Oshawa Times (1958-), 15 Dec 1966, p. 21

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(CP)-- Gouzenko Libel Action Begins TORONTO (CP)--A libel ac- tion against Maclean's maga- zine by Igor Gouzenko, the ci- The Newfoundland legislature adjourned Wednesday until Jan. 23 after a two-week session dur- ing which new fiscal arrange- ments with Ottawa and severaiy other pieces of legislation were approved. Lt. - Gov. Fabian O'Dea, who opened the post- election session Nov. 30, gave the Year re- cess, BAN COW SLAUGHTER NEW 'DELHI (Reuters)--The Indian government imposed a total ban Wednesday on the slaughter here of cows -- the Christmas-New Hindu symbol of motherhood--| following pressure from re- ligious leaders. The home min- istry had promised previously to impose the ban on India's capital, ruled by the central government, and in the several small centrally-controlled terri- tories. FEARS A-WEAPONS UNITED NATIONS (AP) -- The South Korean foreign min- ister said Wednesday Chinese armed forces stationed across the Yalu River from North Korea in Manchuria are "equipped with nuclear weap- ons." Foreign Minister 'Tong Won Lee, addressing the United Nations Genera! Assembly's main political committee, said that "the danger of a strike across the Yalu at any time, by the most militant Chinese forces, is a constant threat to the Republic of (South) Korea." royal assent to 10 bills before} DETROIT (AP) -- Rebellious teamsters curtailed transport in the Greater Netroit area today in a display of support for their| leader, James R. Hoffa, and anger at the U.S. Supreme Court decision that may send him to iail. But Hoffa hurriedly acted to cut short the 24-hour walkout of VANCOUVER (CP) -- Tom Campbell, a flamboyant mil- lionaire real estate developer, was elected mayor of Vancou- ver Wednesday, defeating in- cumbent William Rathie by a slim margin. Mr. Campbell polled 41,073 votes to Mr, Rathie's 39,843 in one of the closest election races in the city's history. Jean Rands, 21, the other mayoralty candidate who de- scribed herself as a Marxist-so- cialist, polled 6,534 votes, Mr. Campbell, an alderman for five years, said during the campaign: "I've got ability--I made my first million before I was 28." He: said he had no political affiliations and ran as an inde- pendent. TURNOUT SMALL Election officials said only about 32 per cent of the eligible 253,000 voters showed up. Mr. Rathie said he is con- vinced Mr. Campbell will carry out many of the policies al- ready launched under the four- pher clerk who defected from Soviet Embassy in Ottawa in 1945 with documents that un- covered a major spy ring in North America, began in On- = Supreme. Court Wednes- y. R. Alan Harris, Mr. Gouzen- ko's lawyer, said he would not call his client as a witness. Since his defection, the where- abouts of the former cipher clerk and his family and his mode of living have been kept secret. He is suing over an article in the Sept. 5, 1964, issue of Mac- lean's, written by Blair Fraser, the -magazine's Ottawa editor. The main defendant is Ken Lafolli, who was editor at the time. Also cited as defendants are Mr. Fraser, Borden Spears, Maclean's present editor, and gem gaa! Publishing Co. Mr. Justice Alexander Stark CHRISTMAS TREES FOR SALE For The Best Selection 3500 TREES IN STOCK come in end teke your pick. Professione! pruned trees for your choosing. Place your erder now, or and a six-man jury is hearing the action. INVENTOR SOLD OUT The inventor of the typewriter sold his interest in the machine for $12,000 after nearly a Gecade| @ Preston of work on it. J. A. JANSSEN & Sons Lid. | 2 LOCATIONS: @ 843 King St. West -- 728-9429 Sunoco--925 Simcoe North Vancouver Mayoraity Race Won By Millionaire Realtor year Rathie regime, including a downtown redevelopment scheme which would see new buildings constructed at the Hoffa Supporters Strike Over Supreme Court Move of truck drivers, Teamsters offi- cials said, by calling for a mass "back-to-work" rally at 10°a.m. EST in Detroit's Cobo Arena. The Teamsters chief was scheduled to fly to Detroit from cede. troit. city. city's main intersection, Georgia and Granville. Morris Coleman, a trustee o! Chicago after Mayor Jerome P. Cavanagh appealed by telephone and telegram for Hoffa to inter- Cavanagh had warned Hoffa that the proposed day-long re- fusal to work would cripple De- Some 45,000 teamsters work in and around the motor Teamsters Local 337 in Detroit, announced Hoffa's plans for the back-to-the-job rally. DON'T SHOW UP By dayoreak, hundreds of teamsters drivers failed to re- port for work in the Detroit area. There were unconfirmed re- ports that other cities might be similarly affected, but truck traffic appeared normal today at major terminals in other states. The Teamsters revolt broke out Wednesday night in what had been scheduled as a routine eters Local 299, Hoffa's home THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, December 15, 1966 24] local. A motion from the floor brought the 3,000 members at the meeting shouting and voting almost unanimously in favor of a 24-hour work stoppage, start- ing at midnight. The Supreme Court ruling that angered the truckers upheld a jury tampering conviction and eight-year prison sentence given Hoffa in Nashville, Tenn., in connection with his trial on conspiracy charges. Charlie Wilson, a steward, business meeting for Team- said the union couldn't afford to lose Hoffa to jail Another company reported all "If he does (go to jail), I say of its 80 men due Phy hat at we don't work," Wilson said. {daybreak had called in sick. , "They just shut the place| The walkout, while constitute down," an official of one carrier|ing an unauthorized work said, "just pulled everydody off|page, apparently is bars § the job at midnight. They saidjwith Teamsters contracts, those on the road could come|which usually forbid in, but nobody else could comejagainst wildcat strikes during out."' the first 24 hours. f Kitchen Aid... HOBART Which Kitchen Aid Dishwasher Is Best For You! / BUILT-IN wm CONVERTIBLE - PO Ww FREE-STANDING RTABLE ™ TOP-LOADING PORTABLE ™ DISHWASHER-SINK See Them At HOBART HOME AP COMBINATION Oshawa's New DEALER PLIANCES (Oshawa) Ltd. 90 Simcee St. $. 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