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6 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, May 27, 1966 TRY THIS SCREEN TEST We'll identify the star as Sophia Loren, but can you guess who the old lady in the background is? _ She's the same Sophia 'Fleet Street Is Haunt Of 'Gorgeous | graphic exhibit of her film career, presented at the Mu- seum of Modern Art in New Fork, | (AP r wirephoto) Loren, in her role as an 80- year-old in the film "Lady L."' The Italian actress star- red last Aight" at a _Photo- Fress Protection Sought In British Lords Debate (CP) LONDON 3ritain's|1960--the reports can be prevy-|"they were taking @ deliberate strict libel laws often protect|ileged in certain circumstances|and unnecessary risk." the '|Daily Mirror, | vision |menaces, | great future, The big job ahead lis to fight |ments on our free judgment by | governments and bureaucrats," LONDON (CP)---Fileet Street, jin the words of Sir William |Connor, is peopled by "'th lovely nuts, the gorgeous crac pots and all the wonderful, ge erous, self-derisive folk who} re thaiv lwae mating dirty great, black marks on miles and! miles of white paper." But Sir William, the master of invective who writes under the name of Cassandra in The also sees fabled London rewspaper world as "the best, the finest, the most furious, the most exciting bath of life that anybody could ever take." This description, touching the heights and depths of news paper row, is but a brief epi- sode in the 219-page book Fleet Street, The Inside Story of Jour- nalism published Wednesday by MacDonald to provide restora- tion funds for London's 83-year- old Press Club. In a forward, Prince Philip acknowledges he has a reputa- tion for 'armed neutrality' with the press, a state "which is sometimes supposed to des- |cend into open warfare." "Our society would be less diverse and much poorer' with- out the great range of papers and periodicals which we are still lucky enough to enjoy in this country,"' he adds. Sir Max Aitken, Montreal- born son of the jate Lord Bea- verbrook and chairman of the Beaverbrook newspapers, be- lieves that despite radio, tele- and all the so-called newspapers have a off "the encroch- Lord Thomson, Canadian-born the) Crackpots' jpublisher, sees technology jrevolutionizing the newspaper. while Sir Max considers color ili have its place but will not) e as important as some be-| lieve, Thomson believes the day will come when newspapers will appear in full color--and at/ heavy publishing cost, Sir Max sees journalists as | newsboys from top to pottom,| tor "we have something to sell." Thomson suggest jour- nalists must be diggers, to dig out what is behind the news. | Gavin Astor, chief proprietor | of The Times, writes that one) of the 'great strengths' Times "is that the editor is -| known beyond all doubt to have -| control of all ediorial content 'and editorial policy in the pa- per and is answerable only to the chief proprietors of The Times, who elone are respon: sible 'for his appointment." SATURDAY NIGHT DANCE OLD TIME and MODERN Dance to RUDY VELTRI AND HIS RED BARN NEW TORNADOS Toronto's Most Versatile Group HORSE SHOW SUNDAY jworst in a generation. ABTANS ANB BArrLev India's 1965 harvest was the | 26 DAYS YUKON-ALASKA | MIDNIGHT SUN TOUR June 30th - July 25th SNR te Edmonton, boarding bus for ~itcle Tow via Dawson Creek, Whitehorse, Dawson City, Falrbonks. Return to ha gov ond trovel DANCE THIS SAT, Alaska From there, we soil to Prince Rupert along the famous inside en's then on the new ship PAVILION DUNSFORD ADMISSION 1,50 Bus into "Victoria, (2 nights), nights in Vancouver then return nome Phone or Write MRS, A, W. NELSON 364 Parkhili Rd. W, 745-7182 --~ Peterborough ¥; | , ACADEMY AWARD WINNER! ' ADULT STERTAIN PRS AINMERT MGM peorects TWE PANDRO 5-BERMAN- GUY GREEN PRODUCTION a BIvE SHELLE IN PANAVISION® wi SIDNEY POITIER + ELIZABETH HARTMAN FEATURE SHOWN DAILY 1:30 - 3:30 - 5:35 - 7:40 - 9:45 a QZ Signs a {AV WcTOR BOND ARTHUR COME ROBERT WEBBER WES ORO ROGER CAEL evens ==2),.(V) CHARIGSE Poca by VO CAR Sere he GLITCH" Sern ELIE SAK. oreo sme ONE HAM TCM te fe OD Prctecnt n PIM KM oes 5 PL ASO sioner tt pence COL! ay nm PLAYING ! 7:30 - 9:40, L. ¢, $. 9:20 PHONE 723-2843 not the honest man but the|--"but that is not enough, scoundrel, Wednesday, Addressing the House on the press of the law of| this House to establish that libel, contempt of court and The! could safely publish fair ar Official Secrets Act, the Cana-| curate reports, for inst ance, dian-born publisher urged two the United States Senate.' specific reforms _.| URGED WIDER STUDY --Libel actions should be tried) "Urging the exploration asking too much of juries to! yomson sald: cope pith the complexities of the libel law. , ri clear protection for fair and ac:| might have to pay out thou- curate reports of all foreign! sands of pounds in damages for parliamentary and judicial pro-|their reports of that coro ge ceedings. tion of President Kennedy if { Lord Thomson said] privilége should be automatic." "Surely it is quite wrong that newspaper's duty of| a newspaper might have to fight! formation, Lords in a debate on the effect|an expensive action right up to i ac- of of | that by a judge alone because it 1s) other areas in the law as well, "It was something of a shock for me to be told the other day y rent --The press should be given) that newspapers in this country Turning to the question of a citizen's right to privacy and a to give in- Thomson said "That balance betsveen the in- dividual's right to privacy and the public's right to know has been tilted too far to privacy. The caprices of the law as it is administered today mean too often it is not the honest man but the scoundrel who is protected," Listing crooked salesmen, racketeers, fraudulent speculators and tax evaders, Thomson said newspapers have a "positive public duty" to un- cover facts about such persons. 2 P.M. --- at the -- OSHAWA 5-POINTS ARENA (LOCATED AT RITSON ROAD NORTH AND TAUNTON ROAD) English ond Western Working Classes Starting ot 11:00 A.M. COMPETITION GAMES ON HORSEBACK 22 Hour Show SUGGESTS EXTENSION 'We should also consider ex- tending that protection, in qualified way, of legitimate public interest Thomson said Noting that newspapers now are protected from libel when they give fair and accurate re- ports of British courts and Par- liament, the press-peer added had ultimately turned out that Lee Oswald had 4/ was innocent," to other matters) " ' publish the reports coming from the VAN CING cr "With a world that is getting emaller every day, of foreign proceedings." It was true that--following - action against The Times I find it in- credible that the same protec- tlons do not extend to reports w FRIDAY * "For the Swinging Set" DEE & LEE end the ROULETTES survived and Newspapers' did, of course, @ FREE ENTRANCE @ REFRESHMENTS Everyone Welcome -- Sunday, May 29, 2:00 P.M. U.S. about Oswald, but NIGHTS From Young Couples A-Courtin' To Anniversary Celebrants Cavortin', It's your Assurance of @ Perfect Evening. 1 Rasa REIDT AND HIS ORCHESTRA Reservations 723-2143 --- 725-1348 IS COMING ! é CO 7,rnan-re HELD OVER ! THIRD BIG WEEK ADULT ENTERTA -- MENT Que [see fd BAY RIDGES Bw uae ipsa: eer cee FROGERING 79-2471 + WHITEY 668 CHILDREN UNDER 12 yes. FREE Lake Vista Park Assoc. DANCE Saturday, May 28 at Oshawa Airport 9.P.M, ... Musie by Metro Sound Bor Privileges -- $3.00 Per Couple @ EVERYBODY WELCOME @ South-End Tavern Corner of Simcoe St. $. and Bloor Fully licensed under the L.C.B.O. 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