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4 TODAY'S TOPIC Auto Safety Bills i Pass US. Senate Ruby Is Called | 'Avenging Angel' 'AUSTIN, Tex. (AP) -- The Texas Court of Criminal Ap- peals is considering opposing arguments that , Hr Ruby either was an "avenging angel" ' i THE OSHAWA TIMBS, Seturdey, June 25,1966 3 Red Buying Spree in Acadia in 1604. FARMS FIRST . lebert, Canada's first er, first tilled land Louis white Hikes Grain Price or "a man gripped by a rage \that overwhelmed him." WASHINGTON (AP) --Ofti- WASHINGTON (AP) -- The| --Passed unanimously a far-| to spur the states and cities cials of the U.S. agriculture de- rope, including Russia, exported around 5,000,000 bushels of MRS. RICHARD TAYLOR N. H. Hireock HENRY STAINTON Oshawa has many facilities now for recreation and business but what else does it weed most urgently -- and why? Six persons were asked this question during a man- on-the-street survey. They. said: Py MRS. RICHARD TAYLOR, 209 Huron Cres.: "What we need in this city is half decent parks. I live two blocks from a park, and it's a mess. Most of the parks in the city don't have any entertainment at all. Whén you go to parks in other communities, they at least supply picnic benches in shaded areas. Not everyone can get to. the beach for entertainment." N. H. HIRCOCK, 58 Gibbons St.: 'The town needs pub- lic washrooms. We have a population of 70,000 now, and there are still: no washrooms in the downtown area. I was saying this when we had a smaller population, but nobody in a position to do something about it, would listen." HENRY STAINTON, Tyrone, a frequent visitor to Osh- awa: "I think that Oshawa is doing just fine. The junior '4' hockey has added a lot to it, and I often come to the games." SAM GIBBS, 262 Drew St.: ' rooms. People have to be inconvenienced by walking througr restaurants and public places. I don't know why we haven't got them here. If we don't get them soon, it's going to be a real problem to find room for them when the main street is larger." MRS. ANTHONY GELEA, 164 Church St.: "There's not enough recreation for teenagers in Oshawa. The few organized dances that they have are certainly not enough to accommodate the teenagers who want to dance. Every time we have visitors and they ask what there is to do I don't know what to tell them." MRS. R. G. RANKINE, 1146 Wakefield Cres.: 'We need better restaurants and a higher calibre of entertain- ment. There is no live theatre group or a theatre for our plays in Oshawa." "We need public wash- U.S. Senate has yoted a double- reaching auto safety bill that! to make a broader and more The state's highest court for| partment said today world grain effective attack on traffic safety problems. There were ns nay votes. Both bills were sent to the House of Representatives. where committees now are at work on companion weasures. House Jeaders said today there is no doubt these would be acted on favorably later in the session. President Johnson hailed the Senate action on the legislation, which went beyond his recom- mendations in some respects. | Under the auto safety bill, the first interim standards would be} set by the secretary of com- merce next year. These would be followed by permanent |standards which would be pre- {scribed for the first time in 1968, and be revised and up- dated every two years. would set unprecedented man-| datory federal safety stand- ards for carmakers. --Approved by voice vote a, $465,000,000 measure designéd | Viclory May Make Roblin Heir To Dietenbdker | . | Heir OTTAWA (CP)--Duff Roblin's|tion campaign several federal | fourth straight election victory) Conservatives tried to persuade) in Manitoba leaves him in ajhim to resign as, premier and' ;good position to contest the|run federally. leadership of the federal Con-| They say the reason he gave servative party when 'there is|then for turning down the re- la vacancy, party sources said gest was that he had a job to | Friday. complete in Manitoba. They point out that he\| now. With four years before an- has four years before th@ pro- other provincia] election, the|coyERS ALL was being transferred from the |vincial government must face|sources say he' now can com-| 'The pill would cover all U.S./Dallas city jail to the county 'the voters again--enough time/plete his wor and, if he wishes, | anq foreign-made autos sold in| jail. Oswald died just two days to turn his job over to someone/sfp down alld run federally. (the U.S. and also trucks, buses,|after he was- charged with fa- else should he decide to enter /Mr. Roblin would offer a/motorcycles and motor scoot-|tally shooting President Ken- the federal field. strong Prairie alternative to the| ers. nedy and seriously wounding The Manitoba premier's name|several other Conservatives on| The measure, however, would|Texas Governor John Connally has always been high on the list the list of possible successors--/not affect the almost 90,000,000 with a high-powered rifle. of possible successors to John|Ontario Premier John Robarts; autos now on the highways. . Diefenbaker when he leaves his party President Dalton K. Camp! Under the measure, the sec- post. But Mr. Roblin has al-|of Toronto; Premier Robertjretary would have to confer ways played down any ambi-|Stanfield of Nova Sc otia;/with the states and the auto in-| e tions or desires he might have! George Hees, former trade min-| dustry before fixing the stand-) bd Hi in this area. ister; and Davie Fulton, former! ards. He also would be author- Business Mil 10ns | During the past! federal elec-! justice minister. ized to carry out a testing and} OTTAWA (CP)--Small' busi-| . CLA CH BL MT aR aN DA . ~|research program including the ness loans guaranteed by the development of a prototype car./government totalled $5,091,885 Senate sponsors of the billjin the first quarter of 1966, a! said that undoubtedly the in-jdrop of $359,048 from the same! terim standards set next year'period last would be those the U.S. govern-) pe finance ment is requiring on 1967 mod- | ported Friday th els it will ed for my ee use. | Small These include suc ings as} 5 " seat belts, padded dashboards, tu te samt Relay barrelled attack at slaughter on the U.S. highways--expected fo) take 50,000 lives this year. In rapid order Friday, sena-) ors: state criminal cases heard 31% hours of arguments Friday from nine lawyers on Ruby's appeal of thé death sentence given him for killing Lee Harvey Oswald, named by the Warren commis- sion as the assassin of Presi- dent John F. Kennedy. The court's decision on the Ruby appeal will not be known until fall. The court goes into summer recess today until Oct. 3. Lawyers will be allowed until late August to submit additional written briefs. Ruby was not present. He has been confined in the Dallas County jail since a Dallas dis- trict court jury sentenced him to death in the electric chair fol- lowing his trial in March, 1964. Television viewers saw Os- |wald shot Noy. 24, 1963, as he } | Ottawa Loaned 'PEL Grits -- Tories Begin Struggle For Deciding Seat SOURIS, P.E.I. (CP) -- The,Campbell's. Liberals emerged Progressive Conservatives and/from the May 30 provincial) the Liberals fired their open-|election with 15 seats each. Vic-| i RAE | ing shots Friday in the cam-|tories by either party in two-| seven eee) brake systeies, ox (anion se hey bank loans total- paign for, two legislature seats|member Kings Ist riding July | haust control devices, back-up| 'ing $132,208,406. 5 that could decide mich arty 11 would give the winning side lights, safety rims, rupture-) A maximum of $2500 may iwill form the next Prince Eu.'17 seats in the 32-seat house. A proof fuel tanks, and safe de- be lent to a small (business at ward Island government. Hoey ge ee parties} sions for door handles, as Vv re- the Businesses s Act niany one time, repayable in 10 Premier Walter R. Shaws' trays, lighters and arm rests.|Years 2h a gla de ting was deferred to July) The bill aiso would require|"@te Of 54 per cent. |11 because of the death May 26) manufacturers to notify the first} The breakdown for Ontario, jof Liberal candidate William A.|purchaser of a car of any|with corresponding 1965 figures Acorn. safety-related defect and to re-in brackets, is $2,066,159 | C ' Cancer ure CANDIDATE WAS MAYOR purchase from dealers all ve-| ($1,781,523). | The Liberal candidate now is hicles which do not, meet the ~~ | est eman a Stewart, a former Souris federal standards. Boy Tangled Conservatives and Alex B. | STARTS STUDENTS' FUND OPATIIA, Yugoslavia (AP)-- Mrs. Mary Hemingway, widow of author Ernest Hemingway, has set up a fund in Yugoslavia ayor. Bs OTTAWA (CP)--Two Ottawa) paniel J. MacDonald, a mem- chemical engineers whose claim)her of the last legislature. ito have developed a cancer| (Conservative candidates are jcuring hormone has been chal- Highways Minister Keith Mac- \lenged by federal and provin-|Kenzie and Peter McAulay. wheat yearly in 1934-38, but will havé to import around 14,000,000 bushels this year. e | WOULD BE WELCOME While the Russians have not indicated they are interested in acquiring U.S. wheat,' the de. partment officials said an ap- proach from the Soviet Union would probably meet with favor here. These officials said the United States needs the dollars in foreign exchange which sales to the Soviets would provide. Agriculture Secretary Orville L. Freeman issued a statement, meanwhile, on the wheat situa- tion in which he said there is no cause for concern about a prices are beginning to rise be- cause of the struggle between the Soviet Union and China to purchase wheat. | Further competition between the two countries--and further upward price pressure--is ex- pected, the officials said, as the two rival camps of the Commu- nist world continue to build up food reserves. Russia agreed Tuesday to pur- chase $800,000,000 worth of Ca- nadian wheat -- the largest jwheat purchase in history. | Thursday China bought $33,600,- 000 worth of wheat from Aus- tralia. | In the last 12 months, prices possible worldwide shortage of | food stemming from the recent! sharp reductions in U.S. wheat' | supplies, i Freeman Said that although | American reserves. may be re-| duced, he does not expect them| |paid to U.S. farmers have climbed to around $1.60 a bushel of wheat from $1.33. The officials said Eastern Eu- | j | jto drop to the level of 250,000,-| Survivor Tells |000 bushels now being forecast Of Mine Ordeal" some trade circles. | | | The government has said 600,-| 000,000 bushels is a safe reserve, | ELSA, Y.T. (CP)--"'It seemed | but supplies will be down to 550,-| like 24 hours before they) 00,000 bushels July 1, the end or rescued us." | the 1965 crop marketing year, | S. Pallaro of Elsa was telling|@"4 possibly to around 400,000,- BOB JOHNSTON of LLOYD METCALF REAL ESTATE LTD. 40 King St. E. 728-4678 Whether you are considering list- ing your home or buying a home, give us a call, We can drop by and give, you a free "ond no pressure Ao list' appraisal or just quick rall picture of what your choice home probably cost you. Absolutely NO pressure. Friday of how he survived the|00 bushels a year later, fire in the No Cash silyer mine |g oo which took the lives of four | miners, Four of the 12 men trapped for 16 hours inside the mine 280 miles north of Whitehorse, Y.T., | were killed. Mr. Pallaro, speaking of his ordeal after he was released| from hospital. at Mayo, Y.T.,| said shift boss Red Hull saved! the Jives of three persons. 'fova 14 hours from the time} of the outbreak of fire, caused | by faulty wiring in the lunch-| room of the shaft, until the res- cue at 2 a.m. Thursday. t Salary Range $5,543 to $6,575 per week. CITY OF OSHAWA Requires SENIOR DRAFTSMAN The Public Works Department of the C Draftsman to work under the direction A Main duties include the preparation éf construction drawings \ municipal projects such as sewers, pavement, culverts, buildings. An increase in the drafting room is necessary because of the rowth of Oshawa. Applicants must be registered as Senior Engineering 'echnicians with the O.A.C.E.T.T, or have equivalent experience, A. full range ef employee benefits is provided. Reply in writing giving full particulars en educdiion, experience, merl- tal status, etc. before July 5th, 1966, to: The Personnel Officer, €ity Hell Oshewe Onterie. v of Oshawa requires e Senior @ Drofting Supervisor. of % annum for @ 361% hour werking The four who died were' Jo-\= seph Worobeck, D. Jurcec, and| John Vincze, all of Elsa, and) |V. Atamannchuck for whom no home town was given. The survivors jn addition to Mr, Pallaro an r. Hull were} G. Girard, W. Zochniak, S. Wade, D. 'Thomson, G. Nicloux and David Moses. There were still four sur- {vivors in Mayo's hospital Fri- DRUG STORES OPEN THIS SUNDAY 12:00 A, to 6:00 PM. JURY and LOVELL LTD. cial health authorities, issued a statement Friday demanding a clinical test of the hormone, adding: Premier Shaw said the is- land's old-age pensioners will receive an extra $75 in their By Red Tape students of literature.| day, but none was seriously in- Money for the fund will be from) jured. royalties from her late hus-| All men were brouglit out of 8 King Street East cheques this month. He said 2 TORONTO (CP)--Red tape is band's works published in Yugo-|the mine by early Friday morn-| McCORDICK DRUGS Phone 723-2245 SAM GIBBS MRS. ANTHONY GELEA MRS, R. ©. Rankine "Quebec Liberals Mourned VANCOUVER (CP) --A aspokesman for Quebec's "quiet revolution" says Canada would fare better with the Liberals at the helm in French Canadajate kept Mr. Lesage and the Research Foundation. rather than the Union Nationale.| Liberals in power for another) Claude Ryan, editor of Mont- real's Le Devoir, gave his views | on the Quebec election during al press conference Friday. He) was in Vancouver to address the Canadian conference on so- cial welfare. He said he regards former premier Jean Lesage as "a littlejeral rule he expects Premier! i. oon. more flexible' than Premier) Daniel Johnsqn and his Union Nationale cabinet. "But I think that .basically, Johnson remains committeed to) the federal principle," said Mr.| Ryan, "and I think he will Country Has Cash Surplus MINDEN, Ont. (CP)--Ralph Banks, superintendent of the Haliburton County home for the aged, said Friday he has re- ceived notice of his dismissal. | Officials of the home. said : they could not reveal the rea- sons for the dismissal. Mark Vaisey, chairman of the board, said a meeting Wednesday at which the action was taken had been called by Gary Agnew, warden of the county. The new home is due to open officially July 4. | | | | By Ryan press for a new federal constitu- tion." ps He said it' would have been better had the Quebec elector- two years. "Lesage was getting close to tackling the solutions to so many of our problems with the federal government. Now good part of that initiative has been lost." Mr. Ryan said that as a gen- Johnson to be a "little tougher with the federal government be- cause of all those election prom- ises he made." Louis XIV Wigs Back In Style PARIS (Reuters) French teen-age boys have found away to keep their hair long and at the same time avoid offending their employers: They -wear 17th - century Louis XIV - style wigs. One firm is turning out 500 men's wigs a day at an average price of 250 francs (about $53). Thierry Guyén, a young bank clerk on the fashionable Champs Elysees, explained the craze for wigs: "My employer told me it was the scissors or "the sack After { had my hair cut, the girls laughed at me and my friends wouldn't speak to me. | was a traitor." LEADERS WILL MEET RELGRADE (Reuters) -- Yu- gosiavia's top Communists will meet here July 1 amid reports they will discuss major changes of personnel in the country's leadership. The last party con- gress, in December, 1964, de- cided that in future elections at least 25 per cent of the party members must be new. Since then, Communist -sources said, about 60 per cent of the leader- ship has changed in an effort) to give a larger voice to the younger generation. Good Nemes Te Remember When Buying er Selling REAL ESTATE Reg. Aker -- President Bill McFeeters -- Vice Pres. SCHOFIELD-AKER LTD. 723-2265 FUEL OIL Serving Oshawa -- Wh Why Pay More. - SAVE!! ON PREMIUM QUALITY \ Phone 668-3341 DX FUEL OIL ithy and Ajex Districts |v. Mirkovich, a father and son, | _ "Otherwise we will seek &s-|$95 monthly increase in the $75| keeping a 10-year-old boy in an|slavia. Mrs. Hemingway started|ing but 6 rescue crews with spe- sistance from medical groups} pensions has been implemented|adult mental hospital at Hamil-|the fund with 5,000 new dinars|cial gear were still fighting the who, in our opinion, will be/ and is retroactive to April 1. |ton, a New Democratic Party | ($400). |fire Friday. 360 Wilson Road South Phone 725-8711 jalso repeated their refusal to) LAW PHARMACY 1204 Wecker Drive Phone 725-3525 Tobacco Growers Plan Expansion reveal to authorities the method) of preparing their compound, | named ACH, "'before we obtain| full credit for its discovery." They have been making such refusals since 1961. TILLSONBURG, Ont. (CP)-- more interested in the relief of Mr. Campbell said the Liber-| member of the legislature said) -- }human suffering." : ' _| Friday. But V. A. Mirkovich and V. fe pei aged far tog ate bene Lewis (NDP--Scar- s give upa * vacation day? with money for their votes." borough West) said he under-| ya per naai --__---|stood the hospital has agreed) wi take time off from work? fight heavy airport traffic? for emotionally disturbed chil-| dren but "legal entanglements" Here's how Lufthansa can actually save you a precious day: Simply book a late 9:20 p.m. flight are stalling the move. Their joint statement phe Ontario Flue - Cured' To- Health Minister Dymond re- leaving Toronto by a connecting service for New York. Then Lufthansa will swiftly jet you to. amounted to an attack on an|hacco Growers' Marketing Pied "I haven't heard of it." jinterim report prepared by the) poard went into closed session He said any action on the! jOntario Cancer Treatment and Friday to plan eventual expan- boy's future is up to the hos- Frankfurt -- arriving shortly after 12 noon. Going further afield? Check these convenient arrival times. 1 sion of the tobacco growing in-|Pital superintendent. This report was cited Thurs- dustry, | The future of the Welland) day in the Commons by Health| The board was to decide on boy, known publicly only as Minister MacEachen when he/policy for tobacco acreage al-|Grant, was discussed by hospi- said the federa) health depart-| jotments not being used by tal officials Thursday. Their de- ment believes the researchers| farmers. * \eision was not made public. have failed to demonstrate any curative or pallitative effect from ACY. Two sense, consultants from er foundation went to Mexico in May to interview a doctor' who had administered ACH. Of five patients treated, two died,' two were examined by the Canadians and the fifth was reported alive hut was not seen by the Canadian team. Their report said one of the two patients examined had been treated by other methods in ad- dition to ACH. The other had [| suffered from a non-cancerous tumor. 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