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Q THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, November 14, 1967 A GLANCE AROUND THE GLOBE UN Auspices Seen Vital In Maintenance Of Peace TORONTO (CP) -- No dation has the right to interfere in the matters of other countries ex- cept under the auspices of the Af. Paul Martin said United Nations, External nd The 64-year-old minister toid the Canadian Club that he has always supported the U.N. and the League of Nations before 1t in their peacekeeping efforts He reminded his listeners that he is the only living Canadian who took part in. establishing the league Commenting on North Viet- namese charges that Canada is selling arms to the United Mr. Martin said the same charge de against the So- viet Union and its allied coun- States for use in the war, could be tries, such as Poland Poland is 2 member of the In- ternational Control Commission! along with Canada and India. Report Studied SARNIA (CP) -- The board of directors of Sarnia General Hos- pital will meet soon to consider recommendations of a coroner's jury Friday that held the hospi- tal and an anesthetist responsi- ble for the death of a three- month-old girl Hospital administrator Arthur the Hewig said Monday that meeting may be held sooner than Dec. 7, the date of the next scheduled regular meeting Parity Criticized Pound Support PARIS (AP) -- sources close to tlements in Basel, "jmonths and may the sources said Central banks of France |Germany,__Italy,_Holland, ium, Switzerland zg United States contributed fo the Douglas who fled from the OTTAWA (CP) -- Wage par- operation. ity with the United States would the manufacture of farm equipment in Canada, the discourage TORONTO (CP) royal commission on farm ma- nartment of labor | chinery was told today. manufacturers. New Regulations TORONTO (CP) --A _ new regulation permitting the use of studded tires on Ontario high- ways was announced Monday Transport Minister Irwin by Haskett of an inch. Labor Minister Dalton said Monday eight to-based inspectors appointed and five ies. The 12-passenger mountainidress, appeared in court follow: wagon was built to carry resi-\ing dents around the Stanley Hotel paintings from the home of Dr. {Morton Shulman, former Toron- lin Vstes Park, Colo. to coroner and now a member Murder Charge 'der in the beating dea ter Joseph Wells, 22, Wells' body was found last Tuesday behind a Toronto; Police said he had been} Waiter Assaulted Codyre of Brantford was }Monday on a charge of assault waiter Peter Kuba was severely Crash Kills 3 _ anda man were killed in a car- 1S truck collision Monday on High- about 20 miles north of PAUL. MARTIN «++ Supports adding about $40,000,000 multi-nation $250,000.000 fo support the British ministry said today. The credit, granted the Bank for International Set- of Oshawa, also killed. Prince collided with a truck driven by Richard T Can a FOUR OF THE FIVE the judges. Miss Prince Ed- finalists in the bathing-suit ward Island, 19 - year - old competition in the Miss Carol MacKinnon -- third Canada Pageant in Toronto from left -- was later se- Monday night line up for lected Miss Canada. Others WEATHER FORECAST miles east of the accident scene. Escapee Recaptured mum security Camp Bison Sat- Branch Bolstered urday,-was recaptured Monday Blythe was serving three today las bolstered months and 60 days definite and its elevator inspection branch in Minneapolis-Moline of Canada jine with promises made after a Ltd., said in a brief that produc-| young bov was killed in an ele tivity in Canada will have to in- yator shaft last spring crease to keep pace with U.S tions of four counts of indecent ly today will be in the tower Great Lakes regions by tonight. Snow ing north 15 to 20 by this in advance of this weather dis- evening and light Wednesday. turbance has already covered' Sudbury, North Bay, northern northwestern Ontario and will Georgian Bay, Algoma regions: Cloudy and cold with snow or Accumulations snowflurries today. Wednesday : aii = . variable cloudiness with chance TORONTO (CP) -- Two mentor the snow belt areas around of a few snowflurries and con- charged in connection with the Geo NEW YORK (AP) -- A 1914\theft, of paintings worth $75,000) Mr. Haskett said in a state-|Stanley Steamer bus, still capa-jto $100,000 were remanded Mon- ment that under the regulations, |ble of going 50 miles an hour,|day to Nov. 20. David F. Stra- metal studs will be permitted on|was auctioned Monday for $ tires between Oct. 1 and March|000 at the Parke-Bernet Ga 31, provided they are no greater than 14 inch in diameter and protrude no farther than 1-16th Russ In Algiers inspectors squadron of five Russian war- . have been promoted to supervi- ships arrived here Tuesday. sors to train newcomers and as- sist officers in the field Bus $31,000 reach southern Ontario regions afternoon. are expected to be light except Held For Theft rgian Bay and Lake Huron }Wednesday will be mostly sunny but cold 29. of Toronto and How- the theft Saturday of six) HERE and THERE, PARADE PLANNED . 73 mt ak-|speak to the bia TOWE Ot Ueneees ft War. 21 about, "What Canadians : jmean to the United Nations" After spending a number |years as a press correspondent to United Nations, Wet road conditions Saturday|and Ottawa, Mr. Trueman was ved a part in two auto|appointed national director of on the Macdonald-|UNA in August CANADIAN CORPS y Among the special guests at- nding the three day general meeting and convention jof the Canadian Corps Associa- tion, Ontario Command starting uto received|Noy. 17. in Brantford A. 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Polk, 20, left, following his convi tion and sentencing Monday at San' Francisco's Presi- dio. Lockman was convict- ed of refusing to obey U.S. Soldier 30 Months ] SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -- Aj) general court martial has sen-}| tenced army Pte. Ronald Lock-!! man to 30 months at hard labor for refusing orders to go to Viet-'1 nam. t The court convicted and sen-,¢ tenced Lockman Monday after a't trial punctuated by clashes be- tween military police and anti-|§ war demonstrators at the Presi- dio, U.S. t6h Army headquar- 4 ters. t Seven demonstrators were ar- ! rested outside the courtroom.! MPs carried six others from the r court. c "T would do it again,"' said's Lockman, 23, a Philadelphia Negro, after hearing the sen-|F tence. "My father had doubts}r about this, but I know for a fact/v that I was right." c The court officers deliberated) only 11 minutes before convict-}e ing Lockman on two counts of!s refusing to obey lawful orders. ji They pondered 20 minutes longer in deciding the 30 months sentence with dishonorable dis- charge. The maximum term is five years. | Stanley Faulkner, one ofic Treason I LBJ Criti WASHINGTON (AP) -- Sena- tor George D. Aiken says Presi- dent Johnson and administra-) tion officials imply Vietnam war st policy criticism borders on trea- it son. The Vermont Republftan| mr calls it "hitting below the belt."|is Aiken, a member -of the Sen- y ate foreign relations committee, -- took issue with a Monday state- nl ment by Ellsworth Bunker, U.S.|., ambassador to South Vietnam,! that domestic dissent acts to |, "encourage the North Viet- 3) namese to hold on."' A sharp critic of Johnson's es- calation of the U.S. war effort, | q Aiken said in an interview he|H detects a pattern in weekend) ;j speeches by the president. ap New York talk Monday by) s Vice-President Hubert H. Hum- phrey and in Bunker's remarks ¢} a pattern of blaming critics for to what he called lack of success) jn in Southeast Asia. is "Congress has given the pres-'de Early Pec For Trout UNITED NATIONS (AP) --|}fo Unyielding positions taken by | ri Israel and Jordan before the th UN Security Council Monday) he have further dimmed hopes of tu any Middle East settlement th soon. - Israeli Foreign Minister Abba Eban made plain that his gov- ] ernment is in no hurry to come to terms when he brushed aside two rival resolutions both de- ; signed to bring the Arabs nearer than ever before to com- promise._ ee Eban reiterated his rejection ta of a resolution submitted by|th India, Mali and Nigeria because |se he said it suggested "that Israel|th should move from the ceasefire) w lines without a peace treaty de-| | fining permanent and ' secure! ce frontiers." da He said the U.S. resolution | ay failed to "'give sufficient weight! pr to the concept of negotiation) op and agreement." The Israelis) _ are believed willing to accept|,,, the U.S, plan in effect, but want)... it made plain that any solution) p, must result from. direct talks|,, between them and the Arabs. | \,, A similar inflexibility -was| gs, shown by Jordan's foreign min-| . ister, Abdul Monem Rifa'i. bail ISSUES ULTIMATUM |pe & Rifa'i stressed Arab demands|Mi i C f ic fe