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NJOYMENT ERS .RDS K is 16-1280 MARY McBEAN ... Dr. 8. J. Phillips JEFF STAPLETON -. + Dr. 8. J. Phillips CAROLYN PRZEDNICKI - +. Dr. C. F. Cannon CLEVE SHEFFIELD . » + Hillsdale LORIE WALLACE . « . King Street Senior RALPH STEMEROFF ... Dr. 8. J. Phillips THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesdoy, July 12,1967 Violence Closes | Albania Churches Francis VATICAN CITY (Reuters)-- The Vatican said Tuesday churches in Albania were closed or damaged in a wave of anti- religious violence, and four priests reported killed The newspaper Osservatore says fr ports suggested anti - rulaions action, which had never ceased since party leader Enver Hoxha came to power, has entered a particularly violent phase. The situation seemed eud- denly to have been aggravated KATHI MORING . + Grandview Publie Military Officers Predict Declining U.S. Nuclear Lead WASHINGTON (AP) -- A re- port signed by former top U.S. military officers asserted Tues- day that the United States will lose its lead over the Soviet Union in terms of deliverable nuclear punch this year. And by 1971, the report said, "it appears that a massive magatonnage gap will have de- veloped." Megatonnage is the term used to describe the atomic force of strategic weapons -- the fire- power in the nuclear age, as the report put it. One megaton equals 1,000,000 tons of TNT. Among those who endorsed the study was U.S. Air Force Gen. Bernard A. Schriever, who was head of the country's inter- continental ballistic missile de- velopment program 12 years until he retired last August. Schriever served as chairman of a special American Security Council subcommittee which, the report's foreword said, pre- pared the strategic military study for the armed services committee of the House of Rep- resentatives. The council describes itself as a non-profit association engaged in national security research and education, In addition to Schriever, the report was signed by Gen. Cur- tis E. LeMay, former air force chief of staff; Gen. Paul D. Ad- ams, U.S. Army, former com- mander - in - chief, U.S. Strike Command; Gen. Thomas S&S. Power, USAF, former comman- der of the Strategic Air Com- mand; Admiral Robert L. Den- nison, former commander of the Atlantic Fleet, and Dr. Ed- ward Teller, the nuclear scien- Canadian Impostor Jailed On Atlanta Burglary Count ATLANTA, Ga. (AP)--A 25- year-old hairdresser who police said posed as the son of Cana- dian Prime Minister Lester Pearson has been jailed on burglary charges of $5,000. Police said the impostor, Don- ald Gordon Stevens, passed him- self off as Lester Bowles Pear- son Jr., here and in Florida and when arrested was riding in a 1957 Cadillac flying a Canadian fla, When confronted by detec- tives, Stevens insisted that he enjoyed diplomatic immun- ity and was not subject to arrest. Police Lieut. R. P. McGee and detective A. P. Guyton said Stevens, originally from Moose) Jaw, Sask., insisted he was P 's son and flashed clip- pings from places where he had been entertained as "Lester Pearson Jr." A Florida newspaper had re- ferred to Stevens as "Canada 's let" who claimed to be the son of a prominent New York real estate dealer, and Charles Mar- tin Worthington of Pompano Beach, Fla. Ingham was held under $5,000 bond on burglary charges and Worthington was held under $1,000 bond on charges of possessing stolen goods. Police said Stevens and Ing- ham had visited Willingham in his apartment last month. Later, the apartment was broken into and more than $1,000 in goods was stolen. Willingham spotted the Cadil- lac Sunday night and called police. Stevens was reported to have attended Watermelon Day fes- tivities at the Atlanta farmer's market Sunday and sat on the platform with top officials, in- cluding Governor Lester Mad- dox and Senator Herman FE. Talmadge. tist. Except for Schriever, the military men are retired. In addition to expressing con- cern over the impending "meg- atonnage gap," the officers out- lined the case for deployment of a U.S. anti-missile system, presented evidence that the So- viet Union may be building or- alone are a very incomplete in- dicator of military strength." "True military capability re- sults from numbers of weapons that are accurate and reliable, that can survive an enemy at- tack and that can penetrate en- en.y defences," the department said. 'The United States has and will continue to have more than enough of such weapons to convince any enemy that an at- tack on this country would be suicidal," Defence sources said smaller nuclear warheads in the one-! bital nuclear bombs and blan.ed civilian leaders for a deliberate decision to allow the Soviet Un- ion to slice the U.S; lead in terms of long-range offensive missiles. LEAD IN NUMBERS The United States, defence department figures say, now leads the Soviet Union in num- bers of missiles by a 3-to-1 mar- gin. But discussing the megaton- nage yield, or payload, of those missiles, the council subcom- mittee recalled Defence Secre- tary Robert S. McNamara's own recent testimony to Con- gress: 'We should bear in mind that it is not the number of missiles which is important, but rather the character of the payloads they carry; the missile is sim- ply the delivery vehicle." This year, the report said, the Soviet Union will reach a range of between 16,000 and 37,000 megatons in terms of deliver- able atomic destruction, equal- ling or exceeding the United States' estimated range of 8,000 to 29,000 megatons, TO EXCEED U.S. In four years, the Soviet Un- ion will have 30,000 to 50,000 de- liverable megatons, compared with the anticipated U.S. range of 6,000 to 15,000 megatons. "On the basis of this projec- tion, the U.S. and U.S.S.R. will have reversed their roles in a 10-year period," the report said. The U.S. defence department, asked for comment, declined to challenge any figures presented in the report. Megatonnage fig- ures, a spokesman said, are classified. The department maintained, however, that 'numbers of weapons and size of warheads Bobby K dy" and q Stevens as saying: "I've re- fused with thanks secret service protection during this trip. appreciate your cuales offer but the secret service men kind of get in the way." CHECKED BY TELEPHONE The prime minister has only one son, Geoffrey Arthur Hol- land Pearson, and detectives said Stevens admitted the hoax after a telephone call revealed that the son was at home in Canada. Stevens and two 17-year-old companions, one posing as & valet, were booked on charges filed "Monday by Larry Willing- han. of Atlanta. Also arrested were Randolph Paul Anthony Ingham, the "va- Lettuce Prices 'FIRST OSHAWA SHOWING ! "kk i' HIGHEST RATING!" (AY. DALY NEWS BURNING? WITH All INTERNATIONAL ALL-STAR CAST * PANAVISION® Yield To Pressure YRONTO (CP) -- Consumer tance to last week's lettuce prices forced growers to lower their prices to a point where at least one supermarket can sell a good-sized head at 19 cents this week. Torrential rains, humidity and confusion about supplies pushed prices up to 45 cents from 39 cents last week for a poor to fair head of lettuce. "Better to sell many cases at a lower than a few at a higher price," one Holland Marsh grower said Tuesday. 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