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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Vednesday, June 10, 1964 ee ye Borderline Sex Over Stations OTTAWA (CP) -- All radio stations in Canada have been directed by the Board of Broad- cast Governors not to discuss on the air before 10:30 p.m. such borderline topics as pros- titution, homosexuality and les-|. bianism. The directive, sent "May 27, resulted from listener protests to the board regarding an open- line radio program. In this pro- gram, listeners phoned the sta- tion ang discussed with the mod- erator, or disc jockey, almost any subject that came to mind, including borderline sex topics. The board took up the matter with the station owner and 'the program moderator, suggesting such phone calls be diverted to the period after 10:30 p.m., when younger children have re- tired. The board's was accepted willingly and is re- ported to have been successful to date. The directive said: "The board therefore directs that other radio stations follow the same practice. If a tele- phone caller introduces such borderline topics, the modera-) tor should interrupt and ask) him or her to call back after) 10:30 p.m." j GM Subsidiary Shifts Plants Due To Boom TORONTO (CP)--A need for more space at McKinnon Indus- tries Ltd, in St. Catharines has led General Motors Corp. to transfer its radio, shock ab- sorber and horn departments from the St. Catharines plant to Frigidaire Products of Canada Ltd. in suburban Scarborough, a spokesman for McKinnon In- dustries said Tuesday. Both McKinnon and Frigi- daire are subsidiaries of Gen- eral Motors Corp, of New York. The spokesman said the move, expected to create 300 new jobs at Frigidaire, would be com- plete by July 15. McKinnon does not expect any major layoffs, he said. Congo Aid Plea' Snub Explained To Commons OTTAWA (CP) -- Defence} Minister Hellyer told the Com- mons Tuesday the government turned down a request from The Congo for military training as- sistance because it would be in- appropriate to do so outside the United Nations and anyway the Canadian Army couldn't spare the instructors. He told former Conservative defence minister Douglas Hark- ness that the Congolese govern- ment originally asked the UN to arrange a training program for its troops, but the request was turned down. The request was then made to five coun- tries--Canada, Belgium, Italy, Israel and Norway. Canada was asked for instruc- tors in military communica- Mr. Hellyer said it was '"'fin- ally decided" there weren't suf- ficient instructors in Canada, and because the original request was made through the UN it would be inappropriate to enter a training scheme outside the organization. | Robarts Hopes - s Metro, Milan Twin Cities MILAN, Italy (Reuters)--Pre- mier Robarts of Ontario Tues- day expressed hope that Tor- onto and Milan would be) "'twinned" as cities. | He made the statement at a| press conference during a four- day visit to this economic capi- tal of north Italy aimed at in- creasing trade and establishing business contacts. He called on Italian industrial- ists to take a greater interest in the Canadian market, and mentioned possibilities for Ital- ians to raise cattle in Ontario) and send the meat to Italy. | The Ontario premier said that} since the province opened a commercial office here a year ago, trade exchanges between Italy and Canada have in- creased by 12 per cent, espe- cially regarding Ontario. He later visited the Monteca- tini chemical plant and met the chiefs of this big Italian cor- poration. He also visited an au- tomobile accessory firm. Tuesday night he attended a garden party at Monza, near Milan, where he was to meet with leading Italian industrial- ists. He is accompanied by Stanley Randall, minister of economics and development. @ PLANS EYE CENTRE WINNIPEG (CP)--The Uni- versity of Manitoba's ophthal- mology department has an- nounced plans to develop a spe- cial eye treatment centre in Metropolitan Winnipeg. 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