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1 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdey, June 3, 1700 ST SHOW IN NEW JOB ica, chats and eats pop corn with Movie Actress Joanne Woodward et Houston to- night, The two were attend- ing the Houston world prem- Canada Atom Former presidential as- sistant Jack Valenti, right, in his new role as Execu- tive Directro of Movie Pic- ture Association of Amer- GLANCE AROUND THE GLOBE KADUNA, Nigeria (Reuters); inety-two persons died, 506) |were wounded and 300 arrested |in inter-tribal violence in paris a wget se. aertbern ores linces last weekend. The state- | ont Wednesday night was the ifirst official casualty list to be | published. All now is calm in ithe north, | SENT TO TRIAL | SALISBURY (Reuters)-- | Seven Negroes, alleged to have been trained a6 saboteurs in iChina and Egypt, were com- | mitted for trial in Rhodesia Wednesday on charges that | could Jead to the death penalty, |No date was set for the trial. | They, were charged with unlaw- fully possessing three rifles, two \submachine - guns, two auto- matic pistols, 575 rounds of am- | munition, 25 hand grenades and /20 slabs of Russian-made explo- sive. | Tulip Growers 'Have Showing Tulip growers in the city par- lticipated May 28 in a tulip ishow held at the EH, A, Lovell | school --~| "Tulips have e@ particular eddie sariy snd von foi Ss Vi a jere of "A Big Hand for the Little Lady" in which she stars. It was the first public appearance for Valenti in his new job, Charles Silver, secretary of the Oshawa Horticultural Society s which sponsored the show Of the more than 30 classes lof tulips, she said the arrange- Prairie Meeting Told i27"""""" WINNIPEG (CP) -- Ques-,ciation ended ils sixth annual tions about possible foreign! meeting. But final answers are gales and, establishment of a not far off. sew heavy water plant re- Even without these answers gained unanswered Wednesday|the three-day conference gave es the Canadian Nuclear Asso-| strong indications that Canada's v--Ox---------- US. Viet Troops Joined By Allies SAIGON (AP)--Three coun-;bat, Many of their officers were tries have sent troops to fight trained in the United States, alongside United States forces; Moreover, as Asians, they in Viet Nam and two of these know about how to deal with gre sending more. the Vietnamese. They have de A fourth country, Thailand, manded strict obedience from will send a small force this| villagers and peasants in their summer. area-~while at the same time South Korea has sent 24,500 they will help the peasant plant men who have compiled an en- his rice and the villager rebuild viable record in action. South his home. Korea will send another division The Koreans' most notable of 17,000 men in July to build achievement has been their pa up its commitment to 41,500, cification of their assigned area Australia is moving 4,500 men --the region around Qui Nhon te Viet Nam by plane and will|on the central coast about 270 complete the airlift by mid- miles northeast of Saigon, They June ure well on their way to make Included in this force, despite it secure from Viet Cong attack eontroversy in Australia, are Korean military headquarters the first national - servicemen) in Saigon reports Korean troops (draftees) that Australia has/have killed 2,800 Viet Cong sent to foreign combat. Previ-| since they went into combat last ously, all overseas Aussies were October. reguiar-army volunteers Australian forces are based in The 4,500 Aussies will replace the area of Vung Tau, a coastal that country's original contin Clty 40 miles southeast of Sai- gent of 1,500 men, who soon will gon. Like the Koreans, they return home. They have been have engaged in search-and- in Viet Nam since August, 1965, destroy sweeps of their region. New Zealand has one battery, In addition to the allied mili- @f artillery in the country, with 'ary contingents, eight coun- administrative personnel, for a 'ries have sent volunteer med- tial of about 187 men lea! teams .of doeetors,. nurses Thailand has pledged to send and medical technicians. These in' July or August, a landing teams are from the United ship tank (LST), a coastal pa- States, The Philippines, Switzer trol boat and two €-123 trans-\land, Japan, Italy, Nationalist port planes. The crews to man China, Australia and New Zea- these four craft will number|!and. One other team is made about 180 up of Cuban refugee doctors, GOOD RECORD H The Koreans, almost un Heavy Mail Backs 7- Days noticed, have achieved a stand out record, Most observers agree these are elite troops finely trained, well disciplined and highly suited to Asian com --_-- OTTAWA. (CP)--Letters and telegrams to the government criticizing CBC management over the program This Hour Humane Society '63 Mrs. Arthur Winter with four in excellent firsts, one second and three thirds; Leo Karath, three firsts, a second, and two thrids; Mrs. 20 years," said Dr. A. J. Moora-|Alice Dodd with two firsts, six) dian, managing director of seconds and two thirds, and) Atomic Energy of Canada LAd,'s| Robert Richards, two firsts, one Whiteshell nuclear research es-\second and three thirds. tablishment at nearby Pinawa,, Mrs. Silver demonstrating "We've turned a combination| Skill in the arrangement class, lof basic research and industrial, Won two firsts, one second and | lco-operation into an industry|two thirds, Duncan MeMillan| Ithat is one of the leaders in|received two firsts, one second) the world," he said in an inter-\and two thirds; while Mrs,| view. Frank Heaslip won two firsts, Canada's population and de- one second and a third Other winners were: Mrs velopment was. limited but con- _, 8 centration of resources have|'ted Scott, two firsts and s roved "we can do anythin second; Mrs, Cyril Wick, one| bel can do any'hing We' 'irst, three seconds and a third; | Mrs, Elmer Tapping, one first, | Close co « operation between » t ; government and industry have at legen = Nag Bgl brought Canada to the fringe of| 4, and two thirds; and Mrs, "an exciting era" where it will) i be able to compete on its own| Vasile Guy with a first and @) terms with any country in the a: over 100 entries, the world show was @ success," said Mrs, SUPPORTS HIS VIEWS Edward Kitchen, the show nuclear industry is shape, "We've come a jong way in Northern Nigeria Strife Leaves Many Dead, Hurt POLITICAL WRITER DIES LONDON (Reuters) -- Lord King-Hall, 73, one of Britain's top political and foreign affairs commentators. died in hospital today after a long iliness, Mil- lions who read his books and heard his radio broaacasis knew bim better as Commander Sir Stephen King-Hill. He was made a life peer in the Queen's New Year's honors list this year, i MET JOHNSON | WASHINGTON (Reuters) --| Edward Heath, the British Con- servative party leader, had an hour's private conference with President Johnson at the White House Wednesday. Heath {s in Washington for a week - long visit to discuss diplomatic, fi- nancial and defence problems with various U.S. officials. NEW ELEMENT NAMED | MOSCOW (AP)----The Soviet Union announced Wednesday that chemical element No, 104, discovered at the Dubna Re- LAWN-BOY'S GRASSCATCHER rakes as you cut It's one of 18 advantages that make Lawn-Boy ' the most convenient power mower money can buy, Come In and see the other 17. Few other makes have half of them. No other mower made has them all, PARTS DISTRIBUTOR AND SERVICE SPECIALISTS OSHAWA YACHTHAVEN LTD. 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