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White rightsthe issue irand wizard David Duke of tlie Klu Klux Klan stands out side Queens Park in Toronto Monday with letter he planti ed to present to Ontario Attorneydieneral Roy Mc Muitry lle accused McMur try of trying to suppress free speech of white people who were opposed to the take over of anada by non whites McMurtry said it would he an insult to the peo ple of the province to meet with Duke ttl lliotoi Action launched by Lotta dismissed by Supreme Court CALGARY r1gt civil sun launched by former Queens tmversity law profesr sor Keith Iiatta who is serving life sentence for murder was dismissed Monday in Alberta Supreme ourt by Mr Justice Moore Latta was convicted in 1971 of the murder ot Itobert Neville tin Edmonton travel agent and former business associate of Lattas The civil sun against London Life Insuranceto developed as an offshoot of the murder case In it liatta sued for $73o00 proceeds of an insurance policy he held on New Illt Ina civil trial here in Decem ber liatta maintained he was innocent of the murder and theretorc should be able to colr lect the insurance IIe advanced the theory that Neville was murdered by an uni known person who had been threatening his life and said he witnessed the actual shooting the morningofJunc13 1071 DIDNT BELIEVE lll In Sftpage judgment Mr Justice Moore said he did not believe Iiat as evidence am satistied on the whole of the evidence that he mur dered Neville London Lite therefore is not obliged to pay any amount un der the policy to liatta as such payment would be contrary to public policy Latta contended that new evi dence came to light since his original conviction that sup ported his theory that someone else killedNeville However some of that eviA dence was ruled inadmissible Special coin may mark jubilee OTTAWA ttfli Supply Minister Ieanriicrre Goycr Monday night sought opposition consent to allow the mint to be gin work at once on $100 gold coin to celebrate the silver juv bilee of Queen Elizabeth The request came as Progres sive Conservative MIs Don Mazankowski tVegrevillei and Peter Bawden Calgary South questioned the use of supple mentary estimates to gain par liamcntary approval to mint the coins Normally miiiting gold coin requires an amendment by Parliament to the ltoyal Canadian Mint Act and the Currency and Exchange Act Mazankowski noted that an at tempt to use estimates to skirt an act had been rejected by for mer Commons speaker Iiucien Lamoureuc in 1071 Goycr said this was the only way the mint could hope to pro duce the 300000 coins by July when the jubilee takes place Protests show name IELIIAM Ont HIP Mayoraohn Weldon doesnt like the name of the lttf radio coin edy show Itoyal anadian Air Farce and issued statement Monday to underline his objec tion should like to vigorously protest the name of the show as being malicious ridicule of one of the most honored of Jana dian institutions the Itoyal Ta nadian Air loltt which has served our country with great courage and distinction for half century the mayor com plained by special panel of appeal judges last summer Mr Justice Moore ruled that evidcnee was hearsay and re fused to admit it in the civil trial Other evidence that was hearsay but was admitted on special grounds by Mr Justice Moore was ruled by him to have no probative value TWO IlISlI ll This related to testimony fr om Edmonton school teacher Gerald Iomeroy and airline manager Boris tinisko Iomeroy testified Neville had spoken to him of threats and iiisko recalled Neville being edgy and concerned someonewasout to get him Both instances occurred sev eral months before Nevillcs death Mr Justice Moore said lin gerpriiit evidence at the trial riid not correspond lll1 Lattas testimony and that Latta lied to police on three occasions dur ing the murder investigation Latta explained he panicked iiid made colossal mistake in not telling the police the truth that he had been at No villes office the morning of the murder Lattas lawyer Webster Mac 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