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Barrie Examiner, 20 Feb 1969, p. 1

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WEATHER Sims Friday with nutchange in temperature law tonight is on him as hours on rs EXAMINER TELEPHONES Won Candied Advertising 1mm an mommun loith Your No 34 Apply TodCIY In Montreal MOMIIEAL GP Applies tions for bail from or per sona charged in last weeks 51 mm rampage at Sir George Williams University were to be heard today The applications included one from Joseph Cheddi Jsgannsoo oi Cheddi Jsgan Opposition leader in Guyana Also scheduled today was the preliminary hearing of one of the accused Kennedy Fred ericks 29 of Grenada West In dies In applications re so it Wednesday lhree students were denied tventylive were granted hall and released from deten lion Iwentysis others granted bafl failed to come up with de posits before court oificer clased and spent their eighth night In cells At one point in the proceed Ings Municipal Court Judge Emmett htdvtannmy had to elect trom the courtroom Rev Kendall Smith Harlem civil rights leader who was dis tributing pamphlets calling for Immediate release ol the rte dents The three denied half were Mark Medicoft It white Montresler and two students fromTrinldad Jose Amoroso 14 and tan Belgrave nthey will remaLneafrn jailllpgdigg pre tirntnary iozs Originally 90 adults and seven juveniles under 18 were arrested on charges or conspire cy to commit arson and to de stroy property attend twoweek ship at the universitys com putcr centre culinanth in destruction spree nine days ago Occupation of the ninthfloor computer centre was to protest the makeup or university com mittee investigating charges oi racism told against an assistant biology prcfmor by all West lndian students HERES ONE Personnel Manager Did you give litiss Howie an aptitude test Assistant Yesstr and tor your information shes not apt to Iraq ExeCUtés Israieli DAMASCUS Syria AP Iraq executed seven young men as spies or Israel today but here were no Jews among tcm and the bodies were not on display uotfl after the ex cautions Israel was expected to issue denial of any complicity but it appeared unlikelyT that there would he repetition of the storm oi toreign protests which followed the public =exccution last month of nine Iraqi Jews and five Moslems as spies for the Jewish nation Baghdad radio cancellediregv niar programs this morning and repeated announce ments or the executions in what appeared to be an invitation to crowds to go to the capitals Lroentim Square where the bodies were hanging The seven iraqi hloslems all between 19 and or years at age were condemned after throe wcek trial before Iraqs revolul tianary court The government redio said two were soldiers Spies and they were shot by uIng squads while five civilians were hanged at Baghdads central prison third soldier also was san tenced to death the broadcast said but his sentence was com muted to life imprisonment by President Ahmed Hassan at Bahbecause ho 1reiped atr thorities uncover the detailed activitiesof the ring STILL AT LAME gt The court said the eight men had collected information about Iraqs air force bases and radar screens and communicated them to Israel through non commlssioned olficer who is still at large He was said to have headed the group Those executed were ldentl tied as armyPtes Mohanuned Ismail and Mohammed Ghaf our civilian workers Abdulls Dawood and Abdulla Jasin Ju houri students Imad Hannoun and Tayeh Janabi and black smith Abbas Salloun Snowstorm Iind High Winds Isolate Towns IDNDDN CF Parts of England were virtually para lysed today by an overnight snowstorm cutting off towns and villages in the north and lit tering the roads with abandoned cars Iwo persons were killed near London when their car skidded in snowdrtit and train was derailed Londons Heathrow and Gat wicir airports were closed for part at the night as snow blocked the runways Winds up to 63 miles an hour In Britain piled the snow into drifts Toe overnight storm followed floods gates and blizzards that on the south and southwest coasts Mountalmmr waves in Devon burst the mail at Teimmutb and flooded the town centre Nine skiers buried in an ava lanche in Scotland were dug out by military rescue teams The three ScottishFA Cup secondround soecer ties which were to have been decided to night again were postponed and will he played next Monday namonarons seek freedom or 90 persons using preliminary hearing charges damage to Sir George Will in connection with $2000wa jams University in Montreal on Mormon to on copy in mg Biggest isnits In series 5400 leave IobsToday moonro tCl More than we workers went on strike today againstOntario Hydro and the publiclyowned power conunisslonwarned its generat ing capacity was taxed in the limit It was the biggest yet of se ries or rotating strikes that 9740 members of Local 1000 Can dian Union at Public Employ ees started Feb against the commission Hydro said todays strikein five at the commissions seven rcgionsattectcd more than to per ceotol the provinces power acity Assurancesbythe union of maintaining power more and more me ningless Feb ice Wireplioto Say Altimeter Caused Cfésii TORONIDICP faulty altimeter was blamed by cor oners Jury Wednesday for the deaths Nov 75 of two Toronto men when twinengine Beech Baron crashed as it came in or landing at Toronto Internation al Airport The jurysaid that pilot John Michael Gulley 56 had become preoccupiedwith an instrument landing and as result the air cralt made anunsafe airport approach PassengerDonald Barlow 32 was also killed The jury made no recommen dations and attached no blame to anybody tor the deaths Examiner TODIIY Ann Lendersd City News2 Classified14 IS is Comics17 mntnniro gt Dith Editorialt sports12 Ia Theatre5 frv Listing17 Weather6 Womensa Lebanon Denies Pdrt Bishara Sirhan chargcdwith composed Plimpton saidol Sirhantieainr After VAttciclg LdSAVNGELESiCPI Au the young Jordanian whohad ihor George Plimptun says he lacked the courage to look at If dying Senator RobertF Kenna dy but instead lunged against thesenators assailanta man he describes as composed and peaceful th eyes were solely on the hand of the defendant which had the gun Pliman testified Wednesday at the trial oi Sirhnn Kennedys murder He struck me asenormnusly been pictured as disturbed with ennody for supporting Israel The senator was rolled shortly alter midnight last June in the lush or his Catttomin presiden tial primary victory SEEMED consonant The rest of us given this sudden tragedy were not com posed said Plimpton of Sit han1Ie seemed almost like the eye in the centre or hurri cane composed and peaceful fiie seemed purged ML nosses who described the Jailed 14 Days For Beating Bobbing Man Douglas Albert Knicely 25 of chaotic scene when Kennedy and five others were shottn the Ambassador Hotel pantry Plimotons account was perhaps was called by the prosecution histestimony lent support to the defence contention thnt shooting the most dramatic Although he 58 Kcmpentelt Drive was jailed gave Sirhan strange sense of 14 days yesterday for heating leaseI and robbing man on Owen Street near the Ianeway behind Zeliers last January it Piimpton said he Viiung self at Sirban pinning him against steam table corona or The first concrete development in three months in the dispute between Quebecs 70000 teachersnnd the provincial government and school boards came Wednesday with the announcement that Judgerteno Lippe has accepted theposition ot mediator in the dispute The teachers have been de manding arbitration of the lit month dispulesince late last year Negotiations were broken off between last Dec4 and last weekend following the govern ments rofusal to agree to the demand Peace mus lire sun Deadlocked PARIS AP While the United Statesinsisted todaythat common groiindlexists at the Vietnam peace talks to bring the conflict to an end theat mosphere at deadlock deepened as usual ahd the National Li eration Front stuck by their orlnothiog demands under such conditions Hydro sold in statement Thu tact remains that the union contin ucho strike the major power rBources at this province Since Feb the union has escalated its strike action irom ion at rotatingnaiuroto strike which has me virtuab iv general moiagainst the publiclyowned commission USE SUPERka STAFF warned that it would he dtiflcult to keep manning unio ob with suporvlsotyistall There is limit to how far supervisory Mand equipment can he pushed new ORLEANS an policemans testimony has been on charge of conspiring to as aassinate President John Kennedy Judge Edward Haggertys rulingWednesday brought As slstant District Attorney James Alcocir in demandJhat Va eclared When overruled Alcock served notice that he would take the legal issue to the state So preme Court Haggerty said the trialin Its fifth weekwould proceed on schedule unless stopped byvthe high court The ruling came at the end fourhour hearingwith the lury out of the courtroomon vtia wtdie file ll Jasper counties South Carottna ltydws tough statement also barred tram Cloy Shaws trial Sh These conditions cannot con linuc without the strain on men and equipment resulting in He vcrc consequences fthe live regions affected today were Niagara the eastern section from Portliopc to the Quebec border western from Woodstock to Windsor central Toronto to Bowmanvlllot and northeastern tram Sault Ste Marie to the Quebecborder hydro spokesman said the commission wiltbuy 550000 kil owatts oIpower today lrom Michigan and Quebec it will also Interrupt special industrial contracts today industries that not tavorabl werratés by allowing th mmission to reduce power when the need arises NEGOTIATIONS RESUME Meanwhile today negotiations between Hydro and union oili cials resumed in Toronto war mane Ontarios chic conciliation oftlcer said he spoke to one theviides not Identified Wednesday at ter my adjourned Tuesday night and he decided to cull both par ties back to the bargaining table oday Union ofliclala meariwhile wnmcd that the union will re taliate against Hydro it tho company continues to Jock out workers participatingin rototlt ins strikes BoilTestimony At 511qu Triql prosecution eviderice involving Patrolman Aloysius tIablghorst mat was amonglthose who tes IE IInbighorst testified that when he tingerprintcd Show on March 1967 he asked Show it he used any alias and Shaw re plied Ciay Bertrand Bertrandvls the namoDrstricl Attorney Jim Garrison contends Shaw used in plotting with Lee Harvey Oswald and others to murdarlennedy The Judges ruling was based on the ground that police Capt bouls Comic refused to let Shawslawycr accompany him to the bureau of identification rgom where he was fingerprint APSULE NEWS lIS Attacks Hunger In MLThe Niiton administration has aded to relieve severe mlnutrltion afiticthrg two moat southan coini Senate continu gt United states AmtsrllmeVSecretarytxifford Hardin agreed to provide tree harm to beusedfor food We in Boardert and Carolina osits hearings on hunger in the Scandinavian Airlines Nerd Target ooemmorrr Rentersi fhe Scandinavian Airlines Sysf tem witlrbethe next target of Arab terrortsts trontpage story In Attack on Airliner From Amteuters lebanon has denied any part In the latest Arab attack on an Israeli airliner and Israelrand the United states have called tor international action to pro tectcommercial planes From the information an nounced about the operation ubanese Premier Rashid Kara mi said There canbe no ex cure to decide that any respon sihillty for it falls on us Karamis statement was is ued alter Israeli Transport Min ister Mocha Qarmel charged that Lebanon was responnhle for the attack tuesday on an El Al airliner tn ZurichLfiwiLzer iondfinwhiarilfiersons on the plane were wounded and one merrilia was killed Carmel speaking to Ilsraeis parliament Wednesday cited lh the publication in Beirut statement by his Popular Front tor theuhcrationrol JPalestine claiming responsibility tor the Zurich attack But the state ment had been issued earlier in Amman the Jordanian capital SAYS AIIACK PLANNED ThePopuiar Front said the attack was planned in the Jor dan River Valley and Zurich Ready Spacernen For Earth Orbit CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP TIe Apollo avastronautasuc cessfully rehearsed Wednesdhy final three hours the countdownAandviaimchingthe commando raid last major test before their to day earth orbit flight scheduled to start Feb 73 The successtul test cleared way for the launch team to start the sixday final nt 11 glut guernllas told them they from Damascus the Syrian ta The authoritative Cairo news paper A1 Ahram said today in an editorial Arabvcommandos would mount attacks on israeli targets anywhere regardless of repriaal raids The newspaper which usually reflects official Egyptian think Ing said Palestinian Arab re ristanca would not abate despite anycnunter moves by Israel Alter another Popular Front attack on an El Al airliner in Athens last December Israel ted airport that destroyed Is planes lei lebanone Middle East Afr en This time the Israelis appear ed lo be riding thowavc of in ternational criticism or the Arab the Beirut ottoman matron his dressing room following his performance yestcrd Mrs0niisriswha said the play was oneot the greatest she has ever seen waited to to bo canse haiwas showering when she arrivad backstage in the vDanishnowupa MIAMI AP Sir Etienne Iiioi Wt OPI reoe vcd who do Liberation Qinbeool wNEivnmrn we Prime Eksra Biadetsays Fears CommunistTlireat In Bahamas Dumorh aayothera are Indications Oomsmlsts are intiltratingdre Bahamas and he says these isiamlsnfl the Florida coast would Styletflnion when from the area Kosyginj MeetsELGermanMha sailor MOSCOW Reuters Soidetligtremier Alexei Kosygintoday received East German Ambassador Hoist Bittnec the Kremlin Thesubied was not ottidaily disclosed Gandhi SurviiIesNonycoMidence Vote bc great prise tor the Minister canons FLQCIaimvs Responsibilitylor Blasts ascribes abwmfilw WM has tor talks at its

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