Oshawa Times (1958-), 13 May 1967, p. 2

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Q YH OSHAWA TIMES, Scturdey, Mey 13, 1967 A GLANCE AROUND THE GLOBE MP's Bill To Ask Parole For Truscott OTTAWA (CP) -- Knowles (NDP) -- North Centre will bill in the Commons next week to grant immediate parole to Steven Truscott, 22. Truscott, convicted of murder at the age of 14 in the sex- strangling of 12-year-old Lynne Harper at Clinton, Ont., lost a bid before the Supreme of Canada May 4 to have the conviction thrown out. The court voted $ to 1 to up- hold Truscott's conviction, fol- lowing a review of the case ordered by the federal cabinet. Truscott is serving a life sen- tence and will be eligible for possible parole in about two years. . Secretary Retires MONTREAL (CP) -- Marjorie ps praca -- vg Ede " ie Canadian Mana - tors' Conference, retires this Detailed Probe week after working with the or-/ OTTAWA (CP) -- A detailed --o since its founding 20|investigation has failed to dis- years ag close "extensive" discrimina- The editors Thursday at Sitory practices in Canada luncheon meeting her @8|manpower centres, Manpower a well-loved "den mother." Minister Marchand has told the She was given a return ticket) Jewish Labor Committee of to geroer Alta., A ys pee Canada. Slate ya to the| Mt. Marchand said in a letter and was told ae to bo made public Friday that there meeting but no 0 any WOIK) yas "at most some apparent for it. acceptance of discrimination, Festival Opens rather than a real conformity to it." He was replying to Commit- TAGARA FALLS, Ont. (CP ltee Chairman Michael Rubin. som Festival opens today with|S stein of Montreal, who advised of tseers ex- Mr. Marchand last month that pected during the weekend. Stanley hat wn gp STANLEY KNOWLES -- Bill Scheduled 7S Pe ----, be telephone y investiga- art tabs eee bad tors seemed prepared to accept world congress of police offic-\"scriminatory orders. ers when 5,000 policemen in No Response their homeland uniforms march with an RCMP band and mem- bers of the Governor-General's} BRIDGETOWN (Reuters) -- Horse Guard at Niagara Falls.|Home Affairs Minister Philip Greaves has refused to disclose in the upper house here why the Barbados government de- nied a residence permit to Reu- ter correspondent Ronald Bat- Medical Protection Association|release to jail to await trials scheduled|followed a Commons statement/yep ag CURB earlier by the prime minister that MPs would have the chance|papers are picking up and ex- during the throne speech debate|Panding on a cabinet complaint|Georgian Bay, western Lake Protestors ¥ Of Vietnam Arrested WASHINGTON (AP) -- War Sterilization Plan of Columbia jails instead. TORONTO (CP) -- Voluntary sterilization of males was en- dorsed Friday by urologists|fourth day. the Ontario Medical 's annual convention./moned and arrested 20 demon- A resolution passed by the oor a. charges of unwar- docters noted that many men|rante: juest sterilization and are pena on federal property. ed because the Canadian] jl refused an opportunity for on bail and were sent wore thin Friday cifists' efforts to reach the so- for next Thursday before a U.S. ti gery. commissioner. Dr. Iain Todd of Toronto,| Their supporters soon set up chairman of the OMA's urology|picket lines outside the two basis of an already large fam-|jes Matthei and Suzanne Wil- ily, or illness of the wife, liams, were said by The simplest sterilization|friends to be fasting. operation, called a bilateral va-| The has a convalescent period of|face arrest. about 24 hours. Human Soul SUDBURY (CP) -- Mrs. Lu-|U.S. commissioner's office and, cille Taboute® 4 of Sudbury|with two exceptions, carried be- claims she can prove the exis-|fore him. tence of a human soul that power, the demonstrators were Mrs. Labonte, mother of six,) _FEWER HOUSES BUILT says she has mental telepathy. The Canadian construction in- She says she has written three|dustry started about 35,000 letters to Judge Robert Myers,|fewer houses in who'is probating the Kidd wilt,|1965. |protestors who set out to dem-/pa onstrate in the Pentagon's keyjresolution for a full-scale Com- command centre are in District|mons i pe von wes day rg ge _-- - ing advocat lay by Stanley|liamen pushing for restric- Defence department patience|Knowles (NDP -- Winnipeg|tions on debating time. for the next 48 hours. Showers as the pa-|North Centre). called war room went into their/inrone speech, Mr. w US. marshals were sum-lty call the meeting for Monday/|further, jbecause pb ggenne 3 - nag A "speak to the world about the|ment has its way individual f loitering, sleeping and|+r a gic international situation\Mps "will soon Ao puppets Huron: Mostly cloudy and cool facing us." section, said his colleagues felt|jails where the 20 are being|to express their views on Viet- this afte: sterilization was justified on the ieery Two of those jailed, Cuan nam. ciency in Parliament. This was|this afternoon. Cloudy and their|/tion was put forward at the Eicacen Pride: start of Commons Fpenrragdt Ad 8! came Friday|day by Opposition Leader Dief- sectomy, costs $50 to $100, can/when the protestors refused an hag A who noted that U session and the boasts about done in a doctor's office, andjorder to leave the grounds or|Thant, secretary-general of the passed," he said. In an age of|cloudy tonight and Sunday. United Nations, suggested the instant news, the Offering no resistance but re-|world is ¢ fusing to move under their own|Third World War. carried into a bus, taken to the tion would. be more effec- rg stnen vay x. um oer ra West) called on the governmenticochrane, western James Bay: speeches by s. statements could not be brushed age eloudy tonight and Sun- The maximum penalty forlaside or regarded as an aca- md rae > L petiees that leaves the body at death and|the charge against each of theldemic exercise. . North America Act, Canada's constitution. in 1966 than in|vote Monday night prior to the Conservative motion. Knowles Asks Viet Debate By DAVID DAVIDSON The throne speech debate en- TORONTO (CP) -- Official ie fiters its fourth day Monday and : ob dae iad i PAY al . must end by the eighth day. [forecasts issued at 5:30 a.m. WEATHER FORECAST Cloudy and Cool Sunday': Night Rain Seen Likely Montreal and Ottawa regions: Sunny..today. Sunday mainly|Peterborough . Toronto .... ceseeee 40 Tt ed Fri- : cloudy and continuing cool.|Kingston ..... 55 cabinet was ac Synopsis: Cloud and continu-|light winds except occasionally|Trenton ........... 40 52 to hamstring Par- td cool weather are expected|westerly 15 this afternoon. Killaloe ....-sese06 35 55 are possible tonight and by Sun- : Gordon Churchill (PC--Winni-\day night the probability of rain Speaking during debate on the|peg South Centre) called hy lin southern Ontario will in- Knowles|revolt by ig gener inst/crease as a stronger disturb- ged Prime Minister Pearsonjany move to bate|ance moves into Ohio. London, Windsor, Lake St. He said that if the govern- Clair, Lake Erie, southern Lake today and . A few show- -_« merely rubber-stampinglers possible Inte today or. to- The NDP member's request iegislation. i night, rain likely Sunday after- noon. Easterly winds near 15. Toronto, Hamilton, northern Lake Huron, Niagara, southern Mr. Churchill said newspa- there is a need for more effi-|Ontario: Sunny, clouding phe a "typical Liberal method" of |Sunday. A few showers possible atts curb opposition. tonight, rain likely Sunday "The prime minister com.|Right. Winds light toda yeast 5 plains about the length of the|Sunday. Eastern Lake Ontario, Hali- the number of bills being|burton: Mainly sunny today, The idea of a formal resolu- ae ge government|Chance of a few showers late slithering" into 8lwas pressing for instant legisla-|tonight. Winds light. tion. Northern Georgian Bay, Al- Joe Macaluso (L -- Hamilton|goma, Timagami, White River, Mr. Knowles said a formal to set up. a housing and urban Increasing cloudiness today. U_ Thant's|attairs department to start plan- day. Chance of a few light show- try's metropolitan areas in the ers late today or tonight .Con Reasonable Prices Parking Rear of Hotel {ning in advance on city R growth Bane Pag fe pace sea res parks, indus- The motion will come to @ltrial areas and other needs. HOTEL. LANCASTE! 27 KING ST, W. but has not received an invita- tion to attend hearings sched- uled to start in Phoenix, Ariz., FOR SURE! Film Wins CANNES, France (CP) Reu- DRUG STORES OPEN SUNDAY 12 a.m. to 6 p.m. with S$C0TT'S CURE INSECTICIDE -- FUNGICIDE ters)--Warrendale, a Canadian RN SERVICE STATIONS OPEN THIS SUNDAY 7:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. HOUSTON'S SERVICE STATION 67 KING STREET WEST, 723-7322 CLEMENT'S SUPERTEST STATION 102 SIMCOE STREET NORTH LAWLESS SHELL STATION 227 SIMCOE STREET SOUTH MEADE'S SUNOCO STATION 588 KING STREET EAST BRUCE'S SHELL STATION 478 PARK ROAD SOUTH has applied as one of the Gove ie ans he ong te Earlier Friday, the Credit-|next fyw years. tinuing cool. Winds light. JIM CROWELL'S B-A SERVICE STATION claimants to a $200,000 estate y istes presented a motion, charg- en left by an Arizona miner. they will not pay any fines. ing the government with failing The increasing rush to the sussseminees 263 KING STREET WEST James Kidd, who disappeared] The demonstration was spon-l108 oot Yor the "'constant| uous had brought drastic in 1080 and since declared "che A rd Pye p< Dd economic growth" of agricul- one ph gent gp yee ol LUNCHEONS KEMP'S SHELL STATION Iekne bit cxtate 'be given'tes|U-S. participation in the Viet. |*Ure- and blight had set in. bs i 1067 SUACEE STREET SOUTH person or persons who can|"am war and advocates refusal|pon'T RECOGNIZE BNA "But it's no use putting low- DINNER reremmseeunven sac? prove the existence of a soul tenth military or pay f TF wry the tly syne Dla | apd housing on high-cost land," 5:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Seauaeper tee that leaves the body after i 'a recognize 0 R . death. the provinces under the British|"© #7ued. 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At Home Dear Friend: This year, the Ajax, Pickering and Whitby Association for Retarded Children is seeking your generous assistance in raising the balance of the money needed to begin the construction of our Young Adult Training Centre. Our goal in this two year drive for funds is $40,000. It is urgent and vital that, in 1967, a Young Adult Training Centre be provided to serve the needs of the mentally re- tarded teenagers and young adults in our Communities. Raising Chinchillas! iced hares Sartine. rebar Income mest ef the pelts sold on today's Petet i He ee hele re tte pelle the millions of dollars being earned by these people throughout 'North America, CONVENIENCE | age aoe Chinhilon ere in the jpeveneot of their howe oe pay eit ond ere among cleanest of enimals, In achieving this objective, the Association's only source of funds is your donation. We receive no Government grants for this project. 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