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2 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Pridey, November 3, 1967 . ' A GLANCE AROUND THE GLOBE ican newspaper, as began a spiritual retreat of pray er and contemplation rect an enlarged pro: tion Fulton Aide Promoted OTTAWA (CP)--A Davie Fulton aide was made the Conservative party's nation- a] headquarters Michel Cogger, 28, al director 38 Die Feasting JAKARTA (Reuters) -- Thir ty-eight persons collapsed and val in Panarugan village Java, the Indonesian Antara news agency reported Friday The agency said authorities made several arrests Murderess Has Baby PERUGIA, Italy (AP)--A woman on has been serving a life term in jail since 1963 for slaying her husband has given birth to a baby, prison authorities announced Friday.| The woman, 30-year-old Maria) Muscarella Solino, has refused} to disclose the identity of the baby's father. She was con- victed and sentenced to life im prisonment in 1963 for killing her husband, Giuseppe Solino, a Sicilian mafia leader Cardinal Resigns nal Concalves Cerejeira, FORESTERS' DANCE The C lian Order of Fore Co ene, will hold a dance Legion Hall, Simcoe St of Co Nov at the Mem ttend Other plans ir sale 1 bazaar. Cou nes wil trip to To! rronto 3 Clarke é Blair and Nutter e been elec tees ake Pp mak 5 party will be | bey meetin fi the surgery would be performed L'Osservatore Romano, the Vat- the Pope in prepa- ration for the operation to cor- state condi- former | second-in-command Thursday at! * a French-'° Canadian lawyer, a native of, Quebec, was given" the newly created post of associate nation died after eating rice at a festi-| West! |Research jeducational requirements for in- dustrial engineers and scientists seeking HERE and THERE open the fall and by Pope Orders Blackout Of Saturday Operation VATICAN CITY (AP)--Pope : ; Paul today ordered a news | Change Courts blackout on his operation, but ATHENS (Reuters)--Many Vatican medical sources said crimes, tried by military courts Since the army took over Saturday morning as planned Greece in April, now will revert} unless there are unexpected to civil courts, it was announced | complications Friday. An order by the Greek} Ward of the information |Army general staff said the} blackout was announced by Rai- crimes included premeditated} mondo Manzini, director of murder, grievous bodily harm, " lrobbery, blackmail and. cur- rency violations, $17,000 Lemon mous buyer paid $17,000 for pottery, worth heir James Donohue. sat auction Thursday brought a total of $347,930. Tops U.S. Suicides Housing Shameful TORONTO (CP)-- k of de from close human contact ma cent housing is the most press- be a factor ing social and economic prob , } 7 What's. going on? Or pressions as they lem of the day, Beland Honder 'ieee Fan os ique exhibition ich, publisher of the 'Toronto! - Gun Law Passed _looke s display various ex un que exhibition held in the Star, said Thursday NEW YORK (AP)--The New Mr. Honderivh said the hous- York City council approved 26| ing problem reflects "shame on ' 10 Thursday a stringent gun- jall of us." control bill that would require at the open confer He was speaking ing session of a jence on communit isponsored by The Star University of Toronto two-day and the would become law after it say, who has endorsed Fellowship Plan OTTAWA (CP)--The National Council has lowered hearing first Stroke Kills Prelate MELBOURNE (Reuters) | Former financial aid for re- it was an-|Daniel Simonds, died in hospita NRC -'movie Never on Sunday Admit Handicapped OTTAWA capped JAMBOREE ies will be admitted to Canada BOWMANVILLI The de- every year under a new pro- Guess t yadreation's coun which eight provinces z , are co-operating with the feder- and western ambporee w 'al government depariment said the immigration Thursday cram Bowmanville e jam- cight co-operating provinces are Ra AS Ka held No ¢ Newfoundland, Nova Scotia Phas : New Brunswick, Quebec, Ontar- m. in. the Town Hall. Gerald nitobz | I 0, Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Elliott and his "Hoedowner Albert \iberta, enterta MEMBERS NEEDED Doctors Accused BOWMANVIL 0WwIT TORONTO. (CP)--The medi e recreation ; cal profession is above the law | ne for additio and doctors often act as judges the bovs' and 5? in blood transfusion cases, Glen! ib. Those w to 2, How, counsel for Jehovah's Wit- er Saturday ould re if nesses, said Wednesday m. at the library auditorium He said the profession enjoys a privileged position because of GETS DEGREE \ he termed official law M. G. I t RR lessness.' Jshawa, rec achelor of He said the profession's status s degree from { cs is Sk revealed in cases in-| of Guelph at its fall convacation---velvir children of Jehovah's! ecer Witnesses SATISFACTORY ancident the Rossland and Simcoe Wednesday morning af am. resulted in Sandra Robertson, 630 "Simcoe St. N being admitted to Oshawa eral Hospital where she is. re ported to be in satisfactory con- dition nterset Gen- Beautify and Protect With @ SIDING @ « « by Keiser! e@ Exe ation @ Ne main tenonce "GALBRAITH 140 Elgin East -- 728-0181 invited to COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES Saturday, November 4-8 p.m. : aed SPEAKER DR. G. E: WILLEY President of Durharr Applied Arts & The R. S. McLAUGHLIN Collegiate and Vocational Institute College of Technology REFRESHMENTS AND DANCE WILL FOLLOW NEW YORK (AP)--An anon; jlemon--a piece of. Meissen three inches in diame- ter, from the collection of Wool-| The! entire collection of art objects, furniture and antiques were sold and the many persons living remote ql "WHEN A CROWD GATHERS SOMETHING IS INTERESTING owners and sellers of rifles and Shotguns_to-register_their-weap- y affairs ONS and to be licensed. 'The bill it is signed by Mayor John V. Lind- the measure. He must hold a public --/difference between the two has Roman Catholic Arch-|never search in government and uni- |bishop of Melbourne, Dr. Justin|today, a LISBON (AP)--Manuel Cardi-|versity laboratories, 78-|nounced Thursday has Thursday after a stroke. He was (CP)-- Fifty handi- | refugees and their fami- The | in ye a POPE PAUL . Restricts News BRUNSWICK, Me. (AP)-- Maine, Vermont and New - 2 ? ae nreion Hampshire. have the highest ~\ 4 Shasa by Congolese Foreign'?:*: "ail Ministgs dustin Bomboko that a U.S. suicide rates, A Portland a se group of armed men crossed the psychologist said Thursday. Dr. ue -'border from Angola into The Arnold Fuchs, chief psycholo- : Congo gist at Maine Medical Centre, said reasons for the high rate are not wholly understood but | WEATHER watch a FORECAST No Justice For Poor PC Claims (CP OTTAWA ) There def TORONTO (CP)--Official;sional drizzle or wet snow; nitely is 'a law for the rich and weather forecast issued at 5:30\today. Steady rain and snow a law for the poor' and the), m today mixed beginning tonight and| Synopsis: Cold been Con I!told the Commons Thur Woolliams er than it is ti lawyer a\ tle movement. © 6'x9's @ 9'x12's @ 9'x15's @ 9x18's @ 12'x15's @ 12'x18's More Rain Expected By Saturday Morning Arctic air continuing Saturday. to 40 Saturday. city the past three days. To discover what is keeping the Little tem- mass has moved into southern|perature change. Winds north 15 Ontario but is showing very lit- jto 25 today, north 20 with gusts In Northern On- ANY SIZE, ANY COLOUR Sto 13d! TVs now wear Spectacular 1968 dense pile plush Shop et home service --- 24 hour answering service, Als ' @ Hardt ts e Ozite @ Thick Plushes @ Acrilans 501 advertised gothique-extra available. CALL 576-3790 3 DAY SERVICE M&D CARPETS Brondloom Snecialists EASY TERMS Eldon f- oi ~ i hit iver, Cochrane, west- yea-old patriarch of Lisbon, has|made these fellowships renew-|77. He resigned earlier this|River) made a hard-hitting ap- '@"™0 ietigttorgey cold. alr, Pig eho Bay asioni: Cloudy| submitted his resignation tolable for up to three years and year, after being Archbishop of|peal to Justice Minister 'Tru-|imtermittent light snow is occur-/Ett) {inne en ods of light! Pope Paul for reasons of health,|applicants will need 'only a Melbourne since 1963. ideau to eliminate obstacles tha g. A disturbance shes puede snow today Continuous snow| informed sources said Thurs-|bachelor's degree in science or {mean "'the poor ca is expected 0 Maye ey ra Saturday. ae ittle chan e in 'tem- day. The report-was denied by alengineering and five years' ex- Alaskan Volcano the door of justice lower Great Lakes today.|Ss t Winds no th 15 to 25} spokesman in the patriarch's of-+perience in industry to qualify. | ANCHORAGE. Alask The whole jurisdiction of the can be expected to spread| Po th a0 with tate to 40| j | ITIS( h 7 > | E 4 aa Murder Char e ters)--Inhabitanis at Ane Pisces Exchequer ( of. Canada and pa hong Sree ceatees Saturday USSR Rids Nigeria '4 g Thursday night watched flames send be re- onie Ontario by daybreak Saturday. Ottawa and Montreal regions: LAGOS. Ni vane WEN SOUND | (¢( P)--Nar and smoke spurt from a volcano} ¥00! iam London, Windsor, Lake st,.jCcloudy with occ asional rain and 4AGOS, Nigeria (Reuters)--|man Beacock, 68, of Keppel/115 miles south of here his 51 year Lake Erie, Lake Huron|?0t much change in tempera- Russia has renewed a $56, -|Township farmer charged with} Mount. Redoubt, 10117 feet, He spoke during debate on the a rie, Lake 1 ture today. Saturday cloudy 000,000 financial credit to Nic 18 v 'Tee! 19h 7.48 pending regions: Cloudy with occasional c 0 Nige-inon-capital murder in connec-jhigh, was classified as dormant, jdepartmer mits Spending i rain. or drizzle today. Contin:|With a few showers and turning ria, Soviet Ambassador Alexan- ition with the shooting death of,though it emitted smoke off and estimate La ee eae colder. Winds southerly 15 today! der Romanov announced he € n es uous rain this evening and to- Thursday. re David Crawford, 17, on Hallow- on since February, 1965 Mr. Woolliams said the dues: Fight, Cloudy and turning windy] becoming northwesterly 15 Sat- ° een, was prope B atio ot Gace a > { rday siolgipe ta amnion Sn-cnnty| it lcetod acroes the Cook|ian, of propa expropriation ind elder expiy_Satarday_ wie) SHY Self-Rule For $ aZis = m the city of Keni, cen-|probably sh 'loccasional showers or snowflur- Forecast Temperatures WaZIS 'court Thursday tre or Alaska's oil exploration|tirely Peal the Exe 'h eque one Winds light today. Increas-' Low tonight, high Saturday JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) : and production industry. Court. A citizen who wanted tol: +4 northwest 20 with gusts to, y : i ° --Britain was reported Friday! Fireman Shot A t Th d bring action inst the 'all 40 early Saturday. big -esl ae le 42 i to have agreed to " "i ye owerful Cr on an expro F homas . 42 gree grant inde-| LONDON, Ont. (CP) ctress Threatene pyistion had to initiate 'the ac.|. Toronto, Hamilton; Niagara,|Kitchener'. a 8 pendence next year to Swazi-|man Bruce Lambert, 41 NEW YORK (Reut OT DEG One aie land, the last remaining British! q ' f ' a santa ie fl ie ; Mel uters)--|iion himstlf and probably would|-ake Ontario, Haliburton, south-/Mount Forest ..... 40 42 esha ; uty fireman who was shot Greek actress Melina serpin ave to pav for manv expensivejern Georgian Bay regions:/Wingham i.-+s0+.+ 40 42 protectorate in Africa. The! itwice while walking al Lon- Thurs day night danced adie Ee 1 ' , a ¢ i : 7} 5 5 South African Broad 7 8 I 8 \trips to Ottawa before his case Cloudy with occasional rain or/ Hamilton 45 45 uth / n Broadcasting|qon's main street Wean her way through a_per- ; . a ' . x Corn. said. th on t Ae could be wdund u lrizzle today. Steady rain most)st. Catharines - 45 45 P., Sal € mountainous | nicht, gasped out 'ft ance of the musical Ilya ° aint t Tur kidgdom, sandwiched' betwean| en, See} ! i , ya)" Mr. Woolliams said the he f Saturdays Turning colder a9 aca ng iche etween! scriptions of two men under the shadow of al. r Saturday. Winds light South Africa and Mozambique. |heing wheeled into the operating real-life threat of an assassin's CXPenses stoi soe caprthenat 16 90 'early The Best Fuel Oil For Less would get independence Sept. 6 +oqm : bull wants to nge the Crow: lortheast 15 to 2 ih next year. Mr. Lambert is in fair condi-| Police stood heavy guard. in)mean. 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