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2 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday; December 27, 1967 A GLANCE AROUND THE GLOBE State-Run Lotteri Opposed By Wishart TORONTO (CP) -- Attorney- General Arthur Wishart of Ontario says he is opposed in principle to the sort of provin- cially-run lotteries that the federal government has an- nounced plans to legalize. Saying he was speaking per- sonally and not as a govern- ment spokesman, he added in an interview Tuesday that he found the idea of a state-run lot- tery repugnant Mr. Wishart said he agrees with federal proposals to amend the Criminal Code to give a wider legal foundation for chari- table lotteries. "In many cases it will simply be legalizing existing lotteries," he said 1 Quartet Breaks Up PITTSBURGH (AP) -- Mem- bers of the Dave Brubeck Quar- tet have parted company after more than a decade The four performed their music spiced with unorthodox, varied rhythms for what they said would be their last time to-- pipAPEST, Hungary (AP) gether Tuesday night in the _ There is a Peace Corps East- Pittsburgh Hilton before a) erp style, but its organizers dis crowd of 1,700 like that label Penfield Award Corps,' but this is not what we MONTREAL (CP) -- Dr. Wil- 47@."" says its chief, der Penfield has donated a fe The Voluntary Service of cently - received $5,000 award to Youth sends experts to lJess-de the Montreal Neurological Insti-| eloped countries. It reports 2, tute and the Vanier Institute of 700 men in the field in a handful the Family. of countries, as compared with HON. A. A. WISHART, Q.C, . . . Speaking Personally 'Red' Peace Corps "They call us the 'Red Peace |thion found in a half-empty wine Kennedy or any other alleged, | |stone Township, about 17 miles |Bradley Lawyer Promises Stiff Extradition Fight fw es LOS ANGELES (AP) -- His jlawyer says Edgar Eugene Bradley will fight extradition to \face charges by District Attor- |ney James Garrison of New Or- leans that he (Bradley) con- spired to kill President John F. Woman Escapes fennedy. |_ WINDSOR, Ont. (CP) -- A «7 will fight extradition tooth |London, Ont., woman escaped and nail," lawyer George Jen- jinjury Tuesday when her car sen said Tuesday. 'I will not let ee ai and demolished by 8 phim go to Louisiana." rel train » , . " 7 7 Provincial police said Janet Ti eave 960 Braker Ellen Mitchell, 27, of Lond surrender today in Los Angeles. boa sad atchell, 21, o Phat re-| 'The Los Angeles district attor- brains age coilinibe shoulder) ney's office issued a fugitive $e: " » 'iecdav Her vehicle was struck on an fi tag Pid -- ae ne as se , adley, 49, of North olly- unprotected crossing in Maid adage = . sé northeast of here, by a Cana The complaint was based on a dian National Railways treight| oulsiana warrant obtained by train travelling 50 Thlles. ani Garrison charging Bradley with | hour: : : conspiracy to commit murder. The car was dragged 50 feet In a news conference Tuesday enige' gr é in New Orleans, Garrison said ibs ae ste and aunined 1nto 8 Bradley worked in 1964 to drum Bien led ih ee up presidential support in Cali Mitche as thr ' \ * pa ene yee ee fornia for FBI Director J. Family Poisoned Edgar Hoover. BOGOTA (Reuters) -- A mar- OLWALD CIA AGENT ried couple and six of their chil-- He also declared that Lee dren died from poisoning during|Harvey Oswald, identified by their. Christmas Eve party in|the Warren commission as Ken- the northern Colombian city of/nedy's assassin, was an agent of Tunja, police said Tuesday. the Central Intelligence Agency Police said they are holding|and that Oswald had tipped the three men--the only guests-- FBI about the assassination plot who showed no symptoms of five days before it happened. He poisoning said Oswald was a "patsy."' The poison was believed to be. The Louisiana _ warrant a white pesticide called para-|'doesn't mention President bottle Marijuana Seized LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Sei-| Younger added that the com- zure of $2,000,000 worth of mari- Plaint "does not indicate opinion juana--described by U.S. treas- on our part as to the validity of ury officials as the largest in|the charge or the guilt or inno- victim,' District Attorney Evelle J. Younger told a news conference Tuesday was just "a simple procedural act to get this person into |court."" The case can be contin- lued for up to 30 days to allow {Louisiana Governor John /McKeithen to undertake extra- dition proceedings. The final de- cision rests with California Gov- ernor Ronald Reagan. DENIES ALLEGATION Bradley has denied Garrison's accusations, contending he knows nothing of Kennedy kill-|' ing other than what has been made public. He is the second man Garri- son has charged with conspir- acy in the 1963 assassination of Kennedy at Dallas. Under in- dictment is a New Orleans busi- nessman, Clay Shaw: Bradley is west coast repre- sentative of Dr. Carl Mclntire, a New Jersey radio broad- caster, At his news conference, Gar- rison declined to dius the charges against Bradley, saying it would prejudice his case. Garrison said he had evidence the conspirators' final meeting ltook place Nov. 17, 1963, and a WEATHER FORECAST 4 4 2 | | ie that on "that day, the FBI sent) out an inter-bureau telegram announcing the Nov. 22 assassi- nation attempt." Garrison said the telegram was sent to Hoover and that Kennedy you can judge for yielding the weapon. WARDEN Murray Hen- The | derson demonstrates how an inmate's hostage was inmate held a prison guard Byron Bean; the guard at knifepoint for about three above is Stanley North- cutt minutes last night before "what came down to President} Prisoners Talked 4 yourself in that he was allowed to ride without a bubbletop (on his car) in that parade in Dal- las." "Garrison repeated his charge that President Johnson has "'ac- tively concealed evidence of the |murder of his predecessor, | "he can't be al- Into Surrender NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) --|show and ended with three As two prisoners held a guard|guards taken to hospital with hostage with a knife to his|stab wounds. |forecast today. will continue into Thursday in |the north country. Across the|today and Thursday. lrest of Ontario it will continue light. lcold with variable cloudiness jand some light snow or snow- \flurries Great Lakes. Windsor, Lake St. Clair, Lake Erie, Variable Cloudiness, Snowdlurries And Cold TORONTO (CP) -- Official] Sudbury, North Bay, northern issued at 5:30 a.m. Georgian Bay, Haliburton, Ti- Coch- Synopsis: Clear, cold weather rane, western James Bay re- " gions: Mainly sunny and cold Winds magami, . White River, ; Mainly especially near Toronto, Hamilton, London, Niagara, evening to easterly 15. Forecast temperatures Low tonight, high Thursday Thursday. Continuing cold. Windsor 20 | Winds light. St. Thomas .. 20 Northern Lake Huron, Al- London 0 southern Georgian Bay Kitchener ....... anndns sooo i Ss |goma, ' tee lregions: Variable cloudiness yfount Forest ..... - 15 land a few snowflurries today wingham es 15 and Thursday. Continuing cold. Hamilton ...... ne 20 | Winds light. x St. Catharines ..... 20 Toronto ...... stesee 8 20 Peterborough ..+..' -5 15 Kingston ..cccceccee § 20 Trenton 24 . Killaloe .. 10 F ] Flo S Muskoka 15 l m p North Bay seco. -20 5 Sudbury .. i 5 LONDON (AP) -- The Bes Nariton 2 tles' latest creation--an hour- ¢, 3 : long television film fantasy-- -omadltiom gig ' 2 10 was greeted with howls of dis- White River dolled "5 may and amazement by press Moononee Hasan : and public today. Timmin es -10 Hundreds of viewers tele- -s ra 10 phoned complaints to the BBC SRNL AION ETO a0). which -screened the £40,000 ($102,800) production Magica! Mystery Tour Tuesday night as one of the high spots in its Christmas schedule. Montreal and Ottawa regions: clear and very cold the today and tonight. Winds light. Thursday sunny at first but with increasing cloudiness during the Ke afternoon, Snow spreading in b: Lake Ontario,/eyening. Winds thoreacing he southern Lake Huron regions: Sunny with a few cloudy periods today. Variable cloudiness and a few snowflurries tonight and Excess Ni Seen Har: NEW YORK (AP) =A biolo- gist said today he is worried) su whether too much nitrogen used| dic in farm fertilizers is getting into) te: store-bought baby foods. Ey If it is, then certain nitrogen) tre products might be killing some| wz babies, or making others turn he blue, he said. ae The biologist, Dr. Barry Com-|in | Ad moner of Washington University) da in St. Louis, said he did not| pl: know if this is really happening. | ai But he said it should be looked/on into. ee He spoke at a session of the| wk American Association for the! pr ,.. Miami Police On Young Neg MIAMI, Fla. (AP) -- Police! ' Chief Walter Headley says that|na community relations programs| we in the city's Negro district havel sa failed so his officers are under orders to combat with shotguns) co and dogs "'young hoodlums who) Sh have taken advantage of the| Co civil rights campaign." pa "Felons will learn that they) pr can't be bonded out from the| pr morgue," Headley told report-| ve ers at a press conference. Criticism from civil rights) py Jeaders was swift even as|N; strengthened patrols in the|ya Negro district began enforcing! sq the city's "stop and frisk" law) ge --searching persons on the| ne streets without arrest or war-| to rant ty "Ninety per cent of our Negro} ~ population is law abiding and Ki wants to eliminate our crime| ¢, problem," Headley said. "But! ©' iveq| Some 10,000 United States Peace) |; orcs cence of Mr. Bradley." ladding that | wan sg York Society for| Co"PS ' personnel in about 50 pg" ag pouring Younger said ibe eningilatat awed to get away with it." pores Ele por athag at ene Both eg Rong ie og tas It was the first movie pro 10 per cent are young hoodlums| fet the Family of Man for Excel. UN" °* After being arraigned before . : ange see State Prison cellblock Tues-| nied sta see ea iat rison |tuced and directed by the mop- ide dite -orgga advantage of] ¢), lence in the field of science, was U.S. Commissioner Russell R day night and talked the men| (ony today for weapons on haired quartet. Me Site ene eee es U! into surrendering. | z ; "Tf they were not the Bea- FORCES CRACKDOWN th a tribute to the teamwork of Ships To Be Freed _|Hermann, the five were ordered doctors at the Montreal Neuro. CAIRO (AP) -- Egypt has fi- held in lieu of bail pending a oF s Holiday Fatality Toll, logical Institute and to scientists| ally agreed to clear the south- preliminary hearing Jan. 19 : around the world ern half of the Suez Canal and -4 91 Persons Across Canada other convicts, tles;" writes Mary Malone in that way," Henderson told the| State Corrections Commission-|phe Daily Mirror, 'they could men. er on a bightn dana ne get a toothpaste merchant) i guards were Aubrey Holling-|to go for this. It was chaotic." The prisoners, Donald Lee|% orth, William A. Fields and|\""s great big. bore," says Hancock, 21, and William T. Ar-| : thur, 29, turned over their weap-| Herschel L. Currie. |Richard Last in The Sun. resistance| Hollingsworth and Currie,| Headley, chief of the depart- ment for 19 years, said he, took|ta his action after the Christmas| th holiday weekend in which there} de were 58 violent crimes in the|w area, including three murders. |w "You don't get things done A SAVINGS ACCOUNTS He said the $5,000 will be release 15 foreign ships trapped) x divided equally between the in the waterway, the semi-offi-| % Montreal N i jcial newspaper Al Ahram indi- al Neurological Institute| <3 1eq today. ; three drowned and fivejons without further By THE CANADIAN PRESS fires, and the Vanier Institute. i é - ESS Beco aa |, Al Ahram, which often speaks a 'At least 91 persons died acci-| were killed in other accidents. |and were placed in a maximum|both with stab wounds in the) Plan Dismissed for President Nasser, said Nas- dentally in Canada during the| Ontario topped the list with 28) security unit. chest and abdomen, were listed) eae Bik : ser's government "'undertook an| four-day Christmas holiday|fatalities--23 in _ traffic, one| The warden's action ended ajin serious condition at hospital, | PERSONAL ritis XC al BONN (Reuters) -- Finance|extensive study of the problem _ | weekend with traffic accounting] drowning, two by fire, a fall and| brief flareup of violence which) and Fields, stabbed in the back, 4% H Minister Franz-Josef Strauss of)in all its aspects" and es- 4 for 62 deaths, 23 less than the 85| an asphyxiation. |began at a Christmas music| was described as fair. fo) Pee tied predicted last week by the Ca-| Quebec reported 25 fatalities nadian Highway Safety Council.|_20 in traffic, three in fires, A survey by The Canadian|/one drowning and a woman | Press from 6 p.m. Friday local| killed by a subway train. j|times to midnight Tuesday; In Nova Scotia, four persons) } | showed that 21 persons died in| were killed on the highways and Meera ee ren ~~ four died in a fire. Newfound- West Germany Tuesday night|tablished that clearance of the dismissed a plan for a confeder-|southern part of the waterway ation of East and West Europe|is "feasible." worked out by one of his advis-| The paper said the govern- ers as "touching but useless." (ment made the' study in re- The plan was published Tues-/sponse {o repeated requests day in the French weekly maga-|from Poland, France and Brit Pinched By D TORONTO (CP) -- An execu-|th tive of the Canadian Education |p Association has warned that the C teacher exchange program with Britain may have to be dropped PERSONAL LOANS CENTRAL ONTARIO TRUST & SAVINGS CORPORATION Christmas Cards, Presents Too Late For Stricken Child land had three traffic deaths zine' Paris Match, which as-!ain, which have ships trapped in cribed it to senior West German the canal, and from India i ig d government officials. ' 4 New Quake a sooo ee fo rede BRUGES, Belgium (Reuters) |to be as healthy as her three 19 Simcoe St. N., Oshowe unless more money can bed But Klaus Bioemer, Strauss's Moscow Trial 4 deaths. Prince Edward Island|-- Hundreds of Christmas cards| brothers and two sisters, Then 23 Kin, owen found for 54 British teachers ins: foreign affairs adviser, said) NEW YORK (AP) -- The 5, a s was fatality-free. jand presents from throughout) she began to suffer from a = 7 wane Canada. p Tuesday that he thought up the|grandson of a onetime Soviet f : | n hi e Five persons were killed on|the world lie unopened about|strange illness and on entering| 'The Canadian Teachers Fed-|p pn gee paste being ap-'foreign minister, acting in defi- t 2 | the road in Saskatchewan and|the hospital bedside here of a bs apn " oe ha ni RADIO DISPATCHED OPEN i bd dared! -- ' C iy @ Bonn corre-jance of the Soviet y \- a i i Belgian girl. ember it was found she had /eu- r ers, ei of whom are in Met- spondent of Match. |uce. has sent to ay alg ioe ad . AS ASHI TON slat utiea Ae four died tn Grek ene te Elaine ee Feyter, 414, no co-encephalitis. MOTOR CITY NAY ropolitan Toronto and 26 across a script excerpts from a closed- ROBERT NIXON lcorded' a heavy tremor at traffic. Alberta reported six Since then her condition has CAB sirunbave Scie oh acsust slau poset door Moscow literary trial, The! school Officials Uncertain 4:17 a.m. EST today in the Ata-|'eaths by fire and three in traf- British Columbia had two ee cae ' New York Times says coma Desert of northern Chile, | fic: : y about 90 miles northeast of An. ai! fatalities and one traffic longer knows what is going on} ; about her and is not expected tol ene ae live to enjoy her gifts, a hospi-| ing from $3,000 to $4,200, paid t by British school boards. The situation, revealed Tues- is Traffic Accident ST. BONIFACE, Man. (CP) | 9 PRINCE STREET -- Mrs. Leslie Wilson of Brant-|. The manuscripts include what icial sai y ' a eee 8 See eee Pelong SMBS nage gear ag Year-End Statement _ tofagasta. oan pr igiengh ae from the ' day, was spelled out at a meet en 0 Mani Sat-|Vladimir I. Bukovsky, a writer,! : ' The survey doe: i Aue, ; at Gd i : n southern Manitoba Sat y, &@ write TORONTO (CP) -- Ontario) The disturbance was mea- The survey does not niclude | tage of Adinkerke near the DIXON Ss ing of Canadian education au-| natural or industrial deaths, urday, was reported in fair con-|¥h0 was convicted with two riperal Leader Robert Nixon, in|sured at 6.75 on the Richter known suicides or slayings. dition in St. Boniface General |°ther defendants Sept. 1 for par ear- y| scal Hospital Tuesday. ; ticipating in a Moscow street cruek an or ee a eae cases thquak crag aie gaa ata 7 2 | last c | y cases an earthquake ial sald. Mrs. Wilson suffered een | treeoniveihongseebaga January, the ment for not completing its of that magnitude would pron TRIPLETS BORN hee sonia ger d facial tncerations in a two-car) °wspaper says business on time lheavy damage 4 {t Gocurred'in| DETROIT (AP) -- -Santal vast summer she had seemed) ead-on collision north of Mor- : He said 21 government bills|a populated area, but a centre|Claus, disguised as Dr. M | ris, 33 miles south of Winnipeg Peace Corps Withdraws passed this year had not been|spokesman said the effects of Wayne, iatta beatae ae Her husband, a passenger in the; WASHINGTON (AP) The Proclaimed or had been pro-jthe Chilean quake should be livered three crying packages to car, was also taken to hospital.|1J.S. Peace Corps announced Claimed only in part, including modified by the fact that the Dennis and Jennifer Varian is withdrawing its 57|bills regarding mental. health,|centre apparently was 60 miles,Christmas morning. Mrs. Va-| The occupants of the second| Tuesday it car, driver John Redekopf of volunteers from Gabon at the|Car exhaust pollution and com-|below the earth's surface. He rian, 26, gave birth to triplet} injured} said the tremor still should have'girls, the Varians' first child- Winnipeg, and a passenger, es-;request of the government of/pensation for persons caped injury. that French - speaking West Af. While aiding policemen. been felt over a large area. ren --!rican country The government also had left) HERE AND THERE, ort, 2m cit Gabonese tects of the announced. schoo! SUPERMARKET WEEKEND SPECIALS gave no reason for ending the| Ustrict integration. THURS., FRI., SAT., DEC. 28, 29,.30 |border with France, has an in-| HEAT WITH OIL OIL 313 ALBERT ST. 24-HOUR SERVICE 723-4663 SERVING OSHAWA OVER 50 YEARS pointed out that the recent de- b thorities two weeks ago. It was/d B valuation of the pound means't Safety Problems? Call J. Feltis 728-6414 CHAIRMAN OSHAWA SAFETY LEAGUE DON'T MISS OUT To Enroll and Save ON VIC TANNY'S 174 RITSON RD. S. OSHAWA 725-3445 Free Parking at Rear of Building "There was no prior consulta- HOSPITAL REPORT Peace Corps activities, a corps), Two hundred and ninety pa-, Spokesman said. But he added Hon ... and there has been no tients were admitted and 394 the note expressed "our sincere urther release of information. People must not be pushed around or left to flounder, as in this glaring example of inepti- tude."' discharged by the Oshawa Gen-| thanks" for the corps' work in eral Hospital during the week) Gabon endine Dec. Forty-one bab "We go to a country at the in e born in the institution.| vitation of the host government Eighty-five major, 117 minor|and whenever »® government and 88 eye, ear and nose oper-;wishés us to leave, we ations were performed. A total! willingly," the spokesman said of 278 examinations and treat ments were given and 38 casts applied. 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