IF PROVINCES REACT u Medicare To All Within The Year By STEWART MacLEOD OTTAWA (CP)--The federal government is ready to move immediately on medical care. Officials say that if the prov- inces react quickly to Prime Minister Pearson's proposals, the, majority of Canadians could be covered within a year. Before the prime minister' went into the federal-provincial) conference Monday -- with the federal proposals, officials of all 11 governments had made a technical study of medical care and informants said the results were encouraging. Ot- tawa officials are highly confi-| dent of success, The role of the federal gov- ernment in a medical care pro- gram is simply to make neces- Sary revenues available to the province and to see that ac- ceptable standards are met by all provincial governments, All provinces will be free to raise their plans above those stand- ards, although they won't be compensated by the federal government beyond the pre- determined revenue rebates DON'T PLAN UNITY The federal government, offi- cials say, has no long-term plans to meld the various pro- vincial schemes into a national plan. Health services are under provincial jurisdiction and these officials foresee a wide vari- ance in the provincial schemes --although all would be above the standards laid out. This would not interfere with mobility of coverage. Perhaps Manitoba might add drugs to its coverage, said an official by way of an example, and Quebec might not. When someone moves from Manitoba to Quebec he would be trans- ferred to the Quebec scheme and buy his own drugs. Some province might decide to in- clude dental or optical services. The federal proposal does not require 'any agreements on such details, Mr. Pearson told the conference. "It calls only for) a general federal-provincial un- derstanding as to the nature of the health programs which will make a federal fiscal contribu- tion appropriate." Officials said the plan, from LA MACAZA, Que. (CP)-- Three men are scheduled to ap- pear in court today at Mont Laurier to face charges result- ing from the gunpoint abduction of a young provincial police constable last week. Constable Onil Bourdon last Thursday was forced at gun- point to go into the woods with the trio. He escaped unharmed some 20 hours later, but the three alleged abductors were not captured until Monday. The incident began Thursday when "two QPP. constables, called to the scene by area res- Stevenson Buried In Family Plot BLOOMINGTON, Ill. (AP)-- Adlai E. Stevenson, 'U.S. am- bassador to the United Nations who died in London last Wed- nesday, was buried Monday in the family plot of Evergreen Park cemetery. 3 Face Charges In OPP Kidnap idents who said they had seen seven armed men practicing what seemed to be infantry charges, came upon the group in the brush near this RCAF Bomarc missile base 110 miles northwest of Montreal. In an ensuing scuffle with the seven -men, alt in their early 20s, one of the group, Bertrand Simard, was wounded in the neck by a_ bullet apparently fired by a companion. Police found separatist litera- ture where they were camping. Three men, described as stu- dents on their summer _holi- days, stayed behind with Con- stable Roland Noel and their wounded friend, while the rest of the group captured Bourdon at gunpoint. QPP S.Sgt. Jules Arsenault, in charge of the search for the abductors, said: "We took the full force out of the area and left just enough men in the area to set up road blocks." ""We-knew ,they would come out sooner or later. They lwanted to be picked up, I \think. They were damned tired and very hungry." | The trio, without food or shel- lter in the damp, mosquito-in-) 'fested woods for four days, of- THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, July 20, 1965 Cancer Kills Clyde Beat 'The King Of The Beasts VENTURA, Calif. (AP) Clyde , Beatty, famed wild-ani- mal trainer who survived more than 100 maulings by lions and In May he suffered a hemor- rhage and returned to his honie here but refused to let his qiJane announce his rurehen, tigers, died Monday after year-long fight against cancer. He was 61. Although he lost most of his stomach in an_ operation in July, 1964, Beatty opened his act:on Long Island, N.Y., last April, putting his huge cats through their paces two and How to relieve BACK *:. 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And Conscio |him Monday in a memorial|boycotted Market meetings us lservice at which UN Secretary-\after the six member nations public administration." | ' The question of h Cana: as AT meSlas "the people's friend' -- ajments to finance a common) i. tnee Cane duced in 1962. Cardinal McGuigan, Archbishop} van who' beonaht a special di-/farm policy by the June 30 : in the jse|Satisfactory recovery from aj) lished. This would be tackled any Negro in the exercise| 1 oke he suffered Saturday, his|™2CY ' ish." : laso addressed the dis- would be provided through new|gained the U.S. professional sin-|and marching in Bogalusa to-| Spiers and Knight pledged| mare gear Peale ow aS tinguished gathering. In addi- fiscal arrangements, the out-|gles tennis championship Mon-|4ay following justice depart- | sat ' ee eral court that the law will be) «jor. F 3 -ingithe world, the audience in- police ials and Ku k apheld. He's quite alert and taking) winded New York Governor} Among systems being talked|tralia, 6-4, 6-3, 6-3. The 30-year-|Klan from interfering with Gem-) FP) ewhere on the racial scene|F. Brooks said. "Blood | about by federal officials arejold Rosewall, who won the title) onstrators. Lang were these developments: | and pulse ore all aap ha aia rg and many ; other notables. lied after a slow start to cap-/Bogalusa Voters League said) tie: laadeie: Heonieed. wtb: fk ; one | well-to-do paying more than the|ture top money of $3,000 in a\that John Doar, assistant U.S. . Fe ee wai Guigan will be confined to bed). the former UN delegate poor. : : making mission to racially-torn| Preges i te |Luther King's plans for the!riod to resume normal duties. 5 ¥ had brought days and weeks to come. | Bloomington,Ill., his boyhood Young said "we had lost con-| A decision by the voter regis-| | "At one time, we thought any-/new voters gave Greensboro| |thing could be solved by the negroes some cause for rejoic- PORT ELGIN, Ont. (CP)--An|the performance of their\were so strong that they had|tice department has asked the, Ontario Police Commission re-jduty . . FBI eating out of their|FBI ts investigate the firing of| criticizes former town Sree ees aT aing authorities, es-| lors for 'undue, unauthorized|pecially when they are not alrights division of the justice de-|anti-poverty workers was meet-| long-standing dispute with the|understanding of their functions|Monday to halt. city police of- ¢,; 1 pee A I 3 y trict Judge G. Harrold Carswell council. and duties," the report said. | ficials and the KKK from inter-| dismissed a 'Nepto request that sion's six-day inquiry in Decem-jdictate to a police officer and) lregated basis ber and January into police op-| when they have no right to do OFFICERS CITED ee ee { And at New York, Louisiana Sound, is necessary, the commission|/Spiers and Police Chief Clax-/he had done all he could to The report exonerated former|members said, since Mr. Bell|ton Knight be held in contempt.|bring about peace in racially Taggart. are no longer council members. | protection for civil rights work-| However, he added he has not Council had asked Chief Riley The report said Mayor W. A./ers under an injunction issued given up hope. a special meeting in March, tee chairman, 'in our opinion, Orleans. WINNIPEG (CP) --A_ Cana- and then resigned. acted at all times in a fit and) In New Orleans, Doar also/dian Football League exhibition services." He too resigned after' Commission members saidiing, threatening, harassing, in-| Bombers was postponed Mon- being reinstated in April. they hope their report will "de- day night because of wet police officers," the report said.|pressure to bear upon police} icers in the P f HE'S GOOD OFFICER officers in the performance 0 ; i ' in given two readings to a bylaw, Minister Pearson got the carrying out his duties and may'tg establish a board of police| federal - provincial confer- sider him a good police offi- mittee system. "Gentlemen, the first or- a Mr. Riley has been hired as| er Of business is to get our the agenda entitled national wildlife program," cil's police committee. Mr. Thede and Mr. Bell also Penny Earned zealous in searching cars for dimes. casino," the report said, "and|week. The owner of a coin "We are clearly of the opinion/other service station, said he police officers. with regard to of such coins. dians would pay for medical flow would have to be met by|day by defeating defending ment action with suits to halt premiums and income-tax re- | t ~ ri to- " "I 4 duel of former Davis Cup stars.|attorney-general on a peace- mentary cooling off period to- for a week or. two and will not/ ind U.S. Democratic presiden- Bogalusa some-} Commission Raps Council ommission aps ouncl lidente in the federal govern-|ttation board to abandon the| |FBI. But these Kluxers (Kuling. . {the port police| hands." five shots at a nearby cabin) interference' with the town's|board of commissioners, do not partment, filed suits in federal|ing. The eight-page report con-| 'These authorities are not al-jfering with civil rights demon- the city reopen its swimming erations in this Lake Huron re-|so."' He also asked that Public chief constable Charles Rileyand Mr. Thede and former dep-| Doar. said Spiers and Knight|torn Bogalusa, but he has been to resign last August, but he|Davey and ex-councillor Angus|July 10 by U.S. District Judge) -- Constable Taggart was fired proper manner, becominglasked for an injunction to haltigame here between Hamilton "We consider them both capa-\ter others inclined to bring grounds. The game will be pe fiers int WITH A FUNNY Chief Riley, the report said, Se ae have used language unfit for a\commissioners for the town to| ence under way Monday The report was particularly ophief constable of Milverton's. Pictures taken. I think it Evidence showed that both tried to influence Chief Riley) KINGSTON (CP)--Owners of liquor near the casino, the re-| One service station operator) quite frankly admits that he|jaundromat said on one day he that certain members of coun-jalso is finding the mutilated 1 6: GAL. 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'Nome .. pee e eee e eee eporeveccseseeeseceseegereeees Oem e meme eee en ares eeeeeseereeereeeesesesee ¥ Home Address .. national figures headed, by|policemen in a_ patrol car |phrey, governors and U.S. cab- . o-/ Compromise Plans Police Lieut, Harold Bosshart) lat the Unitarian Church or|European Common Market ex-| after the fact to Rivard's --|112-year-old burial ground. cuss compromise proposals on |Diplomati¢ colleagues of Adlai |nity's present crisis. only reasonable that there be d him|failed to agree on new arrange 7 7, ' iG escribi im} Z gacaichewhn eg Gham 0 intro. TORONTO (CP) -- James\° eneral U Thant described him care has not yet been estab- terfering with or intimidating |! Toronto since 1934, continues} onsion to international diplo- deadline. acy. of his rights in Washington par-} . 4 | State Secretary Dean Rusk While the necessary revenues|Ken Rosewall of Australia re |commodation tests, _ picketing doce je Se ee shortly after the suits in fed-| gus tion to diplomats from around increased government income.|titlist Rod Laver, also of Aus-|POlice officials and the Ku Klux ; " yr a Edward! etson A. Rockefeller, Francis by defeating Laver in 1963, ral- A. Z. Young, president of the) "4+ Greensbor, Ala., civill Dr id Cardi : bates that would result in the 1 . De, PeOeE ee eee ae The ceremony took place soon \day whil vaiti Dr. Marti 2 i ini . while awailing Dr artin| be allowed for an indefinite pe tial candidate was buried at thing to town that we had lost." | |ment and the FBI. |controversial literacy test for For H ing Of Poli or Hampering olice 3 | Klux Klansmen) in Bogalusa} At New Bern, N.C., the jus-| released Monday night} 'Some members of Doar, who heads the civiljwhere an integrated group of three-man police force in ajseem to have a clear idea andidistrict court at New Orleans| at Tallahassee, Fla. U.S. Dis-! tained findings of the cémmis-|ways certain when they should|strators. pools and put:them on a deseg- sort town 20 miles west of Owen! No action: on the report Safety Commissioner Arnold|Governor John McKeithen said' and former constable George A.\uty reeve Charles Drummond/failed to provide reasonable/disappointed by the results.' refused. He was reinstated at/Eaton, former police commit-|Herbert Christenberry in New) GAME RE-SCHEDULED in October for "'unsatisfactory|members of council." Klansmen from "assault-\Tiger-Cats and Winnipeg Blue ble, conscientious and -efficient}any unauthorized, unwarranted played tonight. : Mayor Dayey said council has OTTAWA CP) Prime might have been abrupt police officer, but "'we still con-|replace the present police com:| With this offering: critical of former councillors police force, effective next Mon. Comes under the item on tried to influence Chief Riley to after Emmett McGrath, oper-'coin-operated machines here re- port said. who usually finds two or three pressured him, Thede, to work/found 17 mutilated coins in soap cil and the community of Port)pennies in. rolls of dimes pur- Your Winter Fuel .........., On Premium Quality Robert J. 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