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14 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Mondey, Novembér 1, 1965 70 Killed Tw & aa IAN . 'et-@4- ence "Bisct Ble hayrle Src? ole le clan ts struck by a train while walking acci-|along tracks at Windsor. Despite the near-winter sea- son, there were 13 drownings across the country, three fire deaths, a hunting fatality and six unc! deaths in a Ca- nadian Press -survey from 6 p.m. Fri to midnight Sun- day, local times. Quebec reported 31 fatalities 20 in traffic, seven drownings, one fire death and three deaths in tractor accidents. Ontario had 16, including 12 traffic victims, two Srowaens, a woman killed when she was struck by a train and a man killed when an outdoor elevator crashed 120 feet at a golf course. The province's traffic toll included four dead in a@ head-on collision near Cobourg. In. the Atlantic provinces, Newfoundland reported no acci- dental deaths while Prince Ed- ward Island reported one road death and a fire victim. Nova Scotia had two road deaths and New Brunswick two highway deaths and a drowning. On the Prairies, Manitoba had four traffic deaths and a girl killed when she fell from a horse; Saskatchewan one road death, and Alberta two traffic victims. British Columbia reported eight accidental deaths--three each by drowning and in traffic and one each in a fire and a hunting mishap. The survey does not include known suicides, slayings, nat- ural or industrial deaths. The Ontario dead: SUNDAY w, rr h Len W 63, in ital of injuries suffered Saturday night when struck by a car in| Hamilton. | Ema Marie Gouin, 72, when! Nathan Pilpel, 21, of Toronto when his car was struck by @ train near Peterborough. Henry Haycoup, Baltimore, "lont,, Douglas Wilson, 16, Bar-|* bara Lovatt, 17, and Susan Lov-/'"8 att, 15, all of Co ee head-on collision car Odes. SATURDAY Joseph- Arnold Steele, 27, of Kitchener, when struck ¥ a car while walking across High- way 8 near Kitchener. Clarence Charles, 43, of Al- monte, when his car left a road and. hit a guy wire near Al- monte. Terry Colgan, 19, of Mark- dale, Ont., when he lost control of his car on Highway 10 near Dundalk Corner, 35 miles south of Owen Sound. Bruce Ferguson, 58, when struck by a car while standing on Highway 527 near his home at Newholm. Oliver Lamore, 30, of Britt, drowned when he fell into the Magnetawan» River, 50 miles southeast of Sudbury, Richard Stinson, 20 months, when crushed under his grand- father's truck in Hamilton, Arthur Lancaster, 40, of Tor- onto when cables of an electric- ally-powered elevator snapped while he and two others de- scended from the fifth tee-off to the fairway at a golf course in Port Credit. FRIDAY Leonard Dinel, 13, when struck by a car while bicycling to his home at North Cobalt, 60 miles north of North Bay. IZZA telephone 728-0192 EPI'S APPEARING NIGHTLY AT THE BLUE HORSE LOUNGE THE DAVE TODD TRIO Demonstration, On Tuesday? WINDSOR, Ont. (CP) -- A province-wide demonstration by public employees may be called Tuesday if the results of negoti- READING, Pa. (AP)----A man identified through . photographs and personal effects as Daniel BUTS, giana Gragon of the Ru Klux Klan in New York, was shot to death Sunday after pub- lication of a New York Times report saying he was a Jew. Police listed the death of Burros, 28, as an apparent sui- cide, but continued their inves- tigation, The Times says ations seiween the ernment and the Onta - sion of the Canadian Union of Public Employees are unsatis- factory to members. Grace Hartman, president of the 35,000-member Ontario divi- sion, was given authority to call such a demonstration at a meet- of the division executive Saturday night, Division representatives will meet with government officials Tuesday in Toronto to discuss pension provisions. An order in council moved by. Premier John Robarts calls for the integration of the present pension plans with the Canada Pension Plan. The union. op- poses the integration, claiming the "provincial government has robbed the public employees of thousands of dollars which would be paid on retirement to these people" if the Canada Pension Plan was made supple- mentary to existing plans. The union is demanding a re- peal of the order in council. Members of the division ex; ecutive refused to disclose what form the demonstration might take, They said a final decision on the matter has been left to the president. klansman Candlish Phillips, that if his religious background were pub- lished: "Til have to retaliate, do you understand? If you publish that I'll.come and get you and I,ll kill you. I don't care what hap- pens. "T'll be ruined, This is all I have to live for." ' The klan is an avowedly anti- Semetic as well as anti-Negro organization. CARRIED KLAN CARDS Reading police said the dead man had in his pockets cards with Ku Klux Klan identifica- tions and photographs of him- self in klan regalia. Police said the photographs are recogniz- able as pictures of the dead man, The Times says Burros, who lives in Queens, N.Y., carried a card identifying himself as king kleagle, or chief local too ping DON'T MISS IT THIS TIME! Alfred Hitchcock's PSYCHO 1S BACK | THE FEAR OF THE YEAR! "DR. TERROR'S HOUSE OF HORRORS" Burros told its reporter, Mc-|13 Story Said He Was Jewish Klan Grand Dragon Dies organizer, for the klan. It said further that Burros was identi- fied at hearings of the House oi Represcniatives uit ican activities committee as the New York state grand dragon. Phillips' article says Burros' parents were married in a Jew- ish ceremony and that Burros had a bar mitzvah (confirma- tion) in a small orthodox syna- igogue in Queens at the age of An official of Congregation Talmud Torah in Richmond Hill, eens, recalled Burros' been an honor pupil in Hebrew school, The Times said, Before joining the klan, the report continues, Burros be- longed to two other avowedly; anti - Semetic organizations -- the American Nazi party and the National Renaissance party. SHOT TWICE Capt. Joseph Confora of the Reading detectives said Bur- ros was shot twice with bullets from a .32-calibre pistol, One hit him in the chest, the other in the right temple, he said. bar mitsvah and related he hadj~ Pool Train Service Ends MONTREAL (CP) -- Cana- dian National and Canadian Pa- cific railways inaugurated new Montreal - Toronto trains Sun- day, ending a 32-year pool train "Montreal Mayor Jean Dra- onto. CNR calls its four-hour, 59-minute scheduling the fastest inter - city service in North America, : Fifteen minutes later, at 5 p.m,, the CPR's new Royal York left here for a slightly longer run to Toronto, Under the pool arrangement, day, evening and overnight trains were scheduled between! has eliminated overnight serv- 2 FIRST SUSPENSE T WESTERN "Bullet For A Bad Both eeeeee "THE IPCRESS FILE" with MICHAEL CAINE Each Evening from 7:30 (Including Sunday) new Rapido on its ways to Tor-lice and the CNR kept it, and here ard-Toronto. With the sus- 1 peau acted as dispatcher in ajpension of the service, the CPR ceremony starting the CNR's first départure of the Rapide was linked by a closed-circuit television hookup to a similar ceremony in Toronto » both railways have day and eve- ning trains. The CNR ceremony for the "ONE OF THE YEAR'S 10 BEST!" ..+.n.. Omi TT ANCE Joseph E. Levine 1:30 © 3:30 ~ BIS > 7:18 © OB RUN HITS HRILLER ... 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