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2 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Fridey, August 25, 1967 A GLANCE AROUND THE GLOBE 400,000 Children To Visit Expo In School Program MONTREAL (CP)--Expo 67 expects that 400,000 children! will visit the exhibition when its | school program resumes Sept. 10. Hosts of children visit the world's fair each day with their) parents. but under the school | program special arrangements | prevail Peter Koh!, deputy director of Expo operations, mentioned the | school program Thursday when) he reported at a press confer-| Quadruplets ST. LOUIS (AP)--A 34-year- old mother of six children gave) : 'birth early today to quadruplet |boys in DePaul Hospital. | Dr. Nicholas C. Correnti, the : attending physician, said the |mother, Mrs. Richard Fahrenk- |rog, and her sons are in good condition. | The first boy, born at 1:03 a.m., weighed five pounds, two lounces: the second four pounds, jseven ounces; the third four pounds, three ounces, and the fourth, five pounds, one ounce. | The Fahrenkrogs' other chil- |dren--three boys and three girls--range from one to nine e lyear of age. The father is an F. electrical engineer. ence on per-capita spending on Expo, which ends Oct. 29. He said that from the April 27 opening of Expo to June 15.) approximately 750,000 sc hool, children came to the big show) under the school program and) another 400,000 are expected after school reopens "This highly-desirable pro- 'i - gram increases daily attend- Parliamentarian ance figures without concomi- pee Ss | ; npg ial HONG KONG (Reuters)-- Sg * 6 pam spending," sald Yang Ming-hsuan, vice-chair- " daly? . nj man of the Chinese Parlia- Weteetays etenmacs. 9c) ment's standing committee dentally, established a weekday | record of 416,305, compared with the top weekend figure of 569,500 reached Sunday April died in Peking Tuesday at the ' a ee age of 77, the New China news MICHAEL HUGHES ptt said Thursday. Four Drivers Wounded 30, just after Expo's grand ae Shooting Spree _Swindling Ring Wild Struggle ROME (AP )--Police Candy Michael Hughes, 23, of announced Thursday they had BOSTON (AP)--As_ several/Keego Harbor, Mich., has been/arrested a nine-man_ Italian hundred shoppers looked 9" icharged in Miami with four cang that swindled $1,600,000 Thursday, an off-duty Aven courts of assault to commit/fr9m several European and officer pulled a vel 7 murder. Hughes is accused of! American banks. Police said engaged in a wild gery aA wourding four truck drivers iM the gang used forged 'etters of a 28-year-old man Lene ea different parts of metropolitan credit to get cash from banks broke several downtown Boston) yyiaiai yesterday. Two of the in ltaly, Switzerland, Belgium, store windows. victims are in serious condi- Denmark, West Germany and Somerville Policeman Sgteliion, the United states, J James Tatosky said he saw John Hall of Boston's reg : . section with a pair of soda bot- . tles. Police said there were sev-| Invasion By Mice Movie Record eral broken windows nearby. BELGRADE (AP)--The inva) NEW YORK (AP)--Up the Tatosky ordered the man to/<ig, of mice which plagues|Down Staircase has grossed halt and a struggle broke out|,a;ts of central Yugoslavia now/ more in a single week at a sin- during which Tatosky pulled his|,,qangers nearly 50,000 acres|gle theatre than any other gun. There were no shots fired./4r jand around this Serbian) motion picture, Warner Bros.- During the melee, Boston|iown, a health inspector said/Seven Arts said Thursday. In police went to Tatosky's assist-\ursday. He said the hospiial/ its first week the Radio City ance and subdued Hall. Halll;, the town of Plevija regis-/Music Hall, the film grossed was held on suspicion, of break- |tored the first case of a disease| $248,651. The picture stars ing and entering in the day-\ marked by fever and hemor-Sandy Dennis. The previous time rhage and which he said mice record, also at Radio City was |spread among humans. $243,535, set the last week of Cyprus Flareup December, 1964, by Father Goose. The picture starred NICOSIA (AP) -- Greek and) - cy ie Turkish-Cypriots early today Leftists Arrested cary Grant. exchanged thousands of shots inj JAKARTA (AP)--The Indone- a new flareup at Limassol,!sian army has arrested 116 Contract Let southern port of Cyprus. __\Communists and supporters of Greek-Cypriot sources saidiqeposed President Sukarno in) OTTAWA (CP)--Rolf Strange the shooting started soon after/west Java, the official news of Kinmount, Ont., has been two police Land-Rovers passing|agency Antara reported Thurs- awarded a $35,700 contract for through the town's Turkish gay, |construction of .a one-storey area were fired on by Turks. post office at Apsley, Ont., 35 The police returned the fire and | miles north of Peterborough, intermittent-| the federal works department ly for about two hours. Warehouse Fire announced Thursday. After a brief pause, heavy tir VASBON (AP)--A fire raced) Booklet Sent Out ing was resumed, in which|through a section uf Lisbon's mortars and grenades were|dock area Thursday, destroying TORONTO (CP)--A_ booklet --jcontaining Premier John used, the sources added. a warehouse and goods valued No casualties were reported. lat $20,000,000. : : . Robarts' -- for a Confedera tion of Tomorrow conference irborne Command Post Next Request From NORAD and the reaction of Ontario's opposition party leaders to it is being distributed across Can- ada Quake Tests By DAVE McINTOSH IN ORAD's new underground eee ed headquarters inside Cheyenne MOSCOW (AP)--The Soviet OTTAWA (CP)--After spend-imountain near. Colorado Union announced Thurs day Ing $146,000,000 for a neWisprings, Colo plans to drop bombs in_ the Pacific Ocean daily Sept. 2 to underground headquarters,! RCAF Air Defence Command 10 so scientists can study earth North American Air Defence/has $800,000,000 worth of equip- Command wants an airborne|ment tied up in NORAD and/ {Wake effects Le yg vee pee inn ., thelcommand costs this year are .§. Strategic Air Command. estimated at $130,500,000, an An airborne command postjincrease of more than $10 War Opposed would comprise a number of| 000,000 from last year big jet transport planes fitted} Gen. Raymond J. Reeves of out with radar, computers and|the U.S. Air Force, commander RAKLION, Crete (AP)-- Leaders of the World Council of Churches called on the United communications equipment tojof NORAD, says an airborne!siaies Thursday to halt aggra- detect enemy aircraft, trackjheadquarters will be "another vation of the Vietnam war and them and direct interceptors|very significant step 'in the!cammit itself to troop with and missiles against them effort to guarantee a function- qrawal NORAD officers say the|ing warning and control system Boeing and Douglas companies| in an era of nuclear warfare in the U.S. will compete for ajand the intercontinental ballis contract for the planes. !tic missile."' Defence department officials; He adds: Red Navy Bigger BONN (Reuters) -- Warsaw pact naval strength in the Bal- "There is no doubt here said that though NORAD |that the system will provide is a joint Canada--U.S. com- better command and control of| tic Sea is more than eight times mand there is no Canadian |the unified forces assigned to that of NATO. The West Ger- involvement in the plan--yet. NORAD for the air defence of There might be once it comes both Canada and the U.S." to paying for 'the system, The system is designed as a/807 warships in the area known as airborne warning and| ack - up in case the under- against 97 NATO vessels, sup- control ground headquarters were plied by Denmark and West knocked out in a nuclear Germany CANADA GAVE NOTHING assault. NORAD's northern ' However, Canada contributed) region headquarters at North nothing to construction of! Bay, Ont., is also underground HERE and THERE Kaiser Dies | | | | a | | } al | HENRY J. KAISER . + 85, In Honolulu Giant Builder ,|--Canada's newest penitentiary, DRUMHELLER, Alta. (CP) a pastel-painted prison which offers prisoners a life that simulates the outside as much as possible, is to be opened offi- cially today. Twenty-five convicts, includ-| ing three serving life terms, are already in the $9,000,000 medium-security institution and there will be 450 after it approaches full operation late next year. Most of offenders, and a sprinkling of "reformable adults."' The warden is Winnipeg-born them will be young | |Pierre Jutras, 54, a veteran of 31 years of federal penitentiary service, who says the new prison will try to provide a "relaxed atmosphere" to help rehabilitation. "What we will try to teach the men is to build up their self-confidence and self reli- ance," he said. 'There will be las few regulations as possible|Canadian Press Staff Writer to give them a chance to make}! some decisions of their own." HONOLULU (AP) -- Henry) J. Kaiser, giant builder of} dams. ships, automobiles and) hor here. The 85-year-old his office said. Kaiser enjoyed good health and an agile mind up to the timie of his death. In recent years, his driving pace had slowed somewhat, but he continued to keep watch over his multi-million dollar industrial empire, now headed by his son Edgar. Indians Replay Little Big Horm WASHINGTON (AP)--Ameri- can Indians, who have never apologized for what happened to U.S. Gen. George Custer 91 years ago, are setting up an ambush for television's reincar- nation of the man who met dis- aster at the Little Big Horn. The National Congress of American Indians has protested plans of the American Broad- casting Co. to produce a TV series about the deeds of Cus- ter, whose career ended in death at the hands of the Soux. ABC plans to launch the series next month, A spokesman said the nation- al congress represents 76 major American Indian tribes and Alaska native villages. Its lawyers have written ABC seeking to invoke the Federal Communications Commission's fairness doctrine in behalf of the Indians and asking ABC to |sive them an opportunity to present the Indians' side of the | story. Only Brief Role Seen For Camp TORONTO (CP) -- Dalton Camp, the man who started it all, will have only a brief public role in the Progressive Conser- vative party's leadership con- vention Sept. 5-9 Convention sources said Thursday Mr. Camp, the par- |ty's national president, will be jintroduced to the delegates along with the presidents of the women's association, the Young Progressive Conservative and the PC Student Federation His public participation ends there in current conyention | planning. Mr. Camp successfully cam- _|jected to But he says his staff has no magic pill, and for a start "the prisoners are rejects and fail- ures in every step of life, sent hospitals, died Thursday at his here by judges in despair, so} we have 2% strikes against us industrialist) already." died of circulatory problems, | NOT CLOSELY CONFINED First sign of the atmosphere at the campus-style prison, 65 miles northeast of Calgary, is {that there are no 24-foot stone walls, no guard towers, no .303- \calibre rifles--only a simple wire fence. This new freedom moved one| Work out some means of draw-|scheme will emerge from the sub-|ing on one another's currencies | next meeting. prisoner--who had been the fortress-prison security of Prince Albert peni- tentiary, to complain: 'People |are peeking at us from the out- side." There are four cell units among the 20 buildings on the |64-acre site. Each _pastel-col- ored single cell measures 10 feet by 744. Windows, without bars, look out over the country- side. | The penitentiary will offer academic education to Grade 12 and a shop area is under con- struction where vocational training is to start next year. There will be four teachers on staff. Selection centres will be established in Alberta and Sas- katchewan to screen penitenti- ary prisoners and Drumheller 1] Immigrants Die In Building TORONTO (CP )--Eleven immigrants from the same Ital- ian city of Sora have been killed in construction, accidents. in Ontario in the last three years. Leonardo Cianfarani, a Toronto travel agent, says the blame rests with Ontario's out- dated safety regulations and lack of training for newcomers who cannot get jobs in their own trades. "All the town of Sora is upset about the high number of deaths," Cianfarani said Thurs- day. The latest Sora victim was Antonio Vosco, a_ typographer by trade, who was crushed by a steam roller on a construction site near Windsor a week ago. Cianfarani said about 6,000 former residents of the Italian city, 70 miles from Rome, now area. GAVE UP POLYANDRY Islam discontinued polyandry in the seventh century. paigned last year to have the jparty's annual meeting call a | leadership convention. Since jthen, he has not been active |publicly on the leadership ques | tion although he is a member of jthe convention planning com- mittee. : BUY DIRECT TONE-CRAFT KING PARK PLAZA ALUMINUM OSHAWA FREE PARKING ave DANCERS AT EXPO fair condition Thursday with Oshawa's Tatra-Slovak Dan- serious internal injuries but his cers will be performing at Expo|condition today is described as 67 Place De Nations on Sun-'satisfactory day. Dancers are sponsored by the Canadian Slovak League. HORSESHOE PITCHING A centennial horseshoe pitch- REMAINS "FAIR" ing contest, to be held'near the| Gerald Rose remains in end of September, is being or- 'fair' condition today in Bow- ganized for residents of Bow-| manviJle Memorial Hospital.|Manville. Shoes will be pro-| Rose, of 591 Sherbourne St., To-| Vided by the committee and] ronto, suffered chest injuries in| Winners will be decided on aj a two-truck collision on the {Wo = out - of ~ three match] Macdonald - Cartier Freeway) basis. The site and date of the) near the Courtice Road inter-|tournament will be announced change Wednesday night. later. DX -- DX -- DX -- Dx, ough General Hospital after be- ¢ BE WISE: ing struck by a pick-up truck! ECONOMIZE! Wednesday on the fifth conces- ¢ sion road at Whitevale. The SAVE $$ Whitevale boy was reported in Aluminum Awnings Combination Storm /Screen Windows-Doors Prime Windows C.M.H.A. Accepted - Sliding Glass Patio Doors Shelters for --Bus Stops --Parking Lots ----Gas Pump Islands $|] ¢ H Aluminum Siding RECOVERING Seven-year-old Steven North- over is recovering in Scarbor-| 20° to furnishings . . beeuty' ond all-weather protection, ENQUIRE NOW ! 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They have to pass a two-month WEATHER FORECAST Sunny, Cloudy Intervals a nd rn Little Warmer Saturday Prisoners will be able to kiss|) TORONTO (CP)--Officialjness with a few scattered show- and hold hands with visitors in|forecasts issued at 5:30 a.m.jers or thundershowers tonight an informal lounge, but, says| EDT: and Saturday. Cooler Saturday. Mr. Jutras, "We're not in Mexi-| Synopsis: A southerly flow of|Soutiwest winds 15 to 20 today co yet." Mexico allows prison-|somewhat moister air from the!northerly winds Saturday. ers wives to spend weekends in|Ohiv River Valley caused some, Ottawa and region: Mainly cloudiness in southern Ontariojsunay and warm today. Satur- Ont., and Cowansville, Que.-- goes beyond weaponless secu- | has been reached to give rea- sonable assurance that Satur-) |day's meeting of the ministers | jin London will lead to a firm scheme. For years the main industrial} jcountries have been trying to} jin time of need to augment the! \world's increasingly inadequate money supply and, in the case of individual countries tempo- rarily embarrassed, tide them over balance-of-payment diffi- culties. |PLAYING ROLE Canada has been full role in this move to enhance international "liquidi- ty." The other nations con- cerned are the United States, Britain, Sweden, Japan and the} European Common Market} countries except Luxembourg. | Their finance chiefs last met in} London July 17-18. That meeting came up with a general outline of a plan. It would not consist of a new cur- rency--such as Canada wanted --but would consist of drawing rights against a new pool creat- ed by contributions from the group's reserves, all supervised by the International Monetary Fund but separate from the IMF's own pool. Some major. loose ends playing a |the-hole until needed, and its course, take psychological tests|the cells . and of one batch of 125 appli-| At the 600-prisoner, all-pur-duriny the night but this isjday mainly cloudy with scat- cants, only 18 were accepted. pose Prince Albert penitentiary, |expected to dissapear today. On tere? showers and continuing Freedom at the new peniten-|the regimentation includes par-|Saturday, a few showers could|warm. Winds light todya and tiary, one of four being built}ading men to the showers. At|develop above the upper lakes| southerly 15 on Saturday. across Canada--others are|Drumheller they can go alone|as cooler air begins to move |Springhill, N.S., War worth,!--and every night, if they wish.|south and east from the North-| Forecast Temperatures eres ee Tarr ees | Low Tonight, High Saturday 8 é Lake St, Clair, Lake Erie,|Windsor ....++++.+..58 85 Plan For In C | ied Huron, Niagara, Lake|St. Thomas .. 80 creasing re Ontario, southern Georgian|London ........ . 80 Bay, Haliburton regions, Kil-|Kitchener ...... 80 s a he ol London, hago abl Forest a0 to, Hamilton: Sunny but wit ingham .... A 80 Internationally, Developed cloudy intervals today and Sat-|Hatnilton 80 urday. A little warmer. Light ~ Catharines. 80 "i y ; : southerly winds today south-|Toronto .......+ 80 By JOHN LeBLANC eavabat + oe a west winds 10 to 20 Saturday. | Peterborough 85 and the question of the MF vot-| Northern Georgian Bay, Algo-|;77ttr0" -+°-- In some of the major capitals|ing majority required to acti-)m@ Southern White River,| Trenton .. 80 of world trade in recent weeks,|yaie the plan. The odds and|!imagami regions, Sudbury, | Killatce ..++- 85 horse-trading had been going on|ends were turned over te a {Sault Ste. Marie, North Bay:|Muskoka 85 to put together an acceptable] committee of deputies Mostly sunny today. Variable|North Bay . 80 plan for increasing internation-| ¢i..e then. it i : cloudiness with a few showers|Sudbury 80 jal credit. Weoriies ¢ is reported, the/or thundershowers _Saturday.| Eariten 75 Now, word trickling out rd eee te ies have managed to) war: Southwest winds 10 {o|Sauli Ste. Mar 80 some of the finance ministries evta races ts takced ; one : 4 jof the group of 10 suggests ali. ant to draft on P Northern White River, Coch-|yy ce * | ici some fur- ' IM SONee .... |sufficient degree of agreement ther ideas of its own at Satur.|rfane, Western James Beymer. 58 regions: Mostly sunny and very) warm today. Variable cloudi-| Britain, Russia | Set Up Hot Line LONDON _(Reuters)--Russia and Britain today signed an! agreement to set up a "'hot| line" teleprinter link between! the Kremlin and Prime Minis- ter Wilson's London office. The foreign office announced that the agreement was signed by Deputy Foreign Minister) George Thomson and Russian) day's session. EXPRESS CONFIDENCE Final agreement is not taken for granted, but informants in London, at last, are quietly con- fident the working outline of a iF YOU ARE THINKING ABOUT LIFE INSURANCE That will not be the end of the road. The next step will be to take it to the International Monetary Fund for the approv- al of its Rio de Janeiro confer- ence next month. But since the IMF has been sitting in on the ministerial meetings and watching developments closély, adoption at the London meeting should mean passage over the tian hurdle. Ambassador Mikhail| Smirnovsky. In any case no one looks for} 'The 'hot line" will enable the plan to do anything big and|w; i fhe ; sudden for world trade. It will Fhe eg ak Sates Warae cal operate on a contingency basis, |; ' meaning it would be an ace-in- infernalicnal developments Why Not Call TOM FARQUHARSON SUN LIFE Assurance Company eventual effectiveness w i | 1 depend on how much would be! made available in 'drawing | rights." | Estimates of this figure range | from $5,000,000,000 to half that LOOKING FOR A COMMFORTABLE QUIET RENDEZVOUS DOWTOWN? THEN GO TO THE amount. 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