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2 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Meondey, July 10, 1967 A GLANCE AROUND THE GLOBE Leaders Feel U.S; China Should Ease Barriers: Holt 4! Plan Arctic Trek CANBERRA (AP)-- U.S. po- litical leaders have told Austra- lian Prime Minister Harold Holt privately that they favor a breaking down of barriers be- tween the United States and Communist China, Holt. said Sunday. In a television interview, Holt said there has to be an accom- modation with China at some time. : "Tt is unrealistic to imagine the world going on indefinitely with 700,000,000 people kept, as it were, in Coventry. But trade, diplomatic exchanges, cultural exchanges, exchanges for sport- ing events, visits by journalists and things of this sort can all help to build bridges--but noth- ing more effectively so than trade," he added. The phrase 'in Coventry' is British usage for ostracism. | jbeing sponsored by the Roya |Geographical Society. | Freedom Fighter lday. Miss Jinnah fought shoul- der-to-shoulder with her brother during the freedom movement which culminated in partition of India and the creation of Pakis- tan in 1947, She opposed Presi- PM HAROLD HOLT quotes U.S. Leaders Permission To Wed,_-- - LONDON (Reuters) -- The * Earl of Harewood has formally Crash Kills Two dent Mohammed Avab Khan id asked his cousin, Queen Eliza-| noRonTo (cP) -- Two Tor- the 1964 presidential elections beth, for permission to mar iyjonto men, Robert: D. Allworth,|and lost by a big margin. ee nt akyearolt |55, president of Robert D. All- s' ic 7 Sin . fashion model, a Buckingham |r" 'Torenig's invee daily RAIN Ends Crusade ay. "te Pathe eucl's Austrian-born firsi|Mewspapers, and Gorden Glen) 7aGREp, Yugoslavia (AP)-- wife, former concert -pianist|C#SS!¢y. 31. hae dav. Both Billy Graham's first evangelical i two-car crash Saturday. Both cade in a Communist state the reached its climax Sunday in Maria Stein, won @ divorce) vere alone in their cars. po ye vault "g ith pouring rain in a soccer-field nds of his adultery w : | soccer- 5 Miss Tuckwell, who bore him Bus Crash Kills 10 Te gathering of 2,000 Yugo- a son in 1964. , | BIO DE: JANEIRO. (AP) AEA. Pause: one enh OF me * . bus carrying 36 tourists crashed : SN ocuitnes re = Family Wiped Out into the wall of a bridge over|.2"*! ware yah ve the San Marcos River Saturday |°@!e-type chairs to hear the GRONDINES, Que. (CP) --land fell 10 feet, killing 10 per- American Baptist preacher. Five persons, including four|sons. members of one family, were ask me what bird 7 i a killed Sunday in a two-car colli- ; meeting in my life, I would say sion near this community 45 Canadians Place that one in the pouring rain in miles west of Quebec City. LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Two Zagreb, Yugoslavia," Graham The victims were Mr. and/ groups from London, Ont., were |told the throng through a trans- Mrs. Laurent Giguere of Shaw-|among the final entries Satur- lator. inigan South, Que., and two of/day at the convention here of . < their four children, Linda, 5,/the Society for the Preserva- | Painters End Strike i and Alain, 13. | tion and Encouragement of Bar- The driver of the second car,/ber Shop Quartet Singing in| BRANTFORD (CP) -- Pain- Jean-Marie Yvon of Sainte Anne} America. ters and paperhangers here de Ja Parade, Que., was also} The Night Hawks of London|voted Saturday to accept a killed. | placed sixth in the finals of the| three-year agreement with local ; ' jinternational barber shop quar- contractors, ending an 11-day Police Get Raise |tet contest. The final was won strike. by the Four Statesmen, made| The contract calls for wage PEMBROKE (CP) -- The/up of singers from four states.|increases of 80 cents an hour Pembroke Police Association} The men of Accord from Lons|bringing painters' wages to $3.55 and the town's board of police | don finished fourth in the chorus|and paperhangers' to $3.65. Ad- commissioners agreed Saturday|competition, won by the Dap-|justments were also made in on a two-year contract, retro-|per Dans of Harmony from holiday pay and car mileage active to Jan. 1, increasing a|Livingstone, N.J. rates. first class constable's salary to| -------- * ee nin" New Zealand Changes Currency Wins Prize | Dollars, Cents Replace Pounds Rustel Wodell, i7, of Cranbroo Re vi fanbrook| AUCKLAND (CP)--Afier four|color. They carry the likeness of won the $25,000 Lions' Interna-|years of preparation, New Zea-|Queen rt Pie ig one side and tional peace essay contest. Wo-|Jand will switch July 10 to deci-|New Zealand bird and 'flower dell, a graduate of Mount Baker | mal currency in place of pounds, motifs on the other. high school in Cranbrook, re-/shillings and pence. Coins will be issued in values ceived the award when the} The new money will be based of 1, 2, 5, 10, 20 and 50 cents, judgment was announced in/on dollars and cents. Two of the|and there will be a commemor. Chicago. jnew dollars are worth an old/ative $1 piece. The change will a |pound. The New Zealand dollar/save weight, since the new 1- Japan Toll Rises LONDON (CP)--Four British adventurers will attempt a 3,800-mile trek across the frozen Arctic Ocean from Alaska to the Norwegian island of Spitz- |bergen. Starting out next Feb- lruary, the party will use four |teams of huskies in the hazard- 'ous journey expected to take 16 |months to complete. The ad- venture, which may yield fresh material on Arctic survival, is} KARACHI (AP)--Fatima Jin-| & nah, 74, sister of Pakistan's! founder, Mohamed Ali Jinnah, | died of a heart attack here Sun- "I think if someone were to| lt '| i: MISS ENGLAND TAKES A SPILL Pageant competition, almost took a spill from her rub- ber air mattress but manag- | Miss England, Jennifer | Lewis, relaxing from the | pace in the Miss Universe ed to stay afloat after catching onto the side of the pool. (AP Wirephoto) | WEATHER FORECAST Trenton . 67 80 Killaloe . 65 85 Muskoka os OS 85 TORONTO (CP) -- Official|I jay. | Synopsis: Northern Ontario had clear skies and tempera- ern Ontario tonight and Tuesday as a weather disturbance from the Prairies moves through that part of the province. Toronto, Hamilton, London, Windsor, North Bay, Sudbury, Lake St. Clair, Lake Erie, Lake Huron, Niagara, Lake Ontario, Georgian Bay, Haliburton, Al- goma regions: Variable cloudi- ness warm and humid with scat- tered showers or thunderstorms today and Tuesday. Winds light. Timagami, Cochrane, White River, western James Bay re- gions: Mostly sunny today. A few cloudy periods and scat- jtered showers or thundershow- ers tonight and Tuesday. Not Rioting Hong Kong Crowds Battle Sailors In Streets HONG KONG (CP)--Rioting, girls, doormen and managers, $40,000,000 a year in Hong Kong. crowds today attacked British| pulled U.S. servicemen inside to} China has protested frequently and American sailors outside|safety and called the shore pa-|that Britain allows Hong Kong waterfront bars in this British/trol. to be used as a U.S. military colony as bloody street fighting) "Good business, that's all,"'|base for the Vietnam war -- a continued between pro - Peking|said a Chinese bar manager,|charge denied by the Hong Chinese and police. The week-|adding that if a serviceman|Kong, British and American end death toll rose to nine. |"*gets beat up or killed by a|governmenis. | No injuries to the sailors were|mob on the street, the whole] 'The policeman was slashed to reported. Shore patrols rounded|damn area goes off limits and|/death Sunday with sharpened up sailors to get them back to| we all go bankrupt." cargo hooks when a police pa¢ their ships. ( } |BIG SPENDERS trol in downtown Hong Kong in- | The savage riots killed three) Between 1,500 and 2,000 U.S.| vestigated a crowd of Chinese | Chinese rioters and a policeman | servicemen visit Hong Kong, on|demonstrators distributing leaf- Sunday night. While mobs rampaged/week on five-day rest leaves. Alopened fire on the crowd, kill- |through the streets -- burning/large flotilla may bring as|ing two Chinese, , cars and buses, smashing store|many as 10,000 Navy men to China's southeast border, each| lets and blocking traffic. Police | In a midnight battle through|heard her death screams as sie }much change in temperatures. | Winds light. Montreal and Ottawa regions: {Some cloudiness at first but be- coming mainly sunny today. To- night becoming cloudy. Tuesday mostly cloudy with a chance of showers late in the day. Less humid today. Winds light. Second Stabbing i Kills Mother Of 2 TORONTO (CP) -- A 30-year- old mother of two children was stabbed to death in her apart- ment Saturday in the second stabbing here in two weeks. The body of Agnes Bilobran. was found by her husband John on the floor of their bedroom, her arms stretched toward her four-week-old son whom she brought home from hospital 10 |days ago. Police said several persons Warm, Humid And Cloudy ):9""8 § For Today And Tuesday |e" "8 \forecaets issued at 5:30 a.m. to-| Windsor .... 70 87 | St. Thomas . 67 85 | London .,..+ 67 85 tures dipped into the low 50s,| Kitchener .....+++. 67 85 Warm, humid, partly - cloudy) Mount Forest ..... 62 82 weather is expected to continue| Wingham . 5 OS throughout southern Ontario to-| Hamilton ..... 68 87 day and Tuesday with scattered/st. Catharines .... 68 85 thunderstorms developing both)Toronto ..... bat 85 days. A tew showers or thunder-| Peterborough ..... 65 85 storms are forecast for North-| Kingston .......... 6 are much| \fronts and hurling acid, bottles,/the British colony at'once. U.S. | bricks and rocks at police-- i Hong Kong island's crowded/was stabbed 20 times in the |Wanchai Chinese district, offi-|neck, breast and abdomen. She |cers shot and killed a third/died as her son and 19-month-|-- S. S..Marie . 'ow Overnight, High Tuesday| @ BLUE CROSS @ P.S.I. @ GREEN SHIELD NEED NOT PAY CASH! You Give Us The Doctors Prescription CANADA'S LARGEST We do the rest, AND FINEST CHAIN OF HEALTH SPA'S FREE City-Wide Delivery MITCHELL'S DRUGS 9 Simcoe N. 723-3431 OPEN SOON OSHAWA If you have a taste for the great things... \ / Sbagrau's \ e great Canadian whisky jrioter. Some demonstrators |old daughter lay in cribs in the threw acid at the police. {same room, | Volleys of tear gas drove back -- | still another mob trying to at- American Magazine Says Johnson Knew Of Russ Plan zs es" Ss Small groups of school chil- WASHINGTON (AP) -- The! The magazine says the move| dren stoned police patrols. Com- White House refuses to com-|backfired when Egypt ordered|munist schools and newspapers ment on a U.S. magazine report|a blockade of the Gulf of Aqaba|/have called on students to use that President Johnson wasjand, with Syria, "either be-|their summer vacations to aware how the Soviet Union al-' lieved the faked intelligence re-|"strive against the British fas- legedly faked intelligence re-\ports or wanted to believe cists." ports that backfired in the Is- them." Raa jraeli-Arab war. "This whole sequence of EDUCATION for TOMORROW If you lack VOCATIONAL SKILL ond o HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA, you can now study at home to qualify as: @ DRAFTSMAN. AND DESIGNER @ ACCOUNTANT AND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATOR @ PRIVATE SECRETARY OR BOOKKEEPER throuh a TECHNICIAL er COMMERCIAL High School Course, Earn a "HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA" ond "CERTI- FICATE OF PROFICIENCY" in the vocation of your choice, with only one course, Supervised final examinations in your area for certificates, upon completion of course. All books, instruction and supplies for as little as $2.00 weekly. | write: "ACADEMIC STANDARDS INSTITUTE" 40 Mein St. W., HAMILTON, Ont. 1 NAME sine aeianas ne Rr eet Daren 3 CITY | The magazine U.S. News and|events was said to have been World Report says in a copy-/ Known to President Johnson i righted article: i M as it devel d. "The Soviet government, to se Pagina Page tes |further its purposes, faked | dent Johnson Wik able . ony Did You Know That PLANNING A .+, | telli aa lying}; q Ithese "reports to. the govers:| cautiously, confident that de-| ¢ ; © BANQUET ; AS cit velopments would not bring , ments of Egypt and Syria--that! Russia into full-scale Mideastern is © CONVENTION i 0 Israel was massing troops [0/. 2 on the side of the Arabs."| @ A Government chartered, non- attack Syria. profit © MEETING sources say, was political and © TOG garee t9 Opens muarentend Firsr Class Facilities |will be equivalent to $1.50 iniand 2-cent coins Canadian funds. smaller than the existing bronze| TOKYO (AP) -- National po-| The currency was distributed| coins. lice said Monday at least 198|to banks throughout the country) The time for the complete| somewhat limited. Russia hoped persons died and 136 others|late in June in the biggest move-|transition to the new currency|to create a crisis atmosphere) were missing in rampaging|ment of money in the country's|is indefinite. A maximum of 15|that would unite. the Arab na-| floods and landslides in south-/history. Notes and coins were|months has been suggested, but|tions, cause them to stop their western Japan jtransferred from Wellington in|it is hoped to reduce the period|squabbling and work together Police in Tokyo said heaviest special trains, guarded _ by considerably. more closely, casualties came from Hiro-|troops, police and bank staif ¢, . Po Se "The goal was not war against shima where 95 persons pan habe strict security. CONVERT MACHINES ag a Israel by the Arabs dead, 53 missing and 111 others} The decimal currency notes The limiting factor is the time - . - injured. are in denominations of 1, 2, 5, taken to convert slot machines, Floods and landslides were|10, 20 and 100 dollars. The notes DuUSiness cash registers, adding) ¢aused by rainstorms thatjare smaller than the present Machines and the like. A ya lashed the area, beginning Sa-notes. All differ in size and ask force of mechanics is al- turday. 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Britain, Opening ceremonies of the Miss! ant, conducted a Money Man- Which will change to decimai Universe contest--at which Ca-|agement Workshop at the re-|currency some years hence, is| nadian photographer Yousuf|cent Toronte convention of the in turn studying experience in| | New Zealand operations in the| . . | rns Miss Universe | connucts vonssnor Enquire About VIC TANNY'S | CANADA'S LARGEST AND FINEST CHAIN OF HEALTH SPA'S OPEN SOON OSHAWA Karsh will be one of the judges|Canadian Automatic Merchan- New Zealand. ~-were held Sunday night dising Association. Mr. Riehl co neste = | Canada's entry is Donna/who was introduced by Tony Rarker, 20, a Toronto stenogra-| Esposito of Pic-O-Mat Vending pher and part - time model.|in Oshawa, spoke to conven- There are 14 contestants tion members of the problem Wednesday will be the official of the Carter Tax Report. opening night of competition oa Miss Universe will be chosen WINS PRIZE Douglas Stickles, a butcher Saturday night. . s with Steinberg's Ltd. of Oshawa, won first prize over 55 fellow Young PCs student meat cutters in his r "p + ..,/course at the Provincial In- tee oa a oo stitute of Trades in Toronto yes what a cane rate acing gq terday. Mr. Stickles resides at members of the Parkdale Young 10 Carlisle Ave., Bowmanville Progressive Conservative Asso- ciation for leadership of the na- FREE tional party. 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Civil J Opens BOSTON (AI and largest ci the National A: Advancement ple, opened its vention today | over the direc rights revolutio Roy Wilkins, tor of the 441 ganization, ren criticism of b told a news « will be more r: the white comn to help Negroes ing and econon "There is a between those 1 lieve in law and who say the or you believe in | for us to riot," He contraste with the black Congress of I which removed membership c' Thous Globe- NEWTON, Kz sands of persor Newton Municiy day to greet , who recently co! circling flight r Earhart's ill-fat The 30-year-ol housewife and | crew arrived he old Lockheed 1 ter of that flow bart, a native | Mrs. Pellegre pleted her 28-da land, Calif., Fric port crowd thi around Howlan Pacific may ha\ in Miss Earhe ance 30 years : "We ran into | squalls that ot Jand," Mrs. P "They just coul Jand with the n A prize-givir chine turned t David Larose, oke, Mass., wh his finger in he turned | with his left Fast A HOUSE | Coll a Mem! 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