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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Mondey, April 15,1963 ]7 Laos Feuders Pledge Peace PHONG SAVAN, Laos (AP)-- Premier Prince Souvanna Phouma said Sunday he has ob- tained a pledge from feuding military factions in the Plain of Jars to stop fighting while he tries to patchup their deffer- ences. The neutralist head of Laos' coalition government made the INCREASE EARNINGS Fishermen working out of Karachi, Pakistan, increased their earnings up to 400 per cent between 1958 and 1083; .« cs nena ACADIAN | CLEANERS Odourless Cleaning Shirt Specialists © Pick-up end Delivery Service Redistribution Still Task For Parliament By JAMES NELSON prime minister in 1957, Mr.,Liberal government in Mami- OTTAWA (CP)--A problem|Diefenbaker promised that the|toba. rarely mentioned in the recent|next redistribution would be} A Liberal source now says election campaign promises to| based on recommendations of a|that a Liberal government raise the hackles of politicians| commission, independent of the| would proceed immediately in both in and out of Parliament|partisan considerations in a|the next Parliament to have Ajsoon after the new House c!/Commons committee. new electoral maps drawn up. Commons meets. -- Tlie Liberals. promised they|The smaller groups in the Com- ,| it is redistribution, the re-|sicg would turn the job over|™ons have supported the inde- drawing of federal constituency | , independent teas /pendent commission plan. | : | boundaries in line with shifts in|"? ®" eS aR recommendations| - Despite the statement, an air A _ | Whatever _|populaton recorded in the 1961|and mentioned that a similar)... produced by whatever com-|of uncertainty prevailed as to j course was taken by a former mission is formed, will have to) whether a cease-fire will be re- be embodied in legislation to be|spected. Souvanna himself ap- 12 People Die | In Plane Crash | passed by: the House of Com-| peared doubtful, saying: "I will | way and the question OSLO, Norway (AP)--A Vick. | mons and Senate. see if my instructions given to! to be side-lined in the tangled|ers Viscount airliner belonging | _ | political times leading to this|to Icelandair crashed and year's election. | burned Sunday on a hilltop just Mr. Diefenbaker had a bitter| west of Oslo, killing all 12 per- experience with redistribution) sons aboard. | in his former Saskatchewan rid-| The four - engined turboprop | of Lake Centre. , eater red 1951 census, a par-|Plane was making {ts wee «ly liamentary committee on which| flight to Iceland from Copen- the then governing Liberals had|hagen by way of Oslo and Ber- | a majority, amalgamated Lake| pen Norway. The holiday cut Centre with the constituency of down the nonmal load of 0 to Moose Jaw, then held by Ross Thatcher, a CCF MP whose 50 passengers. Wreckage was barbs stung the former govern-|spilled in a path 40 feet wide ment. Later he quit the CCF,|and 300 feet long through the joined the Liberals, and now iS | wooded area. raya ig Liberal opposi-) "The 12 dead included five | members of the orew, all Ice- PROMISED CHANGE \landers. One passenger was al When he became national|German, the others Danes and) Conservative leader in 1956 and| Icelanders. | Britain Debates Decimal System . " LONDON (Reuters) --Brit-;nanciers approve of decimals, | and West German as well 88) ain may soon swing into line|but they would prefer to keep Also under NATO command British elements. with Canada and the United|the pound, broken down into 10 are other nuclear-armed units! Unless objections arise, the|States in adopting a decimal|florins or 20 shillings and 100 plan is due to be put into ef-/curnency system based on 10/cents. A cent would in this case ee, . CROSS CHANNEL fect at a meeting of the North! instead of 12 pennies to the Eng-|be worth 2.4 penies. | a a MOIS Atlantic Treaty Council at Ot-/lish shilling. That might have to be fur-| Trea ON BEDSTEAD it ian mage Within the next two months, |ther broken down, having 1,000) VERANO HG T os DOVER, England (AP) -- | Keith McKenna, 19, one of The result of such moves,/a special committee headed by| tiny coins, probably called mils, | Eee yon two Liverpool University stu- 4 U.S. officials said, should be to| Lord Halsbury, former manag-|t0 the pound. give European NATO goverm.|ing director of the National | se | y : ss th English, Vaan os ¢ Ga 2nd and 3rd s s s s A Fabulous Chain - Wide Sale, Bringing You Stacks and s a s ! Stacks of Books Originally Published at 2.00 to 7.50! ments a much more realistiC)Research Development Corpo- understanding of the problems|ration, will report to Prime ized bedstead, returned from France Sunday night--aboard 1, PARIS A LA MODE -- A WITHOUT LEGAL FEES exciting glimpse behind the involved in operating the nu-| Minister Macmillan's Conserva. clear deterret force as well 86\tive goverment on the possibil- the nature of potential nuclear|ity of Britain going over to! a ferry boat. The bedstead remains in France, It has been given to scenes of the great Parision fashion houses. Illustrated. By Celio Bertin. PUBLISHED 66¢ them not to fight will be re- spected,"" He is trying to put an end to fighting which flared March 31 in the plain when the Commu- nist Pathet Lao sought to whit- tle down neutralist Gen. Kong Le's authority and expand their control over the region. IS SMALLEST PROVINCE Prince Edward Island -- 145 miles long and up to 35 miles wide -- is Canada's smallest province. Don't let sore, itching, bur: pi uu miserable another day or night with- ing the CHINAROID test. Feel it and shrink sore, swollen tissues. census. Redistribution is undertaken after every decennial census, and while opposition parties ,\pressed the Diefenbaker gov- emment to proceed when the 1961 figures were compiled, they were barely ready before the 1962 campaign got under seemed PHONE 728-5141 299 BLOOR W. ben ernment NO ONE WAS KILLED ban Toronto Sunday. The train juries, The driver, Yoshua was travelling at eight miles Lior, 29, of Toronto, was an hour, and the seven occu- charged with disobeying a pants of the car were taken railway wig-wag signal. to hospital with only slight in- --CP Wirephoto | Worker uses crowbar to wrench at door of car that collided with a Vancouver- bound CNR passenger train on York Mills Road in subur- Nuclear Force Links In NATO Aim Of USS. By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER Minister Macmillan at Nassau|--mostly aireraft -- which are) WASHINGTON (AP).-- For-|last December. capable of reaching beyond the mation of an "'inter-allied nu-| The U.S. is putting three nu-)immediate battlefield. Some, clear force' as advocated by | clear submarines into the Medi-|but not all, are stationed in the United States would give] terranean, two already being on| West Germany. They include European NATO nations ajstation. Britain is committng| fighter-bombers and Canadian, | much bigger voice in selecting|ts nuclear - capable Vulcan|Greek, Turkish, Dutch, Belgian} atomic weapons targets behind! bomber force. the Iron Curtain, U.S. officials say. State Secretary Rusk re- turne last week from consulta- tions in Paris where an ex- panded plan for the inter-allied nuclear force was developed. It now appears to have gained considerable support. One obvious purpose of the) is to force some kind of) --if possible -- between fu-| ture French nuclear forces and| those being developed in NATO} wth the U.S. as primary sup- plier of the nuclear bombs and warheads. | Rusk returned to Washington | convinced that when France has built an independent nu- clear planning and baa. targeting will be co-ordinate with weapons deployed by the) 8, and other NATO allies. The committee; composed of five men and one woman, was appointed in January, 1962, to investigate the possibilities of the change. Happy Easter Sitdown Ends If, as experts predict, they| jadvocate Britain change to the) NO BONUS | | LONDON (Reuters) -- Forty-/ decimal system--used in more} warfare. decmals. a Frenchman as a souvenir of the 22-mile crossing from Do- ver to Calais, accomplished Saturday as the craft's gaso- line supply began to run out and channel shipping was put on alert. 15. IN GOD WE TRUST. Select- ed writings on the religious ond politica; ideas of the Amer- ican Founding FatKers. PUBLISHED AT 5.95. COLES PRICE 28, 1962 STANDARD CATA- LOGUE OF CANADIAN COINS. Tokens and Paper Money. An illustrated catalogue of Cana- dian currency from 1670, com- plete with price lists and index, 41. PSYCHOLOGY AND T NEW EDUCATION. The P| edition by Pressey and RoLin- son, outlining psychological de- velopment during the firs? twenty years of life. AT 4.00. COLES PRICE In reporting this appraisal the weekend, U.S. offi- de clear that. in the e Rusk and other leaders have been try- find some way to con- transitional links within the alliance, A major aim would be to minimize the im- pact of the split between) French President de Gaulle} and other NATO leaders. | GIVES GREATER VOICE new concept of the nuclear force seems to be to give the Euro. pean allies a greater voice in targeting of nuclear gg or against potential enemy tar-| gets. | The plan calls for treating as part of the inter-allied force all) nuclear-armed forces in NATO which are capable of reaching ATO to jon | board motor. McKenna told reporters the panic was unnecessary. "There was never any need to warn ships to look out for us because we were never lost. | We were never in any dan- ger." Donald Kidd, his 18-year-old partner in the adventure, is staying on in France. The youths' craft consisted of the iron bedstead mounted The weather was ideal at | channel turned choppy, the a 50-hour Dusseldorf Sunday night Squads of police were on| The most popular decimal jhand to greet the disarmers, who finally agreed to fly home from Germany after bids to es-| it would be the simplest for jeight British anti-nuclear dem-|than 200 of the world's 231 'onstrators arrived home from|countries--the government may after! v | 'airplane sit-down | strike" in West Germany. n start the first rsion ~befo. this year. phase of end of! ony |coinage system for Britain--ac- | countants and shopkeepers say cape from' the aircraft were|people to understand--would be foiled in comic pursuits across|to' make 10 shillings the major the landing strip, with gaitered) unit, raft equipped with an out- |German police pounding in the)dimes in a dollar. wake of polo-sweatered Britons.| | After three of the Britons ac- the start of the trip. Then the | tually succeeded in escaping to the homes of disarmament|runner-up. A 'Britannia' equivalent to having 10 | Most popular suggested name) |for a British 10-shilling unit is a "royal," with a "noble'"' as} also whole ride became a night- |sympathizers in Germany, the|has been proposed. mare as waves sometimes rose| German authorities isolated the to 12 feet. Well after nightfall, a tug from Calais spotted, the float- ing bedstead and stood by while it made its way to port in Calais beyond the immediate battle area in any future war. This is} a projection of the U.S.-British multi-national force which grew out of the meetng between President Kennedy and Prime 'Cans Checked | For Bad Tuna» NEW YORK (AP) -- Health officials and housewives in at least eight states rummaged through grocery shelves and| pantry cupboards during the weekend in search of canned tuna that might be infected with a deadly poison. Hundreds of cans of the sus- pected fish gvere recovered in retail outlets and private More than a score of New) York city residents told author- ities they had eaten tuna from) cans bearing the code number af the suspected shipment and had experienced no ill effects. a from Canada. Three said they had eaten fish from the shipment sent here by the Washington Packing Corpo- ration of San Francisco and dis- tributed to retailers by a Brook- lyn firm specializing in kosher foods The firm, known as Dagim Tahorim (Hebrew for 'pure fish"), said it had labelled and distributed the fish to six metro. politan areas. The frantic search began Fri- day with announcement by the U.S. food and drug administra- tion that the shipment might be tainted with type E botulism. Boulism is a poison usually assocated with fish canned be- fore being cooked under spe- Canada, U.K. In Atom Tiff LONDON Canada are reported at friendly,"' says The Sunday Tel- egraph in a front-page story, velopment of heavy power stations. "The Canadians believe they now have something valuable to offer and want substantial royaities."' Previously were nominal. Anglo Canadian relations cash payments have periodically been troubled) their plate dropped, slipped ak wob- | eo. not live in fear of this heppening oern | by differeces relating to ura- nium supplies. Britain is com- mitted by contract to buy the once-scarce materal at prices based on those prevailing a decade ago. | | | odor breath", qrug aircraft in a hangar and tem-| would make a royal, Under this system 100 pennies raising porarily tried to starve out the|the value of the current English Britons, They eventually penmitted food supplies aboard the air- craft, and the British agreed to fasten their safety belts so| the plane could take off when armament demonstrations London's Hyde Park. The out"' The Britons three times is- in British demonstrators (CP)--Britain and|had been "'sitting i odds | their plane since Friday, when re- fused to fasten their safety belts The dispute, says the news-|to enable the pilot to take off, paper, centres on Canadian de-|\demanding that their German fly with them to Britain. water opposite numbers be allowed to FALSE TEETH That Loosen Need Not Embarrass "Many wearers of false teeth have suffered real embarrassment because bled at just the wrong t Just sprinkle a the alkaline (n your plates. firmly, so they feel more comf able. 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