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-ROTND THE GLOR ! OTTAWA (CP). Clement Vincent. Conservative MP for Nicolet - Yamaska, urged the government in the Commons Wednesday to launch a special investigation into the shooting of a Montreal bankruptcy lawyer. He said the lawyer, Francois Payette, 36, played an impor- tant role in the Quebec govern- ment's investigation into the bankruptcy fraud racket and the five "'lime-pit'" murders un- covered last fall. Mr. Vincent's question was ruled out of order by Speaker Lucien Lamoureux. WORKERS REPORT WINDSOR, Ont. (CP)--Chrys- ler Canada L4td.'s afternoon shift reported for work as usual Wednesday after a walkout by the day shift which closed down Plant 2. The company said a jurisdictional dispute in the) body welding department was! IN termed the worst in a decade. The danger is that it will spread to France. WILL OFFER DEGREE GUELPH (CP) -- Canada's first honors science degree pro- gram in a physical education faculty will be offered at the University of Guelph starting next September, Dr. John D. Maclachlan, university presi- dent, announced Tuesday. HEADS COAL BOARD OTTAWA (CP) -- J. Watson MacNaught, former Liberal mines minister who was de- feated in the 1965 general elec- tion, will be appointed to the $20,500-a-year chairmanship of the Dominion Coal Board March 5, Prime Minister Pearson an- nounced Wednesday. WILL RAISE FEES OTTAWA (CP) --The Cana- THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, Februery 24, 1966 19 Tory Wants Ottawa Probe !rjorisc is mes In Montreal Lawyer Death troit neighborhood last October. Nelson Jack Edwards, 59, says his home has been spattered with eggs and tires on his auto- mobile have been slashed. - GROUP TO DISBAND UNITED NATIONS (CP) -- UN Secretary-General U Thant said Wednesday that the new UN observer group in India and Pakistan will be disbanded as a result of progress following the Tashkent agreement be- tween the two countries. The new observer group was set up under the command of Maj.- Gen. Bruce Macdonald of Ed- monton and includes' a dozen other Canadian officers. WOMAN IS FIRST HEIDELBERG, West. Ger- many (AP)--A woman has been elected rector of Heidelberg University for the first time if] tts | southern Gataric,.An--- official mas-/said his company has installed devices that will take it out of a giant U,.S.Capadian power along with other parts of the| pool in case of a so-called power northeastern United States and|surge. stalled equipment:to-shiel system from the kind of If you're planning a trip to Europe... 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(AP) Il Members U.S. Must Accept Blame Make Pitch If NATO Blown-Report To Buy CTV By ARCH MacKENZIE | | WASHINGTON (CP)--A Sen-| jate subcommittee report on} |NATO says the United States) |will have no one but itself to |blame if other preoccupations such as Viet Nam hamper intel-| ligent handling of stresses By TOM MITCHELL OTTAWA (CP)--The 11 mem- ber stations of the CTV tele- vision network made their pitch Wednesday to take over the OP-| within the Atlantic alliance. eration and buoy it up with aj : big financial shot in the arm.| It also says that the United) The proposal by member sta-| States cannot expect NATO al-| tions of the privately-owned net-| lies to rally around in support work to buy 10 per cent of the of matters outside the alliance. shares was placed before aj At the same time it claims} special hearing "of the Board|that President de Gaulle of| of Broadcast Governors. It in-| France is 'playing a very risky cluded a pledge to pump $100,-/game--counting on the Amer- 000,000 into the network during|ican (defence) commitment re- the next six years. |gardless of what he does Spokesmen for the stations) what happens to the Atlantic al-) asked for a quick decision byjliance." the board because of the grow-| Says the report released Wed- ing financial losses facing the) network--a capital deficit ex-) pected to reach $1,184,000 by next September. U.S." and "it may become nec-| essary to revise and reduce the} CKCW-TV in Moncton, N.B.,/defence of France." | and the Canadian Broadcasting | | The report was prepared by! Or! needs our urgent attention.' the Senate subcommittee on na-| tional security and international} operations, headed by Democrat} Henry Jackson of Washington} and including senators Robert Kennedy (Dem. N.Y.), Edmund} Muskie (Dem. Me.) and Jacoh Javits (Rep. N.Y.). In making the report public, Jackson said the "'conflict in Viet Nam is very important and demands daily much of our na- tional attention but we cannot afford to be totally preoccupied) with Viet Nam." | IT'S DECISIVE AREA "The North Atlantic area, is still the decisive area and it The detailed study of basic is-| sues now straining the Atlantic) alliance was prepared before tion to further lessen the French contribution to NATO's perhaps even withdraw militar-} ily in 1969, League. Ken Soble, operator of | CHCH-TV in Hamilton, asked for a delay in a decision to al- low him to make a detailed presentation for a_ privately-| owned network in partnership with Power Corp. of Canada Ltd. SPOKE FOR BID Ernie Bushnell, operator of TORONTO (CP)--A_ mother CJOH-TV in Ottawa, Gordon of one of three convicts recap- Keeble, CTV president who|tured in St. Catharines after es- would retain that post after the caping from Collins Bay peni- proposed share transfer, and/tentiary two weeks ago, says Toronto lawyer Ed Goodman her son was treated like a 19th were the main spokesmen for century slave in St. Catharines' the 11-station bid. Mr. Bushnell/ Lincoln County jail. is president of Independent Tel- Mrs. Harold Dankwardt says evision Organization, a CTV {che will protest to Attorney- arm that distributes programs. |General Wishart that her son If approved, the new network Ross 20, of Kitchener, and his operation would boost programs liwo companions were kept in a supplied fo the affiliates to 60)hasement cell with their feet po yd a oy ae the current| manacled to the door. 3 hours 45 minutes. The network plans a quick, 4 ' move into color posal if ap 20, of Elmira, Ont. » and John proval is given and a large slice D. H. Eaton of Toronto have of the 45 hours probably would|Pleaded guilty to a charge of i ttempting to prevent arrest by he board | &t" b sgh og -- firing a shotgun, and were sen- Mr. Goodman said voting shares would be divided equally among the stations on the prin- ciple of "'one station, one vote tg But assessments levied against the stations for programs re ceived from the network would be based on each station's abil ity to contribute. Larger sta- + ith i " tions with high revenues would pay more than smaller stations. PROPOSES NETWORK Mr. Soble proposed a network operation with himself and Power Corp. each owning not more than 35 per cent of the shares. The rest would be open to the public. The proposed company would have $11,500,000 available to set up a national network, he said. The network should provide more than 50 hours of program- ming a week to affiliates. Mr. | Soble added that he had not felt) it proper to seek potential affili-| ates until he had a ruling from) the BBG on whether he should} proceed with a formal applica- tion. | Dr. Alex Laidlaw, secretary) of the Canadian Broadcasting} League, said a television net- work is "too powerful an imple- ment" to rest in private hands Any second network should be in the hands of the public. The "all-pervading role of the advertiser' in television pro- gramming led to a waste of the air waves. The recent Fowler committee report on broadcasting had said the CTV operation should not be turned over to the member sta- tions A government cabinet committee was studying committee report The BBG should hot take any action while this study was be- ing carried on, Dr. Laidlaw said. Dankwardt, Thomas Brydges, 'Trades Scho TORONTO (CP)--Guelph re formatory "is not even a credi- school" the legislature was tuld Wednesday during the debate on estimates of the reforms insti tutions department George Ben (I---Dracondale) said the prisoners at Guelph "merely pass their time in a limited amount of woodwork ing, tailoring, painting and re pairing of automobiles." But a prisoner learns virtivally nothing to help re-establish him- the Wear Dated Acril stripes checks, heat down collars. Fashi sizes 8 14, Reg. LOOK FOR AID NEEDS The joint program of the UN Food and Agriculture Organiza tion and. the International De- velopment Bank investigated 79) loan demands in. 45 countries in| its first 18 months, 'Con's Mom Takes A Swipe At Lincoln County's Jail ble attempt at a trades training} BOYS' LONG SLEEVE T-SHIRTS tenced to terms of from three! to five years. They appeared in court here on charges of kidnapping and robbery and were remanded to Feb. 28. They face other charges, including rape Mrs. Dankwardt says her son told her they were not allowed | to wash or shave and didn't have a bed to sleep on. George McBride Miller, jail governor, said Mrs. Dankwardt was right about only one thing --they had no beds for seurity reasons. He said the three men didn't complain to the jail staff. "They told me that they were being treated better than they had been in any other institu tion."" Guelph Incurs Grit Scorn, ol' Joke: Ben self in the community, Mr. Ben charged. He has had 'no for- mal, progressive training that leaves h more skilled than when he 'ghtered prison.' The member for Bracondale described Ontario reformatories as "compounds for indentured labor."' Allan Grossman, reform insti- tutions minister, said that by the end of the 1966-67 fisca] year his department would have demic training available in every adult institution aca an styled in plains, her tones with button dn colours, 1 spe " 2.98 |ances. and arrangements, Some other key views: --Canada and the European! park "in the near future," OFU pen nel ghee si one President John Dalmer said ICY)Wednesday. "Other people use counsels of the U.S.--and vice) force to get what they consider versa--not just regarding the more remote contingencies of nuclear war but also the am- biguous challenges that a flex- ible Communist strategy allies within NATO makes probable." --NATO has worked perbly"' needs a working Union. --The alliance problems '"'call for more and better attention! on the part of our governmen than they are receiving." The report says that for the} nesday: "The risks include a|President de Gaulle's reaffir-|U-S. "or any other member to| of foot-and-mouth disease in Eu- real possibility of alienating the| mation this gveek of his inten-|exPect help from its allies onjrope may force a halt to Cana- | matters outside the scope of thejdian imports of Charolais cattle inte-| North Atlantic Treaty, and out-|from France, an agriculture de- Their bid was opposed by|American commitment to the| grated military apparatus--and| Side the obligations undertaken/partment official said Wednes- by the members in other alli-jday. R. J. McClenaghan, direc- may/|tor of contagious diseases, said put a heavy strain on the alli-/France so-far has not peen hit | ance." = lthe grievance which resulted in| dian Broadcasting Corp. will in-|since it was founded in 1386, it "sy./0f Parallel, a bi-monthly mag- but all agree includ-|azine aimed at young adults liy- ing France, that the alliance|ing mainly in the cities, will go agreement|on saie this week, Editor Peter on policies toward the Soviet|Desbarats said Wednesday. He t literary magazines. lerease its talent fees for Cana-|was announced Wednesday, The | 4 fe . |dian performers and writers by|university's faculty last week- | SEEK FUNDS _ | $850,000 during the 1966-67 year,|end elected Dr, Margot Becke, TORONTO (CP)--The Ontario|the network announced Wednes-|a chemistry professor. Geriatrie Society has set up Aiday, The existing annual fee commitiee to approach founda-|jeyel for the CBC's English-| WILL TRAIN HERE jtions, industry and other organ-|language radio and television! LONDON (Reuters) -- Two of lizations to raise at least $250,000) networks is about $4,000,000 Britain's crack infantry units-- the Ist and 2nd Battalions of | jthis year to support research i : linto problems of aging, Harold) SAYS FAMILY ATTACKED (the Scots Guard--will train in DETROIT (AP) -- The only|Canada this summer, the de- the walkout at 7.30 a.m. § BOAC agent . . . 728-6201 AIR CANADA agent 728-6202 Petar sid said in an interview|Negro member of the United /fence ministry announced Wed: | Four Seasons Travel 128-6203 | Wednesday. |Auto Workers union's interna-|nesday, | | = 2 ee io | tional executive board said in ' | BOOK NOW FOR | .. WILL DEMONSTRATE --|an interview Wednesday his|PROTECTS POWER SYSTEM| | PLORONTO (CP)--the Ontario family has been under attack} ALBANY, N.Y. 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