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Home Newspaper Of Oshawa, Whitby, Bowman. ville, Ajax, Pickering and neighboring centres in Ont- ario and Durham Counties, Weather Report WEATHER REPORT... .. Mainly sunny and warm for today and Wednesday. Low tonight 55. High tomorrow 80, DAY Che Oshawa Times -- VOL. 26--NO. 205 OSHAWA, ONTARIO, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER: 5, 1967 10¢ Single S5c Per Walk Tint Cabvetes Authored as Second Class Mail Post Office Department 'tawa and for payment of Postage in Cash ig TWENTY PASES PROVINCIAL ELECTION DUE OCT. 17 GAELS WIN MINTO CUP. OPENER FROM B.C., 17-7 - fheveladieh 0. C,, 17- Voting Date "Ideal" i : eal és au _...|Gander Crash Liberal Chief Says, Kills 3 1 Ss l John Robarts today called an ye - fast) : sil Orders) © Day) Three seats are vacant fok _, Ontario general | lowing the resignations of Con- y. A wise choice for GANDER, Nfld. (CP)--A Cze-| | chosJovakian airliner with 69| | persens aboard crashed two) | miles northeast of Gander' ; |International Airport early| jtoday. scattering wreckage and| | bodies over a 1,000-yard area. | RCMP said 31 are dead, five missing and 33 injured, | The Ilyushin 18 jetliner| crashed shortly after it took off at 2:40 a.m. NDT following a refuelling stop on a flight to| PREMIER ROBARTS + «+ Calls Vote. Tuesday, Oct. 17. Premier Robarts told a news © conference at Queen's Park that "this is a proper time to examine the record and to chart the future course that we must follow." Recalling that his Progres- sive Conservative government was elected four years ago this month, he said "I see ahead | great tasks to 'be undertaken : with all the energy and ingenu- ity with Havana, Cuba, from Prague.|~-- election for § which we. are : servatives Louis P. Cecile, member for Prescott, and A, Kelso Roberts, Toronto St. Pat- Tick; and Liberal Andrew Thompson, who resigned the party leadership because of ill- ness and left his Toronto Dover- - court seat on appointment to _ the Senate In five byelections since the last general election on Sept. 25, 1963, the Liberals lost two seats to Conservatives and the PCs, lost one to the NDP. Two byelections resulted in no : change to party standings. He therefore would "'ask the people of this province to pro- vide us with a base from which these great tasks may be undertaken." The aircraft came down on Sf 252 Cy 5 : " : : 4 | way tracks skirting the airport, " é wad ' ; jcareened into woods and! oun = ock | exploded. Sets F & é ' 3 4 * | cc "heel were being treat-| -- ; . : me jcd in hospital here, but! JVI ' : : oie : HS 8 ey aig ; ps ee irvonged were being made arc. es et ieee 3 ee : o transfer 13 persons suffering ROBERT NIXON ' 1966 N pitas pl Berns to Halifax) MILWAUKEE (AP) -- sai.| bowed a renewed flood of +++.Stage is Set last July. oahu tay 1 treatment. |waukee's marathon marches to/'U™ors that an election was Mr, Robarts told report _The dead 'included the plane's|desegregate housing will be on|!minent. | Robert Nixon io Li that his i ement ae * , Ontario Liberal election announcement pile and co-pilot and two other|a round-the-clock basis, Dick There were some reports thatleader, spoke briefly to report-|Should dispose of any sugges- ow members. The engineer, Gregory said today as he he made the announcement at/ers outside the conference room|tions that he would seex the radio officer and two hostesses|marched a band of 100 demon.|this time to avoid any conflict|and said he was happy with the|national PC leadership survived. Captain of the air.|Strators along the city's north-|With the major events of the| pros i ich| i ; cui wank 'Mention cals os astern bourtaee 3 Beh etesa lee pment wk aby gol of wd ste which| He said the election would in Capt. Bacovsky. | The round-the-clock marching| "ational party leadership con-|long."' meeps » Reseliin ote ae cone A controller in the Gander | fechnique began Monday night|Vention which reaches its cli-| He said the Oct. 17 date|ence scheduled er tus Mace tower said he had been talking after demonstration leader s|™ax Friday and Saturday. Pre-| would be '"'ideal." \ber. Meanwhile there is gion to the pilot after the plane lift | vowed they would add steam to| Vious speculation at Queen's| Present standings in the 108- for a "continuing the Fa yee : ed off runway 14 and only sec. their campaign with a school| Park had been that the vote/legislature are PCs 76, Liberals| revision of our fiscal nt onds betore ihe crach where boyrott today. would come in late October or|21, New Democratic Party\ships with the federal go' sme "3 was ro indication of any trou-|_Th®. marchers want to force|°@tly November. Q leight. ment." oe bie. adontion of a law banning Cy "Tdtdn't seo what hav- ree finerientantion on the Py = pened," he said. "The first|®#/¢ ard rental of housing. Such pened" he anid. the isan ord rental housing: "4 Davis Asks elegates ball of flames hit the ground.|"mcs by the ruling common| * ied ground was lit up by peed G ' lames. It was a fright lle Gregory and 100 ' + tae, ehttellgaritrs touted to xe| EOF ell-reasoned Policy Helicopters of Eastern Prov- oy, polls . pecupied, ate Sen inciat Airways and the New- E ns co-leader, Rev... TORONTO (CP) - Conserva-jat complete libe : loundland mines and resources canis NAR eg " Bie tives launched 2% days of poli-|wh © aecied i ko og 0 Sige ehh oe oven Neer iene headed for thelfor a rest at oL invetace ann ee ine' | ch scene shortly 'after the! Ron.an Catholic Church Jn. the| work af. op aAccioen In the last election, the PCs : held 77 seats to 24 for the Lib- erals and seven for the NDP. There will be 117 seats in the legislature for the October elec- 9 . entins tion following passage of the cee { |MOVE ANTICIPATED Mr. Robarts' announcement gloves. One size lite, brown or gold- , DEPT. 901 oe ere JOHN CLAYTON (32) of ster the Oshawa Green Gaels is ,taken for a rough ride by unidentified New Westmin- t defenceman in last night's Junior "A" playoff game. The ball trickles by Salmonbellies' g 0 a | tender Terry Garrett, while high scoring Ross Jones (3) looks on. The Minto Cup game attracted 2,742 fans to the Civic Auditorium. (See story on Page 6.) plastics' in various jue, beige or black. 29° 1,90 » DEPT. 202 ; bureaucra and vernment; a general frame-| 'While we are proud of the; Canada and the vont and the C3 9 7 tticoats wor} airport: makeshift morgue! "The longer we march, the| id iter Ai ex cua was set up in an EPA hangar. |ionger rest Father Groppi's pivn cr Guastat ae bd must survive on their merits. ' Fal neleopies Lag neg ge bec} group will have," Gregory said./the discussions at the Progres- etliner was entrenched in mu when they arrived and they had| HAS CANCELLED WORK convention, up their own minds on the to ferry lumber to the site for| Tie Chicago-based Negro) dclegates to lay down "'a well-/cy issues according to use in prying the twisted fuse- comedian said he has cancelled reasoned, coherent" party poli-| OW? beliefs and consciences. seneeee s ; ' 2 lage out of the mire. three months of engagements He replied to internal criti-' 209 : : . nee # os and would "'stay in Milwaukee cism of attendance at the Mont- TORONTO (CP) -- Michael a % é é One pilot said several bodies! However, the ideas and poli- 5 as long as I'm needed." Fhe "lmorency discussions of aca- Starr said today he has no were found under the tail sec-/ when asked how he felt after iy Sees as ard demics and professionals who intention of withdrawing from tion and rescuers were finding|more than 20 miles of marching] citations." |have no Conservative party the Conservative leadership i Set | uh ties. race even if Opposition Leader handle with nylon rim. Waist sizes 24 bodies every few minutes. Monday and early today, he} Reporting on the party ] "There's nothing left of it,"|replied: "The nigger's been! thinkers conference 'at Montmo "T am mystified by the atti- Diefenbaker declares himself a he said. "'There's nobody alive/sleeping for 400 years and NOW| pency Falls, Que., last. month | tude that a political party must candidate. out there now." Jeveryone's worried about him." | wr 'Davis "noted that the domi.| ot go outside itself for ideas. He told reporters that origt- 3 he had stated that he nant issue then "concerned the| Stel! an approach wold stnltity asi have to give serious con- U.S. Space Program Likened To Costly Roman Circuses Hdd aoe ey between | row its outlook."' sideration as to whether he 3 | After brief opening sessions, should remain a candidate if LEEDS, England (AP)--A|_In his prepared remarks, Dr. British educationist assailed the| Findlay said the program is geri Canada. nas th \the delegates broke off into Mr. Diefenbaker entered. here is no escaping the) nine sub-committees to discuss However, that point now had ctively bottled. Ap- se ; U.S. space program today as|merely a "courageous journey OSHAWA GREEN GAEL forward Dave Matheson (4) scored a goal and nine game of the Minto Cup /|the most extravagant venture| of exploration," giving mankind DEPT. 212 | fact that binding decision, early| the main policy areas--constitu- been passed. Mr. Diefenbaker legetotenss ce caurticn (im cul of, oda a A 9 Te re the broad outlines of the future ural; urban. environment; and Mr. Starr was staying in. development of our country can} -- ; be settled." Mm mr yugeerryg enna att arene " E. A. Goodman, Toronto law- assists to lead Oshawa to a playoffs last night at the |since imperial Rome ruined|the freedom to be-adventurous. DEPT, 312 slton fragrance, Approx. 2185 DEPT, 312 In in. rich textured, 1 one breast CIAL, each 2.99 SEPT. 428 'on poplin with front button at the wrist Medium, Large and ee Re Cas au DEPT. 728 goalie Merv Marshall crouches to block shot taken by New Westminster while Gaels' Jim Higgs (6) performs defensive duties. Gaylord Powless (15) 17-7 victory over the Sal- monbellies in the opening Civic Auditorium. --Oshawa Times Photos by Bruce Jones 54 Marines Die, 84 Hurt In Skirmish Near Da Nang DA NANG (Reuters)--North Vietnamese regulars killed 54 U.S. marines and wounded 84 in a savage battle south of here which ended early today, an American spokesman said. He said the marines killed 143 North Vietnamese and captured 25 in fighting which raged for 15 heurs through rice paddies and scrub-covered foothills 30 miles south of this big Ameri- can coastal base. At least six more Americans were killed and 30 wounded in other action in the bitterly con- tested northern provinces of South Vietnam, and four were killed and 60 wounded else- where in the country as_ the ground war intensified follow-| ing Sunday's elections. A full battalion of North Viet- namese were reported involved in the main battle. Two marine helicopters were shot down while trying to enter the battle area and two heavily-armed helicopter gunships were forced to return to base after being hit several times, the spokesman Al! through the night and morning, American artillery and planes hammered at possi- ble withdrawal routes for the North Vietnamese. The fighting, about 355 miles northeast of Saigon, started Morday when two marine com- panies made contact with the solidly dug-in North Viet- namese, the spokesman report- He. said three more compa- nies were flown in after heavy fighting developed, and another Four Killed In U.K. Gales LONDON (AP)--Gales _bat- tered Britain today, killing four persons and wrecking scores of small boats. | Gusts reaching up to 80 miles| an hour roared deep inland. Two construction workers were killed and a third injured when a building collapsed under the force of winds in Ossett, Yorkshire. Wales felt the full force of the storm. A dozen small boats were sunk at their moorings in the Gower area and between 30 and 40 boats were washed itself with costly circuses. Lord Bowden, former cabinet minister and now principal of Manchester University's Insti- tute of Technology, said the gigantic U.S. effort to hit the moon and investigate the pla- nets has affected American education, reaches into all walks of life and has influenced other countries as well. Canada was mentioned as one of the countries. Speaking at a symposium of the annual British Association convention, Lord Bowden called the U.S. space drive "the most extravagant, most sophisticated and most dangerous system of outdoor relief ever devised by a great nation in peacetime." After Bowden's speech, Dr. John Findlay, chairman of the lunar and planetary mission board of the U.S. National Aeronaitics and Space Adminis- tration, levelled what amounted 200 men went in Monday night said as ihe battle reached its peak. ashore at Abersoch, the soutn Carnarvonshire resort. to a counter-attack, though it was unplanned that way. NEGOTIATIONS RESUME TODAY ' PACT ENDS WEDNESDAY MIDNIGHT Strike At Ford Appears Imminent Great scientific knowledge of general benefit already has been acquired, he insisted, and he pooh-poohed the cost. It amounts to only one per cent of the gross U..S national income, he said. yer who is co-chairman of the five-day policy and leadership convention, noted the Montmo- rency discussions had produced a number of policy recommen- dations for this convention. However ,"this committee is DETROIT (AP)--Union and company bargainers are faced with scores of unsettled issues and little time in which to resulve them if a strike by the United Auto Workers against the Ford Motor. Co. is to be averted. Negotiators return to the bar- faining table today. The cur- rent contract expires at mid- night Wednesday. Walter P. Reuther, union resident, has promised that is 160,000 UAW members employed by Ford will walk off the job if the union does not win the contract it wants to use as a pattern for the other mem- pers of the 'automotive Big Three--General Motors and Chrysler. Ford did agree Monday to discuss in Detroit the UAW pro- posal on Canadian pay. Tre UAW said it would drop unfair labor practices charges against the company filed when Ford at first balked at the idea. While the union cannot legal- ly bargain in the United States for Canadian wages, it wants any new contract to include a clause forbidding a company, from paying union workers out- side the United States less than American workers doing the same task. 149-CENT DISPARITY Tne UAW estimates that Canacian workers now get an average of 40 cents an hour less than their American counter- parts. The union is awaiting a response from GM to a union proposa! that the contract cov- ering 375,000 GM workers be extended if no agreement is reached at. Ford. A similar union proposal is expected to be made to Chrys- ler, which employs about 100,- 000 UAW members. If a strike is called at Ford, the union would allow the other two companies to continue to operate. Reutber said Monday his men would strike even if President Johnson asks them not-to. A team of federal mediators entered the talks Monday. Among the top UAW demands are paying workers a monthly salary as the basis of a guaran- teed annual income and a sub- stantial wage boost. EBBIE IS Mr. and Mrs. Roderick Taylor Wilson make a happy couple as is evident here just after their wed- MRS. NOW ding Saturday night. She's the former Debbie Bryant, Miss America of 1966. Wil- son, 22, is from Paola, Kan, (A PWirephoto) NEWS HIGHLIGHTS Israel To Open Jordan River Border TEL AVIV. (AP) -- Israel will reopen the Jordan River border next week for the return of another 7,000 'Arab refugees from Jordan, an official source said today. Israel decided last week to extend the repatriation of all former west bank residents whose applications to return had been approved but who failed to cross by the Aug. $1 deadline, Only 14;056 came back by Thursday, and both Israel and Jordan accused each other of impeding the re- patriation for political reasons. _ Nine Forest Fires Reported TORONTO (CP) -- Nine forest fires were reported burning in Ontario today by the department of lands and forests. Located by districts, they are: Port Arthur, three; Sudbury, two; one each in Sioux Lookout, Kenora, Gerald- ton and North Bay. During the last 24 hours ending at 8 a.m. today, six new fires were discovered and five ex- tinguished. Fort F'rances district has extreme fire danger ratings with high danger ratings in Sioux Lookout, Kenora, Port Arthur, Gevaldton, Kapuskasing, White River, Sud- bury and Parry Sound districts. ..In THE TIMES Today .. 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