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fjpendence is .|president, Kenneth Kaunda. _ President Of Zambia Is Caught In By KENNETH L. WHITING LUSAKA (AP) -- The man caught in the middle of the muddle over Rhodesian inde- Zambia's ascetic "The crunch is on in Zambia and the president will need all the skills he can muster, plus a lot of luck, in the next few weeks,"' said one diplomat sta- tioned in this capital of the for- Middle whites, more than a year after gaining independence from Brit- ain. Some 70,000 Europeans here dominate the vital copper indus- try, tobacco farming and com-| merce, as well as the army, air! force and police. Many of these whites favor Kaunda and fear for their future in Zambia if he is replaced. Kaunda has been fighting ex- Water Feared on arrival in Chicago. | Laboratory tests of the cool- ers are being made or will be made in a dozen areas. First reports are expected early in NEW YORK (AP) -- Healthjtined 500 boxes of the novelty the week. authorities in nearly 20 states| sets. are looking into reports that) plastic' drink coolers imported) from Hong Kong contain con- taminated water. Sales of the coolers have been| public banned in six cities and three/lanta, Ga. states, Many civic groups sell- the | spokesman for the communic-| bureau of laboratories of the Ar- jable diseases centre of the U.S.|kansas health department, said : Some purchasers have re- No illness has been traced to| Ported that the balls leak, novelty coolers, said a' W. B. Hope, director of the health service in At-|the balls were found to con- tain staphylococcus, pseudomo-| He said germs causing intes-/nas, eschericicia coli and pro- ing the novelties to raise funds|tinal ailments have been found/teous, all of which can cause spent the weekend getting them in the -balls, 'but added: "We're! intestinal ailments "pres ment- moved Nov, 30 0 curejieancu. A pre firm lealoc af the novelties afier get-|showed the a : C Sooganoas t en : = | see 5 . 4 a 2 said that "ice balls" are ster-| tj . i i} ia ai on bad aAmMinated [said both in Hong Kong ter | tin . -- soll shk a ageless i nd = shit 'water We Guarantee to SAVE, YOU $100.00 ON YOUR ANNUAL FOOD COST PHONE 723-1163 THE FOOD PLAN THAT HAS PROVEN ITSELF Chambeu- FOOD CLUB 933 RITSON RD, 5.) mer. Northern Rhodesia. tremism for years but his phi-|?' i ' er Kaunda gained much of his|losophy of "We cannot forget, PACK from -- ae og Sana Se it." ee _|personal philosophy, if not his} but we can forgive," is not re- anced 4 tn in he gah ts neamarbies re 18 skills, behind British bars. He/flected throughout his party. jcoolers in Arkansas set off t e|salmonella germs, for instance,| But Zambia, a country of) Urry across the United States. can be found in many refriger- in colonial days for political ac-(4,000,009. people, probably has|Atkansas authorities quaran-/ator ice trays across the coun- tivities. : fewer than 100 university grad- = try. While there he absorbed the/uates and it had only one sec-| stand "Siamese-- The product is a water-filled writings of India's Mohandas|ondary school in the days be-jtwin relationship" with Rho-|plastic balls or cube' designed) Gandhi and swore to re-order fore self-government desia, in which the railway|to chill drinks. Thousands of} his life so that prison discipline} The son of a Negro mission-|service, coal, electricity, con-|sets of the coolers have been woilld present little hardship. (ary of the Church of Scotland, | sumer-goods trade and telecom-| sold, largely by boy scouts, cub) %, He became a teetotaller, non-|Kaunda, like many contempo-|munications of the two coun-|scouls., 4-H clubs and women's smoker and pegetarian., Alrary African heads of state, be-|tries are tied closely together.'clubs to raise money press photographer who took his|came a school teacher. = me picture with a glass in his hand| He took up politics and cam- last week was warned "Make| paigned by: bicycle, carrying a sure you mention this is a soft) guitar to attract the crowds. He drink." advocated boycotts and other The 43-year-old president is alirritants to harass Sir Roy Wel- FACE IN THE wooD |devoted family man pith nine|ensky's regime in the days Just a little imagination is McPhee of Vancouver. |children, who prefers his|when Rhodesia, then known as needed to see the face of a Otherwise it's just a large |church-oriented home life to the Southern Rhodesia, was part of wood nymph peeking back hole on the trunk of a silver |rough and tumble of African) a federation with Northern Rho- at four-year-old Christine __ birch. (CP Photo) | polities desia and Nyasaland, now in- --_--.--| PUSHING WILSON dependent Malawi i Kaunda now is pushing Brit He was jailed for two months lish Prime Minister Wilson to for possessing prohibited liter- OTTAWA (CP) -- The Cana-|dians outside Quebec would | |quell the Salisbury regime ature--magazines given to him |quickly and send British troops by a British Labor parliamen- dian Labor Congress is asking|strengthen separatist sentirnent the federal and provincial gov-| within Quebec. | * " jto guard the Kariba Dam. tarian ernments to expand the use of 'rench-Canadians are being The Baltimore health depart-| spent almost a year in prison AN his country's NOW AT YOUNG AGES... You can see the prettiest ond most practical foshior- for boys and girls . . . infants to size 14, to make her happy and you proud... see GIFTS LAY-AWAY for Christmes Early OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE EATON'S CANADA'S CHRISTMAS STORE A One-stop gift-shopping for everyone on your am list! A 80 Departments to serve you a7 Budget-Charge Terms available with No Down Payment Aad Open Until 9 P.M. Every Night including ms aturday. Sf Lhd > eon y, Ae SOe ot. 2" ©, The dam supplies electricity, On his release, he joined a for. Zambia's booming copper few intellectuals to launch a mines, but its generating ma-)NeW party that, became the nu- chinery is on the Rhodesian side|Cleus of the United National In of the Zambezi River frontier.|dependence party, which now Zambia is not ruled by one|Soverns Zambia man and Kaunda is reported to Britain's colonial governor de have had difficult moments in|Scribed the new party as 'Mur the last few days in reaching a|der Incorporated," and impris *e avi 'nolis ed "sa : jconsensus_ with cabinet col oned Kaunda for nine months } | Rhodesian policies. Much of the outside world In a brief being submitted) sociations and in mass commu- heard of Kaunda for: the first today to the royal commission|nications. Their constitutional) Zambia still is run largely by|1j.6 when he ential rae ne on bilingualism and bicultural-|rights were being ignored. Ot-|-- : "I party would "make tits id wets sake tos fetiaving seg a was-an English-only cap pea Atl a long series of pean' in Kenya _ like a chil posals: The association says national f se Sat alo eet nie Sabine He per 2 ae ' 3 4! \led to the 1964 split by Quebec|mands went unheeded --More ample facilities for,unity will be preserved only if|yniversity students. _ The remark dogged Kaund the study of the second lan-|true bilingualism and bicultur-| Since the three French - la Vor years - sewing guage, French or English, in alism are accepted sincerely by guage universities of Qusbec Kaunda is clearly trying to primary and secondary /all Canadians. ' had formed their own students! get the Rhodesian problem schools. It recommends that the fed-|ynion, relations between Eng-|solved without having to call in mA system of requirements eral government intervene ish. and French-speaking stu-| African troops. He warned the pr: Pago bpm federal when necessary to protect the dents had improved. "Both un-| Organization of African Unity at cr geri an Croco, eaton, ofr ans are now working ina oi is summit 'mesing In Acer senior officials would be pro-|for a anne | "i aie ce of mutual respect for the Ghana,-in October that others Moisi in bolls janwunaes." fa eoindiliaion. a federal depart -- . hatin eo 9 8 and free- are not close enough to under bilingual areas, all grades of}ment of education to advise) The Canadian University civil servants should be rea-|provincial departments and a/ pry Dy 7 ; sonably tue, the brit saye [constitutional ei of rights orl Rettach pesca esate | HEAT WITH OIL --Support for all cultural individuals and minorities newspapers also namtens shat DI N' groups and for closer com-! 'The brief says French - Cana-|their relations have improved xO Ss munications between them by qians fear they. will be sub-|since they split up in 1961-62 OIL the CBC, the Canada Council! merged by waves of English-| Co-operation between student and other public institutions. |speaking immigrants and lack editors has never been so close : sas cant be tad on oceniity of official bilingualism in Canadian history, the joint 313 ALBERT ST. of opportunity "among Cana- More contacts were needed Drief says. ! 24-HOUR SERV Mii caniiaks oF eke te |to improve understanding be-| A group of nine University - ICE ik or aaie ovlatn » *©\tween the two language groups|0f Western Ontario students 723-4663 ' at all levels--travel, TV Bree henten by. C. ls Crenna calls i MUST BE FLUENT grams, sports, more objective |for constitutional and parlia- "We consider that . . . those| history textbooks and so on. | mentary reform to. strengthen ree on who serve the public must be| A completely different tack is|the rights of the individual and 50 YEARS able to address it with reason-|taken by the Sudbury and Dis-|to give Quebec a special status. able fluency in both languages. Pgs i -- gcoae nd - iamsasaesneus '.. . We are therefore op-|Which says would be un- posed to unilingualism in pd acceptable, .undemocratic and) province where there is a sub- pone? arg vl -- to the} stantial number of people|"Tather small minority" of} speaking the second language, | French-Canadians. } 0 Quebec or New Bruns-| Bilingualism is a costly lux-! ick." ury that Canada cannot afford The bilingual Laurentian Uni-|2Nd the use of English should versity of Sudbury and the be extended, the Protestant associations of French - speak-| clergymen add ing educationists and school) They recommend a trustees of Canada are urging|education department French - language schoois out-| mote muiticutturalism side-Quebee ~<-- tonal unity. . 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