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PRICE OF DEMONSTRATION Two Birmingham police- men escort this youthful elvil rights demonstrator to a waiting squad car after Influence Of Viet Struggle Blatant In 'State Of Union' By ARCH MacKENZIE WASHINGTON (CP) -- Presi-|dress, where he listed five lines| which he illustrated by propos- dent. Johnson carefully limited | which had guided American pol-|als for a billion-dollar attack in the amount of fresh detail about U.S. foreign policy plans for 1966 in his State-of-the-Union message Wednesday night. a . Viet Nam must hold the centre of our attention but across the world, problems and} opportunities crowd in on the. American nation," he said. The Viet Nam war and pro- posals for domestic progress} thrust aside what might have) been said more elaborately on} issues ranging from NATO unity | te disarmament to Latin Amer- jean hy i 'The degree to which Viet Nam dominates American thinking is| exemplified by Johnson's sug- gestion a year ago in his second) State-of-the-Union message that| the Soviet Union's new leaders might like,to visit the U.S. He also expressed hopes for visiting some European and Latin American capitals. him- self. Wednesday night, wiJl ask Congress to "make it possible to expand trade be- tween the U.S. and Eastern Eu- rope and the Soviet Union"- through removal of restrictive) tariffs--and that was as. close as he managed to get to further- ance of any detente with non- Chinese communism He also said he will ask Con- gress to 'give a new and daring direction to our foreign aid pro- gram, designed to make a max- imum attack on hunger, disease and ignorance in those countries determined to help themselves --and to help those countries} trying to control population, growth." * He did not say. whether this involved any increase in foreign aid spending All this was mentioned in the| he said he the youth refused to move from the street during a demonstration today. The boy was one of the first two foreign-policy section of his ad- icy under four presidents. First, he said, is strength, and) ance and illness, he cited plans to increase the military budget by $10,000,000, - 000 to a record $58,300,000,000, Second was the "effort to con-|those countries who help them- trol and reduce and ultimately | Selves,' eliminate modern engines of de- struction," In this, "we will vigorously| pursue existing proposals and|' seek new ones to control arms} land stop the spread of nuclear} weapons.' STRENGTHENING STEPS The third line of policy continued help for associations of nations which "by strength-| ening the common defence, by stimulating world commerce, by meeting new hopes . . . serve the cause of a flourishing world." Accordingly, there will be new, unspecified, steps this year "to strengthen the Alliance for Progress, the unity of Europe the community of the Atlantic, the regional organizations of developing continents and that supreme or association -- the United Nations." A fourth basic principle was IZZA telephone 728-0192 EPI'S as|point under U.§. foreign policy NEW YORK (AP)--Eve Ar- den, a durable comedienne who can do wonders even with a commonplace line, made one of her rare television appearances Thursday night. She-played a maternity floor nurse, brightening up consider- ably the long awaited episode of .Betwitched, in which the witch-heroine and her mortal spouse finally had the baby, a girl. But all through the half-hour show, which was almost com- pletely given over te camera tricks making people appear and disappear, this viewer had fond memories of Miss Arden's old Our Miss Brooks series. Ah, those were the days. Miss Arden was just a teacher, usually tired and frustrated. No- body was endowed with supe: natural powers. Nobody was secret agent. Even Jack Webb, who always got his man, was.a simple fact-gathering cop. A new TV entry is calied The Double Life of Henry Phyfe, jwith Red Buttons playing the | part of a timid accountant, | Henry Phyfe, it seems, is the | spitting image of U-31, a master Ispy sent from an unidentified jenemy cowatry to destroy the U.S. U-31 walked in front of a ¥ Bh, The Days Of Our Miss Brooks turned up Henry, his exact double, The rest of the -predictable episode followed poor Henry as he tried to avoid being a spy, nervously tried to escape the clutches of an overblown mata hari and, of course, rounded up the bad guys. It proved an extremely flimsy comedy vehicle, liberally laced with a boisterous laugh track which indeed proved invaluable for locating the funny stuff. Un- fortunately, it was no flimsier than many other comedy series this. season. Obviously it is still another program custom - tail- ored to appeal to the very young audience. It has been almost two years since we have seen Mary Mar- tin on television. Soon she will be seen twice within three weeks on NBC, There is a re- peat of her Peter Pan Jan. 21 and a news department special, Feb. 7 based on her interna- tional tour, playing the lead in Hello Dolly from London to Viet Nam. Barbra Streisand's second CBS special has been ,set for March 30. It is called Color Me Barbra and will be a real chal- lenge, Her first show received such critical raves and so many truck upon arrival and the U.S.| awards, it pvill be hard to equal counter intelligence fellows| its reception. |getting Thomson and financier | Broadcasting! Some Time OTTAWA (CP)--After a six-} month hullabaloo over broad- easting, the government is hop- jing for some quiet time to work | out new legislation for the field. Prime Minister. Pearson's | government has one oi ine tools it will be using in preparing redrafted legislation--a special committee report. arrested during therecent demonstrations seeking in- creased opportunities for voter "registration, (AP) blizzard of other -material,| |much of it highly critical of the A REAL GANG 'OF BAD EGGS ST. ANSELME, Que. (CP)--One of the most un- usual burglary plans hatched in recent months occurred here as thieves broke into a farming co- operative and made off with 9,000 dozen eggs. Police in this community 25 miles southeast of Que- bec City say they believe the thieves used a truck to cart away the eggs, worth an estimated $4,000. improvement of mankind's life, needy nations on hunger, ignor- There will be "major new di- rections given in our program of foreign assistance to help the president said. This is a reiteration of the of- ficial line here in recent months that aid must be more effective| and recipients more mannerly/ in accepting it~as the United| Arab Republic, Ghana or Indo-| nesia have been considered not to be at times in the past. The fifth and most important was "support for national inde- |pendence."" BIG! BIG! SWINGING NIGHT CLUB ESCAPE FEATURING CANADA'S NUMBER ONE SHOW BAND . Little Caesar end the-- CONSULS. This Sat. Whitby Arena... ickets Available ot The Doo: || Central GOLD RUSH Lounge and Dining Lounge OSHAWA'S FINEST NIGHTLY ENTERTAINMENT KING WEST OSHAWA To Reflect And To Move 'committee findings. All this will have to. be weighed in the | planned face-lifting of the 1958 Broadcasting Act. Montreal businessman R. M: Fowler, top man on the royal) commission that did the spade-| aig leading up to the present | , headed the latest commit-| But that report generated a Pat study, The committee! '|started work in May, 1964, and| reported to the government last | September. | Mr. Pearson has already set | lua a special cabinet committee | }to tackle the problems emerg- ing from the report. When the material has been studied, new | jlegislation will be drafted. | | With a heavy programé of |legislation expected already for the 27th Parliament opening | |Tuesday, no one is guessing | jhow long it might take before) a broadcasting bill receives attention, a SATURDAY NIGHT DANCE OLD TIME and MODERN Dance to RUDY VELTRI AND HiS RED BARN NEW TORNADOS Toronto's Most Versatile Group DORI DAY ROD TAYLOR Also Starring Labor Lea In 'Bail-Out' By CARL M®@LLINS LONDON (CP)--Trade union participation in a combined op- eration to bail out a bankrupt Scottish shipyard remained doubtful today after an incon- clusive conference on the sub- ject by unien chiefs. The government mounted the rescue operation for Fairfield Shipbuilding Company -last month prvith a plan to raise cap- ital from government funds, private businessmen and: seven unions represented at the ship- yard, Lord Thomson, Canadian-born publisher, was among business- men who together put up £650,- 000 ($1,950,000) last Friday for the newly - named Fairfields (Glasgow). The government in- vested £1,000,000 ($3,000,000) and Economics Minister George sen ves © Pails D Down |: Of Shipyard |: A meeting in York Thursday of the national leaders of the seven Fairfields Unions ended inconclusively, The Boilermak- ers and Draughtsmen unions both said they would noi go through with pledges to invest £50,000 ($150,000) each. Three other unions, which had urged investment, svere non-commital after the meeting. The seven union chiefs did de- THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, January 14, 1966 7 'But Brown remmet encour- agement with other announce- ment that three unions repre- name 27,000 Vauxhall automo- ile. workers had accepted a pe A Secu offer of 314 per cent--the figure Brown has sug- gested as the limit for pay raises under income~restraint. Union leaders said they felt the company, a subsidiary of)" Gengral Motors, could have af- "For the Swinging Set" LITTLE CAESAR. 'ond the ONSULS Dancing 9 p.m, Hi 1 _ Admission $2.00 forde more but the claim w: limited "as a. gesture of support for the ctgieirw et: incomes policy," lee Few re cide to adopt a more flexible attitude on working rules in or- der to help a project designed to protect 3,000 jobs'and save or- ders for six ships. Meanwhile, the Spillers. mill- ing: and baking combine an- hounced it would join Lord Rank's bread empire in raising the price of its bread Monday by one penny, thus rebuffing ap- peals from Brown's department to suspend action until comple- Brown indicated a week ago that the unions were ready: to invest £350,000 ($1,050,000) to} complete 'the deal, However, the leader of the} powerful Boilermakers and Shipwrights Union announced last' weekend that union. rules} prohibited the Boilermakers) from investing. The union backdown is a blow to the economics minister, who} is reported to have ,had trouble Sir Isaac Wolfson to take part.! Brown also faces a mixture) | of good and bad news from the| | bakery and auto industries in- volving another of his _ pro-| grams, restraint on incomes} |and prices. | THIS WEEK - Featuring: tion of a report on the industry by the national prices and in- comes board. 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