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2 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, August 18, 1966 A GLANCE AROUND THE GLOBE Results Of Auto Agreement Expected Says Tory Chief OTTAWA (Special) -- Oppo- sition leader John Diefenbaker said here today that the re- sults of the Canada-U.S. auto Agreement are turning out to be exactly what he had ex- pected, He said that when the agree- ment was signed between the two countries he had predicted it would mean a loss of jobs for Canadians, higher car prices and higher profits for the manufacturers. Commenting on the recent General Motors announcement of a cutback in employment in the new model year, Mr. Dief- enabaker said it was exactly what he thought would happen. "Canadian manufacturers are selling their cars in the United States in competition with U.S.- made cars while the Canadian car buyer is being mulcted," Mr. Diefenbaker charged. "There are more auto parts being imported into Canada than ever before and Canadians are losing jobs in this indus- iy. It was Mr. Diefenbaker's first public appearance since return- ing to Ottawa from a western holiday trip and he urged im- mediate action by the govern- ment to forestall the threatened railway strike. Nine Die In Crash | ALTAVISTA, Va. (AP) -- Aj tractor-trailer and a Trailways} bus collided head - on a mile} north of this south-central Vir-| ginia community today and po- lice said nine persons were dead. Eight were killed in the 4:45 a.m. crash on U.S. 29 and one person died in route to hospital. Fifteen persons were taken to hospital at Lynchburg. The dead included the drivers of both vehicles. s Police said the tractor-trailer J and bus apparently hit head-on ump Kills Two on a curve. The truck remained; PRAGUE (AP) -- A woman on the highway but the busijeaped from a 200-foot tower in plunged into a slight ravine. Ceske Budejovice and struck Most of the passengers were trapped. in the bus and units another woman walking below, from rescue squads worked to|the news agency Ceteka free them. ported Wednesday. Both Massive Effort killed, it said. DALLAS, Tex. (AP) -- Three 70 Million Loan U.S. Air Force planes will be- i sie ' gin systematic spraying of Dal- RAWALPINDI, Pakistan las with insecticide Friday in a|(Reuters) -- The United States massive effort to check thejand Pakistan Wednesday signed spread of an encephalitis epi-|an agreement under which the re- were U.S. Warned Of Escalation By Kosyain LONDON (Reuters) -- Soviet Premier Kosygin was quoted Wednesday as warning the U.S. that further escalation of the Viet Nam war could bring "'the immediate danger of military conflict beyond the limits of Southeast Asia." The warning was contained in a letter from Kosygin to British philosopher - pacifist, Bertrand Russell, and released by Rus- sell's Peace Foundation, Russell, 94, has asked that the Soviet air force defend Viet} Nam against American air at- tacks. In his letter Kosygin said: "If the Americans do not give up their criminal policy and pro- ceed in increasing their aggres- sion, there will be immediate danger of military conflict be- yond the limits of Southeast) Asia." A foundation spokesman said Soviet charge d'affaires, Viadil- len Vasev, told Russeli Wednes-| day Kosygin's letter means the} Soviet Union stands ready to} sisupply North Viet Nam with) ,\planes and military personnel If OPPOSITION LEADER DIEFENBAKER . .«» Predictions On Pact Come True Patients Attacked SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) A nurse's husband walked into |oys terrorist attack so far this| Labor Force an Arecibo hospital Wednesday night and assaulted eight per- sons, severely injuring three of them. His rampage of stabbing, kicking and punching ended when an off duty policeman shot him in the arm, Authorities, requested by the North Vietna- mese The spokesman added that § |Kosygin offered full support for} Russell's plan to stage a tri buna! in Paris to try U.S. Pres-| ident Johnson for war crimes Bomb Exploded! 'In Saigon Cafe By STEPHEN SOMERVILLE SAIGON (Reuters)--A_ plastic bomb ripped through a crowded} restaurant in the northern, city of Hue Wednesday night, killing 28 South Vietnamese in the blast and during the panic- stricken rush for a single exit. Reports said 123 persons were wounde: It was the second most seri-} lyear. In February, a series of three | Viet Cong land mines on a coun- jtry road in the central coastal lowlands killed 54 rice farmers. The latest explosion occurred JOBS IN JULY | Employed | Unemployed | | WEATHER FORECAST | COLISEUM THREAT Coliseum. proper. Lansdowne OTTAWA (CP) --Firemen Park fronts on Bank street, { TORONTO (CP)--Forecast is- jsued by the weather office al ; 5:30 a.m,: Synopsis: A disturbance over Northern Ontario is sweeping cooler air across the upper |Great Lakes. This will reach southern Ontario this afternoon and evening. Showers and thun- derstorms have occurred. over most of Northern Ontario but 'precipitation along the leading edge of this cool outbreak has 'been extremely light, Tempera. j tures In the south i be a fds again today, Friday w Cy] | SCHOLAR DIES | sunny, cool London, Windsor, Hamilton, \Toronto, Lake St Clair, Lake \Evle, Niagara, Lake Ontario, | Lake Huron, Southern Georgian fay, Hallburton regions: Sunny with a few cloudy periods, |chance of isolated thundershow fers, Turning cooler, Bunny and icool Friday. Wine southwest 18 | to 20, nartnwont io Oh by late afternoon decreasing io light overnight Northern Georgian Ray magaml regions Cloudy scattered showers or thunder showers ending thie afternoon Turning cooler Vriday |with cloudy | Dr. Moses Hadas, above, world famous classical scholar, died of an ap parent heart attack in Aspen, Colo,, today, The 66-year-old Columbia Unt- versity Professor of Greek was in Colorado to partic) pate in a program of the Aspen Institute for Human isite Studies (AP Wirephato) FOR CANADIANS OTTAWA (CP)--Canada's em ployment picture at mid-July (estimates in thousands) July dune J 1966 1966 1 | bee oming northweat 20 to 40 this jaflernoon decreasing wi erly 16 Wriday morning houthern While Variable vloudi and cooler today Winds northwest Algoma 7,495) Fiver region 7.549 7.908 7,251/ne88, Windy '44 (990 gaqj and Friday ler ATLANTIC lin Labor Force 663 686 654| Employed 634 612 624) in Unemployed 29 44 g| rane regions REC with showers oe ng SO 2.101 | today. Friday variable cloudi » 4 ness and cool, Winds southwest tucunnred 2,008| erly 15 to 20 shifting to north- ONTARIO westerly 20 to 30 and gusty this ¥ shor Force 2734;morning and decreasing to Employed 2/689 | westerly 15 Friday Unemployed 65| Western James PRAIRIES |Cloudy, windy, with occasional Labor Force 1,317 1,264 1,299) rain today. Turning cooler. Employed 1,295 1,249 1,274|/day mostly cloudy and Unemployed 22 15 95| Winds southwesterly 20 becom- 83RITISH COLUMBIA ing northwest 25 to 35 this after- 707| noon. 681| Ottawa region: Sunny, becom- 158-711 26\ing cloudy this afternoon. Show- ALL CANADA Labor Force 7,787 7,533 g to light overnight Mostly cloudy 2,210 2,132 2,122 2,047 88 «85 2,944 2,790 2,767 2,715 7 5 725 680 28.31 Employed Unemployed Northern White River, Coch-) windy and cooler | Thundershowers, Maybe, Sunny, Cool On Friday -- | with| MAFtOn sisees, intervals and] Moonones ..., }cooler,. Winds aouthweat 1h to 20 Timinine weal! ly 20 to 30 and gusty decreas: | | | | Bay region:| HOUSES demic. The city health director, Hal} J. Dewlett, told a press confer-| ence Wednesday the number of} probable cases since July stood} at 57, with two deaths possibly caused by the virus, Object of the aerial spraying is to kill swarms of the culex mosquito believed to be the car- rier of the St. Louis type of en-| cephalitis which has hit this city of 750,000. Liz Aids Fund ROME (Reuters) -- Actress Elizabeth Taylor is donating "a very generous amount of money" to a heart research fund, a spokesman for the star said Thursday. The Italian ma- gazine Gente said Miss Taylor planned to devote the $1,000,000|qay, apparently she would get for her next movie to set up a research foun- dation in memory of late movie actor Montgomery Clift. Clift, a close friend, died last month of a heart attack. Russians Watch NORFOLK, Va. (AP) -- che U.S. Navy says the Russians are using aircraft, ships and subma- rines to shadow a NATO exer- cise in the North Atlantic. Five nations are taking part in the exercise, which includes simu- lated air attacks against North European targets and refuelling and replenishment operations. It began Monday and ends Fri- day. Producer Dies LOS ANGELES (AP)--Mich- ael Garrison, 43, a television producer, died Wednesday of in- juries suffered Sunday in a fall at his home. Garrison had been an actor, casting director and associate producer for 20th Cen- tury Fox and Warner Broth- ers, and producer of the tele- vision series, Wild, Wild, West Children Killed KNIN, Yugoslavia (AP) -- Six children, aged 5 to 13, were killed Wednesday with a Second World War grenade they found while hunting for berries. GATHER SNAKES PENTICTON, B.C. (CP)--For the boy scouts' jamboree in this Okanagan Valley centre in July, 20 live rattlesnakes were gath- ered. Interested scouts were taught the best methods of han- dling them U.S. will lend Pakistan $70,000,- 000 to help increase imports of Taw materials needed for ex- panding industrial production. Rhodesia Review WELLINGTON (AP) -- The Rhodesian crisis will dominate the Commonwealth prime min- isters conference in Lon- don Sept. 6-15, Prime Minister Keith Holyoake of New Zealand said Thursday. Announcing his intention to attend, Holyoake said the meeting likely would be of crucial significance to the Commonwealth. Twins Die BRYN MAWR, Pa, (AP) -- Siamese twin girls died Thurs- from respira- tory difficulties, Bryn Mawr Hospital announced. The ba- |bies, born Sunday, were joined jat the chest and abdomen who could give no reason for|S00n after 10 p.m. Wednesday the attack, identified the assai-|night in a restaurant beside a lant as Victor Quiles Aviles, 26.|fair ground on the banks of the His wife is a nurse at the hos-|Perfumed River which runs pital in Arecibo, 40 miles west|through the former imperial of San Juan capital of Hue Bout Slays Boxer TOKYO (Reuters) -- Japan-| ese professional boxer Yoskima} Kubo, 22, died in hospital Wed-| A U.S. mission spokesman| of Saigon. A fair was being held there to raise funds for an orphanage and many of the fairgoers. were still eating at the restaurant. 400 miles north! LARGE FIRM TRANSFER BUY or RENT QUEBEC AND NORTHERN ONTARIO. Desire 3 RING PERSONNEL FROM and 4 bedroom homes in this area; immediate pos- session or 30 days. Cash payment arranged. Call 723-7463 H. 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