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2 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, December 31, 1964 A UNITED AIR LINES plane sits on a plowed field near Newhall, Calif., today after making a mirculous safe landing with 47 persons aboard during a flight from Fresno to Los Angeles. Only two of 43 passeners were PASSENGERS SAFE BUT SHAKEN Engine-Less Airliner Makes Safe Landing NEWHALL, Calif. (AP)--An airliner with 47 persons aboard made a safe landing in a plowed field Wednesday after, said one report, both engines quit. Two of 43 passengers on the United Air Lines Fresno-to-Los Angeles flight were reported shaken when the twin - engine Convair came down in the rain. Police had said earlier an elderly man suffered a stroke after the landing and was taken to hospital. The report that both engines quit came from the tower at Los Angeles International Air- rt, the plane's destination. he flight originated in' Reno, Nev., and there had been stops at San Francisco, Stockton and Modesto as well as Fresno, Calif. The pilot, Capt. Bill Wade of Los Angeles, "pancaked" the plane into a field muddy from recent rains, after the tail sur- face struck and snipped high tension wires. He was able to keep the nose up, despite uneven ground. Charles R. Hawks, chief of the Federal Aviation Agency's western aircraft engineering division, said the odds against two simultaneous engine fail- ures "are just astronomical." "I've never hard of it hap- pening before," he said. "And we need more facts to find out what happened here." New Ballot Or Nigerian Breakup -- Opposition LAGOS (CP)--The chief op- sition party which boycotted igeria's general election pressed a demand today for a new ballot or a conference to consider breaking up Africa's most populous nation. ~ A spokesman for the United Progressive Grand Alliance said if a "free and fair elec- tion" was not held, a proposal to break up the Nigerian feder- ation painlessly should be con-) sidered. The UPGA spokesman called the parliamentary election Wed- nesday a "farce." It was Ni- geria's first general election since becoming independent from Britain in. 1960. The boycott blocked much of) the balloting in the south ex-| cept for the western portion,| which is controlled by the rul-| ing National Nigerian Alliance.| "The die is now cast for thé) UPGA to become the vanguard ot bringing democratic govern-| ment to the federation,' he) said. Of the 18 seats declared this morning, 14 were won by Na- tional Allianee, four by the United Progressives who had called the boycott, and one by an independent. | Results came in slowly and| there was no indication when| | Wednesday. PORT ARTHUR (CP) -- The A {confidence motion for the first time with a loss of Social ; 'Credit support, Douglas Fisher, 7\New Democratic Party mem-jon statements by Social Credit|/Fisher said. NDP reaction to ber of Parliament for Port|Leader Robert Thompson that|one would depend on the way shaken up. The pilot, Capt. according to oné' report, both Bill Wade, pancaked the plane engines quit. into the muddy field when, --(AP Wirephoto) Hawks said two engines on a) United Air Lines, asked about _ provide ior d ae Maida the report that both engines ered an acceptable level of]. ta" ' safety because each engine|1!t said "both eect as * must be completely indepen-|loss of pressure." Asked |whether this amounted. to a dent: of the other. "Each must have an indepen-|virtually complete loss, UAL pos gg ios tings. | spokesman Charles Novak said, said, "so that failure of one|'Well, yes." He added that the could not possibly endanger the|chance of such an occurrence othr." jis "just fantastic." 2 Inearly 200 today, as survivors jsome $2,400,000 to Gaspe Cop- Arthur, said Wednesday. He said in a telephone inter- current Liberal government ap-jview. "It's a 50-50 chance the|junless the government "cleans pears in danger of losing a non-|government will go down" at\house." the next Commons session in February. Mr. Fisher was commenting his party would vote in fayor "50-50 Chance Government Will Go Down'- Fisher of a non - confidence motion The NDP practice has been \to treat each motion of non- confidence on its merits, Mr. it is phrased, "HUMAN BUTCHERY" LEOPOLDVILLE (AP)--The toll of white hostages mas- sacred in The Congo rose to related new acts of horror by Congolese rebels. An American Protestant mis- sionary, William McChesney, 28, was among more than 50 whites butchered in a_ rebel rampage that began last month at Wamba, a missionary centre 250 miles northeast of Stanley- ville. Whites Tossed In River By Congolese Rebels White mercenaries rescued more than 120 hostages at Wamba Tuesday and another 100 were found alive at- Mung- bere Wednesday. The mereen- aries also were searching for missing whites believed hiding in the bush around Mungbere, an old Belgian trading post. TAKEN NORTH Other whites were reported taken north of the Sudanese frontier towns of Aba and Far- Seventeen Belgian priests, in-| cluding Wamba's Roman Cath-| olic bishop, and an elderly Brit-| ish Protestant missionary also) were killed, | Ten other Belgians were| bound with wire and thrown} into a river at nearby Mung-) bere. TORONTO (CP)--The United Steelworkers of America (CLC) announced Wednesday night they will appeal a recent Que- bec Superior Court judgment which ordered the union to pay per Mines Limited of Quebec. The international executive has authorized union officials to) deposit security for the amount} of the judgment -- an amount) the union said represents more} than 10 per cent of all the inter- national's net assets--with Que- Hip-Swingers Are "Compensating' MONTREAL (CP)--The sec-; Faced with this disconcerting retary who hip-swings past the|dearth of difference, men and boss's desk is compensating for}/women learn motions and ex- nature's failure to make the/pressions designed to signal difference in the sexes obvious|their sex, Dr. Birdwhistell said. bec authorities in the form of adje, where the rebels are be- lieved regrouping after govern- ment forces drove them out of Stanleyville last Nov. 24. Survivors said they believed many of the hostages still were alive. Some of the survivors were flown to Leopoldville Wednes- "Steeles" To Appeal Big Court Assessment from the Steelworkers' Cana- dian headquarters, and attrib- uted the decision to Interna- tional President David J. Mc- Donald of Pittsburgh. The Quebec court's judgment Dec. 7 came on a suit by Gaspe Copper for recovery of all prof- its lost during a strike by the union at the company's plant in Murdochville, Que., from March 10 to Oct. 5 in 1957. The union was ordered to pay |$1,747,645 for lost production, plus five per cent interest on the amount and about $700,000 Government of Canada _ secur- ities to perfect the appeal. The announcement came in The judgment found both the strike and the manner in which the form of a press release it was conducted were illegal.) enough, a student of the sub-|In other words, the manners ject .told a science congress sociated with maleness The female hip-swinging and| the counterpart male swagger) are sex signals adopted by the human species to guard against confusion, Philadelphia anthro- pologist Ray L. Birdwhistell told the American Association born, ATTACKS INSECTICIDES | compounds such as insecticides | and detergents came in for for the Advancement of Scei- caver P gol they gi 'yi Malence. He said nature was rel- emerge, jatively lax in doling out. dis- some criticism in a committee! report, "Evidence shows this repre- sents serious human interven- 'station in Lagos. The election itself to seat 312) members of Parliament was} {punctuated with scattered inci- dents in which police used tear- gas; riot sticks and firearms. Two Nigerians were reported to have died from gunshot ing 10 desivoy. a poling boos} WEATHER FORECAST } on the outskirts of Lagos Wed- nesday, The situation was tense as a ban was announced Wednesday night on public meetings in La- gos for the next two months Two truckloads of troops with fixed bayonets helped armed police guard the national radio} A NEW YEAR FANTASY That's the name of a hair style created by James Coif- fures of Asheville and modeled by Miss Patricia_Ann Davis of |tributes i n humans compared flowed by snowflurries late to-|Wingham ... tinguishing male and female at- ae tion into natural processes. "These interventions were not with the pronounced differences i based on an orderly disciplined | in the sexes of other species-- peacocks and peahens, for ex- ample. basic scientific information." | Snow Tonight | Clearing Later -- i} TORONTO (CP) -- Forecasts|and Friday. Winds becoming| issued by the weather office atilight variable tonight and Fri- development of all the required) WINDSOR, Ont. federal government to United States Burt Asks Delay Of Car Export Plan (CP)--) "We do not consider it enough and motions generaily as-\George Burt, Canadian direc-jto have bland assurance that) ard|tor of the United Auto Workers,|the plan will expand employ- feminity are acquired, not in-|(CLC) Wednesday asked the|ment for Canadians," he said. | delay|"The UAW . . implementation of the Canada-\cept cavalier treatment of dis-| auto and auto|located workers in the name of} The wide use of synthetic|parts export plan until adequate/an improved balance of-pay- . will never ac- protection for workers is as-|ment ledger." | sured. In a telegram to Industry Minister Drury and External Affairs Minister Martin, Mr. Burt said the Jan. 1 scheduled implementation of the would leave auto workers with a "pig-in-a-poke."' Save On PREMIUM QUALITY STOVE OIL PHONE 668-3341 5:30 a.m.: \day. | Synopsis: Some of the cold| Algoma, White River: Clear; air which has been dominatingand cold tonight. Friday in-| the weather in the Prairie prov-|creasing cloudiness followed by) inces for many days suddenly|snowflurries, Winds light. | surged into the Great Lakes} Sudbury: Clear and_ cold.) area Wednesday night. The cold|Winds light tonight and Friday.) air now will probably hold over) Cochrane: Clearing and} this area for the next two orjcolder. Clear and cold Friday. three days. This should result) Winds light. in more or less. seasonable ' weather in southern. Ontario| Forecast Temperatures and a return to sub-zero tem-|Low tonight, high Friday: peratures in Northern Ontario.|Windsor .....++... 25 Lake St. Clair, Lake Erie,|/st, Thomas... 5 Niagara, Lake Ontario, Wind-|London .... sor, Hamilton, Toronto: In-|Kitchener .. reasing cloudiness tonight fol-/Mount Forest. night and Friday morning then/Hamilton clearing Friday afternoon.|St. Catharines..... Winds becoming light variable Toronto ..... tonight and Friday. \Kingston Lake Huron, Southern Geor-|Peterborough «... gian Bay, London: Clearing/Trenton ....++.++. temporarily this evening then|Killaloe . cloudy with snowflurries late|Muskoka . tonight and Friday morning fol-|North Bay.. lowed by clearing Friday after-|Sudbury noon. Winds becoming light|Earlton ve variable tonight and Friday. |Sault Ste. Marie.. Northern Georgian Bay, Kil-|Kapuskasing ..... laloe, Haliburton, Timagami,|White River...... North Bay: Clearing this after-|Moosonee noon. Clear and cold tonight!'Timmins . Marshall. But if she tilts her head too far back the tot will topple, Miss Davis admits. --(AP Wirephoto) YOUR MEMBERSHIP IN The Canadian Order of Foresters Entitles You to a Life Insurance Program Plus Fraternal and Social Activities For Further Information Contact: DUNCAN LOWDEN DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVE 165 HILLCREST DR. WHITBY 668-4381 in legal fees for the company.) day in U.S. Air Force planes. They said that the blood bath at Wamba began Noy. 26 when the rebels heard the drone of U.S. transport planes carrying Belgian paratroopers on their rescue mission to Paulis, 60 miles away. "It wasn't a revolution it was human butchery," said a- refugee, The rebels took about 10¢ whites to Mungbere last week- end, survivors told the 24-man} mercenary unit, After a cross-; country dash during the night, the unit reached Mungbere and found all of the hostages alive. Trouble On Easter Isle SANTIAGO, Chile (AP)--The navy d Wednesday a TORT 9 eat Re tert ee ae OO peg % . 7 'THE ONE THAT "STOLE" AWAY MONTREAL (CP) -- The burglar 'alarm 'was _ringin: at 3 am. We y po the only way for Const, Andre Ladry to get in the building was through a small cellar window. ae That meant removing his If the Progressive Conserya- tives put one forward "it would be very easy for them to phrase it so that we could support it." However, if the Conservatives came up with a "crazy" mo- tion, then it would unlikely re- ceive NDP support. However, Mr. Thompson is a 'fool' to suggest he has the leverage to dictate to the prime minister on the make-up of his cabinet, said Mr. Fisher, On Mr. Thompson's view that a political re-alignment is in the offing, Mr. Fisher said the Social Credit leader is a "dreamer." in the cruiser while his partner went to the rear of the building. They found no thieves in- side, nor did they get the one outside--the one that Stole the overcoat from the police car. John Ovens, 0.0. OPTOMETRIST -- 8 BOND ST. £., OSHAWA PH. 723-4811 "Thompson's After A Cabinet Post" CALGARY (CP) -- National Social Credit Leader Robert Thompson is trying to coerce the Liberal government into giving him a cabinet post, Eldon Woolliams (PC -- Bow River) said Wednesday. "Mr, Thompson tried the same thing with the former Conservative government and was turned down," Mr. Wool- liams said in an interview. Mr. Thompson said in a teie- phone interview from Red Deer Mr. Woolliams' statement was both "preposterous and ridicu- lous and the member for Bow River knows this full well." What causes BACKACHE and how Dodd's Kidney s- Pills may help Special Weékly Message To Members Of 56 from Now to Jon. 7th up until 4 P.M, detachment of 40 marines is sailing toward remote Easter Island to quell a reported seces- sionist movement among the island's 1,100 inhabitants, Officials privately have accused French scientists and | sluggish sidn ae to This pose ang tan result in irritation of the urinary system, followed by backache and tired feeling. the red band, The important thing to look You can depend on Dodd's. 90 sailors of encouraging Easter Island natives to break away from.Chile and join Tahiti and other French territories in a Polynesian federation. Easter Island is 2,000 miles west of Chile and 1,500 miles east of Tahiti. Its only regular link with the mainland is a Chilean supply ship once a year. | The navy said the marines) |will reinforce the. navy station! amma THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF OSHAWA Notice is hereby given that the Council of the Cor- poration of the City of Oshawa proposes to pass @ by-law for changing the names of those highways or streets in the City of Oshawa named and describ- ed in the first and second columns following to the at the island. | A Canadian - led medical "el pedition has. been on Easter Island since mid-December. Purpose of the expedition has been to carry out an integrated | medica] research program) among a primitive people be-| fore civilization hits the island with jet-age impact. respective names appearing in the third column following namely: Nemes'te which te be changed Bond Street W. Names of Highways Description of Highweys Floyd Avenue between Stevenson Rood North and Gibbons Street Richmond St, BE. between Roxborough Ave, and the east limit of Richmond Street Eost Faloise Avenue between Ritson Road South and Montgomery Street. Richmond St. E.between Ritson Rood North and Roxborough Avenue Colborne St. E. between Harmony Creek and the east limit of Colborne St. Bond Street E, Dean Avenue Ridley Avenue Regent Drive Inverness Street as shown on Registered Inverness Drive Plan bulky overcoat. He put it: . for is the name, * The Judge of the County Court of the County of Ontario has plan} City-Wide Delivery MITCHELL'S DRUGS 9 Simcoe N. 723-3431 Open Evenings Till 9 P.M. | | braemor gardens (Stevenson Rd, N. and Annapolis Ave.) Community For Young Moderns and So-o-0-0 Convenient approved of the foregoing notice, and has appointed the 14th day of January, 1965 at the hour of 10:30 o'clock in the forenoon at the Court House in the Town of Whitby, Ontario, - os the day,.hour and place for considering the proposed by-law ond for hearing those advocating and opposing the change. A copy of the proposed by-law, stating the reasons for the changes, may be seen at the office of the City Clerk, City Hall, Oshawa, Ontario. DATED AT OSHAWA, ONTARIO THIS 29th DAY OF OCTOBER, 1964 L. R. Barrand, City Clerk, 50 Centre Street Oshawa, Ontario. Makers of Fine Furs For Over 55 Years JANUARY FUR CLEARANCE REGULAR STOCK ... 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