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t 4 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesdoy, Avaust 30, 1967 OPP Feel Triple Slaying 'Double Murder Suicide CAPREOL, Ont. (CP)--Proy-,;lumber mill where the shooting LACKS YOUNG PEOPLE Quebec Mother Charges Conference Unrealistic ae Mme. Chartrand told a repor- ...¢ a double murder suicide them pay their property taxes. The loan becomes a lien against their homes. Each municipality in the under Ross' body. All The mili is about five iid bie 0 police, but found the scene silent andj; inal] io department of maetpal will make an interest-free loan which a man and the parents of ies were found Tuesday but it) spoke to Maher. |by Mr. Ross' brother Fernand|homeowners to help them pay| iF wed ae a second shot and Mayer) 7 ® . bodies were within five feet of|also fell. each other and had been shot in| M ve j nly 25 Appl t M de the head at close range. lene Pye jumped into the Ca 10ns a north of here. Superi Thite sz | | Superintendent White said he Kenneth Pye, a truck driver|and several men drove to the or ax oans 0 er incial police say they are work-loccurred, were discovered Mon- told police he and Mather were) ja. he ' ane the theory that a triple} day night loading a truck Monday night ANE HEH DOWER affairs said Tuesday it 3 The four Ross children, all/re ceived only 25 individual] '° homeowners over 65 to help oung children were shot was later learned the shooting , {was reported to police Monday SAW WOMAN FALL |Ross at his home in Hamner, their property taxes. | 10 miles north of Sud-| The loans, up to $150, are and drove to Capreo) to | at the Gauthier Lumber Mill/ Mill "prepared to do_ battle'! ' ; i i TORONTO (CP)--The Ontar-|Under the act, the government i ght. slaving here. Monday night in| Earlier reports said the bod-\when Mrs. Ross came and icati junder five, are being cared for|applications for loans to elderly | Mrs. Ross and Maher walked| about By DAVE BAZAY shop discussion on credit prob-| QUEBEC (CP)--A mother of ak et couples married less ter: se The bodies of Roland Ross, |night. | yeven broke into tranqi s than 10 years "Young people should even 97 of Ha Ont., his wife) Superintendent Sam While of) away to; er, Mr. Pye said, He! bury : rovince m of the interr r Dr About 600 delegates from have been paid to come here tO) Cjaudette 'nd Alec Maher.|the OPP said Tuesday that ajheard a shot and. saw Mrs.| Capri ae : made available through Bill |? t pass a bylaw to f the far Tuesday with more than 30 countries spent give their point of view a esata FT ee cal ene Sha ain ame foun Paige sess? aw Mrs.| Capreol- is about 30 miles) 105, which was passed by the/enable elderly homeowners to of the fam uesda} an } I giv poi : e ee of the isolated!,303-c a1 ib re rifle was found|Ross fall to the ground. There'north of Sudbury, Ontario legislature this spring. |qualify for the loan the day studying ways govern- ments can help these new fami- "Where are the young cope with financial prob- ple?' asked Mme, Simonne | lems. Today housing will be Chartrand, a Quebecer who is a/discussed, member of the Canadian organ- The conference is part of a izational committee of the four-year study undertaken by weeklong conference, the International Union of Fam- "ha Organizations, made up of charges the conference on "the new family" is unrealistic. TO OMUCH TALK Mme, Chartrand also tangled with a. credit union official who argued credit is a big problem only for a minority of married people and with the group chairman whom she accused of talking too much, peo- | lies Hy 'P Mme. Chartrand, from_ the |ily D z village of Ric . Que., near|family groups from about 50 Irene Bonnier, education i ahs Montreal, intervened in a work- 'nations. director for Quebec's largest - _|credit union, cited -- statistics | showing that consumer credit is | |well managed by the majority | Greek Military Clean-Up "iii". 5 Seen As Restoring Order Caisses argued think dness ling Ithat it is mythical to young couples' ine |could be solved by advertising or interest re i solution is By SAM MODIANO | Police say the youth organi- He said the real ATHENS (Reuters) .. The zation was organized and throu education of the con- army - backed government trained for "sidewalk guerrilla sumer who should be taught to imposed on Greece an April warfare." seale values according to pur- military takeover points to the The Greek press remains chasing pe establishment of peace and under strist preventive censo1 "Be ic," intervened major ship, despite repeated promises Mme. Che ball-point pen at Mr, Bonnier "Advertising makes heroes of who own three cars, a one of the first order achievements of its months in power. Constitutional four to newspaper men by military strongman Col, George Papado- »s poulos, whose official post is people t minister to the prime minister's Interest rates are camouflaged guarat have been suspended Jeaders arrested parliament office, and the recently appoint- "It's all very well to refer to disbanded, public me igs res- ed undersecretary for. the a value system, but young peo tricted and press ple under press, Athens journalist Theo-| ple don't use it any more, no strict. censorship. Hence, say fylaktos Papaconstantinou./do their pat The publicity observer there are few open! Both promised a return to press media imposes its own val bag gizns of opposition to the freedom but it has not yet Group Ch ! regime. materialized nel, a delegate from France, These observers believe it is é ' tried to calm things down but LITTLE RESISTANCE Mme. Chartrand scolded him too soon to assess programs in economic recovery of the social The only organized resistance by saying chairman preside reforms and administrative uncovered so far has taken the and participants participate." clean-up promised by the new form of leaflets calling for an| Mr. Burnel handled Mme. leaders. uprising. Jail terms of up to/Chartrand's charge that the Sources say that only 2,500 nine years have been slapped conference doesn't make sense ; political prisoner remain out, 0" Persons convicted of organiz- without the people under dis- uca 1 5 é Uti sy At ; tie ead ated oe eas of abcut 6.500 al eved Commu- ing such of Abaca fe cussion present by sa "4 1] At a rally in a little town in|!east we are young at | HAIR SPRAY . nists origina seized and held in Second World War camps en the mountains of central the barren Aegean island of "reece, Interior Minister Brig When the group accepted her suggestion to recommend people. in Sockeye Salmon BONANZA 2 Varos. Gen Stylianos Patakos was attendance of young asked how long the present future cor ferences anothe Regular 99c ! = COULD BECOME FREE regime would stay in power. woman jumped up to protest YOUR CHOICE EACH Compare at 69! t Th remaining prisoners, the| 'We must apply our pro- predominance of male speak SUAVE! BOBBI! 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The sources said inf on the Viet Cong pla from captured documen ligence reports and qu of guerrillas taken pris During the weekend Cong launched a series tar, rocket and artillery from Quant Tri provin the demilitarized zone Mekeng Delia in th There also has been increase in terrorist pings, murders and sab The sources said ¢ tured document called Cong forces in the nort of Da Nang to "smash foonery ef the election. that if the elections we ure, this would pt "momentum to force political crisis," Army Refu To Take Ov ADEN (Reuters)-- Th trained South Arabian A police today jointly rej appeal! to take over pow terrorist-plagued South Federation. The acting chairmai South Arabian Supreme Council cabin Ali Musai al Babak appealed Monday for t takeover, announced h nation after being tol army decision, Babakri assumed th manship of the cabinet after its regular cha' Sheik al Kaladi, was under house arrest | nationalists in the p capital of Jaar. Nationalist group reported in control of : ty of states within the ber federation, SAYS CONTROL LOST Babakri said in a t the federal government traditional rulers administrative cont: appealed to the army over to save the f from chaos. Third Part Planned In CHICAGO (AP)--A convention embracing the entire spectrum 0 against what its leader power structure 'will be ning Thursday political for what could becom major political party United States. It is sponsored by th al Conference for New whose leaders s immediate goal is the President Johnson in an end to the Vietnam In pre-convention several widely known of Black Power, inc Floyd McKissick, cha the Congress of Racii ty, have called for ' tion of black milit: white progressives" t NCNP aims. The convention w Thursday night with : speech by Dr. Marti King Jr., who has | posed to head an NC dential slate next yé has been publicly co suggestion although € most NCNP aims. Evidence Fot Of Commie F NEW YORK (AP)--- Yori Daily News say ment security agenc unearthed evidence 0 munist party scheme direciion of the Nati ference for New Pol! vehicie for a new thir parly." In a Washington story Monday, The N "These agencies be Communists hope [o 'New Politics' movem political front as a su the defunct Progress party." In. reply, William |! executive director of | al conference, said i ment that convention will pe accredited "o! have been chosen | cally by a local | organization in an 0 ing. "Therefore, no sing _ zation could possibly the convention." STUDENTS HI FREDERICTON (C Cc, M. Place, Maritin al directorof tl depariment of fore rura! development, si versity. students were by the department mer. He said the stud of them enrolled in biology or related cou hired te assist fores officers in summer fi