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sovecee BS 80 THE OSHAWA TIMES, | sovene B M8 PC Leadership Contenders | Monday, August 26,1967 3 : .. _ |CUPE Critical | Speak In Ontario, Prairies Pd abet | By THE CANADIAN PRESS ling promised greater economic| Mrs, Sawka described herself, BRANTFORD (CP)--The 4 Contenders taco © aid to the Atlantic provinces if'as a movie producer, director City of Brantford has been tive leagerehin: ape peagalhs he became prime minister. and writer and president of accused of "unscrupulous bar- q yay reed Ma ue cam-| In Winnipeg, Premier Robert Palmer Production Enterprises|gaining in bad faith" in its j 4 i fol and too. Peal m €S, Stanfield of Nova Scotia tabbed|Ltd. jnegotiations with striking city ; nario anc two Prairie prov-\ Mr. Roblin as his major threat) Mr. Hees also was critical of|garbage collectors. ] INVENTORY SALE SAVINGS SHOP LATE FRIDAYS 'TIL 9 P.M. inces Saturday. for the Conservative leadership. the government allowing labor, E. P. Huggett, of Toronto, George Hees told a Saskatoon|But he added that all would-be disputes to reach "crisis Ontario president of the Cana- audience that one reason for|leaders were formidable opposi- stages.' It had treated "illegal dian Union of Pubic Employees | inflation was the large number tion. strikes legally, and provided 30 stated in a prepared release| of Liberal supporters in the' Meanwhile a 5l-year-old per-cent wage increases.." Sunday that the city "is guilty civil service. Toronto woman held a news |of gross deceit." Despite "an astronomical conference to announce herself DIEF's PLAN CITED __ | He charged city negotiators increase" in the public service,as the 10th candidate for the Mr. Roblin said communica- in the strike, which began Aug. | Canadians were getting worst|leadership convention to be tions were vital to developing/14, "were prepared to enter an| service than ever before from|held in Toronto Sept. 5-9. the Canadian north as a new agreement for a wage rate for | it, the former trade minister) Mary Walker Sawka said she frontier and cited Mr. Diefenba-| garbage collectors and at the| declared. |has filed an intention to run for K@r's road-to-resources pro-/same time were planning to do In Sudbury, Premier Duff|the post with convention head-8'am as an essential part of away with their jobs." | pom of Manitoba defended quarters, But a spokesman apple vee we eer at th Mr. Huggett said it is see ormer prime minister Diefen-|there said Mrs. Sawka had not. "Unless we can get a e ; at : * baker's northern vision as "alyet Rapa ue cacy -y her resources of the north, they can- CUPE's opinion the city could real and substantial thing" and|intention in writing, She had Not be used for the good of all," be in breach of the labor laws in Saint John, N.B., former|spoken to convention officials|Mr. Roblin said. -- of Ontario and they '"'certainly| finance minister Donald Flem-|by telephone. Mr. Fleming said it was an intend to have it checked out." cern Tanks Installed Radio Dispatched g Service, AADE US. 723-1191 : in RIUM NCE MAN unhappy fact that the per capi- lta income of the Atlantic prov-| Massive Relief Operation ':,ie"'"tw", Husband Charged federal responsibility. "go8 "Ae Prime minister, he would) IM Wife's Death & s 4 } increase grants to the area) A PICTON, Ont. (CP)--James Prevents India Starvation iii "sion Bed ic7X, on (CP =dame "-- poe BeBe been. has been charged with man- By JOE McGOWAN Jr. --_|000,000 children, nursing moth-\pornnop pe doe not fone) on' | slaughter in connection with the NEW DELHI (AP)--One of d t women in thel erence he does not favor revi-) Geath of his wife Gladys, 40 Rein atal gd ses AP)--One of ers and pregnant women in the! ion of existing welfare meas- volta dk aed history's most massive relief eastern Indian state of Bihar. ures such as the old age pen-| Mrs. Herbert died Aug. 20 at Telia tan rue' bees in Bios! ae euiee bern 2Olsion and family allowances. But|the Herbert cottage near Pic- S year, preventing effective that children in Bihar : d i : large-scale starvation. actually look better than chil-|cpdatine, ee ae s may nee ton, 20 miles southeast of Belle The program was nevessitat-\dren in slum areas of many > ________| ville. An autopsy showed she jdied as the result of a blow to ed by a two-year drought! Indian cities. Electrohome "Caravan" Made to Sell for 339.95 affecting 60,000,000 persons in| {pn addition to the free feeding | the head. eastern India. kitchens, the Indian and foreign ALG Uar | Herbert was arrested in Caravan S 150 from the Medallion Series -- perhaps the most remarkable series in the entire "This was certainly the most] age "ies set f ~ : Ey! ; ; 5 $ ae multifacted relief effort in Tote tasmes ia a man wad Electrohome collection. Distinctive Deilcraft cabinetry reflects superb simplicity. The na- rebggPomts a § ee ee women were put to work in Beat Crew | County Jail in Picton. He is to tural walnut cabinet provides storage for approximately 25 records. Fully transistorized co-ordinating committe» puilding water reservoirs and ToNDON (Reuters) --¢ cnubtntoindl chassis. Garrard 1000 changer. 40-25000 HZ frequency response. established last November by/other earthworks to ease futureic hine Red Guards h : U.S. Ambassador Chester/droughts. Geadiea ih TUAIOE UBYE Bowles. "It is ite © : beaten up crew members of a thet Pine a final vin sed With money earned at these Greek freighter anchored in PATHFINDER portions has been averted? projects the people could buy Shanghai, Moscow radio report- , ae food at government ration ed today. Foreign governments and ; shin! ; relief agencies sent. men, vehi: shops. It said the ship's captain had Air Surveys Ltd. cles, well-drilling rigs, and| Berg says there may be criti-|torn up his contract with the foodstuffs, all of which supple-/Cal moments in the. months|Chinese and sailed to the Soviet mented the American Food-for-|ahead until the Kharif (sum-|Asian port of Nachodka where peace program that has|mer) crops is harvested in he asked for medical aid for i December. himself and several of his crew. Shipped millions of tons of Abolt 4000 Red: Geetds grain. 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Moslems and police. |Hindus celebrate the birthday Calm Prevails Three days of violent protests|of Lord Krishna, one of their | against the alleged abduction/ main deities. LONDON, Ont. (CP)--There| and forced marriage of a Hindu! While the army imposed the | were no pickets or outbreaks at) girl to a Moslem youth have curfew, police sealed off the oldjthe strikebound Emco Ltd. |§ Board. resulted in more than 50 police|part of the city where several| plant over the weekend. -- and 250 demonstrators being|fires were reported to be rag-| sueiey _ Lbageie "ny bl injured. ling. expected calm to prevail today | ee ---------|DEMAND GAS FOR FIRES _| when Emco resumes operations | NOW ON SA LE had ram-|after the weekend holiday. But . 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