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2 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, December 14, 1967 A GLANCE AROUND THE GLOBE OTTAWA (CP) -- A series of reports claiming importers have broken the embargo against Rhodesian products have all} been unfounded, Prime Minister Pearson told the Commons Wednesday He said revenue department officials now are investigating new: reports that tobacco and Fe other products are coming in fF ¢ despite the ban gE i Mr. Pearson had been asked -- & by NDP Leader Douglas wheth- ' er it is true as reported that Rhodesian tobacco and sugar are being shipped to Canada via South Africa Washkansky Up CAPE TOWN (Reuters) Heart-transplant patient Louis Washkansky got out of: bed today and sat in an easy chair! on the balcony outside his room ll days after his history-mak ing operation. A doctor at Groote Schuur pn : hospital said biochemistry tests, Certification Opposed showed his condition continued ASRS i to improve. TORONTO (CP) He added there were no signs T. ¢. DOUGLAS -e « « Raises Question ? cer was rejecting the heart re-| tion ceived from an automobile acci-| U0" dent victim Denise Darvall, 25. " Meanwhile, a spokesman for |'ario Labor Relations the liver clinic at the hospital/ Said Wednesday. said a liver transplant into a) The new Independent human would be done early next) Workers Union won bargainin year Only four successful liver|feating the mineworkers 979 t transplants so far have been|474--support from 60.7 of th carried out--all in the U.S. 11,161 eligible voters. PC Convention CHARLOTTETOWN (CP) --~-- j Prince Edward Island's| Appointment Progressive Conservatives will} BRANTFORD (CP) -- hajd a convention to select a) Adams, 29, a native of Windso new leader before mid-March Retiring leader Walter Shaw and the party president Ivan Kerry, announced the con- for Brantford. vention here Wednesday. Gordon Wade, Mr. Shaw, who will be 80 this| position previously, was name¢ month, has led the party since!'director Nov. 1 after the resig 1957. ination of Ronald Donaldson at the Du Pont of Canad. been set here for Jan. 8 COMPENSATION CLAIM The Ontario Municipal Board, will hear a claim for compen-|new 1,300 sation against the city of Osh-|quarters awa Feb. 15 in the city council] chambers. Claimants are Wil-|vincial Police. The liam James Spry and Maryjwill be located on Mill Street Sylvia Spry. They want the|Newcastle, south of OMB to determine the compen-!donald-Cartier Freeway. sation to be paid by the city : for land expropriated by the/pr. ¢, F. city, and for the injurious re- Siendred sults of that expropriation. The seaitacres land is part of Lot 17, Register-|the arinual ed Plan 369. Party THERE square foot head for CANNON SCHOOL JUNIOR JUDGE Maitland G. Gould, QC, 60, of North Bay has been appointed! @ junior judge for the District/Stades Home and Schoo for the ed, by the Association |Miss Harness and several skits trate at North Bay for some/- years NEW HEADQUARTERS The O. Delkus Construction|250 candy canes. to certification of a new a}of the council said Wednesday. | with Portugal. Ltd. plant at Kingston, the On Lione! Corbeil told the organi-| ---- rights at the plant recently, de- Rene jand a veteran of 12 years with who held the _ |reasons for the increase. the Mac- of people attended | shipped Christm a s\was that of his son. at Dr. C, F. Cannon | School Monday, It was sponsor-| of Algoma. A native of Bowman. | 'he kindergarten rhythm band, ville, he had served as magis-)School choir under direction. of/ Rhodesian Imports Rumor Labeled False By Pearson. \2::5,cx2,2 Theatre Grants al Theatre School, based i Montreal, will receive $180.00 ada Council announced today. The grant is the largest of 1 | totalling |the council to theatre. The theatre arts d program of the cot Pp ted elopmen 1 during 1967-68. The helps train management technicians, brings in consultants, and aids _ senio: {theatrical - people across th country to exchange ideas. Other grants include $50,000 t the its production, A Midsumme Night's Dream. Quebec Human Rights "OTTAWA (CP) -- The Nation- for the 1967-68 season, the Can- $586,000 awarded by Foreign of the co 1 is allot-| Wednesday $180,000 ofr continuation|reason for the refusal of arms is program | bec : and arms limitation im expert| Portugal. Portugal' Denis Defence Gives Vehement Summary ' Accuses Canada of refusing to supply military equipment to the Portuguese OTTAWA victed on such testimony." With these words, counsel Louis Assaly (CP) -- 'No one,| BRUSSELS (CP)-Portugal, a not even a dog, should be con- be truthful, frank and forthright|July 14, 1964. defence fered him the $20,000 to agree to|was called' the release on bail of Rivard. armed forces even though Can-| Wednesday for the acquittal of The addresses by Crown and seeking ada does provide military as-|Raymond Denis on a charge of defence marked the approach- | WEATHER FORECAST Mr. Lamontagne had tried to|Denis afforded him the money At that time, Mr; Lamontagne fore lawyer for the United /toda States government which was the extradition from in his evidence that Denis of- q TO (CP) -- Official PORGNT ' ri el 15 to 25. casts issued at 5:30 y, ' Sunny With Few Clouds ' Slightly Colder Friday ries today and Friday. Winds Montreal and Ottawa regions: Mainly sunny and cooler today Synopsis: The pattern of rca fr : tear' weather over the greater part of and Friday. Winds westerly 15 Canada of Rivard for trial in'Canada and the United States 1s with gusts to 30. /sistance to Tanzania, an emerg-|attempting to obstruct justice|ing conclusions of Denis' trial.|Texas. Rivard, 52, now is serv-|governed by a massive low Forecast Temperatures ing African state, |by offering a $20,000 bribe in the! It started Nov. 13. ing a 20-year prison term in At-|pressure area over northern' Low overnight, high Thursday External Affairs Minister/case of narcotics smuggler Lu-| Judge Bruce Macdonald ofjlanta, Ga. [Quebec and an equally massive Windsor 20 32 0|Martin said in a statement that|clen Rivard. Windsor, Ont., sent the jurors) Mr, Assaly said it is "incredi-'high pressure area over the Da-/St. Thomas - 20 30 Minister Franco|. Mr. Assaly argued that Denis,,home until Friday when, he|ble, unbelievable' for Mr. La-kotas and The Rockies. As a/London ...++ 9 : |Nogueira mac tiduring a NATO counci Martin said r! Portugal was reported to have, O\spare parts for military air- Stratford Shakespearean craft, Canada had requested the) Festival for a four-week tour of}y sual assurances that such T equipment would be used only |within the geographic limits of the alliance for purposes of the alliance and Portugal had given MONTREAL (CP) -- Repre- these assurances. sentatives of the United Counc for Human Rights will go to|request, il} Even so, Canada rejected the the Portuguese minis- Quebec City early next year and|ter is reported to have said g o| March e It would recommend the) in of comprehensive | "A hearing of the objection has | human rights legislation, partic-| ularly affecting wage standards/Canada -lthe "painfully slow progress" | bringing {and working conditions and dis crimination in public housing. Bank Rate Raised "STOCKHOLM from five per cent. Recent falls in I sold and foreign currency re In the week ending Nov. |the drop was more than 300, ' 000,000 crowns ($62,000,000) The increase was a rate to eight per cent. the Bowmanville} sei ' detachment of the Ontario Pro- Identification Accepted, building SARASOTA, Fla. (AP) -- A ' grief-stricken father ended a three-day dispute with the U.S. Army Wednesday night and ac- | knowledged that the body of a sandy-haired dead soldier home from Vietnam i Washington. "It's my son," said Hettich. | Neither he nor Alvera would and recitations by students. San-|say what prompted him to drop|to pay its financial obligations |ta Claus was the popular at-| his challenge of the soldier's|with respect to the Middle East traction and gave out more than| identity. Hettich had maintained|force but not with respect to 'the body was that of a stranger. (Reuters) -- the Swedish) lserves were officially cited as|of our pro 30| cause-no surprise."' He added: expected) 4 = ever since the devaluation of agree Co, of Etobicoke will commence |the British pound Nov. the erection immedfiately of a 18 and| aspects of peacekeeping opera |the increase in the British bank| tions does Hi The father, brickmason wieal mex of UN peacekeeping onal H. Hettich, accepted the army | ations in the Middle East in 1956 identification of the body as Cpl.jand in The Congo in 1960, the Donald Hettich after a confer-|costs expanded and the Soviet primary,ence with Lt.-Col. Richard F./Union and_ other The evening featured) Sores. who flew here from Local|ask Premier Daniel Johnson to/Portugal could only draw two 119160, United Mine Workers of| fulfil a promise to bring in com-|conclusions: Either Canada has the body of the 55-year-old gro-| America, has lodged an objec-|prehensive human rights legis-!no confidence in its NATO ally lation, the executive secretary|or did not wish to co-operate boosting a first-class constable's|those standards, to the provincial government at the end of February or early in Lamented | UNITED NATIONS (CP) -- Wednesday lamented | towards finding a more reliable and equitable method of financ-} ing UN peacekeeping operations} and urged nations which have} Paul Beaulieu, deputy perma-} nent representative of Canada,| however, that "the peace gress" .| Said, 4 "The Canadian delegation | proceeds on the assumptior genuine desire to d conclusions on various| | exist" ada is a member. present operations which |main unpaid. Until 1955, virtually all mem- unreasonable, said in reply that Denis' testi- ee ceaggtiaeS {mony was evasive, uncertain,/utes Mr. Assaly analysed the : gore png was asked 4 contradictory and capable of evidence, making particularly) Bey shea Jos lbeing regarded by the 12-man scathing remarks about Mr. La- jury as "'lies." ' { \arbitration _lpay to $7,775 from $6,400 by July 1, 1968. Board! zation's annual meeting that a as ic : ; : | Brown, London Police'sary to brief on race relations in the D { t | Aaron | : : 3 : \fo boss, Rene Tremblay | \f licitor, said the sa ee ; 'i | former SS, ne Tremblay, | Nylon| Montreal area will be presented | UN e 1Cl Se aa ee clits 980 more rapidly than most groups. |7 ino MP for Matapedia-Ma. | policemen the highest paid force, : eee ; in Ontario. The contract is ef-\Gone by police work with work/jicemen, Mr. Lamontagne and| fective Jan. 1, 1968, and expires Gina: Ail ThVew HaGeo Ba Ge On Dec. 31, 1968. Pay increases for policeme|pejationship with people, Mr.| are: eight per cent Jan. 1, .1967; y people, i Arbitration Award Makes London Police Best Paid LONDON, Ont. (CP) -- Lon-jcreasingly high standards of not don policemen were awarded a/professionalism that will be re- sway them from their duty of\magami, Algoma, White River, 20-per-cent pay increase by an|quired and because of the short- board Wednesday,jage of men capable of meeting} ip i- verdict | session|the federal immigration minis-| dence and deliver his charge be-|have a duty to report the al-!Great | the|ter, was the victim of tainted,' fore sending them out to consid-|leged bribe immediately to the westerly to northwesterly flow;Wingham ... | inadequate andjer a verdict. He warned them to}RCMP or his client, the U.S. ( ause of a United Nations|unbelievable testimony by|keep an open mind and avoid| government. posed against Pierre Lamontagne. Crown Attorney John Cassels case. reading press reports of the 1 ACKED EXPLANATION Mr. Lamontagne, 32, never given a full, jand adequate explanation For three hours and 45 min-| |why he made no immediate re-|muc montagne's alle gation that port of the offer and why, when finger at Denis." whole evidence. . mystery man in this whole;and case," Mr. Cassells urged the jurors to let personal sympathy To keep policemen and to at-| " Toronto. he did report it 18 days later,|/Windsor, Lake St. Clair, I and had "pointed the accusing|Erie, 'Haliburton, southern Lake] "That Lamontagne did not at/Huron {once advise his clients taints his|/few cloudy intervals and a little os icolder today and Friday. Winds) "Lamontagne, there's the|westerly 15 today, light tonight ie the accusation|former executive assistant tojsaid, he will review the evi-jmontagne to state he did not} consequence all Ontario and the|Kitchener ... Lakes of increasing colder air. Across| Hamilton 'Northern Ontario, considerable/St. Catharines 'cloudiness is producing some|Toronto had light snow f reasonable Pattern will ofjand Friday's weather should h the same as today's. Hamilton, Niagara, regions: Friday. Sudbury, North Bay, northern) {Lake Huron, Georgian Bay, Ti- |being firm, frank and honest in/Cochrane, western James Bay} : regions: Variable cloudiness Denis' testimony had Leger and colder with a few showflur-| area lie in al|Mount Forest ..-+- 15 25 25 32 32 Pe AE . 2 32 alls. This weather|Peterborough ...-- 15 25 be slow to change|Kingston ..... 20 28 be!Killaloe .. 10 25 Muskoka 15 22 {North Bay 10 20 in.) 2 Londan,| Sudbury 10 20 . Fein (HATItON .+eseseceeee 5 15 Lake Ontario, cault Ste. Marie .. 18 25 5 tee ,|Kapuskasing .--+++- 0 15 Sunny with @lwhite River « 419 610 |Moosonee ..- 5 20 0 15 Timmins .. No cle tage "|ed with four contradicted vital) - acs ea ae go |points of the testimonies of his It would appear sensible tOltane: the two investigating po-| done by doctors and lawyers| Mrs. Lamontagne. ce "Byerybody's out of step but| their import factors a delicate! oy, che despa Lee Le Geddes said four per cent July 1, 1967: four per cent, Jan. 1, 1968; and four) per cent, July 1, 1968. Civilian LEAD SCORING SEATTLE (AP) -- Fred Hilts | DIXON'S | employees received nine per cent as of Jan. 1, The arbitration board repo:t pre- $8 a week hight and _ compulso- for player of the week honors. on the peace-|ry gee asnocistion Suse) Hilts has 32 points with 12 goals keeping controversy "'should|whether policemen or civilians}. : ed lara no su |belong to the association or not; est 20 assists after matching | after/Hynes with five points last! 1 that|seven years instead of 10; pay-| week. Ronson has 27 points. TONITE & FRIDAY also provides for shift miums of $4 a week afternoon; three weeks' vacation reach| ment of two-thirds by the city of| hospital and medical expenses. R. G. Geddes, ar and Len Rons of San Diego skat-! r : ' h ; 7KHOLM } not already done so to makejother increases correspond WI'lieq one-two this week at the R Ithe RCMP, has been appointed| The Swedish National Bank an-| \ointary contributions to help/those for policemen. assistant director of recreation|Nounced today that the bank) 9)i1j I's deficit. rate will be raised Friday to six eliminate the UN's defict chairman of in the UN|the arbitration board that dealt) lcommittee of 33, of which Can-|with the dispute between the po-| lice association and the board of} Because of the controversy, commissioners of police, said it| ithe UN now has bills totalling|will be necessary to raise the) jabout $55,000,000 for past and |standard of police work in| re-!Ontario. } This was because of the in HEAT WITH OIL OIL 313 ALBERT ST. 24-HOUR SERVICE 723-4663 SERVING OSHAWA OVER 50 YEARS head of the Western Hockey League scoring race and Hilts tied a third Gull, Warren Hynes, -- CALL -- 725-1127 RADIO DISPATCHED MOTOR CITY CAB 9 PRINCE STREET Subscribers To... @ BLUE CROSS @ PS.l. ©@ GREEN SHIELD NEED NOT PAY CASH! 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W. at GARRARD RD. os 1.77 Adults Only Allowed Specials VOTE EXPECTED Ti Death Pe Vehemen By ALEXANDER FARREL OTTAWA (CP) -- Angry words flew in the Senate Wednesday over the govern-| ment's bill to limit the death| penalty, as the debate acquired the same vehemence that had) ¥ marked the bill's earlier pas- sage through the House of Com- ni mons. b N The capital punishment. pill! was expected to reach a vote on, 5 second reading, approval in principle, in the Senate today. | W It would eliminate the death penalty for all but murderers of policemen or prison guards for a five-year trial period, "Let us prove that we have! come out of the jungle," Sena-| Ww tor J. Harper Prowse (I---Alber-| t¢ ta) said in appealing for support| 4 of the bill. "Let us show that we! 2 have some hope for the future == of mankind." The House of Commons, le meanwhile, wound up its debate! on Finance Minister Sharp's special, tax-increasing budget. DIGEST TAX INCREASE The government's budget re-\s solutions, to make the necessary |th |we jna ' ¢ changes in the tax laws, are ex- "a pected to come up in the Com- on mons today. The budget, intro- duced Nov. 30, placed a five-(pe per-cent surcharge on personal jing income tax and raised the ex-|m [ cise tax on beer, spirits and to-|sai bacco by 10 per cent. me In the upper house, Senator! of Gunnar Thorvaldson (PC --| Manitoba) said Canada is wit-|W nessing its worst period of gang-'th s i e New Car Insu TORONTO (CP) -- Drivers in St. John's, Nfld., could find themselves paying up to $24 a year more for their insurance in 1968, while Toronto drivers could save up to $14, a survey of indicated rates released Wednesday by the insurance in- dustry shows. The survey covers 18 major Canadian centres and is based on a driver using his car mainly for pleasure, driving it not more than 20 miles a day to and from work, and with no principal op- erator under the age of 25. 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