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ee oe ee te owe oe wee! 3 sesge THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, December 1, 1966 mn TAINO GUID Pearson will address a 4: dinner in Hamilton t and, along with . Pearson, will watch the launching of an icebreaker in Montreal Saturday. Details of prime minister's itine' re released by his office Wed- esday. er INVESTIGATE BUGGING WASHINGTON (AP) -- The U.S. justice department an- nounced Wednesday night it has begun an extensive review of all courts cases--present and t--in which evidence may ve been gathered by means of electronic eavesdropping. 'The department made the an- nouncement in a paper filed in the U.S. Supreme Court in the case of Joseph F. Schipani, who had been convicted of income tax evasion. PREVIEW PROJECTS OTTAWA (CP)--The CBC will preview 30 centennial projects across the country in a one-hour telecast Dec. 8. Centennial Overture, a national network program that beginning at 8 p.m. EST, will look at an out- door stage shaped like a lobster trap being built for the Centen- nial Lobster Festival at Shed- jac, N.B., a Centennial rose gar- den at Cobourg, and an Arctic museum in the Yukon. WIN FARM RAISE LONDON (AP)--A pay ralse was negotiated Wednesday night for 400,000 British farm workers, the first for a major union since the national pay freeze began in July. The raise of six shillings (90 cents) a week is the lowest won by the farm union since 1962 and was 60 per cent of what it sought. Basic pay is 10 guineas ($31.50) for a 44-hour week. HONOR FOUNDER OTTAWA (CP) -- Arthur Laing, minister of Indian and northern affairs, announced Wednesday that # monument will be erected at Sherbrooke, Que., to the memory of Sir Al- exander Tilloch Galt, one of the fathers of Confederation. TO STUDY VOTE ON TV OTTAWA (CP)--Prime Minis- ter Pearson said Wednesday he would be glad to consider a sug- gestion by Conservative Leader Diefenbaker for a free vote on televising Commons debates. Mr. Diefenbaker suggested the move in the Commons_atfter noting that the British Parlia- ment had turned down the idea of such an experiment. It was _srejected on a free vote. * HOLD NORDIC SEMINAR ©? QUEBEC (CP)--The depart- fPiment of Nordic studies at Laval |! e#University announced Wednes- it will hold a seminar at ue 'oosonee on the southern tip of "James Bay Jan. 8-9 to deter- t>mine a program of studies for|) biresearch in that area. The two-|) {®day seminar will include topics »sconcerning economic and social ae re ee g TO VISIT HANOI tt OL , Wash. ». Wedn by North Viet Nam officials to iijgo to Hanol to see whether ar- e ts can be made for to entertain American pris: ers of war there during the ristmas holidays. Gregory |' GPeaid he received word of his fyelearance from Lord Bertrand |' 'Russell OTTAWA (CP)--Prime Minis-| ' (AP) --|@ edian Dick Gregory said|} esday he has been cleared |' "NEWS IN BRIEF Enolich ohilosobher and pacifist, He said he had not ranaivad fen é¢ha state department to make the trip and did not intend to. CALLS HOUSING TALK TORONTO (CP) -- Rt. Rev. George Snell, Anglican Bishop of Toronto, has invited more than 3,500 priests, ministers, rabbis, laymen, social workers and housing experts to a confer- ence on the housing crisis in Toronto Dec. 15. CLAIMS RECORD TOKYO (AP)--A Communist Chinese athlete set a world rec- ord in the weight-lifting compe- tition of the games of the new emerging forces in Cambodia, the New China news agency said Saturday. The news agency, in a dispatch from Phnom Penh, said Chen Man- lin broke his own world record with a press of 260.7 pounds in the bantamweight division. WAR PRISONERS GET VOTE MADRID (Reuters) -- Gen. Francisco Franco's cabinet Wednesday ruled that: political offenders in the 1936-39 Spanish civil war, pardoned by amnesty earlier this month, are free to vote in Spain's national refer- endum Dec. 14. The referendum will ask approval for constitu- tional changes which will give Spain its first prime minister for 30 years. WANTS SECOND HOUSE LONDON (Reuters)--A kilted Scottish Liberal member of Parliament, roused cheers and jeers in the House of Commons Wednesday by demanding a separate parliament for Scot: land. It was Scotland's national day--St. Andrew's Day. The House gave Russell Johnston a good-humored hearing as he said a parliament in Edinburgh should legislate for Scottish in- ternal affairs, including taxa- tion. Nobody took him very seri- ously. SELECT GYMNASTS SASKATOON (CP)--Six gym- nasts from Saskatoon and two from Regina will represent Saskatchewan at the first Ca- nadian Winter Games at Que- bec City Feb. 11-19. Selected after provincial trials Saturday were Glenna and Patti Sebest- yen, Juliette Mayhew, Anita Waleche, Gary Balcombe and Tim Sedgewick of Saskatoon and John Spicer and Garth Horsman of Regina. Glenna Se- bestyen won the junior women's event and Balcombe won. the junior men's. alaneanase Bond Offering Oversubscribed OTTAWA (CP)--Finance Min- ister Sharp announced Wednes- day the government's offering Monday of a aaw hauda scribed and the amount of the loan set at $525,000,000. The bonds were offered to re- deem bonds falling due Dec. 18, and for general uses by the treasury. The new issues were allocated among subscriptions in this way: 1, $125,000,000 of 544 per cent} honds due Jan. 15, 1968. | bonds due*Dec. 15, 1970, | 3. $100,000,000 of 5% per cent/ bonds due Sept. 1, 1992. Z = Gugges*® RUG (OSH Modern styling, 3 position han- die, 2 position pile adjustment, large capacity disposable poper bag with washable vinyl outer jocket. Full one year worranty, SHOP FIRST AT... 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