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CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, FRIDAY, JULY 23, 1965. 16 PAGES

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VOL. LXXVIII. NO. 181

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FOR LEADER

‘LONDON (Reuters) — Edward Heath was quoted Thursday night as a 6-to-4

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he the new British Conserva- Christopher Soames, 44, sir GUadanen cad Raed msec of London bookmakers. ‘and provincial governments! “As in previous: _—— aston, 3 tive Party's leader, a post left Winston Churchill's son-in-law 49, who led Britain's effort to By RALPH C. which lie below _ __ Hillsbpr- fully submit, mote likely o.ob- Close behind came Reg- . Wednesday wound np fase) hele: Miiew aa to the vacant Tikiteday by the re- who le given an outside join the common market. | ver tie firs time since it be- |eugh. River. changes viate the necessity of recurrent inald Msudling at even S0¥ Bee oe a stieision Dear:| tive riaecat: aa Ge Oo Gignation of Sir Alec Douglas- chance; Regineid Mauiding, (AP Wifephote) Dis-| changes a6. each mew. census ame iowed fe ain Mac- Sn ee : ond eee ae rahe

most rewarding I've ever at-!tinces and as to the means by tended.” | which a resolution of these dif- Both the ruggedness and the | ferences’ should be achieved,”

rewards—at least from the fed- |it said.

Others in the betting were Christopher Soames, 25 to 1, Sir Edward Boyle, Quintin Hogg and Selwyn Lloyd, 66

YOUNGER CHIEF TO TAKE OVER

stituency — a union of “Hillsbo- |

° ission, ‘ro and — gaid the tol eral viewpoint—were reflected| Quebec, British Columbia and: Dou las-Home Resi ns \Electoral Boundaries .Readjust-| Enoch Powell, 100 to 1, | in the 600 - word communique | Several other provinces insisted and ment Act allows for ' stectaral | Duncan Sandys and Peter | which closed out the meeting, |@uring & conference de-

. 3 % and | ‘istricts to have two members) Thorneycroft, 200 to 1 were | _ It referred to the agenda ham- bate Wednesday that, these

ok Lot 204 there is therefore no legal! longshots. |mered through since Monday as Fights belong to them. Mr. Pear:

\feason for abolishing the dual | |*the most extensive ever dealt | 608, om the other hand, stuck |

\with by such a conference.” to his previously-declared post-

As Conservative Leader

‘riding here. It said the eombin- |

tolerance. #ilow- phasized “we should strive for | charged with armed robbery,

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and suggested only relatively it said these changes would £4 districts would have a. 00p- And it listed these major ac-|tion that the Supreme Court of minor adjustments in the | a better average number ulation of just ‘under: 40,000 - of 2 New Glas Ow | leomplishments by Mr. = Canada ahould first be asked to By HAROLD. MORRISON to another man, The peeegesd. ridings. of residents to each with Card- the residents of Queens County Youths a Pe ‘and the 10 provineial premiers: |settle the legal issue of juris LONDON § (CP)—insisting a Nears “had to be mine and CHANGES FOR KINGS ‘igan then having 25,314; Eg-| who are used to it and where: g —Agreement on all sides for , diction before any negot ; } the end the decision was his. . i mine’ alone.” In brief the suggested’ chan- | mont 29,291~ Hiabor 766; | it has been in successful and NEW G (cP) — a September “conference of | *¢ttlement is achieved. : oun, Se: ae | “I myself set up the machin: | 88 for the proposed Cardigan and Malpeque . “AIL pop-| accepted usage.” BY et * health ministers to ‘‘consider| Even gp sateen oa the ‘tall, lean Seot who failed ' ery for this change and I myself | ‘Kings County) district Ss us nd well withis the suggested ‘come Because of this the brief em-| New sgow .. youths were | in greater detail’ the medi-| ¥5 ad Men | {

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Thursday in_ the holdup of a|. the prime minister earlier in

small store here the previous | * the week. While the _com-

SURE OF. AGREEMENT

The prime. minister told a .

paving read to a private meeting of * | the way for a younger chief to/ the 1922 Committee—the com- a1 Sa Teer ge They entered nowlea and! unique didn't say it, federal! yo<¢ - conference press confer take over next week. mittee of Conservative back- remanded until Thursday. | officials made clear their vee ence that he is certain the dis- Balloting among the Ti benchers—about 6 p.m., London a 1§ re ere 7a William : i and| that the fall meeting will not | inte can te recencilal anes members of Parliament = wi time. The public Se ‘tral iS ote 16, elect- | only consider but will agree government is ready to ope - take secretly next Tues-' came an hour later. judge and jury on| to the Pearson, plan. discussions forthwith in search day and the. choice appeared to) Is the crowded auditorium ot i é: Rides teow | Provincial accpetance of the or such a reconciliation. be: a toss-up between big, heavy the Tory headquarters, Sir Alec, | eA * coulacioumecy store pro Canada Assistance . Plan un | Premier. Lesage of Quebec. se eta sacar Ag Postal tri e Spreads Se & Sher, aes ce ee . an plans to remain . = = ier were laid after lumbia attorney z Commons elf. ied strict! year-old Ted Heath, the ft Weet Perthehire is Scotland. police took Hape and While into | tov nced ‘and‘ vot’ limited, vy; (continued om page 3,.c0l. © pet main . West in ee OTTA NS fee special ,nesday. “that such & commis- know the provisions of the civil leustody here several hours after | pre - established financial | He had weighed sit “consides | cabjast Canada’s sioner will be named, likely Service Act.” the incident. fimits, Conference Indications are that Maudling, | ations in’ reaching his decision. | worsening strike today later Thursday, to the) (The act . provides that em- 14 san ikl a former Chancellor of the Ex- {He had: hoped to lead the party, offices: will : whole question. ok _ine! absent from the job for, —Approval in detail for os i 14 chequet, has the £ the next election but he noted | age 4 ¥ of creases granted Jast Friday to/seven days may have their posi- Police Probing” cater a papers wa ‘Highlights Fa Married and the father. of were ones oe aa ‘mail. oF ? ~ 56,000 i luding }fions. declared vacant.) : th An. areas for direct’ j ; n ; a c eae a “some v he { 4 ie ede with the [fhe “pressure” on ra, he Ermer Ganen: Tame Asked: atioul’ pick i be isan Fepots x Sonee ae Dea Dryer. eee | orrawa (OP) — wightigily = | of e ” greement confere | of i " ge lage wah ae. ‘wilson, a Fa he cca se ay gon told a (press conference menting with sees of the pe | a ed — Se rere re tT of federal and provincial off. ere parerenes” en aed ‘ s " i t . uthorities vestigatin, “ape nro en ap wm whe |e eam ovr eed ete pi TE pn aes Mies iene ahd mk Coie Sod fhe at antenatal) Gi yea! timate) art A great Tory . Sir} ‘Meeting, that: =— "Benson ‘said: 4 i in_Ontario. _ boy whose body was fou : “ . I it a | polis. ° fy SS ig ee: ue RTS Ble, ieee pet te wenle to a) pode tn eee ees grams and proposals: “‘to im-| General agreement on ' Alec, the. 14th Earl of Home resign inte § gp eas mall me had Consulied Wetinesday| ‘We aré ordering an embargo| “We will take every action in-|_ Mr. Benson said in reply to &/nesday in a clothes dryer in the) Drove the opportunities of peo | provincially-run~-medical--care ~ seer ey ee be Vek ial whaeeet tet fem WU Ge pasty and|en all third-.and fourth-class|eluding legal action to assure|@uestion that the ROME | ave |basement of sad Darbe bo ts ple throughout thé nation who! pregram that would meet fed- minister for a year until Social-| Place. But last weekend, he told those closest to him of his pm an embargo on second-| free access is maintained.” Sess aitected”” Bates Mounties | dryer’s spinning drum. suffer from disadvantages al eral standards of universat fst. Harold Wilson, dpe apes a change of mind, In the decision. png Pa aoe preggo: _ He could not say at this point|/were being orderéd to post of-| ae ‘dies tobaed a dee - smoking economist Labor | quietness of his rambling fam- whether court injunctions to/fices by Comimissioner G. B. | ae rams’ Agreement to carry on ne- to_vietery. sine ee ago. “ily home on the Scottish Condes. | j —_ to embargo all its third-/force the strikers back to work | McLellan. Jobless Increase ° ie _ gt | acattene of6e off-shore min- HARRIED _ [he decided Sunday it wrest! Crackdown {sda mal __doptiee’ s. _ Cam | will be sought. ‘ “There are always some po-| » ¢ : edly an seen ea | eral rights. pending court rul- ss _ = a nen fto-quit. stat pea enb “We plan no action \ ee lice on hand because of ship- In Great Britain of Yaw enforcement officials | ing-as.sought by. Ottawa. Oxpeiiiion Inlien, Ale, Sin lrepeton fe moderulaag the] j Greece printed: molar ech es aeree ee Seed amg Bo lee Re to hammer out details. | Agreement on Ottawa aid - gave up his Earldom ‘when he | party. and its machin-) n e _ing circulars. a =rymow. lwiag-idle-we-fe == _LONDON.. (Reuters)—Britain's| __agreement_in. principle that | Le aoe “growth areas with in ote ig nee veto He Dreyenise| |crommces mat mcolagh at Pr Pee ee ae a er ocean) ae cama eran, Slt Sane" We === eae by dl arn ecg largely done. The a Ss romi Post. \might follow is " still uncertain |lence at j any of the struck cen-| bringing the total number of un- ae high priority and that 1 hecehets Gia tet be ebeda| low aie: polls ‘ in | ATHENS (AP) — Premier acon class mail includes but, he added, “thope on_straie lites, Lemployed to 280,000. heavy costs will have to be Recognition that revamping step down. Opinion polls showed | With th_t in rains he decided George Athanasiadis Novas of | : ‘faced” and a’general com- may be needed in federal he was Se team rhage debat- |it was time to hand over the|Greece promised a severe STRIKE WON’T HELP | witment by Ottawa to ens te university programs. lerackdown Thursday on pete | a Benson said emphatically a ene viecet et Attorneys’ - general agree z strations after night m ands the strikers M RQ; i rd | A ed: otiag that left on to and | are oa Iie : be granted the Bladen commission report ment that fall conference be rs. Riva s rrest t 150 persons injured. through these strike actions— on university finances. | held to study ways to combat H . T U S Reliable sources said military we're going to await a decision oo eet tke Se | organized crime. band Ex rad ed officers had promised martial|by the independent cominis-| { | ¢ial requests tha awa tion of need fet B6- US t it o oe. ‘law to check demonstrations for | sioner.” it |. up all but five per cent of its antl "meni soon- Of

methods to fight poverty. ¥

Action by Ottawa to turn over more tax ~ ve me

On only one question, juris- to provinces from vately- 1 diction over off - shore mineral owned electric power and gas leights, did the communique re-, companies.

| eorporation tax revenues from | privately-owned power utili- | ties.

‘earn SPLIT VIEWS

The ministers.announced Wed-

Wreckage

: George P a OTTAWA ‘CP)—Mrs. Luclenjwitness by Crown prosecutor Seca aeiinaaems te

Rivard, shapely wife of the |John-Casselis in the case of for- | mnecessary racketeer suspect, was jailed {mer ministerial aide Denis who for the. ee -

here Thursday night after, be- |is charged with eee brib-| Athens itself was quiet after | ing arrested in Montreal as ajery yand obstruction of justice tne bloody rioting. Stores oper- | material witness in the Ray- in alleged attempts. to free Ri | se™ celestial shtiewele|

mond Denis bribery case. i Bail for her release was

at $5,000, consisting of sea

amounts from two guarantors, |

and she was in

ivard on bail last summer. Justice Minister Cardin said

joarlige r he had delayed announc-

ling Riv

jothers might have arranged to)

placed custody | at the City police station while |leavethe-

her lawyer atranges to collect | the bail money.

-dustice of the Peace D. §. . Dupuis told reporters’ Mrs. Ri- vard, 32, would appear again | before him at 10 a.m. today. He said he set bail at $5,000 | after “‘a lot of consideration.”

country: He said Mrs. Rivard had in- eae that she would go to the | to join her husband. He. an ‘not want her to leave be-

fore a subpoena could be served Provinces Economic Counce il! One body was recovered and]

‘on her,

| ‘The external affairs depart-|Oct. 45 this year, with Guide- for the other occupant of. the

ment has refused to renew Mrs. | Rivard’s- passport:

ard’s extradition because

APEC Planning [peared to seat we fate ovo

‘Is Found

i were back in business on Constitution Square, scene of some of the worst rioting.

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jet interceptor [sn a flight to Stephenville, Nfld. HALIFAX (CP)—The Atlantic | Wednesday.

will hold -its annual forum here an air and sea search continues

Hines for Growth as the’ thenie oF-.199 all ther ter, one 'behind discussions of ‘business- | of eight flying to ‘Sepsenville

By DAL WARRINGTON OTTAWA (CP)—Premiers of the four Atlantic provinces dif-

Shaw And Stanfield

ave Reservations

; stipulations for a country-wide scheme limited the provinces’ freedom of choice in the matter.

The ted-haired wife of the| Evidence at the Dorion in-|men, educationists, politicians | | fromm St. Hubert . One of same: id he welcomed suspected narcotics conspirator |quiry was that Mrs. Rivard and others. men was lication as Fit. = ar a aa Maemo soe ag new plans and had been preparing to leave (collected $60,000 within a few| Thé two-day forums tradition. 14 Gordan Keith of Montreal, Sial conference that ended ideas presented at the confer- ’ Canada, it was understood. ~ days of his June_19, 1964, ar- ally discuss A Strategy for’ An armed forces spokesman lag ence. But he was dissatisfied

‘Her husband was extradited ‘rest. Another witness said this | regional development and—delve ‘here said the body was. sighted codatat Smallwood said it With the handling of the off-

“tothe -U.S.Thursday_to {ace |money.__was intended. for the ‘into several ‘of the more im- | near aircraft wreckage “abou:

narcotics charges in Texas.

Liberal party if Rivard’s extra-

pertant growth factors in de- 79 miles west of Stephenville by

was-the most successful one he has attended in the 16 years;

‘shore oil—rights question. He

\was also dubious about how

_Mrs. Rivard is wanted as a dition were blocked. tail. a United States C-4 Skymaster. imi ader ‘ P.E.1., with limited resources, recovered since Newfoundland became a , ; : oie Sours Tr ie to be treme Canadian province. — a medical care 2 : Ss ferred to the transport depart. |. His big reason for happiness |" yar Smaitwood said removal en er I ment vessel Tupper. Identity was Ottawa’s promise to rebate of the ine tax levy on pri- 7 © Vane "Pertcoaie Mt Ge tant te sve eat of lacome ants vate, willy companies mates " e 2 : , e o ’ fre other ~ Pvrte fe. are ies. He said this removes the oe eS to strike a bar- “ ‘| geven aircraft and sever’ Cana’ last obstacle in the way of the | gain with Quebec Hydro for sale or Iris oss Buildin Se eric Seca Sct Fas pvr acr (Soawoee Gere tos > ¥* the aren where ihe twin-engine er, aa “This will be-denie aad Chee- vanished. Six ' Pr Robicha ew iN Fall 1 h CAPITAL BUREAU |drying area, a civil, cléan- find new uses for the product: ao navy destroyers 7 capi called Ottawa’ s un- Sea. oer: : conuh’ of dietussieles om OF THE GUARDIAN ‘ing and storage area and there| The investigations established ito, Quebec City also were mak- veiling of a nation-wide medical jhe had this week with Premier

OTTAWA — Cose to a quar-|will be a laboratory, workshop there was a market but that ter of a million dollars is ex- and a refrigeration room, man-.raw moss must be given im- |

pected to be spent by the fed- ager's office, lunchroom. and proved processing. This bem eral government to assist in the | washroom. led in a decision by the covers. | establishment of an Island moss! At the outset, only one arti-|ment to.build the mew complex |

INSIDE TODAY

program, and its offer to help | Lesage of Quebec there was pay for it, the most important |“full agreement” between them result for his province. He was on all aspects of. the project. aiso happy about the expansion He hoped there would be a of New Brunswick areas eligible | statement of agreement. forth-

industry, Mines and Technical |ficial dryer will be installed and |at Miminegash for receiving for federal industrial incentives. "F = Surveys Minister J. Watson it will have automatic feeding moss and preparing it for mar- Classified. ....-.. - 5 ea Ei | reels eas io earine MacNaught said here Thursday. |and a pneumatic aes ay- |ket in its most acceptable form. | Births -....+.+--+++s+- - . LESS ENTHUSIASTIC \timistic. He told reporters tbat wt —- —_ er. a stem. The drying ee & the ote two sources of moss | Death® ....-+00+--+r0++-- 3 scan aoe ao wk ne |as of Thursday morning Brinco ee’ constructed and |direct-fire type. new wharf | on ind. One is the storm-| COMlCe .--+-++----eeeee- ia a law ince Ed- tenders for this are about to be|at Miminegash will be used as|tossed variety which is washed . ward Island, both Conservatives, lipehiog sqreomashc “Tea called. Tt will be on préfabri-|a base for ‘harvesting oper-|in to shore and then. éOllected, 1 SOAP BOX DERBY WINNER i were less enthusiastic than their |i, tin no settlement on the fine , Jand.. , 6 Liberal counterparts fromthe |print,”. he said. ore Bob Boehner was the proud Here “he is receiving the tro- of Montague, and pusher for (other two provinces. 3 Winner of the soap box derby phy from the doner, Cari Boeh- the winner. In second place | Mr. Stanfield agreed that | avorns BOUNDARY = Which had about six entries ner’s jewellery, Montague, who was Paul Turner of Charlotte- | medical care was. the most im-| Premier Smallwood side- E z at—the——Mont2zue__ Regional is’ Bob's father. Standing is town, not shown in_this—pic- | portant subject discussed but. he | stepped questions about possible i Strawberry Festival yesterday. © Lowell Boehner, a cousin, also ture. . see story on page 5.) iconsidered Ottawa's minimum | (Continued on page 5 Col. ® 3 \ a - ae é ne } —_ F : fe } > wr