Oshawa Times (1958-), 26 Aug 1964, p. 24

The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

ate Op BS BEY ; ag NE ~~ ON ww NO Ae act tertandearte snedaeaninaingts << face f LEIP SP OPEN OO ) tle etek tL hey * Ry tpeiatow ered wee . er wy Pe NPY ory { ¥ THE OSHAWA TIMES, , August a 1964 | Thant For Bigger ha For UN In '65 UNITED NATIONS (AP)-- _ fSecretary-General U Thant an- "nounced Tuesday he will seek a budget of $104,690,000 for next year--$3,360,000 more than au- thorized for 1964. Thant said ina report that the need to expand the services of the United Nations to fulfil the demands of its members made it necessary to abandon @ policy of containment on spending despite the organiza- tion's difficult financial posi- ~ tion. The advisory committee of budgetary questions, .a 12-coun- try watchdog group, has recum- mended that Thant slash his es- timates by $1,720,000. The com- mittee said in an accompanying report that the UN deficit was * $134,500,000 as of last June 30. This compared with $127,400,000 at the end of 1963 ¢ Unpaid assessments for The Congo and Middle East peace- keeping operations brought the 1963 deficit to $147,000,000. The Séviet. Union alone owes more than $54,000,000 on the * peace-keeping assessments anc) refuses to pay despite a threat to its General Assembly voting rights Thant's report said members) have shown that they want the organization to grow and take on new programs and they will x K K K K weg toot the bil it they. want 3 K K fk K A K them. He proposed adding 294 posts to the secretariat staff to carry out the new programs. The ad- visory committee said 200 should be ) enough, 'OAS Destiny' For Canada 3 i Sparks Quiz K | e OTTAWA (CP) -- External 3 Aftairs Minister Martin fielded| . a spate of questions in the Com- ? : : : ; i : ae thons Tuesday on Canada's at- 3 : in F : Bee ap aaa j GIRLS' titude toward joining the Organ- | \ be : ization of American States : Bie: : GIRLS' ; GIRLS' They arose from a speech he : ij : % | i | : made in Banff, Alta, Monday : GIRLS' outlining the government's po- i PILE JACKETS ¢ SKI JACKETS "§ = Interlock Knit Cotton Turtle Neck Pull- sition. Paul Martineau (PC -- Pon- stu: oak eR: : : tiac - Temiscamingue) asked 4 } ck d Oxford eof on Dresses in Ouilted LinakOrion Pile Jockets wilh ; overs with long sleeves, ribbed cufts ond whether Mr: Martin's speech id ao large assortment of styles for your on Quilted Sk ts with draw- Hood contrasting coloured trim. A ribbed turtle neck. Assorted white, meant that the government was K. ; selectio Red, turquoise, dork blue, wid conyertible ho * knit cuffs, draw- orge solection of colours from which to =} powder blue, red, yellow and block going to change its position and ; urs. Sizes 7 to 12 E -- veel Oe zipper closing, Sizes | choose. Sizes 4-6 and 8-10, P colours, Sizes 3-6X, seek admission to the OAS Ne be an hscd Tvgee Beg han and Nylon" Laminated Windbreakers with full K-DAY ~ $4. 4 set $ K-DAY § i K-DAY ¢€ : zipper front, two slash .pockets, knitted SPECIAL SPECIAL ® © SPECIAL a SPECIAL ' sition. / ND K cuffs, neckband and waistband Black, teal NDP Leader Douglas said that since two South American blue, brown and loden colours. Sizes 8 to 16 countries have been 'ee K K-DAY $ SPECIAL @ tantly compelled" to economic sanctions against Cuba, was Canada to be re- K duced to.the same status? K Mr. Martin said he was not aware of any countries being so K compelled Opposition Leader Diefen- K baker said the speech was couched in such uncertainty K that "it was not meant to be understood by anyone, includ K ing the honorable gentleman K (Mr Martin)." Jail Guards K Face Courts R Alter Threats K MONTREAL (CP) = Joseph K Gilles Choquette, 25 . year - old penitentiary guard charged with threatening a janitor and his wife for "interfering" with) te wile Merfering" with] a - aliens ei ann ee : XS appeared in court Tuesday and i ; GIRLS GIRLS TODDLERS TODDLERS' seve shuinee? cs, DESK LAMPS DRESSES SWEATERS DRESSES CARDIGANS CARDIGANS CRAWLERS - police for more than a week and was arrested at his sub-| urban St. Michel home Monday) night. He was reported earlier| A to have fled to the French is-} buckle. Sizes 4-6X _-- of St. Pierre and Mique- K-DAY § v ont : K-DAY K-DAY K-DAY K-DAY K-DAY K-DAY \ second St. Vincent de Paul | SPECIAL a | $8 $] 57 $ | 47 E scaeaiay gustt, coca! } @ SPECIAL a SPECIAL i. SPECIAL e SPECIAL * SPECIAL $ 6 SPECIAL Gagnon, 25, is awaiting prelim- . inary hearing Sept. 9 on the saan charge of intimidation. | 4 : ee ee : : mrasca ' e is free on $500 bail. : : ie : Uige ee ee ; ' eos The charges arose _ from, oY ea ' a ee ; } . po aa BRIEF threats by two men against An- | 5 z 4 bgt fi . , . "cnet 7 tonio Johnson, 61. and his wife. F "4 | ee 4 , es ae eR Sie : 60. They were told they would) be Sent igs : j Yeat , : Lux he : 1 "get a bullet in the head" if} AK : ee -. ee . 4 é Se Ree ae i} : & Wa BINDER PLUS they didn't stop bothering Rich-| K j j d : jt ea ee mite | Index divider & +Re- : « ard Bizier, a former Front de} , : Z Liberation Quebecois member. ; - : ee fh 4 é q Pee ; | Se , : oe ae Fee a 1" BINDER PLUS Bsetecs Hosks Mathematical | | | : peinestae: | oie Reason Behind athematical Instruments Thermos Lunch Kits --_Ladies' Lunch Bags LUNCH KITS 256 shes 0 4 f "Made in England' Set suitable for Lipari Ouster school or home. p Pcie ibis 10 are " ee Metal lunch kits complete with 10-oz. bottles. erma-Case Kit with new. 10-oz, lew. bongo, bags in topestry design, fugge Choose from the following designs:Pets 'n' Pals PENCIL. POUCH WINDSOR, Ont. (CP)--Giu-} K-DAY € wide mouth bottle 3 77 vinyl material," Complete with 10-oz, Perma- : a . seppe Lipari, a native of Italy; Satellite and Roy Rogers Pouch contains 1 a SPECIAL cose bottle. Red and Green Floral who was arrested by set A colours. K-DAY SPECIAL : 3. 97 K-DAY SPECIAL cies eueers pencil and 6 colour- 100% High Bulk Orion Cardigans t Bronze desk lomp' with triple chrome plated orm and eg Be ee with long sleeves with ribbed bond rien Cardigans. with long cn Gadi wan chee rhe 14 watt, 15" Flourescent tube pear! Button trim on front signs. Assorted colors from _ your_selection.Red colours, Sizes a ela Meare hibic ara sleeves and. fancy knit design'. back; bib front end dome c¢roteh dice 'and semi back beit with'~"Which "fo choose. Sizes 2-6X%. 2-3X. : by BG: ANA ETUS: DEVO UTey otaOR Assorted colours, Sizes 2-6X. opening, Sizes 12 to 24 months, 5 ch t Oxfo Ui 1 Scotchguard xford Cotto Orion Pujlovers and Cardi Scotchguard Oxford Cotton gons with Fancy Knit de- dresses in various styles for immigration officers here Aug! ed 37° PAPERMATE #5 "¥ eee : APERMAT 3 : PENCIL LUNCH BOX -- ' NC . : PENCIL with vacuum bottles SKIP-FREE '33' BALL POINT HOLIDAY PEN POUCE'"S hy & %. POUCHES Two designs to ENS : ae Ay Mie ctee cineca sae ss: Le ae t choose FREE Jumbo Refill with fi end pencils. Choose from i F oP 3 Holster and puppy design Z from : 5 a f Ss © pencil pouches with zip- BLAICK PLASTIC 18. was deported from Canada Tuesday. . Immigration authorities, who refused to discuss the case, put him on a Canadian Pacific: A'r Lines flight to Rome and Ma- each pen purchased drid. Vario assorted colours intine 'enada and Old per top. LUNCH aria 2 t Cc Lipari had been in jail since K nee : ; his arrest. Giuseppe (Cockeyed- 4 i He Joe) Catalanotte, who was ar- K i % to chogse from : oe J tire asin ; : AMAT op j . : Wiehe , i : : 4 ie 3 KITS Rilgeveiees @ 1.77 |e a7 Belg) ee : 4 e . 7° f ~ K- 13° without K ; EACH | SPECIAL } bottle to enter Canada on a visitor' 5 es Soe 1 LOCATED ON "NO. 2 HIGHWAY BETWEEN OSHAWA and WHITBY weeks ago and is believed to be connected with the Mafia, is on the strength of undisclosed = ' i previous eonvictions, 7 : ' Tartan, Cledr. Window, Flor- in the same jail awaiting a de- portation hearing. Informed sources said Lipari is believed to have attempted i K a & K K

Powered by / Alimenté par VITA Toolkit
Privacy Policy