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lage e of ) a at a s of s of an is -- a os t+ & e@28 i ee az , -- i SS . ' officers that he had recorded CONNIE STEVENS' ENGAGEMENT PARTY An engagement party was held Sunday night at a plush Miami Beach, Fia., hotel. Host for the party were Ben Novak, owner of the Fontainbleau Hotel, and Mrs. Jennie Grossinger, a long time friend of Mr. Fi- sher. The couple did not an- nounce a wedding date. NO "GET - RICH PLAN" By STUART LAKE OTTAWA (CP) Ontario lawyers were warned Saturday not to abuse the province's new legal aid program expected to come into force within a few months. Rather than viewing it as a plan to make them "rich or fat,' they should look upon it as "a challenge to ensure the public gets full value for its money." Brendan O'Brien of Toronto, treasurer of the Ontario Law Society, issued the warning at the closing session of the two- day mid-winter meeting of the Ontario branch of the Canadian Bar Association. Under the plan, Ontario resi- dents can get legal help for both criminal and civil actions whether they can afford it or part in the plan place their names on regional lists and would-be clients can pick the lawyer they want. CAN REJECT CLIENT The freedom of choice applies also to the lawyer. He is free to accept or reject clients, the same as in normal practice. Changes will be based on a schedule of fees prepared by the law society and now under study by the provincial cabinet. A. Arthur Martin of Toronto, chairman of the law committee working on the plan, said the fees are based on what a lawyer normally would charge a client of modest means. Legal-aid lawyers will submit bills claiming 75 per cent of the agreed charges. But they were warned the bills will be scanned for such abuses as unduly de- SQUARE -DEAL FOR PUBLIC ASKED THE OSHAWA TIMES, 9 Monday, February 6, 1967 Lawyers Warned About Legal Aid taking frivolous cases to court, or electing trial by a higher court than necessary. The gathering approved in principle a_ resolution asking that criminal records be erased after an unspecified time inter- val. Joseph Pomerant of Toronto said such an amendment to the Criminal Code would allow ex- convicts to live normal lives after serving their jail terms. While the law believed a per- son has paid his penalty to society by serving his sentence, in reality this wasn't so. " per- son with a criminal record kept on paying by being limited to job opportunities, in his relation- ships with neighbors and in international travel. CITES CASE Mr. Pomerant said a timely not. Lawyers wishing to take Seen Secure From AP-Reuters MANAGUA (CP) -- The Som- oza family's continued control over Nicaraguan politics seemed assured today as early returns indicated the expected sweeping victory for Gen, Anas- (AP Wirephoto) jtasio Somoza Jr. in Sunday's Witness Swears GM Plan Was To Discredit Nader NEW YORK (AP)--A pri- vate detective has sworn in court papers that he was hired by General Motors Corp. to get "something, s 0m ewhere" on auto critic Ralph Nader "to get him out of (the company's) 'hair and to 'shut him up." 'The detectives account was at variance with the company ver- sion on why the auto giant in- vestigated Nader. GM had said at Senate subcommittee hear- ings last year that the purpose was to see whether Nader was involved in litigation which con- tended Corvairs were unsafely designed. Vincent Gillen, a. former FBI agent, said in a deposition that he had been hired by Richard F. Danner, a Washington Nader. The auto critic, author of the book Unsafe at Any Speed, is suing GM for $26,000,- 000 in damages, alleging inva- sion of privacy. Gillen also is a defendant in the pending suit. Roche, who apologized last year to Nader for the investiga- tion, saying, "1 am shocked and outraged by some of the inci- dents," stated Sunday in Detroit he had not seen the detective's deposition. He added: "Whatever I had to say be- fore the Senate subcommittee was the truth." REPORT SAID ALTERED Gillen said the first page of his report given to the subcom- mittee was changed "because it did not coincide with General Motors' d purpose of lawyer representing the auto firm, "'to get anything they (General Motors) can on Ralph Nader." "The true purposes of the in- vestigation," Gillen said, were "to discredit (Nader) and shut him up." RECORDED TALK He said GM, including its President James M. Roche, was lanning to disclaim responsi- ility before the Senate subcom- mittee for the type of investi- gation, when he informed GM statements made to him by Danner in reference to Nader. Subsequently, he said , the firm. deleted. portions of state- ments indicating GM was not responsible for the nature of Gillen's inquiry. Gillen's statements were made in an affidavit of reply filed in New York state Su- preme Court Friday to ques- investigating Ralph Nader's connection with the Corvair liti- gation." Gillen's statement said GM instructed him to check on anti-| semitism in Nader's Lebanese family background and sug- gested that he look into a sniff- ing habit of Nader's for possible "dope addiction or the use of narcotics." In Gillen's entire investiga- tion, which "encompassed the interviewing of more than 30 persons and the checking of Nader's records back to his childhood, not a single state- ment was made or found which indicated any anti-semitism" on his part, he said. The only complaint made to him by Danner or General Mot- ors about the investigation, Gillen said, was to the effect that it had not gone far enough in attempting to discredit Nader. Nader's lawyer had filed a re- tions submitted by counsel for quest for admissions from {presidential election for a four- year term. Official returns from 101 of the 2,065 precincts gave Somoza's Nationalist Liberal party 20,- 729 votes to 10,483 for Dr. Fer- nando Aguero of the opposition |, Somoza Hold TOKYO (AP) -- Diplomatic sources in Peking say China's President Liu Shao - chi and Teng Hsiao - ping, Communist party general secretary, have been ousted from their jobs, two Jap corresp reported from the Chinese cap-! ital today. The reports to Asahi Shimbun and Yomiuri did not say how or when Mao Tse-tung's two s were re- Conservatives. A sp Con- servative faction led by Alej- landro Abaunza Marenco trailed Gillen requiring him to admit} or deny statements under oath. General Motors received the same request, but has made a motion to dismiss it on various grounds, | NDP Budget At $190,000, Park Says OTTAWA (CP) -- The federal council of the New Democratic Party has increased its annual budget and laid the groundwork for policy papers it will submit to the party's annual conven- tion this summer. Some 70 council members ended a two-day policy meeting here Sunday. Federal Presid far behind with 454 votes. An estimated 500,000 votes were cast, and Somoza, 41, was expected to receive at least 60 per cent of them. No violence was reported dur- jing the voting, but there was a deluge of opposition complaints of vote fraud. CLAIMS FOUL Even before the polls closed, Aguero said his partisans had reported "almost 1,000 irregu- larities of all kinds." Aguero, an eye specialist, claimed his party's officials were refused entry to the polls. One party official said he had a revolver stuck in his back when he tried to check the fair- ness of the voting at one poll- ing place. The election, which went off without any major incident, was the first contested by the Con- servatives, who ab in moved. But resistance to Mao's laying the end of an action, S}Szechwan and Yunnan. The agency said the pro-Mao| |from - Peking that the military] serra ommand in Kweichow had in- his forces seized all power in the province. |party headquarters in Kwei-| example of Two Key Mao Foes Reported As Fired | The New China news agency,| controlled by Maoists, acknow-} edged that Mao's area including Tibet, Kweichow, | ci chow province reported wel southwest bureau of the central) committee "actively mented and stubbornly clung to the bourgeois reactionary line." jslav imple- /Tanjug came from the news agency. how ac It appeared for unity "'to re- capture power held opponents|ful of persons within the south-| still control the party machin-|west bureau in authority taking ery in southwest China, a vast/the capitalist road." : However, Tenjug, the Yugo- agency, news formed Mao said its 'iminal SHELL TELLS AGE The dark rings on a sea scal- lop's shell reveal its age in years. PRESCRIPTIONS record imposed unfair restric- tions was the case of Murray Tait of New Waterford, N.S. Mr. Tait was forced to resign as town councillor when it was revealed he had been convicted of car theft while in his teens, "This resolution is intended to prevent situations such as this from arising," said Mr, Pom- erant. Two other resolutions were sent back to committee for more study. One would bar lawyers from asking witnesses in criminal actions whether they had a pri- son record, A main objection came from Austin Cooper of Toronto who said too often the main witness against an accused was a convicted perjurer. This should be on the record to test reliability and character. City-Wide Delivery MITCHELL'S DRUGS 9 Simcoe N. 723-3431 a PUBLIC APOLOGY Due to the overwhelming success we have had In selling many homes in Oshawa.and Whitby to our Toronto customers, we are sincerely sorry we have not had time to put up "For Sale' signs. We know it has been a severe shock to suddenly see our "Sold" sign on your neighbors lot, and we sincerely apologize. For quick service call Doug Carmichael. H. KEITH, Ltd. Realtor. 725-4841- by the hand- reported | have information New China} campaign to replace their ap- pointees in the party and gov-) ernment machinery throughout China was expected to continue unabated, The Yomiuri correspondent said Liu had lost both his gov- ernment and party posts. Teng could have been ex- pelled from the party secretary- ship by the central committee's plenary session last August. But Liu could be legally re- moved from the presidency only by the National People's Cong- ress which elected him and which is not known to have met Homes to rent or buy 1 URGENTLY WANTED ploy than 8% interest. PHONE H. Keith Ltd. Realtor will pay cash or $4,000. or $3 000. down and one mortgage for the balance at not more 54 'Rerbosrcceedbeosenidlll NORTH -- Tuesday and Wednesday a ~ LEAN RINDLESS 1-LB. PKG. 19° since 1965, Neither Liu nor Teng have publicly exercised their official duties in Peking since last No- vember. But continuing reports from Peking of resistance (o Mao's purge indicate that their 1957 and 1963. Eamon Park of Toronto and Party Leader T. C. Douglas re- ported on the meeting at a press conference. The 1967 budget will be $190,- 000, up from $175,000 in 1966. Mr. Park said the increase is needed to expand research fa- cilities to keep abreast of devel- opments in economics, sociol- ogy and other fields. Mr. Park said one day was devoted to discussions on "posi- tional papers'"" which now go back to the policy review com- mittee for polishing, return to the council for a final check and then are submitted to the July 3-to-6 convention in Toronto. The main papers are on bank- ing, the economy and the "'ques- tion of continentalism," Mr. Douglas told reporters. Mr. Restigouche Seen Crucial DALHOUSIE, N.B. 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