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4 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, April 19, 1967 'A GLANCE AROUND THE GLOBE Few Handshakes Mark ~ Howard OTTAWA (CP)--A few hand- shakes from fellow MPs marked Frank Howard's return to the Commons Tuesday: after his public admission that he served time for armed robbery. The NDP member for Skeena took his seat just before the start of the sitting. A former RCMP sergeant, Jack Bigg, Conservative member for Atha- baska, came over and shook hands. Later, Mr. Howard walked across the floor, shook hands with Privy Council President Walter Gordon, then sat next to Registrar-General John Turner for a chat. The two men shook hands and Mr. Turner patted Mr. Howard-on the shoulder. Just after his return to the capital from the West Coast, where he revealed his prison record Sunday, Mr. Howard told a press conference the matter had "haunted" him for/of good behavior, but said the years. . 'Not Amused' LONDON (Reuters)--A 'group planning an impersonation of Queen Elizabeth during a dem- onstration here against the 'Vietnam war was warned Tues- day that police may take ac- tion if they go ahead with their plans. A Scotland Yard spokesman ' gaid police told a delegation of the Committee of 100, a mili- tant pacifist group, that an im- personation of the Queen might be regarded as offensive -and added: "'They were warned of the consequences." Bail $25,000 TORONTO (CP) -- Joseph Benoit Brien, 51, of Toronto, Ss of collapsed Pru- ential Finance Corp., was re- manded Tuesday to April 25 on two charges of theft and two of fraud involving $472,180 in cash plus shares. Bail was set at $25,000. Brien, free on $10,000 bail in connection with six earlier fraud and theft charges which followed an investigation by the Ontario Securities Commission into the $20,000,000. Prudential Finance collapse, was arrested Monday night. s ® Bugging Decried VANCOUVER (CP)-- A brief presented Tuesday to the Brit- ish Columbia royal commission into invasion of privacy asks for immediate legislation to protect privacy as a civil right. The brief, presented, by the B.C. Civil Liberties Association, says legislation should include the right to sue and should pro- hibit the use of electronic bug- ging devices by police and pri- vate detectives. Youth Tempted GENEVA PARK, Ont. (CP)-- Stores that pile merchandise in tempting heaps on counters should be charged with contrib- uting to juvenile delinquency, a research associate at the Clarke Institute of Psychiatry in Tor- onto'said Monday. Alex Gigeroff told a confer- ence on justice and the juvenile that society is too inclined to blame youths for getting into trouble. Seaway Switch MASSENA, N.Y. (AP) -- Jo- seph H. McGann, administrator Give Generously Cancer Campaign When a Canvasser Calls s Return To House Satellite TV of the U.S. St. Lawrence Sea) way Development Corp., said Tuesday seaway offices in De-) WASHINGTON (AP)--A rev- troit will hid ge = a pably| olutionary change ,in television ia erred here, p Y|/ transmission thet could elimi- The Detroit offices were es. (nate Pregl Seen cenlsed tablished in 1961 and were used| + the hearing on the proposed by McGann and public informa-| merger of American Broadcast- a oraaraline spokesman in ~ hogging - seri [Detroit said the ome were eraek Chen. every ae me: from plans for "a lo| re-| : | habilitation. work" on the Eis-|,J0seph V. Charyk, a native of| enhower Lock near Massena.|C@2more, Alta., and president Extensive deterioration of con-\°f Com munications Satellite |\Corp., said technological ad- nape: Stn: occurred, | ances within five years should : jmake it possible to provide~ di- Record Remains | FATHER WHIPS | WEATHER FORECAST KISSING TEEN TORONTO (CP) -- John Reginald Ellis of suburban Downsview was fined $100 and costs Tuesday for whip- ping his 16 - year - old daughter with a coat hanger. Ellis told the court the girl had been running around with boys and kiss- ing them in telephone booths, 'New Storm | TORONTO (CP) -- Official forecasts issued at 5:30 a.m. to day. Me Synopsis: A northerly circula- tion of cool air will continue to- day and while considerable jeloud is expected there should |be some hine in most areas. \It will remain clear and cool jovernight tonight but Thursday ja new storm will be approach- Cloud Cover To Return Expo site For Summit? LONDON (CP)--The Evening Standard says today an _ in- formal meeting between Presi- dent Johnson and Soviet Pre- mier Kosygih is "in the cards" and it could take place in con- nection with Montreal's Expo 67. jing the Great Lakes. Cloud will again spread into the province with rain likely in the north- western areas. Toronto, Hamilton, London, Windsor, Lake St. Clair, Lake Erie, Niagara, Lake Huron, western Lake Ontario regions: Variable cloudiness and cool to- day. Mainly clear tonight. Sunny Thursday, clouding over toward evening. Milder, Winds Winds northerly 15 to 20 becom- Approaches; 'Sudbury, North Bay, Geor- gian Bay, Timagami, Cochrane, (western James Bay regions: Cloudy with a few sunny periods and cool today. Clearing this evening. Thursday sunny and a little milder but clouding over by noon. Winds northerly 15 to 20 becoming light tonight. Algoma, White River regions: Sunny with a few cloudy period: today. Cloudy and milder Thurs- day with rain beginning in the afternoon. Winds light today southerly 15 to 20 Thursday. Montreal and Ottawa regions: Cloudy with sunny intervals de- veloping today. Thursday mainly sunny. Not quite 60 cool. Windsor ...cseevees 3 Hamilton ....e+eee. Earlton ... Kapuskasing ...... ue Forecast Temperatures Low tonight, high ia Wingham ,........ St. Catharines ..... Sault Ste. M White River ....... OOSONEE wecseseee 2 MIR .65000005 ast BELL MUFFLED LOWESTOFT, England (CP) The vicar of St. Benedict's Church in this Suffolk commun- ity tried to ring the church bell as usual at 9 a.m. and heard only a muffled thumping. Some- one had climbed the tower dur- ing. the night and silenced the bell by wrapping it in blankets. "It looks as if someone grew tired of being awakened in the morning," said Rev. James Lid- den. BUSINESSMEN'S LUNCHEONS Se -- 1.35 DINNER 5:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Good Food Reasonable Prices Parking Rear of Hotel HOTEL. LANCASTER 27 KING ST. W. Bae HEAT WITH OIL DIXON'S OIL Winds light. , 313 ALBERT ST. Markey & Bailey BARRISTERS and SOLICITORS wish to announce their move from 36/4 King St. E.... TO rect transmissions from satel- OTTAWA (CP) -- The presi- 'lite to home. jdent of the Ontario Magistrates |Association Tuesday spoke out lin favor of expunging criminal lrecords after a specified period records should not be de- stroyed. . Magistrate W. J. Tachtie of Hamilton said people should be able to apply for a certificate stating that they have no crim- inal record, but if they do turn to crime again they should be treated as second offenders. Magistrate Tuchtie told the Commons justice commit- tee such a certificate would be an added incentive to the per- son to continue to "'go straight." The committee is studying a bill introduced by Donald Tol- mie (L--Welland) which would provide for the destruction of criminal records after/12 years. Injunction Issue TORONTO (CP)--The United Electric, Radio and Machine Workers Union has asked the Ontario government to make clear its position on the use of injunctions in labor disputes before the upcoming provincial election. The union's secretary - treas- urer, George Harris, said Tues- day a delegation from the union presented a five-page st t Regional Plan TORONTO (CP) -- Richard Smith (L: -- Nipissing) called Monday for formation of a sys- tem of regional governments to handle water distribution and sewerage problems in the prov- ince, Speaking as the legislature debated spending estimates of the energy and resources management department, Mr. Smith also called on the govern- ment to give the municipalities direct financial aid toward wa- ter and sewer projects. Scatching Attack VATICAN CITY (AP)--Pope Paul made a scathing attack to- day on extreme liberals and extreme conservatives in the Roman Catholic Church. 'In a Washington story, cor- respondent ' Jeremy Campbell impressive discusses Russia's light-this~evening. Eastern Lake Ontario, Hali burton regions: Mainly cloudy 24-HOUR. SERVICE 723-4663 LOWEST ' EXCURSION FARES To Britain and Europe today. Variable cloudiness Thursday. Continuing cool, Winds northerl y15 to 20 becom- ing light this evening. contribution to Expo and adds that Kosygin is "confidently ex- pected' to be among high-rank- HOWARD TRAVEL BUREAU LTD. Alex Shopping Pleze 942-6690 § SERVING OSHAWA OVER 50 SEARS ing political visitors. 17 Simcoe St. N., Oshawa EFFECTIVE MONDAY, APRIL 17th, 1967 LAW A panel discus: ethics in criminal 1: Toronto and" Osha' s "The White House has been showing a concealed interest in the prospect of Kosygin's ap- pearance on the North Ameri- can continent," says the article. "For it seems very likely that he will extend his visit to in- clude a major speech at the United Nations in New York." The Johnson-Kosygin meeting could be arranged "as a chance encounter, almost as an acci- dent." TOBACCO IS LITTLE The cost of the leaf is only 11.7 per cent of the money paid for tobacco products in Canada The Pope vented his displ ure at meeting of the commis- sion to carry out the Vatican ecumenical council's changes in liturgy. It was one of the harshest denunciations the pontiff has | ever made against trends in the | church that he considers go too | far in the question for modern- ization or fight too hard against the council's plans to bring the Church up to date. on the matter of Attorney - Gen- eral Arthur Wishart Monday. The union had earlier ad- opted a resolution calling on the government to prohibit the use of injunctions, which, it said, "weigh the scales heavily in favor of the employer." v Ld ' s Beautiful' Trip PASADENA, Calif. 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