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ltldm ll awemam seamen m7 rm Win Your No 97 Uhe Merrie Examine Barrie Ontario Canada Wednesday April 26 I967 WEATHER Continuing cold Sunny on Thom day 10d will be lllht Low tonight degrees High expect ed on Thursday degrees Not More Than We Per Copy 22 Pages RUSSIANS HONOR COSMONilUT Soviet honor guard mar ches beside flowerdraped urn bearing remains of Soviet Cos monaut Vladimir Komarov The cortege moved to Red Square today for heros tuner nl accorded the cosmonaut This photo was made available by Toss AP Wirephoto by cable from Moscow OTTAWA CP Tough new police powers to Search homes without warrants and to jail Ecopla without filing charges ave been advocated by the Cu nudien Association of Police Chiefs in brief to federal inquiry on the administration of justice the policemen called for in spa clfic Criminal Code amend Thcy also proposed that mag istrates be sublected to psycho logical examinations to ensure they are stable persons They urged the retention oi logging of prisoners and argued that governments often lose sight of the need to protect so cicty in their zeal for the re habilitation of the criminal The associatio is 62year ments to enlarge their powers old group representing police CAPSULE News 23 $156493 ToMove Cadets To Camp OTTAWA The defence department will spend $156403 this year for charter flights to move cadets to camp spokesman said Tuesday All regular and reserve troops will be moved by mil itary aircraft he added Troops Withdrawn In Athens Amorous AP Troops were withdrawn from most parts of Milena today as cairn prevailed throufiiout Grecce but the new military government kept the country under tlflit rein Report Wreckage Is Shown Reporters MONK KONG Reuters The wreckage of an American air craft and the both of its pilot were shown to Viranarncse and for Riga reporters in Hanoi Tuesday night shortly after United States air raid on the capital the North Vietnam news agency said today Stalins Daughter May Write Sequal NEW YORK AP Sveflaoa Allihweva is reported to be con sidering writing sequel to her soontwbopuhlished memoirs des uzriblng her life in Persia after the death of Stalin her father em wwwvmnwmum Tempo Quickens At Expo Site MONTREAL CF The tempo of Expo 67 quickened to day and the 1000 acre exhibi tion sibe took on connopplitan air with the inangtnal of Can Idas world flair only at hours my The torecst for Thursday was for sunny and cool weather like Tuesdays when hands pa raded and television crews sat up vantage points at Place des Nations where the formal open rhtg will be staged Blonds hostesses from the just opened West German pavilion in their bright orange andgrcy costumes appeared on the roadways sometimes ac companle by officers of the German state police embers of Italys famed p04 lice force the carabinieri turned out in their plumcd tri corns and swords Bluejackets from four Cana dian destroyers moored at the site added color to the scene From Lance Bellows Espos advertising chief earns pre diction that the six months show will have about 60000000 admissions compared ith forecast year ago 20000 00 The general public in be ad rr terl Friday morning the day acr the Thursday afternoon in apgural which will he limited to more than 5000 invited guests By Tuesday night most of the major participating nations had opened their pavilions to the more than 600 accredited nowa papcr men and broadcasters their achievements in science and the arts under canopy of steel mesh and plastic covering of 110000 square feet thearea of city block Im ern Ontario automaton lSD manarrows Tougher Police Powers Advocated By Chiefs chiefs in all cities across Cnn uda The brief was signed by hootb Vancouver police chief and association president The brief made public today said police should he authorlred to jail persons temporarily to prevent them from breaking the law in the future SEEK AGAINST THREATS This would he done under preventive detention law that would allow police to hold rnb hicrousers and troublemakers when threats are made against the person of VIPs etc This proposal echoed one made recently to the Quebec royal commission on lustice by Montreal Police Director and chem al organizations do pounced the idea as violation Gestapo tactics in their brief to the federal committee on corrections headed by Mr Justice Roger Ouimet of the Quebec Superior Court the police chiefs advolt cated law allowing police to detain any crirniml suspect up to 24hours without having to hale him into court on specific charge creases for cottage cheese sour cream and other second ary milk products were pre dictcd Tuesday by dairy company spokesmen in south Guy manager of the Toronto branch of Silverwood Dairys Ltd of London said the increase will cut May is when the Ontario Milk Market ing Board and the Ontario Milk Distributors Association raise by one cent quart the price paid to farmers for milk We now have the whole mat ter under consideration but we will have to increase our prices on May 16 or shortly after be cause we are not in position rm illihlilill of civil liberties reminiscent of HOUSE APPROVES UNIFICATION Bill US Fighter Bombers Strike Hanoi Bridges SAIGON CF US fighter bombers based in Thailand bombed the Hanoi rail and high way hridge four miles from the centre oi the North Vietnamese capital US military spokes man said The spokesman said the bridge is the only route into lia nol for rail traffic from the north it was the third consecutive day of US raids on key targets in the lienoiiiairhong hcart land of North Vietnam US spokesmen said the bridge was steel and concrete structure 730 fect long and 10 feet wide with five spans They said the centre span was mov able to allow passage of ships through the Des Rapidcs Canal the molar water route between the North Vietnamese capital and the Port of Haiphong BltliHMil BULL CRASHES EXPO MONTREAL CF The German pavilion draw an uninvited guest to its exhibit Tuesday when 1700paund Brahma hull crashed through window The 2t squarefoot win dow explodedwhenthe mal stuck its 70inch long curved horns through the glass About Pl security guards and Euro employ ees managed to rape the animal outside the building After veterinarian ad ministered sedative the hull was returned to the Man the Provider pavilion from where it had escaped on arrival at Expo Price inereases Predicted For Secondary Milk Products TORONTO CP Price in to absorb the extra cont Mr Guy said Kenneth Gordon He suggested could be two cents quart as did spokesman for Macs Milk Ltd The increase of 35 cean hundredweight is the price paid to farmers for their milk was announced April 19 Northern nt farmers will receive minimum of $667 hundred weight for their milk while southern Ontario dairy men will get $610 hundred weight mat from eelsages Ccmmitted To Mental Hospital When see my face in the mirror see it turn into thousand gtfaces said the handsome 10yearold He tried to poke out his eyes with his fingers said his mother He tried to kill himself it was as if there was something inside telling him this is what he was sup posed to do The tall husky youth was semiconscious and strapped to bed when SupcrierJudge Allen Miller directed Tuesday that the teenagar be commit ted to state mental hospital The hospital records said he couldnt stand the afterveffects of his experiments with the drug LSD The bedside commitment The West Germans displayed lllllsllllllllviilllullluhmmllmfiiwullnullllnnuuiuhlhnlAtinglutrillulmhlllnumlnmlnwlluiulnlltlllaillvliliLillitiil nu alwartullavrlnulllrtllnwlrurnhmlrlluannulmluNmmmlnmltllhutlmwnuswmlmllulltmmm was made at Los Angelcs County General Hospital His mother leader in Las An geles social circles told re porter what had led to her sons present state NEEDlfiE INFECTED He took the initial injection in February she said in March he became ill with serum hepatitis liver trou hlelapparently from an in fected needle The mother registered nurse decided to care for him herself Then one of his friends slipped him some more L1 she related it was about two weeks ago could tell some thing was wrong decided to sleep next to him on another living room couch woke up and found him completely covered with blood There was blood all over the floor saw razor blade and realized what had happened He had slit his arm inside the elbow Fearing another suicide try she had her son transferred to the psychiatric llll of the county hospital He broke glass rippcd his other arm and his throat she said Then later he took pencil and tried to stab Ilimsctlf Two ondealles graib bed hhn But he broke loose and ran and tried to ramhis head against wall and break his neck Then he tried to poke out his eyes with his fingers Flights of US Air Force 105 Thunderehleis swept through heavy anflfnircruit and missile fire to blast the bridge BOMBED SUBURBS The Soviet news agency Toss in dispatch from Hanoi said US planes bombed the north ern suburbs of Hanoi today and an anti aircraft missile shot down one American plane it also said Radio lialphong re ported the ports defenders shot down four American pianos 15 MEN KILLED NANTUCKET Mass AP flaming US Air Force radar picket piano with 16 men aboard plunged into the Atlontle Tues day night after the pilot appar ently tried to avoid homes on Nantucket island Only one survivor Llcuf lo soph ii Guenet toyearold vicepresi dent in charge of the Toronto area for Borden Co Ltd said an increase in the milk price would affect dairy products using large quantifies of milk the increase navigator from Montreal was picked up by helicopter Gue net father of two children was portedttrsattsfactory condi tion in hospital Officials at Otis Air Force Base Falmouth Mass said they had reports before the crash that crew members were May ilsk Caucus To Expel Cowan OTTAWA CPlLiberal party sources said Tuesday that the next Liberal caucus will be asked to expel Ralph Cowna MP for Yorkdlumber from the ranks of the party movement has arisen in party ranks the sources said for expulsion of the maverick MP because of statements he made in opposition to the pull cles of Mr Pearsons govern ment particularly on the ques tion of bilingualism in the fed ernl civil service Mr Cowan 04 has also risen in the House to oppose Mr Pearson after commutations of death sentences imposed by th courts few weeks ago the Toronto MP told group formed to ap pose the governments bilingual ments policy on bilingualism does not conform to the coastl tution Seek lieelection QUEBEC iCP State Secrclt tary Judy Laliarsh said Tues day she daes not intend to can test another general election but added that her decision to re tire may hinge on who is Lib eral leader Its pretty hard to tell what the circumstances willrbe she tolda press conference if Prime Minister Pearson runs again and it looks as if they need people not to rock the boat by openingsldberal seats unnecessarily who knawsi she said If Mr Pearson did decide to retire new leader might be chosen who wouldnt follow for $1000 day or it ndght be someone who was good leader and needed support Miss LaMarah 42 lawyer has been MP for Niagara Falls for six years it is among the few seats that will not be ouched by electoral redistribu lflll scars our Teacher What have the ruralqu to the North Pole aocomplishedt Jimmy Nothin com in make the eogrnphy lessons noun policy that the Liberal govern LaMarsh May Not and one helicopter which tried to rescue pilots who had elected The US military spokesman said three US lighterbombers were shot down in Tuesdays raids on the Hanoi llalphong area bringing US plane losses to six in two days over the North North Vietnam claimed that is US planes were shot down mesday alone over Hanoi and Haliphong i2 of them over lla HD Plane Plunges Into Atlantic manning individual life rafts for to ditch landing at sea but there were doubts that many could have survived the explo slon Albert llionning an experi enced private pilot said that lastminute manoeuvre kept the island Manning said he is can vlnced that the pilot was tight lng desperately to gctvlt the planet to the water and avoid this summer colony SKIDDEDTIIEN EXPLODED lt skidded along the water for about 4000 feet and when it hit there was this huge burst of fire and big red fireball said Rene Orleans never seen anything like it At the controls of the four engined supcreansfellatlon when it went down about halffmile off shore was Col James Lyle 47 Two bodies were recovered and nightlong search by air force and coast guard units was intensified at dawn The crash was the third fatal plunge in less than two years involving Otis radar planes which fly air defence missions between Newfoundland and Ber muda The craft was less than 10 minutes out of Otis and carried about 7330 gallons of fuel Eight minutes after takeoff Lyle had reported fire in his No enginethe one close to the fuselage on the right side plane from striking Nantucketi OTTAWA CF The Com mans is expected to adjourn for week late tonight after setting record for the longest session in Canadian history210 sitting days Tuesdays tting extended past midnight as the controver slal armed forces unification bill got final approval 127 to 73 and several other measures were the hated The longest previous ses sion lasted are days in 106465 Second readingapproval in principlewas given Manpower Minister Morchandr bill to make icdcrnl payments to the provinces for adult occupational training There was no re corded vote it now is planned to adjourn late tonight or early Thursday until May after passage of the training bill and three more items changes in the income Tax Act extension of provi slonnl Commons rules to the next session and money sup ply bill The adjournment without formal prorogatlon now would give the Senate time to pass the final bills sent to it from the Commons in preparation for royal assent next week and the immediate opening of new session Prime Minister Pearson has already outlined 49 pieces of legislation the government wants to scc passed during the centennial session The unification bill now in the hands of the Senate will not he proclaimed law until the REVISE REGULATION Thistimo will be required to rewrite regulations for single service and for policy decisions to be made on such matters as um The Examiner TODAY Ann Lendersgt7 at City NewsZ it Classified14 15 to Comics20 District5 ti Deaths1 Editorial4 E1 Sports8 Theatre4 El rv Listings20 ti Womensd lVrnther13 Expect Commons To Adjourn litter Record Sitting Session sailors retaining their present rank titles Defence Minister llellycr sold the new hottlcgrecn uniforms for the single service will not make their first trial appear traces in public until next month Voting in favor of the unlilcn tion bill were 101 Libcruls 12 New Democrats eight Credit isles four Social Credit MP and two independents Against were 69 Conservatives and four NDP membersll iierrldge Kootenay lcsl liar old Winch Vancouver East Alnoid Peicns Timlskamlng and Colin Cameron Nanalmo CowichunThe islands The Senate meanwhile gave second reading to government bill making it criminal of fence to ass or tmfflck in the haliuc nationproducing drug LSD The bill calling for penalties of up to 10 years in prison for trafficking was sent to the Sen ate nking and commerce committee for examination to day but will not get to the Com mons this session Mr itfarchand in spirited bilingual defence of his bill said great deal of misinforma tion about it had been given out by few provincial officials chiefly in Ontario LB Confident Bonn Diiierences Can Be Overcome EONN healers President Johnson said today after two hours of folks with Chancellor Kurt Georg Kitsinger that he is confident that differences be tween honn and Washington will be overcome The president and the chan cellor stood side by side in tho gardens of tho Rhlncsida chan ccilcry as they spokc to report ers after the talks Johnson then left for Washington by plane Johnson said that when the chancellor came to Washington they would review in depth the various topics of interest to both governments The president said he had in vited Kissinger to visit Vush lngton but no firm date had been fixed President Johnson ending his three day visit to Eonn for Tuesdays state funeral for for mer chancellor Konrad Aden nuerraaid no hard or fast de cislons were made at todays talks Field Marshal The Earl Al exander ofTunts and his wife Lady Margaret arrhd in Cab gary Tuesday for brief visit The couple are to travel to Montreal Wednesday after Ca nadna former governor gener lORD airxauora vrsns carom at has oddzemd The Rid Honorable Sir Winston Spencer Churchill Society this evening of Wirephotdl