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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdey, Merch 2, 1967 Mao Gives En-lai Powers | Stop Cultural Revolution From Reuters-AP HONG KONG (CP) --The ong Kong Star reported today eet Chairman Mao Tse-tung has yiven Premier Chou En-lai full yxecutive powers to stop the cul- with sn announcement by the Hong Kong government that China's exports to Hong Kong, its biggest market, dropped more than $8,200,000 in January. Trade circles blamed the up- ral revolution and restore|/heaval caused by Mao's purge hina's economy. and predicted Chinese exports The English-language tabloid|would drop still further. vewspaper said its report came| Mao agreed to Chou's new lrom "its own sources inside|role after he was approached by China" but did not identify them|a high-level delegation led by further. Chou and Defence Minister Lin The Star's report coincided'Piao, it said. Sicotte Claims He Gave Police $5 Thousand And Clothing MONTREAL (CP)--Louis Si-; On many occasions, the wit- cotte, 41, who claims he wasjness said, he gave Ste. Marie, tortured in 1965 by police and|with Picard's knowledge, sums fire insurance investigators, tes-jranging from $50 to $150 -- tified Tuesday he gave two pro-|"whatever I could afford at the vincial policemen a total of $5,- time." : 000 plus clothing and other per-| Later, Sicotte said, there was sonal belongings in exchangeja question of his receiving for a suspended sentence on ar-|about $5,000 from his wife. apie oiat [WOULD PAY $2,000 Ten provincial policemen, &) «1 told them that if they| Quebec City detective and four) would promise me a suspended members of the Fire Under-| ontence ...1 would hand over writers Investigation B ure a U|¢9 qo9_ Save 20.00 to 50.00 An adventure in fine taste . . . hand-finished Custom Royal Tailored-to-Measure Suits FREE 24-HOUR BURNER SERVICE By Our Local Service Contractors SAWDON'S FUELS FURNACE OIL -- STOVE OIL AND COAL 244 Brock St. S., Whitby 668-3524 Ordinarily 130.00 to 160.00 ge tie ot; Personal Shopping Only (Please, No Telephone Or Mail Orders) Experience the luxury of a Custom Royal tailored-to-measure suit! 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"About four o'clock on June liminary hearing that he/me and said to meet him... . pleaded guilty to the arson|He told me the Crown had charges early in December,jagreed to a suspended sen- Picard and Sgt. Marcel Ste.| Sicotte mentioned that he had Marie had visited him 20 to 25\had several meetings with Con- times. stable Gilbert Rochon in late The witness said there was al- ways the question of Rochon's GOING METRIC name not being included as a action filed by Sicotte against HAMILTON (CP) -- Two | number of policemen. eivic hospitals here are go- He quoted the constable as Starting May 1, there will |cotte forgot to name him and be no more bouncing seven- {several other constables Rochon pound babies born at Hen- |woyld be willing to "testify for just bouncing 3.1752 kilo ba- He also quoted the constable bies. as saying: "You didn't deserve Patients' statistics at |such a beating as you got. It will make everyone seem |Picard." : oversize, underweight and The ge | continues today freezing cold until they re- jwith the defence beginning centimetres, kilograms and j|former insurance adjuster. degrees centigrade instead of inches, pounds and de- Toronto Co cil And that's not all. If ied ask the nurse the time, she A is ukely to reply: "15:45 /EADPTOVES rant the new 24-hour clock sys- tem. jcil Wednesday approved a board of control recommenda- tion to grant monetary relief to t ball club of the International vancemen League. The board had recommended Scott Theory ity) Baseball Ltd. by payment of a grant in the amount equiv- OTTAWA (CP) -- Canadian/alent to the 1967 realty and bus- advanced a theory he says may| The grant was approved on shoot holes through Albert Ein-jcondition the club repay an stein's long - accepted generaljoverdue tax bill of $31,427, space. 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