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OTTAWA REPORT QUEEN'S PARK hy-step lapses There has been widespread speculation that Nikolai T. Fe- dorenko was the central figure and that he may be replaced. But it would be an oversimplifi- cation to pin the whole thing on Moscow's delegate to the United raeli troops from Arab territory is a blow to the Russians, and helps explain why they have kept Foreign Minister Andrei A. Gromyko in New York for more than four weeks trying to find a face-saving formula. AT ODDS WITH ARABS Council was called at the re- quest of Canada and Denmark to deal with the mounting crisis, Fedorenko accused the two countries of trying to dramatize the situation. He said there was no urgency in sending out an appeal for a breathing spell as Thant had suggested. they would win support for So- viet d ds already rejected by the Security Council. These included condemnation of Israel and the immediate and unconditional withdrawal of Is- raeli forces from Arab territory. They first dropped their demand Act passed its third reading at Ottawa by 101 votes to 44; British Commons asked for credit of £650,000,000. Second World War Twenty-five years ago to- day--in 1942--Russians and German troops fought in the ' o 5 4 (, awn Cimnres Co Case Slow Driver WHITBY, W - 86 King St. E., Oshawa, Ontario mmons Os _ Published by Canadian Newspapers Company Limited Dangerous T. L. Wilson, Publisher $12 673 Per Hour E. €. Prince, Associate Publisher LJ : OSHAWA, ONTARIO, MONDAY, JULY 24, 1967 By PATRICK NICHOLSON -- working days on which the On Highway WHITBY -- Ama House did not meet. of Whitby and Whi OTTAWA--How much does 'The estimated expense of op- : ship Jan. 1, 1968 v pi ne pHa ri the erating the House of Commons By DON O'HEARN approved by the e ee ° axpey ow much does an this year is $13,508,200. With 187 TORONTO--At th Municipal Board. MP cost his constituents? How working 4 that e start ot iti I i g days, that means @ In addition, all : Voting Revision Requir ed much have these costs risen in cost of $72,236 each day. The er. nig out to the and proposals re po recent years? hours of work vary on different pig ghee ed amalgamation, ma en . These questions have been days of the week and according ee eee rs thir ada by the two mun ha posed to me by a reader in tod S are v In Ont. County Council tire %vci s.r iui Sita Me har being fo show vere approve . son, who hiaiyn a yea ries is and 42 minutes per working ; For bayer gg was an "decision nr pei bon coming soon an wou e to nerease of near e bed There would appear to be a great and 3,000 voters has two represent- now about these things." 7 thi Woea way be ald in the number pf chatees 'aid pope Miguel co need for a radical revision in the atives each with one vote, a mun- The facts which Mrs. Neilson to cost $12,673 per hour. So in the first five months of the who conducted a an method of voting power enjoyed by jicipality with between 3,000 and -- seeks are set out in bewildering when your MP delivers a speech rer. hearing into ama _ : oO io County 4,000 voters has two representatives detail in "Public Accounts of filling the backbencher's per- In 1966, the total for the pe. July 10 and July ful members of the Ontario County 4,000 voters has ep ves Canada," published by the mitted maximum of 40 minutes, riod was 27,920 charges. The lows: Pu Council. At the present time Pick- has three votes; while those with Queen's -- in Ottawa. bn his oratory--perhaps listened to ie TE figure for this ( A 3 ae - - >). massive yearly compilation fills by 35 of his fellow-MPs--fills year is 34,619. "This i joi 08 ering Township, Whitby Township 4,000 or more voters have aid zor three volumes, which together 'time costing the taxpayers $8,° The greatest number of by the Town of Whit tot and the towns of Whitby and Ajax resentatives each with two votes. cost $19.50 to buy, weigh six 448.67. charges still is for speeding. Township of Whitby 31 which have two-thirds of the wealth This means that Rama Township, pounds 3% ounces and run to This is an over-simplification In the five-month period th gamation of the mu int : : more than 1,200 pages. of the parliamentary picture, period this The matter h b i f the county, foot 66 per cent of in the north end of the county, Thi year there was 22,859 of these 'apn sis t) ys is annual report by the because the operating expenses (against 17,859 last year) consideration since the country's bills, yet hold only 37 which has a large summer cottage management (the cabinet) to of the House also cover werk genet Dy a veer): the town wade a te aes : : : e ne shareholders (the taxpay- which MPs carry out in their ASIZE OTHERS i per cent of the voting power. population during the summer ers) of "Canada Unlimited" is parliamentary offices and in "hr to Teer tdi: is pond S Ps } At the present time the Town of months is entitled to the same apreotinmied bo size, -~ committees. The time -- being placed on driving charges and has been the st Thi i i mber of votes as Pickering. complexity for many readers, to this various enormously be- ee ; st Hi Whitby and Whitby Township have = num& his Sina th - t. 80 1 will try to condense some tween MPs and is impossible to Oia is Gar & an _ BE in Marelli in a total of eight votes on council. If It is perhaps time the represent- gy its information and express evaluate. ing", and lane crossing ia <i they amalgamate they will be re- atives _ the ering Age te i one bd go ge a SENATE COSTS LESS Hy ths and. oF May, 107 . the duced to six votes under the exist- areas, which pay the lion's share have little idea of government . The Senate sits for shorter charges in the first category ge ing rules. In the event of amalga- of county expenditures, cry foul. costs and would like to know hours on fewer days than the had been laid and 666 in the sig g sf BEE RE Th ituati cannot be remedied more. House of Commons, and costs second. er: mation the new municipality, plus {ne situation : As & startet us look at the less in total. The emphasis is being laid on } Ajax and Pickering Township, will with the representatives from the cost of the House of Commons nt, el a " saat Reape ihe, peice know r ounty agreein itself. A session of li t Tules "to atten vice Oo that they, rather than speeding, = have 55 per cent of the county pop- north end of the count} h ar #0) is intended nv Rel singin a the House." But each MP is al- are the most feaperteat enire we ulation and 27 per cent of the vote. to a change. In view of their atti- i, the year and its work should lowed 21 days of absence per of accidents. in! nee tude in the past it will take a great be completed within several Session. For each declared day One problem not solved is He Under the existing rules a mun- 4001 o¢ negotiation to convince them roanthe. But the last session pcg al eS tuecne WING-SWING that of the driver who goes too ie a 3 s P opened on Jan. 4 ; i if a icipality with under 1000 vores their vote power in county council pie 16 'eieeths Aged Pe pay of $12,000 per year and aM pin :iinyiinn i ee ce eg Highway Traffic Act says Pe ee or oe ee oF aol re parliamentary oe as watienauity Hane a vehicle can't be driven "at ad aor : : year suffered the inflation cir f ' x municipality with between 2,000 rather than population. which is destroying the pur- peor telaysd a. cao Per tt iy F OREIGN AFFAIRS ANALYSIS pi Ne ek ts eA or chasing power of lar: it unless his absence is caused by Pei took Parliament 476 es o illness or '"'because of public or ; ; oe movement of traf- e « e complete its year's work. | official business." B th h d Of H k : These deductions are on the ' BRO ERMS bo A Working Society Still a Martcb igor honor system, based on por ro eT OO aw ) The pitice find this is ton De n that time, there were 136 rations made by MPs them- - 3 F broad to enforce. If a rosec . : : : Saturdays and Sundays, which selves. By PHILIP DEANE this as a victory for the CLA-- watcners will attest. The reason |. } peoaecu- a Some people say we are heading kitchen, she often moved to the sre normally not working days In the last reported year, Foreign Affairs Analyst capitalist conspiracy and a Rus- for the Middle East reverse ac- se te hag bed aca ate ei Wi towards a workless society and barn to help finish the chores, as sieos the House operates on the only six MPs confessed to being yay4. in whatever the capi- Rue ricchald ioere that ed contin te oe nee hawks, it pia bireng go o. sasus ry Es five- jay . Th § sat th Be ' said ussian counterparts consider is i CIA-capitalist conspiracy . FAS, iu $ Bile Pe there are some politicians, particu- the husband and other husky males 0V0c% ae tn 4 pave ee NPs alo wt +H on of ab. tal they roost, have common eyents in Greece a reverse, whose complicity is proved by nite minimum limits, as well as in larly if not in office, who now make around the place were doing. 90 normal working days off. sence. ; pers pacgreag ay ee Su- Anerican hawks begin worry- the jubilation of the American maximums, set for major high- suggestions that would have the In those days, if the family want- If we consider just the year When one compares that total SPCtous teh Cea eens any. is about Russia trying to re- press which, as every Soviet Ways. A : of 365 days following the open- with the small daily attendance "8: whatever happens any- verse the reverse and wonder hawk knows, is capitalist owned, Then the persistently slow a effect of hastening that day. ed to go to town the horses had to ing of the session ve find. the in the House, one is led to con. Where in the world, happens, aloud whether Col. Papadopou- hence a member of the CIA- driver--and he can be a bigger And yet, as the periodical The be hitched, looked after while in House sat on 187 days: there clude that MPs interpret ccuueer dete hye? rit los, the Greek dictator, will do capitalist conspiracy. tage _ a fast one--could . ; , were, of course, 104 Saturdays "'public or official business" a Nasser and turn to Moscow; The cure demanded and im- € brought into court, if neces- 5 Printed Word pointed out, Canada town and bedded down when they and Sundays and there were 74 very liberally. them. : their remedy is to give aid to posed by the Russian hawks is S@Y. is what it is today because of the got back. Now the most strenuous A hawk believes that enemy Col. Papadopoulos which, of {o rearm the Arabs which con- . Now about all that can be cl toil of our forefathers and many chore is to carry the parcels into conspirators, who are every- course, confirms the Russian firms the American hawks in one is to ask him to hurry it St 'Nl wi the house s e s where, are always about to pull hawks in their belief that it was {heir belief that Moscow insti- UP 3 bit. vi who are still with us. 7. : a Economic Shift In Africa a fast one and to win; they all an American coup. gated the recent fighting. The . One of the most effective en- 4 There are many people who kn food slicker wasn't really pero Roca hs Regge od a the Middle East, Israel, An.erican hawks give voice to ee eran Is the € hours of hard work .muc etter off. His work often esc: ' * though outgunned, thrashes the this theory which every Russian "€W alr . remember long : : ing new fronts, by somehow ob- Arabs and Soviet hawks hawk knows to be a dastardly fo and know that what they remem- started at 7 in the morning and last- rom out 0 ast est taining the superiority in arma- promptly raise hell in the cen- calumny and which confirms LARGE AREA : rl ber followed an era when people ed until 6 in the evening, six days ' mee one has acrer had ~ tral committee, screaming "I naturally that the Americans a ekeay pte po a os which one, nevertheless, 18 al- told you so" which is the most engineered it all to embarrass . : worked oven harder, it states. dc By BOB TRIMBEE Zambia's need for oil after WAYS losing because of unpatri- common hawk cry, as all bird Moscow. Which se ge It goes on to detail the work of Often, we represented these as ae : the 1965 Rhodesian independ- ic doves. 4 : sae oc May and June alone, it 600 : a farmers who worked till sunset and "the good ol' days" but we're glad |, DAR ES SALAAM Ry pe greg ence move was filled initially 'The missiles possessed by the aa sible for 1,848 ' * *. * ae i r side will aiw: core W id then did the chores that weren't either to be past that stage or never pendence by Rhodesia in Nov- Ue) ja ernationnl é a ft ote a raped hy va a9 ten to: ' The meqnty of these were th eoknet weath considered work, such as milking to have known it. ember, 1965, has forced interior among others. This has been any hawk's estimate whereas 4 > or SpSemings- inden (OW systems adults and children asils the h d Just the same, even in this day of Africa to shift its economic yeplaced by tankers plying ihe his rockets will most likely miss artier ttract n 1ans whereby an officer in the air Rinnsen ewrinine i the cows, feeding e horses an * 3 eyes to the east and west from Great North Road, an expen- hence he must have more and clocks a motorist and a consta- Whitby, Manager-inst 'i looking after the other quadrupeds. papendthe oe Sits -- we the south ase cae sive proposition in all aspects. | more rockets to make up a ' : " on the ground apprehends Watey: Nansgeroe: while, the wife in the kitchen _ still can't help but be proud of our- | Canadians aying " The road is being upgraded to bers for the io f St Meanwhile, dit pilves wien we know not only that efforts by the emerging Afri- make it an all-weather highway moniacal accuracy which can ] ac 1c$S owman But the sky patrol also is lay- ie was doing her work too, and i : s ow not only tha can-ruled nations to win an eco- and prevent disruption of ship- only be explained by their su- ing its share of other charges, Be often included making yarn to make we've done our work well but that nomic war with white govern- ments during the rainy season. perior evil and our softness. : _ such as those mentioned above. age cloth to make garments. When the we've earned our salary. ments in Rhodesia and South The pipeline will augment the Should world war start--and By BOB BOWMAN They sped away in their Overall our highways are ' ne ¢ 5 ; : oS Africa. __ tanker system and will have a it is the enemy's intention to hat 3 canoes but began to come back being much better policed to- du woman finished her work in the Our society is still very much The 1965 move by Premier qaily capacity of 400,000 bar- start it which is why we must It was on July 24, that Jac- when they realized that no day--which, of course, means Di : : " ith' t i Rae rt it which is why ques Cartier claimed Canada pj, had to th : * oriented towards work and will re- lan Smith's government in rejs. Consultant on the project, prepare for war, if we want for France by erecting a cross arm had come to them. As they are safer. ag ue A main so for possibly generations hodesia is having a profound being built by a European con- peace, as the Romans said-- at Gaspe on his first voyage to a ees te AT Pe y 8 effect on Tanzania and in par- sortium, is Bechtel Corp. and we will suffer many more cas- 4 pe on . voyag boats, the French leader made Pe She Oshawa Sines to come despite the advance of auto- ticular this capital and its har- one of its supervising engineers alties than he will because the > Poses ge Pay ass was more magic. He had his men By JOHN LeBLA! mation and its adjuncts -- or the 0" facilities. is Ray Christopher, 36, a na- enemy is better organized and osiled to' the crossbeam on {v0 Volleys into the air with LONDON (CP)--Britis 86 King St. E., Oshawa, Onterio ' Tanzania, now primarily an tive of Vancouver. more disciplined, which is why, ticr ine flece-dele had been 'teit muskets. The sharp, stac- YEARS AGO ers are growing incr WILSON Pb iaher encroachments of .the Welfare agricultural nation of 10,000,000 Christopher, who joined Bech- ideally, Sansa Lar the Wat ic ged Sree nae, Sane cato noise had the desired ef- restive under governme! E. C,/ PRINCE, General Moneger State. and one of the poorest of Afri- tel after graduating in civil en- first, delivering a pre-emptive Rov d , Fr } words fect and the Indians went away. 15 YEARS AGO posed wage restrictions ve C! J. McCONECHY, Editor as oe yi nmieed gineering from the University strike for the sake of peace, , fates goggle ale 6 xisat me was Caged to begin mak- July 24, 1952 Pay trouble is bubblin br " is benefitting from the Bl- of British Columbia, is setting this being the only way to end g friends with them the next Col. R. S. McLaughlin has --some i an SUBSCRIPTION RATES Other Editors' Vie S cal battle between blacks and wp his headquarters in Dar es the pen Bait that threaten seaman, dul-a stowman, Alter day. When Cartier and his men presented the city of Oshawa nat bag 'ted i The Oshawa Times combining The Oshawa Times WwW : - discovering Prince Edward Is- : . ment operated enter wl (established 1871) ond the Whitby Gozette and whites because of its location Salaam. ' us. land he sailed along the south Went on shore, they found that with a new public library which while officials struggle a Chronicle (established 1863) is published doily Reason For Gratitude on the east coast of Africa just He was working in Lusaka A hawk is pertually unhappy sh P the (Guit a ae Indian women had cooked cost over $400,000. down the 1id apainst intl at Kuoders ind Sisiitary nelicays exeeatedhy : below the equator. when Bechtel, North America's pecause: he sever realises he pigs a end spl resi small pieces of meat for them. anata by the of ers Associaton, The Canadian Press Audit Bureau After a number of morbid ar- For countries such as Zambia largest engineering and con- has scored a victory until the and flowers the same as those JM¢y fad been left on small The comedy team of Authors ment's clain.ed failure se sie tile ite Congdion ress is exclusively ticles in the British press about it provides a door to overseas struction company in terms of enemies concede the victory, by in France. pieces of wood while the In- and Swinson will sail for En- the clamps as tightly or despatched in the paper credited to it or to The Canada, one or two London publi- markets. : : business--$860,000,000 in 1966-- whicn time, of course, they plot His custom was to anchor his ans watched from a distance. gland tomorrow to tour England as on wages. i) Associated Press. or Reuters, and also the, local soacaay ' Zambia, now linked with Dar assigned him to the project. to undo it. Colonels who hunger two 60-ton caravels and go to Cartier and his men tasted and the continent. 1 of the dispute Revs gublished therein. All Pants ef speciol det cations have begun to take akinder es Salaam by the 1,000-mile "There really will not be too for promotion stage a coup in shore in rowboats. One day the meat, found it good and patton teat as Nations! Advertising Gfficess Thomson Bulldin view of this country as it enters Great North Road, seeks to im- many tough physical problems Greece and Russian hawks see when he and his men were began to eat. It was a treat for 30 YEARS AGO F arries the odteid® possi M 425" University "Avenue, Torentc, Ontario; @40 jt d +. Wheth . prove transportation links. In to overcome," said the slim, heading for shore they suddenly them after days of fish and salt Jul 1937 SPARS Wink up the. ce Cathcart Street, Montreal, P.O its second century. Whether this is the offing is a new 1,000-mile six-foot engineer. red heading for them pork. When the Indians saw uly 14, a pirike lying Up tie Delivered by carriers in Oshawa, Whitby, Ajax, t h ee railway costi 000.000 and "The overriding i ' saw 50 canoes heading for them add P é Hon. Herbert A. Bruce, Lieu- ized railways at the h m Pickering, Bowmanville, Brooklin, Port Perry Prince & temporary phenomenon some ay costing $300,000,000 an ng impression I at amazing speed. They carried that their offering was being tenant Gov f the Prov- he holiday travel seas lo Albert, Maple Grove, 'Hampton, Frenchman's Bay, tyne of Be Kind to Canada week-- @lfeady beyond the planning got was that the country was Y IN fa horde of painted Indians who Well received, they threw salt to oe *. tficially the holiday travel seas £ Liverpool, Taunton, Tyrone, Dunbarton, Enniskillen, : if stage is an 800-mile, eight-inch featureless and dry. There are TODA were screechi and seemed water on their heads and they ph i ge el ale vk rn 'The stack of: problem: or ore ecies Pantyncol and Newcastle net aver 38 yet to be seen. But perhaps we oil products pipeline running wide areas without population eS hg Y open the Ontario Agricultural bor Minister Ray Gunte Menchester, Pontypool ond Newcastle not ove Pp P P pip' B por ready to attack danced and shouted. Si Fall in Oshaw ili ct S5c per week. By mail in Province ef Ontario should be grateful for small mer- {rom here to Zambia's copper and I was struck by the fantas- HISTORY Rtas d. He si . ; Society Fall Fair in Oshawa on has been piling up as th : putside carrier delivery area, $15.00 per year. : * ; "yg ; Cartier was prepared, He sig- he women were curious and Saturday, Sept. 11. t's price-wag ai Dther provinces, and Commonwealth Countries, ¢jeg, --Peterborough Examiner It, about 200 miles north of el ack of development in the nalled the caravels, and their were the first to approach the andl ag oH ae i le vhost auniees we . a $2700 8 om : usaka. oondocks. By THE CANADIAN PRESS guns were fired. The Indians white men. They gasped with Cecil F. Cannon, Past Master acini cen (eccentric ara a nna an July 24, 1967 were astonished. They saw astonishment as they ran their of Temple Lodge, AF and AM, ein Ri aice Sa ot puffs of smoke and then heard hands over their wonderful cos- No. 649, GRC has been elected DIPLOMATIC B ATTLE LOST UNTENABLE POSITIONS The yes ge eo . what seemed to be a roar of tumes. Soon it was possible to District Deputy Grand Master ount i Bhi bo sc oad one ay rg od on a clear- scorching- -_ Fasc trinkets for furs, of Ontario District at the Com- ; r . it., ot day. and all we . icati i ns ' years ago. thday--in. 1614. y re happy munication held in Ottawa. ) Although neither side could W k St ( ga ah ; Unprecedented Blunders Dog Soviet At UN tttiisss' si + UaaenuD fe Cha ork »tal be By MAX HARRELSON and some from diplomatic nec- did not want to risk a public to pull back to their June 4 po- ee deel Sire ante ene ae pl UNITED NATIONS (AP) essity which required the Soviet break. The Russians were being sitions. The Soviet position ap- their withdrawal to Fort peste e ee ay e d n de Bbc car ian peated aed ae Union to take losing positions. accused of letting the Arabs arently was based on intelli- cg ts fe SONY ee toe Western diplomats are not as - is y : ; Erie. Out of fewer than tween Port Perry and a siinrised: hy the Eoviat Uniee Most UN officials don't think down militarily, and they gence reports which failed to 3.000 men the defenders sut- THE FIRST JULY FIRST See uAneray Welt w faite 10. win the diplomatic Fedorenko initiated the idea of wanted to prove they would not show the extent of Egyptian fered 878 casualties with 84 IBGT~ PEOPLE GATHERED EARLY AT lb SITE of ae e will result in tl sl battle at the United Nations bed Pacer gh oon A agg nie Pn them in diplomacy as military losses. killed while the American BUILDINGS 10 CELEBRATE ination of the twists ar far ¢ nera ssembly, overriding eu. illed, ; 51 over the --_ East as by the the long -. held Soviet doctrine The Soviet Union appeared to ACCEPT CEASEFIRE loss was 853 with 171 killed in the road both nor mn string of blunders that caused that peacekegping matters get off on the wrong foot in Ap- Eventually the Russians and 1847 -- Morm On leader south of the village. A the Russians to. lose the skir- A Z ril. Authoritativ a id the Arabs accepted the cease- Brigham Young approved The new road, startin ' mishes as well as the war its should be handled by the Se sige gee i i i 1 he site of Salt Lake Cit, i self ; curity Council. some Soviet leaders told a visit- fire resolutions without any cal the site ys half a mile south of Né one ie Hane The decision on this seemed ing Egyptian parliamentary del- for troop withdrawals--but by 1922 -- League of Nations lage, will bypass the vi ee eee eee ee to be one for the highest level. egation that Israel was about to that time Israeli troops had granted Britain mandate of the east and re-enter tl the Kremlin got into so many his i attack Syria. This is said $ made further gains against Palestine. ent road about half a untenable positions and suffered This is true also on the personal sag as SO i i e ac many tebutts fe any elmilgr participation of Premier Alexel have led to Beyotian. Eres ano: Faye and bed iste' Worry First World War the north, Construction | ton oe N. Kosygin in the assembly ses- Gamal Abdel Nasser's sending _losse8_on Jordan and Syria as seis See le foesotn clude the Pog yell "a i : sion. massive forces to Israel's south- : } ji ? ss i ridge over the riv H This raises questions of That is one reason why the ern borders. This in turn ree The biggest single mistake at Mn be pg a Rota distance east of the : whether Soviet diplomats sud- failure of the Soviet Union to sulted in the Israeli mobiliza- made by the Russians, diplo- pa Garis troops tarced From point to point it w ) denly lost their touch, and, if so, get a clear-cut assembly de- tion and the war. mats suggest, was to call the their way across the Sereth a straight line rT Sreten lanes eh mead ter the withdrawel of Is- In May. when the Security Sis0m apparentiy, believed River; the Military Service The road work will e sion. They apparently believe ' a dangerous section of the most heavily t county roads in the, Many Oshawa _ reside the road travelling to a their summer cottages. Need An Oii Furn Nations. ; Part of the Soviet trouble re- When the war broke out June for condemnation and then suburbs: of Rostov; eleven CALL MOSCOW FAULTED sulted from the Kremlin's in- 5, most council members were agreed to a water-down resolu- Axis planes were shot down At least part of the trouble ability to take a position with- ready to vote an immediate tion on troop withdrawal, but over Malta; RAF bombed PERRY can be traced to top-level offi- out co-ordinating it with that of ceasefire appeal. Fedorenko in- they were unable to win the re- Japanese bases on the LATER, OTTAWA BECAME CAPITAL of nls NEW COUNTRY. 723-3443 cials in Moscow. Some of it re- sulted from faulty intelligence the Arabs. There was, in effect, an Arab veto since the Russians sisted that the appeal be linked with a demand for Israeli troops quired two-thirds majority even then. Chindwin River, Burma, for the second su ve day. DIS AL6O8 FEATURES © LONDON, ONTARD DAY OR NIGHT