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| REVIEW OF WEEK'S NEWS Labor Strife Strains elations With U.S. By JIM PEACOCK _ Canadian Press Staff Writer U.S. - Canada relations strained Macmillan quits leader- shi Bene disaster hits. Italy Relations between Canada and the United States were strained anew this week, dif- ferences over Canadian wheat sales and action in the Great Lakes labor dispute bringing Prime Minister Pearson to ob- ject to U.S. statements. Prime Minister Macmillan underwent surgery in London, then announced he will quit as prime minister and Con- servative party leader. A mud slide in Italy dumped millions of tons of water over a dam and up to 3,000 per- sons were feared dead. A NEW STRAIN The new strain on Canada- U.S. relations began early in the week over Canadian wheat sales, then progressed with U.S. comments on Canadian action in the Seafarers' Inter- national Union of Canada dis- pute on the Great Lakes. -- By Friday, the situation prompted Pearson to tell the House of Commons that he won't hesitate to tell Presi- dent Kennedy how the Cana- dian government and Parlia- ment feel about comments by U.S. Labor Secretary Wirtz and AFL - CIO President George Meany on the SIU is- sue. The Canadian people will not be intimidated by such statements, Pearson said. The labor dispute involves a fight by the Canadian La- bor Congress to oust the SIU from Canadian shipping, Labor Minister MacEachen introduced legislation in Par- liament Thursday providing for the placing of five Cana- dian maritime unions, includ- ing the SIU, under a govern- ment trusteeship. About the same time, Wirtz said in Washington negotia- tions for a private settlement of the dispute had collapsed because the CLC insisted that Canadians control any union- sponsored trusteeship. Meany called on all AFL- CIO affiliates to supporte th Canadian SIU in its fight against the government trus- teeship. MacEachen, who endorsed the CLC position in the pri- vate settlement proposals, said he was "absolutely shocked'"' at Meany's backing of the SIU, which an official report has condemned as a corrupt and lawless tyranny. MacEachen also rebuked Wirtz for disclosing the pri- vate discussions without first telling the parties involved. VHEAT: COMPLAINT The U.S. wheat complaint criticized the Canadian wheat board's practice of selling wheat at current prices for later delivery, saying Canada was pegging international wheat prices when they should be rising. The complaint was based on a Canadian sale of 30,000,000 bushels of wheat to Japan at the current price in a con- tract calling for delivery over eight months and details of which the U.S. released. Trade Minister Sharp re- ported, saying there has been no change in the wheat boards selling practices and charging the U.S. had leaked confiden- tial Canadian grain sales in- formation. Paddletish Immune To Diseases PIERRE, 8.D. (CP) -- For years the paddlefish has been considered a useless, tasteless oddly shaped creature that lurks harmlessly at the bottom of the Missouri River. But suddenly University of M*nnesota scientists have taken an interest in the duck-billed, toothless scavenger because for some reason it is immune to almost all diseases afflicting mankind. In fact, three of these scien- tists now are making a study of the fish to find out why and how it develops its immunity. It even appears relatively im- mune to old age as it is re- corded that . paddlefish have been known to attain a size of up to 100 pounds over very long periods of time, Scientists have discovered this immunity in almost all the higher forms of fish life, but relatively lacking in th elower forms, of which the paddlefish is one. Disdained by the gourmet, the lowly paddlefish may yet prove one of the saviours.of mankind. HAVE TWO AFFILIATES TORONTO (CP) -- Toronto Maple Leafs of the International Baseball League will be the only minor league club affiliated with two major league teams for the 1964 season. General man.zer Frank Pollock said an agreement with Washington Senators of the American League has been completed and the Triple A club's agreement with the National League Mil- i. LABOR MINISTER MacEACHEN ROBERT A, MACAULAY While this hassle developed, President Kennedy d approval of the sale of $200,- 000,000 to $250,000,000 worth of U.S, wheat to Russia for cash, a move brewing since Canada sold $500,000,0 worth of wheat to the Soviet Union. A longshoremen's strike in St. Lawrence River ports, meanwhile, was delaying ship- ments of the Canadian wheat to Russia. And new fire was put into the Canada-U.S. dispute Fri- day when the U.S. asked for an explanation from South Korea of reports it had bought $3,500,000 worth of wheat in Canada. Because of past U.S. favors, such a purchase would be considered a "rude act," a U.S. authority said. DOMESTIC ISSUE Canada had a domestic is- sue involving the U.S., too, when Pearson announced in the Commons Wednesday that Canada has _ permitted U.S. to heads for jef"interceptors at Harmon Field, Nfld. and Goose Bay, Labrador, Opposition Leader Diefen- baker and NDP Leader Doug- las immediately criticized the agreement, Douglas saying it forces another link in the "chain binding Canada to the U.S. as a military satellite." MACMILLAN STEPS DOWN On the eve of the Conserva- tive party's convention in Blackpool, Macmillan entered hospital for surgery to' re- move his prostate gland. The surgery was success- fully carried out Thursday and a few hours later the 69- year-old "unflappable Mac," prime minister since Jan. 10, 1957, announced in a letter to the party convention that he will not lead the party into an elec- tion battle next year. the store' nuclear war- is stepping down because he be well enough to His announcement threw the Conservative party con- ference into a flap as the battle for the leadership came into the open. oer R. A. Butler, 60, the ing rime minister, and Reginald audling, 46, chancellor of _ the exchequer, were consid- ered prime candidates, but Lord Hailsham, 56, entered the race by announcing he in- tends to renounce his title. DAM DISASTER In the early morning hours Wednesday, a mud slide fell into the reservoir behind 873- foot-high Vaiont Dam in Italy. A flood of more than 100,000,- 000 tons of water roared over the dam and down the Piave River Valley, wiping out en- tire villages while their resi- dents slept. Up to 3,000 persons were believed killed, their bodies buried beneath miles of mud and shone that turned the Al- pine valley 60 miles north of Venice into a wasteland. FLORA DEVASTATION Relief workers were busy, too, in Haiti and Cuba, both smashed by the violent winds of hurricane Flora, which devastated Haiti last week, then spent five days blasting Cuba. An estimated 5,000 Haitians were feared dead. From Cuba came reports of 200 dead and fears that many more deaths will be discovered as mopping up progresses. World briels: Premier Ro- bert L. Stanfield, 49, led his Progressive Conservative party to an unprecedented third consecutive victory in Nova Scotia's provincial elec- tion Tuesday, winning 39 of the legislature's 43 seats and cutting the Liberal repre- sentation to four seats from the 15 they'd help in the pre- vious house. . . . President Kennedy met with Soviet For- eign Minister Gromyko Thurs- day :in, Washington, discussing subjects ranging from Cuba to the moon, but informants said neither side gave any ground on major East-West issues. . . . In the United Nations, the General Assembly agreed to dispatch a mission to South Viet Nam to investigate charges that President Ngo Dinh Diem's regime is violat- ing the rights of Buddhists. WEEK IN ONTARIO Premier Robarts announced Thursday the Ontario legisla- ture will meet for one day Tuesday, Oct. 29, to adopt legislation to enable Ontario municipalities to take early advantage of the federal gov- ernment's municipal develop- ment and loan fund. Robert Macaulay, 42, minis- ter of economics and develop- ment and minister of energy resources, resigned his dual cabinet posts Tuesday be- cause of ill health. Provincial Secretary James Allan takes over as temporary economics and development minister while John R. Simonett, min- ister without portfolio, was appointed to head the energy resources department. Work resumed at the Ford Company of Canada Limited Oakvile plant Thursday as 4,700 employees ended a 36- hour wildcat strike. A mass meeting of workers said a second strike would be called if grievances about working conditions were not settled within 10 days. The Canadian Labor Con- gress joined bushworker un- ions in demands for a royal commission investigation into an Ontario Supreme Court judge's decision to fine three independent log cutters $100 each Monday for possession of offensive weapons. They had been charked in connection with the shooting deaths of three strikers Feb. 11 during a Northern Ontario logging dispute. : _ Thomson Kernaghan & Co. MEMBERS OF THE TORONTO STOCK EXCHANGE OPeRA Tine DIRICT LINE TORONTO-MONTREAL ontario 729-1104 Street Level Entrance RES. MGR, ERIC R. HENRY 725-4305 standing. previous experience in lars to watikee Braves will continue. | Sales Representative © Salesman required to cove the Oshawa area. Applicants should be between 25 and 35 years old and have matriculation or equivalent Preference will be given to mature man with direct sales. Salary and travelling expenses and car allow- ance. All company benefits, Please write in confidence, giving full particu- BOX 343 OSHAWA TIMES Weekly Summ By The Canadian Press the Toronto Stock Exchange this changed totalled 217 Volume for 1! the he week was 13,904, previous week's 13,518,085, Total ear to date are 640,180,496. less mar WEEK'S Stock C Dragon Quonto Meda} Gridoil Gridoil Cc Delhi Newnor Merrill 'himo Croinor Nama Cr Abacon Abitibi Abitibi pr Ackland Alta Dist Alta Alta Alta Alta Dis w Gas Ges pr ked $. 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