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2 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, July 7, 1965 FRANCE OUT, ECM LAMED -Euromart Looks For Compromise -BRUSSELS (Reuters) -- The European Common Market's ex- ecutive commission was sched- tiled to meet in strict secrecy today in an attempt to end the crisis on agriculture and the French boycott of the six-coun- try community. The commission, headed by West Germany's Walter Hall- stein, bein try to er 'n compro: proposal to put to the member countries, Belgium, West Germany, France, Italy, The Netherlands and Luxem- France withdrew its ambas- eador from the market head-| quarters here Tuesday, thus ef- fectively paralyzing its develop- ment. A meeting of the perma- nent representatives (ambassa- dors) of the six countries sched- wled for today was expected to be cancelled, now that France would not attend. The immediate cause of the ¢risis was the failure of the countries to agree by last Thursday on new arrangements for financing the joint Buro- pean market in farm products. France, the largest agricul- tural producer of the six, at- tached great importance to bringing farm as well as indus- trial goods inside the Common Market. But Brussels observers think the real cause of the crisis was a basic disagreement oyer what form the Common Market and European integration should take in the future. The executive commis- sion, backed by all five other partners, linked the new pro- posals on farm financing with plans for a joint budget and more powers for Common Mar- ket organs. This would have meant the community was de- veloping toward a form of su- pranational European govern- ment. French President de Gaulle strongly opposes this type of European integration. He wants power to remain entirely in the hands 'of the member states, through their representatives on the Common Market's Council] § of ministers, ARABS SELL TORAH MONTREAL (CP) -- Mont- real's Temple Emanu-E] has acquired a 400-year-old Torah] -- from a 13th century temple in Alexandria, Egypt. The scroll of the five books of Moses was written in Baghdad and came to North America after long and expensive negotiations with the Egyptian government. HERE and THERE Tenders will be called this month for the demolition of the building on federal prop- erty, at John and Augusta sts., Port Hope. The site will be prepared for the erection of a new federal building. Construction will commence later this year. Russell C. Honey, MP for Durham Riding, has been elected a member of the executive committee of the Commonwealth Parliamen- tary Association, Canadian Branch. Membership in the association is composed of patiiamentarians from all commonwealth countries. At a recent meeting of the McLaughlin Library Board the resignation of Miss Valentine Dyck was received. Miss Dyck has been in charge of the Book- mobile Branch Library for over a year and on the staff for four years. She leaves to move to the St. Catha- eines Public Library. Her and asked for the erection of a sign on a hill which they claimed was dangerous. Peterborough Legion Ban- tams scored a 7 to 4 win over Ajax last Saturday. Kempt was the winning hur- ler and Gubb the loser. Ajax was held scoreless until the sixth inning when they counted once and added three more in the seventh. Karen Oke, 18, of Welling- ton st., Bowmanville, was treated at the Port Hope and District Hospital Sunday for face and leg injuries follow- ing a two-car collision in Port Hope. Miss Oke was a passenger in ari auto driven by Boyd Palmer Kenney, of Bowmanville. Damage to the two vehicles was estimated at $500. Members of the Rotary Club of Bowmanville this week will commence the pruning of one of their Christmas tree plantations. e: KING'S LIEUTEN Against King SELMA, Ala. (AP) -- Civil rights leaders have rallied to the support of one of their num- ber, Rev. Frederick D. Reese of Selma, who is charged with embezzling $1,850 from the or- ganization that he heads. Reese, a lieutenant of Martin Luther King in the Alabama civil rights campaign, was in- dicted Tuesday on three charges of embezzling from the Dallas County Voters League, a key or- ganization in 'the lengthy civil rights drive in Selma earlier this year. Rev. Ralph Abernathy, vice- president of King's Southern Christian Leadership Con- ference, flew into Selma Tues- day night with other leaders as- signed by King to investigate the charges made against the ANT ON WAY TO COURTHOUSE | Embezzling Charge Made BEFORE THE MAGISTRATE BOWMANVILLE -- A Bow- manville bulldozer operator was fined a total of $250 and $6 costs, with the option of 60 days in jail, in Magistrate's Court here Tuesday. Evidence showed Ivan Bowser, RR 4, drove -his ear June 14 and again June 27 while his licence was under sus- pension. Magistrate J. D. Bur- ger granted the accused 14 days to vay the fines. OPP Constable L. J. Mahoney said ne stopped the accused on the first occasion on the Ist Concession of Clarke Township. The vehicle was registered in Mrs. Bowser's name. A_ check showed the suspension order had been for three months in July, 1968. as the result of impaired driving. It had never been re-| instated. The officer said he re- cognized the later in the month while patrol-|back 74 feet. ling Highway 2, and had laid the} registered in Mrs, suspended Mar. ed driving. near Pontypool, killed, said his pounding the vehicle. $250 and/ed David Calvert, cey, 571 Olive ave., costs. with the option of 30 days of fine. invoived in an accident June 7 on Highway 401, The investigat- Ringo Starr Is 25 |accident, he said. LONDON (AP)--Beatle drum- mer Ringo Starr celebrated his 25th birthday today--a moder- ately good musician, an expect- ant father, a millionaire and a| talented comic. He is the oldest of, the quar-| tet, the others being John Len- non, 25 next Oct. 9; Paul Mc- Cartney, 23 June 18, and George Harrison, 22 Feb. 25. Liverpool accent. He has a bi 's Lieutenant | Bulldozer Operator Fined For Driving While Banned ing officer said the vehicle was Stacey's name and the licence had been 25 for three months following a conviction in Toronto on a charge of impair- Ruling that insufficient evi- dence had been produced, the magistrate dismissed a charge| of drunk driving laid against Raymond Paret of Kendal. The charge arose out of an accident Dec. 31 on Highway 35, in which the driver of a second behicle was OPP Constable Jim McDonald investigation showed the accused, who was south- bound, swerved across the cen- tre line and collided head-on with' a station wagon. The im- licence number|pact drove the station wagon s The officer said the accused, second charge, seizing and im-|who was taken to Bowmanville) 3 Memorial Hospital, smelled of An Oshawa man pleaded guil-\alcohol. Two doctors said they ty to driving while his licence|had smelled alcohol on the was under suspension. Magis-|accused's breath but could not trate Burger fined Patrick Sta-|say how much he had consum-| Lindsay, } in jail. There was an automatic|said he was southbound and ob- further suspension of licence. He|served the accused cross the was given 30 days to pay the/centre line three times, forcing jone northbound vehicle on to the Evidence showed Stacey was|shoulder. A few minutes later jhe came on the scene of the Today, The Beatle Who's AComic jand never wears fewer than King swiftly jumped to Reese's defence after news of the indictments reached him. 'At this time, we have no rea- son to doubt either the interest or the integrity of the Rev. Mr. Reese or any of the Dallas County leadership," he said. | "The public should be made} cognizant that these charges} were made in an area where) justice traditionally has been biased against Negroes, and too often just consideration under law has to be sought in federal court," Selma Mayor Joe -Smither- man and city safety director Wilson Baker said at a press conference after Reese's indict- ment that the investigation was begun only after Negro civil comic "When the pop bubble finally bursts," The Daily Mirror said recently, 'Ringo could be the Beatle with the career as a/18-year-old hairdresser, Feb. 11. " Ringo's comedy comes from ajtober. ized that Ringo Starr fairly rolls off the lips. He. married Maureen Cox, an They expect a baby in late Oc- WEATHER FORECAST Thundershowers Today; Cloudy Skies Thursday TORONTO (CP) 8 forecasts|little issued by the weather office at| Thursday. 5:30 a.m.: change in Winds jsoutheast 15 this afternoon and northwest 15 Thursday. temperature becoming | By DAVE McINTOSH OTTAWA (CP)--The federal- provincial summit meeting here later this month has taken on increased importance in light of the Dorion report, author- ities say. Means of improving co-oper- ation between the federal au- thority and the provinces in combatting organized crime is on the conference agenda. Sources say the government has been. considering possible steps which might be taken to prevent any recurrence of crooks gaining and exerting in- ifluence over federal public offi- \clals, They say Prime Minister Pearson intends to come down hard, now that the Dorion re- port is in, on what he himself has described as the "sinister involvement of crime in _pol- ities." The report showed that henchmen of accused narcotics trafficker Lucien Rivard used) public officials to "'fix" bail for Rivard. PAYS PRICE One of these two Liberals-- MP Guy Rouleau -- paid the price Tuesday when he was Dollard constituency. Mr. Pearson announced in aj |prief statement that he had dis-| probity. joussed the findings of Chief [Justice Frederic Dorion with|this: Is it right? If it isn't, you his former|never get to the second consid- |parliamentary secretary and a/eration of whether it is politic." /Mr. Rouleau, 42, Commons member for 12 years. | jethics for MPs similar to the drummed out of his Commons|baker seat and forced to agree not to\codes of ethics aren't required seek re-election in his Montreal| When governments and officials lin responsible positions main- Then came this. crushing sen-|eral party is shot through with _ |tence: "I have told him, and he dishonesty. In the Rivard and combination of odd looks, tim-|has agreed, that he should re-jother cases, the main consider-| Dorion Case Adds Import To Ottawa-Province Talks - ation had been "'money, money, money." : STUDIES REPORT Meanwhile, the justice de- partment is still pouring over the 2,000,000-word transcript of _ the Dorion inquiry to determine GUY ROULEAU | | two Liberal party members to|what he has in mind could no' bring pressure to bear on three|be ascertained, , There was one unconfirmed report he may issue a code of one he sent last fall to his cab-) inet colleagues and their staffs. | Opposition Leader Diefen- said in an interview tain the principles of ordinary "Everything must start with Mr. Diefenbaker said the Lib- what charges, if any, can. be ° laid against individuals in the case, The Dorion report said there are grounds for criminal charges. Tt alg6 said there is no doubt that Liberal organizer Guy Masson, Mrs. Rivard and fixers Eddy Lechasseur and Robert Gignac conspired to obstruct justice. It said as well that there is no doubt that Raymond Denis, dismissed executive assistant to the immigration minister, tried to bribe the lawyer represent- ing the U.S. government with $20,000. A Flavoured Wine "SERVE COLD ON THE ROCKS OR WITH YOUR FAVOURITE MIX" iment for Dollard and that he nose, liver-col-|should not seek re-election at} ored lips, an abundance of hair|the next general election." Mr. Pearson then scheduled a| three rings nor more than five.|press conference for today at He was born Richard Starkey|which he was expected to an- and became Ringo because of his rings. He became Starr be-|the resignation of Guy Favreau lcause an astute showman real-|from the justice portfolio under binet shifts d by the fire of the Dorion report.) | The report found that Mr. |Rouleau had acted reprehen- sibly and in conflict with the normal course of justice in tele- jphoning -- and inducing two jaides of Mr. Favreau to tele-| phone -- the Montreal lawyer) |appearing for the U.S. govern- }ment in Rivard's extradition) hearings. WENT TO BAT Evidence at the Dorion in- quiry showed that Mr. Rouleau had made representations in Ottawa on behalf of four known criminals, one of them a known member of the Mafia crime syndicate. | One means to fight crime Synopsis: Two storms will |play a major role in the Northern Georgian Bay, Al- likely to be discussed at the \federal - provincial conference| "NORM" FISHER'S Meat Market ai . For Personalized peed Af ---- S | 5 yam p ) ' Week-End Specials BONELESS SIRLOIN STEAK THURSDAY ONLY 65 CHICKEN LEGS and BREASTS 39: Each member is being asked to devote one full day or two long half days to the project. Sam MacMillan and George Constable of the ce is taken by Mr. David a who begins work on August 1, The Bookmobile will be off the road during July for painting and re- pairs goma, Sault Ste. Marie, south- ern White River, Timagami, Sudbury, North Bay: Cloudy with a few showers today. Vari- able cloudiness with chance of a few showers and little change in. temperature rights workers complained. |weather picture across Ontario today. The most vigorous storm is moving eastward from ex- treme Northern Ontario this morning. Warm, showery weather and fresh southerly winds ahead of the storm will Negro. minister. OAS Forces Trade Shots is faster circulation of tips on known criminals entering Can- ada, especially from the United States, and more adequate means of spotting them in the first place. BY THE PIECE BOLOGNA 3.5, 1.00 Oshawa folk are reading more books than ever be- fore. Figures just released by the McLaughlin Public Library show that the total number of books in circula- tion during May was 35,319. So far this year the total number of books in circula- tion is up by over 10,000 over the figures for last year. Mrs. Foy, a recent Mc- Gill graduate in Library Science, is now in charge of the Children's Department at. the McLaughlin Public Library. Miss Enid Wallace, former Children's Librarian, will take over her work as assistant librarian when she returns from vacation Damage is estimated at $2,000 in a two-car, rear- end crash Friday near Min- den. Drivers were Craig Gartshore, 21, Minden, and Douglas Whytel 23, of Oshawa. OPP at Minden said the Whyte car was attempting a turn into a driveway off Highway 35 when the Gartshore car skidded into it. Gartshore and a passenger in the Whyte car, Mrs. C. Whit- tall, St. Catharines, were given outpatient 'treatment at the Minden Red Cross hospital. A 1953 model auto, owned by Gordon Fowler, of Bow- manville, and driven by Garfield Fowler, was wrecked early Sunday when it crashed into.a fire hy- drant and utility pole at Campbellford. Gordon Fow- ler was given treatment in hospital. Garfield Fowler was charged with careless driving and impaired driv- ing. Pickering Township Coun- cil has asked its - roads committee to study condi- tions on the 5th Concession. Residents of the area pro- tested dust raised by trucks Oshawa Lawn Bowling Club, defeated Vic Foxhall and Harry Livingston of Cobourg by a score of 17 to 16 at Port Hope Tuesday night. By winning the game the Oshawa pair won the right to represent District 14 in the Eastern Ontario Provincial Lawn Bowling Association playdowns July 17, at Peterborough. Oshawa Fire Department answered four minor calls yesterday. Two were small oven fires, one was a routine check at Oshawa General Hospital and the fourth was to check out a report of a body floating in~ the lake. The body turned out to be an oil drum. City ambu- lance answered six routine house calls. Pickering Township Coun- cil this week agreed to per- mit township farmers to salvage hay on all Queen's Highways and_ township road _ allowances, except multi-lane highways, to relieve the shortage of hay. Garbage men in Pickering Township will be supplied with two sets of coveralls a year. Township council took this action to protect their clothing and improve their appearance, The Pickering Township Public Utilities Committee will study a protest from residents of the 5th Con- cession. concerning smoke and odors from the town- ship dump. Residents said the stench from burning garbarge was obnoxious. . Pickering Township Coun- cil this week da SANTO DOMINGO (Reuters) Rebel forces fired on Latin American troops of the inter- American peace force in this Dominican capital Tuesday night, peace force headquarters Hugo Panasco Alvim, Brazilian commander of the force, said the rebel attack was deliberate and pre-planned. No casualties were reported jin the peace force, however. | Alvim said the rebel forces |placed machine-guns in new po- jsitions along the line facing the |Brazilian, Nicaraguan and Hon- duran troops, and ordered fam- ilies on the rebel side of the \line out of their homes | Meanwhile a three-man team |of criminologists investingating |17 killings here, including those jof a Canadian priest and a 21- | year-old widow, were expected) ito present their report today tolof fire between rebel and inter-ljittie change in temperature Secretary-General Jose Mora of|American forces since June 15!phursday. Light winds increas- j } | the Organization of American With Rebels, Repel Attack States. OAS sources said details of the team's conclusions will not be available for several days. The priest, Rev. James Ar- thur MacKinnon, 32-year-old na- tive of Victoria Mines, N.S., was found dead last month at his parish 55 miles northeast of here, his body riddled with bul- lets. Peace force sources said the moderate to heavy firing on in- ter - American troops Tuesday night started at 11:10 p.m., when shots were fired on Hon- duran troops, and ended at 11:40, after Brazilian and Nica- raguan units had also been at- tacked. The Nicaraguans returned the ifire to silence an automatic weapon being fired against them It was the heaviest exchange and 16. 3Former U.S. Champions Will Play Canadian Open TORONTO (CP)--Three--for-|time- official earning with $440,-| mer United States Open golf champions are the lateSt en- jtries in the Canadian Open |whichwtees' off July 14 at Tor- jonto Mississaugua course for a |$100,000 purse. Julius Boros, 45, Dick Mayer, 40, and Tommy Bolt, 47, will compete against other Ameri- can titleholders Gary -Player, |Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus, |Gene Littler and Billy Casper. Boros captured the U.S. Open twice, in 1952 and 1963. He trails Palmer and Casper in life- 1000. He ranks ninth in the earn- lings race for 1965. = | Mayer unofficially retired \from the professional tour after he won the U.S. Open in 1957. He joined the tour again in 1965 and won the New Orleans Open for a $20,000 purse. Bolt, named "'the terrible tem- eel Tommy Bolt, has the dubious distinction of being the most suspended and most fined player on the tour because of his favorite habit of tossing his golf-clubs at any obstacle. give way to cooler weather on Thursday: and a few showers |will persist. Showers and thun- derstorms associated with a weaker disturbance over south- ern Lake Michigan will advance steadily across the lower lakes teday but should end in all but extreme eastern sections before nightfall. Lake St. Clair, Western Lake Erie, Southern Lake Huron, Windsor, London: Showers and seattered thunderstorms ending during the afternoon. cloudiness and little change in temperature Thursday. South- least winds 15 to 20 today, north- |westerly winds near 15 Thurs- \day. Southerly winds near 20 this morning and be- coming northwest 15 tonight. Northern White River, Coch- rane: Cloudy with showers to- day. Cloudy and cooler tonight and Thursday. A few showers Thursday. Southwest winds near |20 becoming northwest evening. Light winds Thursday. |Low tonight, hig WwW Variable} Tandon |Kitchener {Mount Forest..... Wingham ... Hamilton ..... |St. Catharines... Forecast Temperatures indsor ....++5+ . 58 Thomas. Eastern Lake Erie, Niagara,/ Toronto Northern Lake Huron, Southern) peterborough . Georgian Bay, Western Lake Kingston |Gatario, Hamilton, Tor ont 0:\rrenton Showers and scattered thunder-| Killaloe storms this afternoon and even- ling. Variable cloudiness with Muskoka .ssoveee North Bay.... Sudbury ... h Thursday: Thurs day. increasing to 20 by 75 75 75 Mafia lieutenant Onofrio (Nono) Minaudo, recently as- sassinated in his native Sicily, was able to live in Canada for more than six years and even re-enter this country after be- ing deported the first time. | The immigration department} was congratulated last year for quickly spotting Mafia member Joseph (Joe Bananas) Bonanno jafter he entered Canada at a 'remote border point in Quebec as an Arizona businessman, He was expelled soon after. | | Another factor which may be discussed is better marshalling | of all information sources--the revenue department as well as immigration and the police, for instance--to uncover crime syn- dicates which take over and Joot respectacle businesses, as Bonanno reportedly tried to do in Montreal. PLANS FIGHTENING Informants said Mr. Pearson also plans to tighten up inter- STEAK ROAST ...... 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