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(CP Wirephoto) city's Yorkville Avenue to car traffic. back their demands that the street through the coffee house district be closed to Stanfield Tells Quebe Of 'Quebec Dynamism By THE CANADIAN PRESS | In Sherbrooke Sunday , Pre- Premier Robert Stanfield of|mir Stanfield ha,ving a bit of|thought of his Quebec tour Nova Scotia had Quebec prov-|trouble with his French, told alwhich began Friday in ince to himself Sunday in his/reception the time for symbolic|Chicoutimi and Quebec City, quest for the leadership of the | gestures such as establishing a|Mr. Stanfield said: "I think Conservative party. Canadian maple leaf flag is | Confederation is a lot stronger Asked by a reporter what he He spent it touring the East-| over. |than people thought." It sur- ern Townships while the other| "It is necessary for us to|vived "my French for three Canadian premier after John|make room for the dynamism} days." Diefenbaker's job--Duff Roblin|of the French-Canadian. This| He told convention. delegates of Manitoba--relaxed at home|would not be a. concession tojit is not only important for a following a spirited speech at}Quebec but should be consid-|party leader to-understand Que- Chicoutimi Saturday. ered an enrichment to our com-| bec. "He must also be able to Only one other of the nine} munal life." translate its sentiments to the candidates for the leadership-- | rest of the country." to be decided at a Toronto con- In Chicoutimi. ,with his Mont- vention Sept. 5-9--was active on} Mr. Stanfield's tour of the/real-born wife at his side, Pre- the campaign front during the|townships followed visits to| mier Roblin spoke in French weekend. Toronto lawyer Don-|Trois-Rivieres, Riviere du Loup) with fiery flashes of oratory. A ald Fleming, finance minister|and the Laurentian area Satur-|Manitoba reporter present said in the Diefenbaker cabinet, held| day. He will spend today in the} the premier does not usually a press conference Saturday in|Montreal area before moving display such flare in English. Victoria. on to Toronto Tuesday. Grumbling Over Finances Opening Theme Of Confab PORT ARTHUR (CP)--The| He said municipalities want annual Ontario Municipal Asso-jimmediate tax reforms and M ew ' jati ij i j anitoba premier in his quest ciation convention was to open|changes in their local functions. | 7 the fetlaral: patty lender. today against a background of r grumbling among some of the gee vie gga tiowrte "e Roblin called surprisin 900 delegates about the prov-| The provincial government) Mr .Roblir Taositi P f 8 ince's handling of municipal | Should assume the full costs of|the constitutional position of the ance ss id leduction, the administration of|federal Liberals who hold a financing. justice, health and welfare| majority of the Quebec seats in Scarborough Mayor Albert) cvices and the construction of|the Commons where the federal Campbell, OMA president, said) aig, highways. Conservatives have just seven in an interview Sunday munici- «nese things should not be Quebec members. palities have heard enough the responsibility of real estate| "It is the attitude of an reports and been given enough tayes ostrich, a return to the policies VISITS MONTREAL TODAY als as ostriches and called for a ticular status for Quebec . |CROWD CHEERS SPEECH a | : \dian_ audience, second week of his campaign. financial surveys by Queen's " Cohourg Mayor John Heenan,,of Mackenzie King that time Park chairman of the OMA resolu- will cure all... ." : "There will be more changes tions committee, said the prov-| He said that in his. view in municipal government in thelince calls the tune for munici-|French-Canadians in Confedera- next two or three years than! palities and should be the one tion are "'equal partners in all there have been in centuries,"|to pay the piper. sectors of our life, social, politi- Mayor Campbell said. "There has never been such a cal and economic." Pit Pere nope oe ~|feeling of desperation as we; In Victoria Saturday, Mr. have in this year's convention Fleming told a press 'confer- . . Machine-Gun Rai lresolutions."" c ence that Social Credit should Among the 142 resolutions to/pull out of federal politics. Such On U.S. Embassy convention are calls for prov-/preserve Canada's political IDO? ters) -- Three ince-wide housing and planning) thought. Peas geeiseipth asses gh machine-|Studies. tax exemptions for the! It would be better for Social un raid on the United States |aged: a new wage scale for|Credit to leave the. federal Fembassy in the heart of Lon-|teachers; increased govern-|scene than if the party formed don's 'fashionable Mayfair dis-|/ment subsidies in severalja coalition with the Conserva- trict late Sunday night. areas, and a tougher highway tives which he described as No one was injured. safety code. "not practical or likely." 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Johnson, wife of the United States president, said Sunday after a visiting seven pavilions at the world's fair that she would like to return, provided she can find the time to do so, Mrs. Johnson, who arrived in Montreal Saturday night for a two-day private visit to Expo 67, said many persons go home from Expo wanting to come back again, Asked whether she plans to make another visit, she said "I'd like to very much" but 'I don't know," It was difficult to find two free days together to make such a journey. Mrs. Johnson began her Expo tour by visiting the United States pavilion at 8:30 a.m.--an hour before the regular 9:30 a.m. oOpening--and said _ she found the display exciting, expecially the space exhibits. | She then visited the British, |Mexican, Quebec and Atlantic | provinces pavilions before mak- jing a tour of the Canadian | pavilion where she was guest of honor at a luncheon given by |Robert Shaw, Expo's deputy |commissioner-gneeral. After lunch she made a lei- surely tour of the theme pavil- 'ion Man the Explorer and head- ed for a rest at her downtown apartment before attending a brief reception at city hall. WELCOMED BY DRAPEAU She was welcomed to city hall by Mayor Jean Drapeau and signed the visitors' book. She then returned to the Expo site for dinner at the Belgian pavilion. U.S. FIRST LADY ON MOON Mrs. Johnson arrived at M J on A 1.S. Pavilion | 1 |Montreal International AES +++ Mrs. Johns t U.S. Pavilio |aboard a commercial airline} jand her department will be was taken on her tour. | Shrouded insecrecy as was her) Another important arrival. visitor to Canada will be at the A large corps of U.S, secret Expo site today when Governor/sachusetts Day at Expo service agents accompanied|John A, Volpe of Massachusetts|because of the governor's visit. Mrs. Johnson to Montreal and| ~~ ay Ce |they were assisted by the} is wife, the former Margar- iRcMP as the president's wile) Tijuana Trial General Dies Delayed Again Su" At Valley Forge TIJUANA, Mexico (AP)--Af- Ont., for several years. | VALLEY FORGE, Pa. (AP) ter nearly. seven months ini. |B. --Gen. Walter Krueger, one of jheads American | state to the world's fair. ja new trial date Monday or Tuesday. H rison, Stephenino d'Ninio of SUMMER Toronto will have to wait still BACHELORS longer before he is tried for the murder of his bride. | You can still enjoy good food with thet home cooked flovor D'Ninio, 25, was to have stood hile the family Is it thi trial Friday for the murder of pele hag lsd Margaret Currie d'Ninio, 48, GO TO THE last January. | LANCASTER HOTEL Parking Rear Or Hore? , military tactics and com- Sunday. He was 86. Krueger had been @ patient; 4 walf hour after the trial/ . hospital here since Sept. 14,'was to have begun Friday, the | 1965. Krueger was given his World| state judicial police and the two' - War assignment at the special/arresting officers would not be request of General of the Army|in court. They were busy on Douglas MacArthur. His 6thlanother case. -- | Army led MacArthur's spear- head all the way from oe ile od ee ordemd/ Southwest Pacific to the Philip-|'""B Tentaros is expected to set |pines. | pet i | Krueger was born Jan. 26, | 1881, in Flatow, Germany, ihe | PS of a Prussian colonel.. His 25 PRINCE ST. | widowed mother brought him to the U.S. at the age of eight. He quiet high school in Cincinnati |when he was 17 to enlist. Corner Prince BOOZE LIMIT ENDS CASTLE DONINGTON, Eng- land (CP)--When a clergyman |sold his Leicestershire home in 1917, he stipulated that alcohol j|could not be drunk in the house) for 50 years. The time limit has/ lexpired--and the house is to be jturned into a pub. FIREFIGHTERS REQUIRED CITY OF OSHAWA Minimum quolifications: Age 21 to 28, height 510", weight 150 tbs. 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EASTVIEW PHARMACY 573 King Street East PHONE 725-3594 Fast -- Free -- Motorized Delivery , - Costs $17 Million | Continually, says Car dinal | OTTAWA (CP)--A $17,981,000 ontract for construction of the By FRED HAMILTON lbetween "'that which. cannot revenue department's three- TORONTO (CP)--The Roman|chanze and that which must be |Duilding taxation headquarters Catholic Church has changed in|renewed," the congress and its {and nog ee _has been many ways at many times | speakers need freedom, widely lo ne ghey ecole had because "'custom and the debili-jused, he said. The bishops, in| ,2"203 "0. the federal works ty of age" are foreign to it,/approving the congress, recog- department announced Satur- Paul-Emile Cardinal Leger ofjnized that theologians have : Montreal Sunday told an inter-|freedom of inquiry and thought) To be completed in 30 national congress on theology. |and freedom to express their Months, the buildings are "Impatient people do not|minds humbly and courageous- expected to house 3,700 employ- understand the alowness which !y. ees by the mid-1970s seems to be impeding all the; Cardinal Leger said that in The complex, consisting of a efforts of renewal, while the the ecumenical movement, five-storey tax building, an pusilanimous have the idea that each church must remain true eight-storey data centre and @ the least change in detail to itself. inekiieey calbiona Wi ta undermines discipline and is | "The churches which renew) j ' y , even a danger to the faith," he themselves in order to be more located in south Ottawa near said true to themselves in faithfully|the Present works department, "Tc be truly Christian the following Christ will certainly) post office department and CBC church must continually renew;one day he united," he said, | headquarters. itself, while guarding against|"For their renewals arise from'~ -- destroying what cannot be|the same source, and their changed,"' the cardinal told 2,-/ faithfulness converges." 000 delegates to the Congress! 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