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2 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesdey, October 25, 1967 A GLANCE AROUND THE GLOBE ROCKEFELLER NOT CANDIDATE Hospital Insurance Costs Increasing Too Rapidly TORONTO (CP)--Ontario's hospital insurance plan will cost $1,000,000,000 by 1971 and present costs are increasing too rapidly, Health Minister Mat- thew Dymond said Tuesday. Dr. Dymond told the annual meeting of the Ontario Hospital Association that between 1959, when the plan was set up, and 1966, the cost rose 145 per cent to $400,590,000 from $163,000,"00, Some of the costs were in- curred because hospitals were catching up in areas like sala- ries and fringe benefits for em- ployees, he said. While the insured population increased 22 per cent between 1959 and 1967, and the number of patients by 20 per cent, Dr Dymond said, the days of pa- tient care in hospitals rose 35 per cent, laboratory tests almost tripled and diagnostic radiologi- ca] examinations doubled. Sneak Attacks SEOUL (AP)--U.S. forces) guarding an 1814-mile section of} Korea's demilitarized zone are building a chain-link fence across the front to reduce North Korean sneak attacks that have/anese government aviation ex- ices to killed at least 20 Americans and|Perts holds a general session Peace. wounded 60 others in the last 12|/today to continue its study of |the cause of the March 4, 1966, South Korean army authori-\Crash involving a Canadian Pa ties said construction of a simi-|Cific Airlines DC-8 jetliner months. | DR, MATTHEW DYMOND By JAMES MARLOW WASHINGTON: (AP) -- The five Republicans most.talked of as their party's presidential candidate in 1968 do not agree on how to handle the war in Vietnam but, with one excep- ® tion, they have teamed up | Canadians Honored against President Johnson. LONDON (CP)--A_ London- The one exception is New |based literary review specializ- York's Governor Nelson A. ing in English and French liter- Rockefeller who says he does not want to be a candidate. The other four sound alike in questioning the Johnson admin- istration's truthfulness in telling the American people about the war. They are former vice-pres- ident Richard M. Nixon, gover- nors George Romney of Michi- gan and Ronald Reagan of Cali- fornia, and Senator Charles H. Percy of Illinois. Romney said he was brain- washed in Vietnam by U.S. dip- ature gives star status to Cana- \dian writers in a special issue |published today. The bilingual magazine, + Adam, bills its new number as ja birthday present to Canada in the country's Centennial Year. Editor Miron Grindea, whose |periodical now is in its 32nd year, bestows front-cover prom- linence on communications theo * |rist Marshall McLuhan and} tl French Canadian artist Claude| , |Tousignant. lomats and military men when he visited Vietnam in Novem- ber, 1965. REJECT BRAINWASH Nine of the governors who went to Vietnam with Romney disputed his Vietnam ney's twice, brainwashing charge. And Nixon, who went to nine times he got on his visits there. feller ity' of Johnson, But he was guarded. He said Romney's use "brainwashing" 'was an attempt to dramatize his views that the was a It was on dministration Romney's washing complaint that Rocke- came closest the chorus against the' "credibil- to joining giving one-sided picture of the war. But Rockefeller, unlike the to Rom- said he had no complaints about the briefings brain- ROMNEY CHARGES DISPUTED IN PRIVATE HANDS Excluding rebroadcasting fa- about Johnson's GOP Discord Observed On Vietnam others, hasn't made any com- plaints han- dling of the war. He said judg- ments on U.S. bombing in Viet- nam should be made only by those with special information, Johnson has, LBJ DOING BEST And he has said of Johnson's handling of the war: which is "T intelligence what think he's doing the best he can." military action in Reagan and Nixon are all for stepping up the pace of U.S, Vietnam, Reagan has called on the gov- ernment to throw its full mili- tary punch into the war to win of posed a essary. Nixon says the war must be | WEATHER FORECAST Hove For Peace New Manual "Restricted" the Church of England are plan-| ning changes in traditional Re- membrance Day _ services to} place more emphasis on the hope for peace. OTTAWA «.. Stresses Cost - of Westminster, proposes that|# new publication on its secret . representatives of former [ist Japanese Inquiry enemy nations should attend : TOKYO (CP)~A team of Jap-j€ach other's remembrance sery- 2nd Ceremonial stress the wish for Distribution is jheadquarters spokesman because the manual is ' Dr. McInemey Dies = ™en'2! " : Common drill for the FREDERICTON (CP)--Dr. J.|services will be tried F. McInerney, who was re-elect-;Training Command's "restricted," a says today. "experl- companied TORONTO by showers Forecast Temperatures Low tonight, high Thursday cette' Cloudiness On Thursd Very Rev. Eric Abbott, dean | Forces Roh SiR tyseaye ou ness n urs ay (CP)--Officiallers be ginning this evening It's the new Manual of Drill forecasts issued at 5:30 a.m./Thursday cloudy with a few scattered showers. Very warm Synopsis: A storm has moved|turning colder late tonight. into the Great Lakes area ac-|Winds increasing and|with gusts to 30 today becoming strong winds. The storm is mov-| westerly 15 Thursday. unified ing northward towards James out atipay and much cooler air now recruit sweeping across the Great to lar barrier is expected to be} The team has been investigat-\ed in Fredericton riding as SS eanthae at St. Jean, Que., andi; atec ides ani WiNdSOF \.+0ccsscs 35 completed before next spring injing the crash which claimed the Progressive Conservative candi-' Cornwallis, N.S. Bervite the se- Lente iodine veapiene tacit: Thomas 35 be oat nf a aaa border tives of 64 of 72 persons aboard: "ate in Monday's New Bruns-'crecy involved, reliable experts!Thursday are for snowflurries| London 35 waeeiomhathd jincluding the plane crew. The ee Peper fe a b> ana in drill give this: rundown in the north country and partly| Kitchener 35 Employee Missing |jetliner crashed while making a), | he oe Slice haat tt _ | Gat goes the foot stamping) cloudy skies in the south with Mount For 35 landing at Tokyo International iospital spokesman said Dr. which has long shaken parade|mych cooler temperatures|Wingham ......... 35 ELLENVILLE, N.Y. (AP)--|Airport which was closed in by McInerney, former health min- grounds--and sometimes caused) throyghout the province. 'Hamilton soos 35 Fire today destroyed the inte- fog * ister, died of a heart attack. foot and leg ailments. In comes Walenta Hamil iondoe {St. Catharines .... 40 rior of the Wayside Inn, a four- ip . what the manual calls "relaxed Wind: 1 ke St Cl i ke| Loronto ieiok 40 storey wooden hotel: Fire Chief| Saignon Planes Hit _ bending of the knee." eri wu ny eae . Ni = Peterborough 40 George Garrison said a male SAIGON (AP)--A U.S. Air|, A" old army drill movement | 7h: Ontana Haliburton, euth.|Ringston ets 40 employee of the hotel was miss- Force twin-engine transport the right dress--making| Ge or gian Bay regions: ese " 40 Ing. crashed into a jet fighter while Bae oe reas rok straight--wil Cloudy, windy and tu rni n g| Killaloe oa Garrison. said firemen landing in a driving rain today|0¢,_ 2¢0pted._Servicemen will much coolek. With "pecasionall eee" 35 thecked the man's top-floor and spread flames along almost!'2k¢ & 15-inch pace forward dur-| sv owers today. Thursday varia-|NOrth Bay . a room before the flames reached a mile of Tan Son Nhut Air-|0® the right dress, shuffling] ie Sanathinies and con! Winds Sudbury 32 ft and he was not there. Neither |port's main rina. - linto line after the pace and Not} southerly te in 40. becoming Earlton ... Pre | tould he be found among those! There was no indication of before it. And no stamping osterly 20 and 30 today ©) Sault Ste. Marie .. 30 who escaped. Ferg casualties in initial reports when taking the pace. | Sudbury, North Bay, northern), 4>uskasing nadia Me : peace oe REGULATE DRILLS Georgian Bay, Timagami, Coch- eeree Second Anniversary JAKARTA (Reuters)--The powerful.Indonesian Student Ac-| tion Front, Kami, formed to top-| ple deposed president Sukarno, | celebrated its second anniver-| sary today and voiced some signs of mounting dissatisfac- tion with the new regime. ee | About 1,000 uniformed youths |; massed at Jakarta University to) | hear their leaders accuse some ! government and parliament representatives of paying only) lip service to-Acting President Gen. Suharto's regime. | Area Barred PENTYWOOD, Mont. (AP) -- Three birds postponed the hunt- administration jcontinue to | All drill formations -- squads,|rane, the lead formation. VANCOUVER (CP) -- Police | rn, it. * J f Tuesday told of how a seven- ce ee oe year-old boy was dragged screaming and kicking trom the| tice: cosmetics counter of a depart- I ment store where he had gone \to sniff nail polish remover. | Store detectives stealing a 43-cent bottle of re-| quarter of new drill orders. ROBERT McNAMARA «+. Declines Bid Decline Offer later, will cover drill guards, massed pa- spokes men,2sainst his face. | ; counter protests} It was the second time the rifle-firings). : western to southerly 20 Gone is the company ser-/ northwest 20 to 30 today. ing season at the Medicine Lake| over 1J.§ policy in Vietnam but\raggedly clad boy had been| Final version of the entire Worry of Wildlife Refuge for about 10) days. | When the trio of rare whoop-| ing cranes dropped into the re- fuge last week to feed and rest! on their southward migration,|and Defence Secretary Robert two of them have rejected new|caught invitations to discuss the issue! said police. publicly in Congress fish and game officialsis, promptly barred the area tojtjrneq down hunters. Plan Attacked PARIS (Reuters)--The press| and several! parliamentary groups have attacked a govern- ment plan to introduce advertis-|threat of a second steel haulers|his' ability to concentrate and =" ing on the state radio and tele-(strike loomed today with driv- was withdrawn from his class. Ve'S?" jers The advertising revenue s firms would cover the budget deficit|them. vision services. of the state-run radio and TV services and help pay for ex- bitter strike that tied up high- pansion of the service, govern-|way ment spokesmen say other drivers are out of jobs Mass Murderer Dies -- He said a dozen trucking) OLD TREE UNCOVERED Tally-Ho Room LOCK HAVEN, Pa. (AP) --/firms in four states--indiana,| OLD BRINSLEY, England Accused mass murderer Leo a, Ohio and Pennsylva-'(CP)--A fossilised tree found in Hotel Lancaster Held died today in hospital of |"!@-- bullet wounds suffered in a biaz-|°" ing gun battle with police Mon-|TePr' day jered by the Senate foreign rela-jput the polish remover on his ------ jtions committee. stealing in the | A store official said the after the test period. | State Secretary Dean Rusk|Child's mind was confused and) "One matter still to be re- his eyes were bloodshot from) solved is the method of turning repeated sniffing of nail polish|about,"' says a document cover- formally remover. ing publication of Part I of the invitations tend-| The boy told store officials he! manual McNamara _ both | Pillow at night to help him get WENT TO PARTY James Bay re- Bo Steals |platoons, companies and so on gions: Cloudy and turning much| y |--will be standardized. cooler today with shower S| Position of the parade war- Changing 3) . . |rant officer, which used to vary, | evening. Cloudy and cool with . | al 0 1S. now is fixed at the right flank of snowflurries Thursday. Winds | to 30 becoming snowflurries by Thursday. Winds to 30 'becoming jto sleep. reas ' . The boy's achpol ise l TOKYO (AP) -- Communist New Strike Fear 0 he recently noticed the he. North Vietnam and South Viet- PITTSBURGH (AP) -- The|was showing a marked effect in "@™'s Viet Cong sent delega- ns to Red China's 18th anni celebrations, the Pe king news agency reported accusing some of refusing to trucking| room rehire, Police said the boy was re- leased in the custody of his par- ve violated the agreement promising no,perts to. be more or loss of seniority. 000,000 years old strike. Nottinghamshire is said by ex- than 290,- 27 KING ST. 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Cloudy and cool with Parts II and III, to be issued|snowflurries : above|southerly 20 caught him|company level, guards of honor,|northwest 20 to 30 today ; Montreal and Ottawa regions: mover he had just emptied into|rades, shipboard drill and cus-|Mainly sunny, clouding over WASHINGTON (AP) -- U.S,;8 wad of tissues and Pressed | toms, trooping the color and|this afternoon with a few show- feux de joie (Celebration parade|ers and 'scattered thundérshow- Moosonee shor south tened by use of 'm OTTAWA farmers 20 a milk recording sponsored by the|ROP (record of performance) tk 50 Dairy Farmers of Canada. tests with the provincial DHI Limited 50 The financial structure of the (dairy herd improvement) pro- 45 'program must be flexible to ex-|gram. 45 pand as required and should be concn 50 {self-supporting, he said. 50 A national advisory board, : {with as many technical sub IN TR OD U Ci N de 50 'committees as required, would af be a necessary first step to as- "A sess what type of information| 50 farmers wanted. 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They found liquor 1 RCs Take In House | SAIGON (AP)--Rom lics, who total just 2, South Vietnam's 17,00 ple, appeared Tuesda3 the largest bloc of se: House of Represente they did in the Senate House is a political + of factions with no gr majority. The. Roman Catho tured about 20 per ce 137 House seats, ballc tions showed Monda radical Buddhists op President-elect N gu} Thieu, a Catholic, nai about 20 seats, and a cers won 15. But th support for Thieu, w army general, is unpr The Hoa Hao and Cz ligious sects got a h seats. Both of these s tried to remain aloof ar but have lately be into th government cz The Roman Catholic many refugees from N nam and are among stauncly anti-Commun groups. They would kindly to negotiations too much to the Cor Mrs. Einar f 1 . The Best Fuel Oil Fo WESTER! OSHAWA OIL 725-1213 i Ma The | Fresh Grape tainers for eit We also have Wine Yeast . ing necessities LANE J 302 STEVEN Bo ee eee