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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, November 28, 1961 17 Agreement Signed By Steelworkers SAULT STE. MARIE, Ont. (CP)--The United Steelworkers of America (CLC) and Algoma Steel Corporation Limited reached a new agreement Mon- day night after interrupted ne- gotiations with a conciliation board. Terms of the agreement were withheld pending ratification by the membership of Local 2251, expected Wednesday. -- Conciliation board hearings opened Nov. 14, and lasted four days. The union demanded sub- stantial wage increases, with no amounts stated, plus better all- round fringe benefits. The benefits included supple- mentary insurance, improve- ments in the pensions agree- ment, extension to the welfare plan--involving financial assist- ance for the union medical cen- mands were dropped. These were the reduction of the work week to 32 hours from 40 hours with maintenance of pay; and an increase in shift premiums. The company said its employ- ees are already the best paid in Canada. The hearing adjourned for one week, during which time the un- ion and the company continued negotiations on their own, It re- sumed Monday morning. Chairman W. H. Dickie of Tor- | onto announced Monday night) the agreement had been reached. At the Steel Company of Can- ada Limited in Hamilton, con- ciliation proceedings under way a month ago were adjourned in| the hope a settlement at Algoma! would point the way to a sim- ilar solution at Stelco. tre--and vacations with pay. | Two of the union's original de- Space Needles | Still Wrapped Evidence Shows LEXINGTON, Mass. (AP)---A powerful U.S. satellite-tracking radar has picked up evidence that 350,000,000 tiny copper fila- ments sent aloft Oct. 21 in an air force communications test are still orbiting in a package-- instead of a cloud. The Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Lincoln Labor- atory said it is carrying out cal- culations and experiments as to why the copper hairs seemingly have not been released. The purpose of the experi- ment was to spread a band of the tiny needles in an orbit 2,100 miles above the earth. The fine wires were to have formed a thick cloud about five miles wide and 25 miles deep--with the wires generally a quarter- mile apart. The announcement Monday,which flooded parts of New| said Lincoln Laboratory's Mill- stone Hill radar, at Westford, Mass., has picked up contacts 201 bhaee occasions -- Nov. 3, v. 15 and Nov. 22 with what may be the package -- six inches in diameter and 17 inches long--as it passed about|/mated the rain seriously dam-| 2,000 miles overhead. Each of the 350,000,000 tiny copper filaments--if dispersed into the planned cloud--was ex- pected to act as a tuned dipole to reflect tadio waves back to earth. In theory, such a sparse cloud might have made possible @ world - wide communications free from enemy. inter-! ference or eavesdropping. | Wets Request : Spoiled Ballot Examination TORONTO (CP) -- The wets have called for a judicial ex- amination of about 2,000 spoiled ballots in a liquor referendum Saturday in suburban Etobicoke which apparently approved din- ing lounges but not cocktail bars. One group has called for a new vote, claiming a townshi notice on polling hours was mis- leading. Unofficial figures showed 63.- 61 per cent of the 39,640 voters | Public Press And Public Theme Of Meeting TORONTO (CP)--The press and the public will be the theme of the eighth winter conference of the Canadian. Institute on) Affairs, opening here \Feb. 16. | The three-day. meeting at Toronto board of education's new education centre will ex- |plore such topics as "how we get our news," "'pressures on jthe press,' and '"'the press in jthe community." It will open with a televised |studio program, including a his- torical and contemporary doc- {umentary on the press. 'Big Losses For | Wheat Growers 'In Australia SYDNEY (Reuters) -- Rains South Wales during the last week will cost wheat growers jup to £4,000,000 Secretary A. R. Johnston of the Australian Farmers' and Set- tlers' Association said Monday. A government expert esti- aged up to 20,000,000 bushels of wheat, one third of the New {South Wales state crop. This will jeopardize over- seas sales and reduce the ex- port price of the wheat by about one-tenth, he said. | . §. Hodgson, chairman of the Grain Elevators Board of | New South Wales, said I1,000,- 000 bushels of wheat harvested before the rains were some of the best ever grown in the state. Following the rains, weekend |floods in Sydney washed a 13- year-old boy from his bed and hurled him through a hole torn in a wall, He was found semi- conscious in his garden, At least three homes vanished jafter torrential rains in the Hawkesbury River area north of Sydney. Navigation authori- ties said wreckage might have jbeen swept out to sea and at jone stage shipping was warned jto look out for a half-submerged Ifloating house. Australian air |force planes are spraying en- |tire towns with germ-killing chemicals as mopping up in the main flood areas continues. ($8,960,000), | Girls' "Orlon" Sweaters Good - looking, popular for school or casual wear... 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EACH Oa favored dining lounges but only; 59.64 wanted cocktail bars. Of-| @ Kitchen Cabinets . . . Eaton's now offers you "Hanover" kitchen cabinets in a wide variety MALL LEVEL ficials said the official 'eautt| Magazines Bought may not be known for a month. A 60-per-cent vote is required for approval of each issue. There were claims from some residents Monday that many voters turned up at the polls after they closed at 7 p.m. Sa- turday, expecting them to be open until 10 p.m. as was the case with the advance polls. Clive Sinclair, chairman of the wets, estimated that about 48 per cent of the 90,000 eligible voters turned out. Body Found Partly Clothed In Truck SUDBURY (CP)--The partly- clothed body of Mrs. Margaret Elliot, 36, was found in the back of a panel truck Monday on a sideroad near her home at Naughton. The cause of the Indian wom- an's death was not immediately known but police believe her body had been in the truck for at least 12 hours. They said she formerly lived at Whitefish. The truck was. found by John Krell of nearby Creighton Mine Naughton is 10 miles west of this Northern Ontario mining city. Province Revenue Is $2,749,000,000 OTTAWA CP) -- Estimated net general revenues of provin- cial governments for the fiscal year ending March 31 total $2,- 749.000,000 and estimated net general expenditures $3,097,000,- 000, the bureau of statistics re- ported today. Both estimates represent) over| ! the preceding fiscal year's pre-|dwelling eight-per-cent increases liminary figures. Contributing factors to the anticipated rise in revenues are Ontario's general sales tax and| gasoline and motor-fuel tax in-| creases in various provinces.) For the first time, health ex-| penditures include a full year's spending on provincially - op-| erated hospital insurance plans) in all 10 provinces. ' By Roy Thomson LONDON (AP)--Roy Thom- json, the Canadian newspaper jpublisher, announced Monday jnight he has bought control of ja £6,700,000 ($18,760,000) com- jpany which runs Britain's top society magazines Thomson, who already has a huge stake in the British pub- lishing field, purchased 55 per cent of the stock of Illustrated Newspapers -- a group which owns such magazines as The Tatler, The Sphere and The II- lustrated London News. "This is really the nucleus of the magazine group which we plan," Thomson said. The purchase price was not immediately known. 'Man Is Arrested In Fatal Beating HAMILTON (CP)--A Hamil ton man was arrested and charged with mans laughter Monday night minutes after a coroner's jury found he had |beaten his housekeeper to death jduring a drunken brawl. Joseph LeBlanc, a 57-year-old ironworkér, was led from county court by two Hamilton detectives. He had been under \police guard during the 314-hour hearing. |. The all-male jury found that |LeBlanc beat Mrs. Rita Caron, |38, to death in the residence where the woman had kept house for him nearly three |years At the inquest police said they found Mrs. Caron uncons- cious at the foot of a flight of hall stairs in the ramshackle last Tuesday after- noon, Taken to hospital, she died three hours later STUDENT RECORD QUEBEC (CP)--Enrolment at Laval University reached a record 10,870 students for the 1961-62 academic year. Lava! authorities said this is an 117 per cent increase overfthe pre- vious year. of styles and finishes. Choose from six birchwood series, either unfinished, or which may be varnished; or finished in high quality plastic resin lacquer which resists steam, stains, food acids, scratch marks; in a wide choice of decor-wise colours. Cabinets in Provinciat styling are also available, both Modern and Italian styles; in selected birch, walnut or ma- hogany veneer fronts. 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