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Centennial Plans Taking Long Time TORONTO. (CP)--The Fath- 'ers of Confederation took 34 'months to create Canada. A p planning for Canada's tou anniversary has been at work for 34 months and is wor- ried that a fitting centennial er won't be ready in e. More Intervention Seen In Disputes |. TORONTO (CP)--An official | of the Steel Company of Canada | predicted Thursday that there |. will be more government inter- | vention in labor - management disputes even though organized and management oppose t. H. J. Clawson, vice-president fn charge of personnel, said Canada is in for "'a great deal more compulsory arbitration or government decree in negotia- tion disputes within the next 10 or 15 years, if indeed this does not become a universal pattern in the major industries." Addressing the two-day con- | vention of Personnel Association of Toronto Incorporated, he said it is obvious that in certain key industries the "'public interest will not permit any government, regardless of political complex- fon, to permit a strike, or at least a strike of more than nom. The fathers held their first full meeting at Charlottetown in September, 1864, and completed their assignment with Confeder- ation July 1, 1867. Some 50 mational organiza- tions formed the Canadian Cen- tenary Council at Ottawa May 17, 1960. The non-governmental preparatory group now has 274 affiliated organizations, scores tor in Norbert Prefontaine of Rare Criminal Libel Charge In New York NEW YORK (AP)--The New attacked the constitutionality of a rare charge of criminal libe! brought against a newspaper editor for attacking a judge's The union, in a brief filed as a friend of the court in State Supreme Court in Brooklyn, stions, a fulltime direc-| Said: re : "The doctrine against the pun-|thur ishment of a person for criti- duties, even of a judge, has been reiterated by the courts." a Brooklyn grand jury's indict-|P' : + ment of 'Arnold Fine, editor of|"scantily clad waitresses. the Brooklyn Daily, a borough York Civil Liberties Union has|newspaper. If convicted, he|Brooklyn Weekly-and Brooklyn could be sentenced to three|Daily, Inc., the publisher. years in prison and fined. Common practice in libel ac- tions is the filing of a civil suit) BENFLEET, England (Cr)-- for monetary damages rather/Spare - time artist Heck Van than criminal prosecution. The Daily last January pub-|telephone pole into a totem lished an editorial criticizing|pole. He intends to erect the State Supreme Court Justice Ar-|finished work in the garden of G. Klein, who overruledihis Essex home, the city's denial of a cabaret cism of a public official con-|licence to the Playboy Club. cerning the performance of his|Licence Commissioner Bernard J. Connell had denied the li- cence application on the ground The union's action arises from|the club's main appeal to pros- pective customers was its Low Bid For = |e» Peace River Dam Contract Klein complained to the bid of $73,558,648 was submitted| The tender of Peter Kiewit Thursday for a contract to build| Sons Company of Canada Lim- CARVES TOTEM Veen is fashioning a 35 . foot the giant Peace River dam in ited of Vancouver with Al John- northern British Columbia. less than originally estimated| Company Limited of Vancouver B.C. Hydro and Power Au.|Was opened by a broadly-smil. pct ome ing Premier W. A. C. Bennett. the 1%-mile-long, 600-foot-high| $97,233,279. earth-filled dam for the mam-! Dr. Gordon Shrum, co-chair- Lanes OMe RENO 1g! C80 moth Peace River hydro-elec- THE OSHAWA TIMES, Fridey, April 5, 1963. 7 an eventual cost estimated at $800,000,000-- of the the hydro authori| power a will be the nag ever let in said estimates for the one fe ey B.C. and possibly in Canada. |1961 were $99,178,000. : land oh wl 'fy, ua mi al wi a month 'and construction will oi ee oe va VANCOUVER (CP) -- A low|*t@7t this summer. son Construction Company of Th bid is almost $25,000,000} Windsor, Ont.. and Dawson It is believed the contract for| Three other bids ranged up to Montreal, but few firm projects for 1967. "The time factor is bothering a lot of us," Council President Norman MacKenzie told a press conference here Thursday. He attributed some of the delay to "uncertainty" ia the federal po- litical situation. Dr. MacKenzie was appointed head of the council following his retirement last November from the presidency of the University of British Columbia. The Centenary Council will meet in Montreal April 18-20 and the National Centennial Ad- ministration, of which Dr. Mac- Kenzie is a director, is sched- uled to meet in May. Dr. MacKenzie said local groups should decide what they want to do and get working on it instead of waiting for govern- ment financial assistance. He indicated federal assist- ance for regional projects will spread thinly and predicted competition for a share of the NEW DEMOCRATIC PARTY CHOICE IN ONTARIO RIDING VOTE ILEEN HAL @ MEDICARE FOR ALL @ FULL EMPLOYMENT @ AID TO EDUCATION © PORTABLE PENSIONS @ ECONOMIC GROWTH @ SOCIAL WELFARE funds will mount. SECRETARIAL inal duration." AILEEN HALL, M.A. NEW DEMOCRAT tells the truth about whisky Water (plain or sparkling) is your tor t reliable guide to the whole truth about any whisky. Water adds nothing, detracts nothing, but reveals a whisky's true natural flavour and bouquet. 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