom toriauroral services our be held Wednesday for lmnsa Johnston oz anorganlzer in the Progresive Conser tvanve party for more manso years who died Sunday in Will riahisport Pa Vietnamese On The Oilensive SAIGON tAiSouth viemanreseinianuymen smashed sin day into troops from veteran North Vietnamese regimenthhat arbeaded tlwo offensive on Saigon learlier this year govern ment spokeenen said today Improve Consumer Protection OIINWA AtomConsumer Atiairs sterflon Bastord un inounced today that nurnhcr ct govemnent units concerned with the protection of consumers ito his depprhnent says Bombing Halt enrcon Reuterstélrime Minister hasntreunite have been either reorganized or added Otter Generousi of rte wanna said today that current proposalsior bombing halt over ortliryietnam were the most generousever offered to Hano floods Ontario llositiitlfllksn TORONTO OFTWalter Mgdirogore Windsor Ont lawyer was elected presidentoi the Ontariodjospital Association as the associations 44th annual convention began its threeday confer once today Nigerian Would Whip Observer PORT HAROOURT Halters Fiery Nigerian army cons mander Col beulamin Black Scorpion Adekunlc Saturday threatened to whip MaiGen Arthur Rash seniorSwedish member at the international ob server team in Nigeria Bitions because five observ ers including Canadian led by Bach retused to accept an alternative travel plan mapped not for them Adeliunle told re porters look at lint Swedish generalhe thinks we have somothing to hide When he comes back Iwltl flog himr 1Cttt in the legislature as member at the Christian Nationalist par ty and predicted that very soon other Mints may imitate my gesture It would take only two more detections to put the Union Na tionale in minority position in the house The Liberals have 48 seats Independents our and two are vacant Starvation Threat Is Diminished Geneva to The threat or mass starvation in Bieira nowis greatly diminished the International Red Cross com mitteo reported today Committee ChairmahSarnuel Gonanl said there has been great improvement in the situ ation and 1250000 relugeesnow are receiving adequate care from the Redflross These in clude 750000 lbos OTTAWA OP One Cam dian Hemline tremor plane has arrived on he island of Fermndo Poo ad the Nigerian coast for planned relioi opera tion into Biotin adcicnce de partment spokesman said today The plane ilew Ascen sion Island in midAtlantic and landei on Fernando Poo thin morning second limit carrying supplies and equi merit for the relief team is en route to the island frun Recile Brant thi Hcmrlmds still at Wes Nigerias capital where it has been for wedis No suitable landing fields have been touird for it in Nigerian held torrltwy outside logos The defence department spokesman said there is no in formation yct about when the first mercy flight would be made horn Fernando Poo CLEARANCE GIVEN Fernando Poo so miles pity the Nigeria coed is the main simply centre for pellet opera tions tovBiaimby the Interna tional Red hose oSirengihen MQNTHEAL CP QIebecs pioneer separatist party dissolv ed duringrthe weekend and Rene Levesque leader ol the new Part1 Quebecois immediately suntan London Protest Viet War mNDDN tCP Police Sun day contained and controlled the la demonstrations against thcr1etnam war ever held here Policflstimated about 10000 persons marched through Lon don all but tow hundred peacefully Some 7000 demon strated in Grosvenor Square site of the American Embassy and 200 to 300 extremists broke away for flying wedge attack on the big white building The police slowlypnshed and shoved the militants back with out using nightsticks penning them into the southwest corner of the square and stopping any attempt to break out Gradually the young demonstrators ran out of steam and drilled away London was qulet again by pm During the weekend Equatw rial Guinea and Blairaboth gave clwmnccs tor the Cauov dlan mercy missions imm Fer nando Poo tnebananirriuéver merit in nniioecd early ttis month that permission bad been granted by Nigerian authorities for flights by Canadian nir tome planes on loan to the Red Cms over Nigerian territory into Bintm Strike Brings QuebecfBusf Very interesting Traffic To Near Standstill mourns or Most bus transport in Quebec prov ince was tied up todayas the majority of 1000 employees at Provincial Transport Enter prises remained on strike The workers7w drivers 200 mechanics and 100 oiftce work ersWalked out Friday night and all but about 105 had voted Swedish DisSolié or strike by Saturday morn ing The only drivers who ac cepted the companys alter or arise welcomed the membersAlnthitis oi Mr Levesque said Sunday the projected addition of former members thesllassemblernent pour Alindependnnce un tlouale to his party will build drong and etficlent separa tist party TlieRlN which claims about 13000 members voted to dis solve Saturday at its annual coolerence for thepurpnsc oi uniting with eParti Quebecois now two weeks old it regroupnlent takes place as deiegatesat the weekend RIN conicrencerwisbed it rtn rI believe we are moving quick ly towards strong and elite lcnt party party that will be made more dynamic by the combination of our impatien ces Levesque said gt Le Partl Quebecois already is the result of one iusionthe for mer Ralliement Natlonale led by Gilles Gregoire and the Mouvernent Souverninete asso ciationled byMrt Levesque former provincial Liberal web tare minister Thenew separatist party ad vocates soveieign Quebec within union It claims Canadian economic ladencent pay increascovcr 26 months are employed by Voyageur Provincial bus lines one oi slx companies which form Provincial Transport En terprises company spokesmilll said the Voyageur Provincial drivers earned an average at tutti to $8000 year before the strike onthe basis ot labour work week Vehicles oi Voyageur Provin cial however are in rented garage which is being picketed by striking members ot the Union of Provincial Transport Employees visanick arm changing to mortal0 via tonight 00 Ind cool Tuaday flurriea1mitoni¢ht Not More Thin with occasional snow ioe For Copy 20 Penn Antonio feelings High ol thoslovoks marched in Praguetodoy in patriotic dem onstrations with antlSoviet ov ertones us the notion celebrated its 50th anulvernory as re public Several hundred students marched to the gates oi Prngues presidential castle ctrantlngBcttcr dead tban shame and later shouting out Russians go home as leaders Inside presided over an anniver sary ceremony Then about 3000 persons most otthemyouug marched behind lenders carrying the Czechoslovak itag irom chuces las Square in the heart ol the capitol toward the citys historic Old Towns square It was the first time since the Bani Report Is Opposed ronomo or Ontario construction unions Sunday up proved aprovincenvide protest campaign to dissuade the gov ernment lrom adopting recom mendations of the Rand com mission on the labnrtsituatiun in theprovince About 250 delegates to the Building and Construction Trades Council at Ontario adopt ed the militant stand which in eludes workr stoppages and rally at Queens Park on Countrys National Day PRAGUE or Thousands Sovietle military lnvosiou In August that Czachoslovnks had staged public demonstration in Prague The inarch took place despite warnings tram the nations leaders that anthSoilet outbursts could bring return of Russian tanks and troops to the city Th demonstrators marched on itieT presidential castle pushed on the locked iron gates several hmes in an al ternptlo break in The Soviet ambassador who had attended the carcmonles lcit by back door MINOR SCUFFLES OCCUR There were minor scuttle as the demonstrators against policelincs at the castle overlooking Prague and against the tall iron gates but no intu ries were reported More than 100 police reln iorcements outside the neuter controlled the demonstrators while squad oi palace guards inside kept the gates trorn bursting open At the castle and later at Wenceslas Square demonstra tors climbed statues and planted Czechoslovak flags atop them Police and palace guilrds managed to keep theiltgotes closed against several attempts by the demonstrators to break in The crowd then settledainwu and began joking and laughing The roaring laughter could be heard inside the castle MOSCOW All The un mannelSoviet space sh Soyuz landlliiiL the Soviet Union today after three days in space Tass announced but cosmonautr orbit in the slstersbiiLSDyul Beregnvoy had Iollnweii the ship in tandem around the earth tor two days and during this period bad man oeuvred his Soyuz so as to ap preach the pilotless sister ship if any attempt was made to link upnthejmannedrand un manned ships something the Russians have not done it was not announced Toss the Soviet newsragcncy said Soyuz 2s 5program for checking its system and for joint manoeuvring and ap proonh ol the spaceships Soyuz and Soyuz was lull carried on Meariwhile boregovoy was astronaut Remains inioir fSistei gsnrpgris Retrieved reported to have completed his 33rd orbit attire earth and all the systems otthclship continue to Iunction normallylf Toss said Georgy Beregovoycnutinued in iet news agency continued The cosmonaut continued the planned scientific experiments visual observation at the cloud cover of the earths suriaco and obscrvation 0f the starry sky In the Gard orbit oi the eorthhe discovered three for est tires and saw clearlythud derstonn phenomena in the area at the equator Tass said retro engine was switched aboard Soyuz on command from Earth and 26 minutes laterI the spaceship euteredtbe dense layers oi the atmosphere made controlled descent with aerodynamic Quail ty and landed theuse nl soltlanding system at the lost stage Believe lrench Aiding Biairans LONDON co Marco Alexander Britains 0b serverv gcriaprsald today the French are thought tobe providing theZEiairans with arms or their struggle against federal militaryriorm in th African country gt IAlexander told ancwsunier once he himsettcame upon French rocket that had been fircr But otherwise very sharp increase in firepower in the last ten weeks seemcd reason tor the belie that iresh fighting supplies were reaching theBial about 20000 members AleStqgedjlnCaught By THE cananrnn runes Vietnam war protesters were out inJorce during the weekcnd andrnost oi the demonstrations were peacefulp In Toronto Saturday diner Soiis Twere arrested 20 men four women and two juveniles butin otherwities acrossCa ada things were relatively quiet Charges in the Toronto castration ranged trom causing disturbance andassauiting p0lt lice officersito publicn1ischiet Nentyiive ts were made where about 500 demonstrators organized by Canadians forthe National Liberation Frontpm lltlcat arm of the ietCoiig turned up as wellns members estimateddat 1500 and organized by the Vietnam Mobi lization Committee tried to lt The Examiner TODAY AnnlanderH City NewsZ Clqssifledlo 11 comics7 DeathsIo runners Editorial4 fmarch south on Yonge Street from Queens Park seabol the provincial government The marchers tried toreach tyhallon Torontos main thorv oughiarep but were met by ll mounted police ud aboutso cera on loot Inmncn was mvzrirrzn The march was eventually it verted shuth on day Stree which runs parallel to Yong Street Meanwhile at LheUS cousin late Edmund Burke member carried signs lnsupport oi th war nndiireadlni Do your Christmas bombing early nt law demonstrators had signs which read Thonshal not hill of the Union at American Exiles and the Burke Society ightewing Edmund other were arrestedwhen in Vancouver more than 15 pernodaniarched gdowntbwu an police said itwas one oLthc lar gest oil or rallies evcrh iur th city am tn it Was parachuted down with downiovtn Toronto Saturday the demonstrators Lwe tempting onto raps the British general said orswere arrested during the ayrl rephoto