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PromptdernentOiLflevies use case rascal WEATHER Vsrifils cloudiness land cooler Low tom 40 high Fri day For details we Page EXAMINER TELEPHONES mailman was Classified Advertising 1mm All Other Departments mean Your No PULLS OFF BIG Dlilll 1venty seven year old Diana Bliss of Finchley North Iandon self confessed hatchelor girl and career wo man has just pulled off $2 sooooo deal for her com pany in the all he man businessbl sellin Price Index Up five months of negotiations Dinna has clinched an order for 11000 tons of reinforcing steel rods which will be used in the construction of British motorway She is pictured here llltll sample of steel rod tAP Wirephoio FoOd Costs Down OTTAWA CF Higher clothin transportation and housing costs pushed the con sumer price index up to 1272 in March from 1226 in February the Dominion Bureau of Statis lies reporicd today it was the first movement in the index based on 1961 prices tLequalling too since January Price levels of food and of health and personal care both decreased slightly The index year ago was 1186 and this years March lig ure represents lepercentim crease over it The bureau said higher quota tions tor new lines of spring clothing combined with the re moval of raidwinter sales prices helped boost the clothing index by 16 per cent HOME COSTS RISE The transportation component advancedslightly less than that due largely to auto licences and repair charges increased home ownership costs were responsi ble for the rise in the housing componentot the index The recreation and reading index was the only other main component to register an in crease The dip in the food index to ma from 4239 inlebruary was due to lower meat dairy products and egg prices out weighing increases for fresh fruits and vegetables CAPSULE NEWSf Soviet Govemment Attacks NATO liole MOSle Bait era end to the division of the The Soviet vernmeot myit published fiercelyworded attack fl mesa world into iiSVaPpEBI for an allElmeah setnmi NAN nailed for an rmhtary blocs and renewed conference General Strike Called In Italy BATITPAGLIA APlJtalys bigthree labor federationsto day called nationwide strike for Friday to protest polioeactlon against riolers in this south ltalian to Czechs MOve Against Opposition PRAGUE tfieuterschhoslovnlt leaders moved today to squash opposition to government taking pa whom are accused of strations policy among troops some of rt innocent antiSoviet demon Brinks Guard Killed In Holdup PROVDENCE RJ AimA Brinks inc guard was kiiJed today when too persons held up an armored car as its crewwaa making payroll delivery police said Police sald the guard was cut down as he was carrying bag of money to the sitcomdoor office of the Hood and Sons Dairy Longshoremen Get New Contract MONTREAL colunguided in Montreal Troisllivicres and Quebec City Wednesday accepted new thr ceyear contract with the Shipping Federation of Canada heralding phat Labor WMinisterrBryce Madrssey called the dawn of new era Oiiice Near Wales Hit By Blast chessan England titeuterslA predawn explosion rocked the tax offices in this historic city two miles from the border with Wales Police found traces attodned to the explosive heightening speculation the the work at militant Welsh nationalis of timing device nhioh was binst was WASHINGTON CF Cansdoa new NATO role was not expected to be discussed formally at the ministerial meeting opening here today al though SecretoryGeneral litan lio Drosin has said any reduc tion of NATO forces now is highly lnadvlsable The force of example is at ways possible he acknowl edged in referring to Canadas intention to start phased with drawal of its 10000man NATO force next year and whether that might lead to other NAm force cuts We will see how it works this time Broslo said at news conference Vednesduy on the eve at the twodny meeting of NAETO foreign and defence min ist rs With emphasis on the political By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The flooding Big Sioux River surged against the levees today where it flows into the Missouri at Sioux City lows while 40 miles to the northeast residents of Cherokee Iowa waited in emergency shelters for the Lite tle Sioux River to crest Twenty miles upstream from the mouth of the Big Sioux six ioot waves threatened to topple dike at the little lows town oi Akron in the flnodbit Sioux City Iowa area police were pnton labour watches writer threat was received to blow up the likedand let floodrlvaters inun date the northern area oi the city where conditions were worst Across the river from Sioux City litaer Albert Streeter oi North Sioux City SD said viii 2and would be delighted to have you and your armies as guests Sincerely Ed Sultlvan LONDON AP Two Brit lsh doctors havedrawn up questionnaire that they say could tell it you are running the risk of heart attack Doctors Eric Wright and Pinchcrle framed 15 new tions about ones daliy habits with the blunt warning that if the answer is yes on three or morefwatcb outl The 15 queries ask whether on yWork 60 hours week Drive morc than 20000 miles year Take less than three weeks holldai Fall to delegate tasks to others Get rleomed up rothcr than the military nature oi the zoycorold alliance there seemed littls likelihood of tar mal discussion of Canadas decl slon announced last week by Prime lllinisler Trudeau But her proposcd reduction of her miropcan contingent re malned lively topic in corri dors outside the closed meetings in the US state department building ON THE IIIIIGIIT SIDE Although stating that increas ing rathcr than cutting name armed strength to him was highly desirable and think necessary Bmslo chose to look at the hrlylt side oi the Cana dian decision would rather stress ths positive side he said in follow ing the line at the US state de partment and other NATO Iowa Residents ngi For flood This is the mostwater wd have ever had here The population of too was evacuated to Sioux Cityand put up for the night in Red Cross emergency quarters The Big Sioux swollen from heavy snow melt in southern Minnesota and northern lowa flows into the Missouri at the junction of Sioux City North SIlolljrx City and South Sioux City Seven house trailers were pulled from flooding area in North Sioux City Wednesday at ternoon in the northwest Sioux City suburb of Riverside work ers labored to builds tilttoot sandbag diketo prevent worsen ing of load which drove about 40 iamllles from their homes in Monrsrn Queen Is serenaded MONTREAL KP Queen Juliana of The Netherlands was serenaded and applauded at the Ecole de si Vincent dindy Wednesday when she toured the School where1her daughtcr Princess Christina hasbeen studying voice since last October The ottyearnld monarch ar rived tromArnsterdam Monday for is today private visit with her youngest daughter At the suburban Outremont fused school she was greeted at the entrance by the director Sister Stella Plants who presented her with bouquet of spring flow era QUESTIONNAIRE MilY snow RISKS or HEART llTTilCK Smoke 20 cigarettes day Take no exerclse Weigh mors than 14 pounds over the limit Feel tired and exhausted Sleep badly Neglect your wife and iam fly Plunge straight hlio mcet tags and office work alter overseas travel Take moro than four drinks day Have high cholesterol count and ascending blood pressure Have no interest in outside work The doctors offered this con solation it is never too late to reform and you will find you work better afterwnr Proposed Cut In Force Remains Lively Topic spokesmenin playing down the negative angle of the Canadian edsion Although Canada had pledged to reduce its 1000ttman force in Europe it had reaiiirmed its confidence in the alliance and will stay in the alliancethat la the essential fact Brooio rnldr Nowhc was confident Can ada would continue to play an important part as it bad in the lost 20 years lsraelilorces Shelled Again ltEL AVIV limiters Israe it forces along the Suez Canal and near the Sea of Galilee were shelled today in separate atiscks military spokesman Sal He said Egyptian mes fired on Israeli troops stationed on the east bank of the Suez Canal early this afternoon lEarlier Arabeguerrlllus fired shell on an lsracll atzolwneardl Denieslnpon Airport Blocked QUEBEC CP Acting Pm mler Paul Dozols Wednesday denied reports that the Quebec government is trying to block construction at new Montreal airport by means of mining claims staked by provincial government company The dental was backcdup by vicePresldent lilousscau Trom blay of the Quebec Mining Ex ploratioo Coj who said at claims staked by the company in the Ste Scholastioue region were not staked with this situ ationln mind MacGlllivray 15 spent most of their Easter holidays walla More than 400 olicem on swept 2W protesters outof Hort vards University Hall today in bloody clash that left 30 per sons hurt and about 20o under arrest The helmetcd police some win in clubs stormed through mass of students to get inside the hall which had been seized Wednesday by youths protesting Harvards lie serve Oiiicel Training Corps program Historic Harvard Yard was alive with turmoil Whistles yellsieers and curses reverber ated through the area as police in tight formations swcpiihack and forth in skirmishlng pla toons Juliand For the next hour the Queen was taken on whirlwind tour This is where practise said Christina pullinghor moth er lntoasmall room The2eyearold princess flushed slightly as chevron her fingers quickly over aplano keyboard Well are you going to play something for me asked her mother in Dutch The princess laughed butro as several reporters and photographers milled about out sidg The Queen an arm around her daughterwas whisked by elevator to the eighth floor and into recording room where Montreal student Marla Later riere 19 was receiving nslng lng lesson from Bernard Dis mont voice instnlctor to the princess The Queen sat down at ate dents desk beside her daughter and listened hurled at police some from neighboring buildings Many of those arrested were carllrdhodlly from the hall and thrust into police wagons Sirhanistess Than Full Man LOS ANGELES AP 8er him Bishnra slrhan glowcrcd and spat obscenltlesas the stats called him lessthan full man and liar vho should be convicted of first egrce murder for slayingSonaor Robert Kennedy Not once in alowkcy day long summation Wednesday rlld prosecutor David Fitts risk for or even mention the maxi murn penaltydeath in the gas chamber The degree not tlln penalty is at stake in this phase oithctrint The Examiner Iv TODIIY Ann Lenderso City Novel13 Classifiedii 1516 Comics0 Deaths18v Districtlo Editoriall Sportsll ls Theatre4 lV Listingsdo WEWFH Wilmin turn witnlawyor Russell Parsons first before the jury Slrhans defence that ills mental capacity was so dimin lshcd he didnt know the menn ing of hisact wasattacked by Fills We concodshss rick Filts told illo jury Bottles and other objects were says the Ontario Police Com police with hatred and fear Todaylt was the defencas Hot Mom Than one Hunonrojlvlllrsrhon lions coon lilarshaligls ilnd Lewis inglrom Edmonton to Red Deer for Oxlam of Canada They left Sunday slept in ln California mass sitvin continued at Stanford Univer sity laboratory to protest classi lied litary research on cam pus Student protesters at the New Orleans campus of Southern University forced the closing of the school Wednesday alter clash witll police The college dealt locked himself lna office to escape rampaging students The sitin at llnrvard led by members oi Students for Democratic Society started at noon Wednesday when the stu dents took over the building and better Copy 12 Page Yr barns along tlisway and an rived Wednesday CP Wire photo 200 answererretested Arrested By POiicemen by THE Assoelnreo PRESS forced sevcratdenns to icave One was Evictcd bodily They demanded an immediate end to all Reserve Oilicers Training Corps programs at Harvard the oldest college in the United States President Na than Pusey said he couldnt take their demands scliouslyl Pusey said Harvard llns con tracts with the military lorces He said these are to be renego tlated in light of inculiy vote to deny academic credit for ROTC course and strip faculty status from ROTC instructors Commission Attempts Control Of Police With KINGSTON iCP domes Cooke who heads the group re presenting Ontarlos policemen mission is attempting to colltrol Recent changes in the Police Act would appear to have been poorly conceived and are rcmn isccnt of the days of Captain Bligh said Mr Cooke chair man of the Ontario Police Asses elation in an interview Vednes day The association represents some 2000 Ontario police it is rather amazing that in the time of tho manned moon rocket the 01 should be hell bent on dragging us bookinto the ignorance hatred in rear oi the lflstceuiury with as much specdus they can possibly morn lcr he said Mr Cooke was here Wednls day to discuss the recent changes in the act with local as sociation mumhers Ho said many of tho regula tions are aimed at curbing lilo powcrhf the police assocluilon and stripping police oliloers at their legal rights Ill listed the dental oiwlagol counsel for in olllccr chmgod under the not tlilil illo ltpulo 3500mon air contingent Haired Fear tionillat an oliicer charged can only be represented by another oiflcer as two of the changes the association mainly objects lit Will Withdraw Troops ludy TORONTO GP Judy leiiarsll former ledcrol cabllt not mfnlster speculated Wednesday that the change in Canadas commitment to the North Atlantic Treaty Organism tlon announced last week will mean lvlthrlrzwnl of 6000 Cnna tilan ground troops from Eu rope in speech to about 350 per sons at Gardens and Home Show luncheon liilss Lablnrsll said withdrawal of Canadas ground forces would menu weltknit more economical and efildent defence force for Can nda Silo suld she did not see similar withdrawal oliCcnadlns cnnso they could not he put into ncllnn qulckl cllollull it needed in Europe