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Australia's prime minister changed now. jfrom 1939-41 and 1949-66, Sir| spoke at a news confer-| Expo 67 on the first day of afour- day private visit to "T am not happy Mrs the! |modern the) Hanoi -- to stir trouble inlabout each other's countries, ail that appeared to be! First Boy In Half-Way House Once Kept In Detention Home Alhouse 25 miles west of Toronto.| disturbed| Jamie, who left the Toronto) icy of South Africa and the boy who two years ago spent 40|home two years ago for the) "At the last three Common- |wealth prime ministers' confer-| jences I attended, a large part of the time was taken up with of the d ister of Australia, Monday| His famous white bushy eye- \Coatedensaien, " he sald came out swinging against|brows bristled as he praised the "modem development" in the|/United States intervention Commonwealth, and the sense' of suggestions that'use of "deputies" He felt --sSuch asjexchanged ideas and learnedideadly."" MILTON, Ont. ic poli-|deaf, (CP) -- emotionally - tic position of Rhodesia."|days in a detention home|Ontario School for the Deaf but | the Commonwealth|because there was no place for|could not stay because no one | "We used to have one golden|was beginning to "model itself/him to go for treatment is the|could handle him, now is the| Mr. in|rule which was that we did notjon the lines of the UN and to/first "'non-|Vietnam and damned Chinese|interfere with each other. We|my mind nothing could be more|house opened by the Ontario|Henry Dueck, directors of the Mission of the Deaf in a farm-\half - way house. The 11-year- |capped."" the resident on a_half-way|foster son of Mr. and old boy spends two days a week! at the school and the rest of his! - THE OSHAWA TIMES;"Wednesdoy, October 4, 1967 |] jtime at the farmhouse. Money for the property was jraised by a $40,000 contribution from the St. Catharines' Lions Club, and through the efforts of Rev. 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Price pkg 79 -- SAVE 100 BEEF STEAKETTES tris 69 "p ALL PRICES IN THIS AD GUARANTEED THROUGH SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7th, 1967, ay \ Gpeutng wite CANADA YVAN FOR 40 YEARS ae7 | 1o¢ 1867 1 196 Personnel Shifts Prevalent In U.S. Space Programs Space Administration, said the possibility of landing U.S. astro- Inauts on the moon in this dec- ade is decreasing rapidly. Monday, NASA announced that Seamans resigned as dep- uty administrator etfective Jan. i, The reason given was "per- sonal reasons," the same that has been put forth many times for personnel shifts that have joccurred since the Apolol 1 fire killed three astronauts last Jan- uary. In some cases, a man has been replaced because NASA or the contractor employing him felt the job could be done better by someone else . In other cases, the men felt it was time to get out of the Apollo pro- gram. One or mere of these reasons were cited: 1, The program is lagging far behind schedule, leaving, as Seamans noted, only a slim chance to reach the moon by the 1969 goal. PRESSURES MOUNT 2. Pressure has been heavy jon NASA and contractor offi- \cials because of the fire. | 3. Congress cut heavily into the NASA budget request for this fiscal year, forcing cancel- lation of some programs and jeopardizing others. As a result, ;wholesale layoffs are occurring jin the aerospace industry. Seamans, with a reputation as a capable official since join- ing NASA in 1969, has fought hard beside Administrator James E. Webb to build a sound base for exploring space beyond the Apoilo moon land- ing. Now, because of the Apollo fire and the deen budget puar- ing, many of their dreams have been dashed or delayed. CALLS FOR CHANGES Since the fire, NASA has made numerous high level per- sonnel changes. The agency has been criticized by some con- gressmen. Some suggest Webb should resign. A board of review that investigated the Apollo 1 fire criticized NASA and Contractor North American Rockwell for poor management, negligence and sloppy work on the capsule in which the astro- nauts died. NASA and North American initiated a $75,000,000 effort to improve the spacecraft. The first craft scheduled to he manned was to have been deliv- ered to Cape Kennedy next February. Last week NASA said it was discussing with the company a revision of the delivery date, possibly until May. That's 19 months after the tirst manned Apollo flight was to have flown. Spock Advises Disobedience? NEW YORK (AP) -- A group which includes baby - care book author Dr. Benjamin Spock announced Monday it intends to use civil disobedience to help draft - resisters defy U.S. draft laws. The group, which calls itself Conscientious Resistance, will travel to Washington Oct, 20 to be present at the justice depart- ment when draft resisters plan to turn in their draft cards, a spokesman said. At the news conference where the decision was announced were Ashley Montagu, anthro- pologist; Rev, William Sloane Coffin, chaplain of Yale Univer- sity; Paul Goodman and Dwight MacDonald, writers; Noam Chomsky, 'anguage pro- fessor at Massachusetts Insti- tute of Technology, and Marcus Raskin, a former White House aide and co-director of the Insti- tute for Policy Studies. Rey. Coffin, calling churches and synagogues the sanctuaries of conscience, said that if a draft resister comes to him for refuge, "it's up to me to pro- vide him asylum." 1,000 Visitors | For Museum The Canadian Automotive Museum attracts more than 1,000 visitors each month, says H. J. Brennen, assistant gen- eral manager of the museum. Mr. Brennen said 45 cars have passed through the doors of the museum this year. "Peo- ple with membership passes have the advantage of seeing all of them,"' he said A 1918 Gray-Dort, built in Chatham by the Gray family, is the latest addition to the museum's collection of antique cats. < The museum has returned to regular hours, It will be open Monday to Friday between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m., and on Satur- days, between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. On Sundays and holidays, the museum will be open be- tween 12 p.m. and 6 p.m Groups wishing tu make spe- cial tours are asked to contact the museum VIET OIL BOOM MOSCOW (Reuters)--The Soviet Union will produce 286,- 000,000 tons of oil this year, about one-quarter of it~ fur export, Tass news agency reported Friday. Tass reported that in 1966 the Soviet Union sold 73,000,000 tons of oil and oil products abroad, 41,000,000 tons of it to capitalist countries,