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NEW YORK (AP). With’ three persons dead from injuries suf- fered when a huge wave struck the ship Tuesday, the Italian luxury liner Michelangelo Steamed on behind schedule for New York Wednesday in im- probed weather. :

She is expected to. arrive Sat- urday with 775 passengers. She was due Thursday.

The Italian Line’ headquarters at Genoa said the dead. were Passengers John Steinbach, 58, Chicago insurance executive. and Werner Berndt, business- man from Hammburg, West Ger- Many, and an Italian member, Desiderio Ferrari. Eleven others..were -injured. Reported in critical condition

was Fritz Glarner of Hunting- ton, N.Y. another American, Joseph Badger, 67, of Camden, Me. suffered fractured ribs. Slightly injured Were Mrs. Werner Berndt, 60, Berndt’s wife, and Mrs.. Silvia Borini ‘Naples. The other “seven

all Italian crew mem- bers, suffered fractures, skull = ssions, cuts and bruises.

[Diefenbaker mishandled the/ABOUT TO LEAVE |Munsinger.-case when he re-| Umberto Nenstie,

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—tive-—c-+t-y—operated__play- grounds. Out of the 110 who applied for, positions about 10 “ors12--will -be chosen. Chatting _ about the course late ‘yester- day afternoon were (LEFT TO ] RIGHT) Gordon Bennett,

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mem ae 2 = ‘director of The third annual Chartotte- town Recreation Department playground and _ leadership training course got “under>way- at the YMCA yesterday. The purpose of the course is to se-

lect al summer _ staff for for th the

iit. the wave hit the 44, 000-ton liner Mr. Diefenbaker said the -gov-;Tuesday_as it was about’ to ‘ernment set up the Munsinger leave a fierce storm Zone. inquiry for political ‘Vengeance |~It--twisted--metal——inside_and_. —‘‘to punish me or atyone as- Outside the ship and smashed sociated with me for daring to \Windows and _ furnishings- in take a stand against the gov- cabins. ernment on the Spencer case.” | Nordio said reports from the He had no apolgies for press- | ‘ing the government to set up an. inquiry..into. the George Victor Spencer security case. Spencer,

council: Jim -Fox,—¢ity_recrea-_ tion director; Margo Gillis, _Sue_ Ross, and Mayor Walter Cox, whe-officially opened the > course. Miss Gillis and Miss Ross are applicants. .

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will refuse to testify at the Mun- | found deat in his Vancouver | singer imquir y. They were | home Saturday night; had been |sharply critical when Mr. Jus- | fired by the post office without |tice—Spence opened his inquiry | a hearing or trial where he |with a secret session April 6 | _jeould confront. his accusers. ested parties so that they could |

~ Dief Launches Strong: Attack ~ On Gerda Munsinger Inquiry Saco aerate

OTTAWA (CP)- — age ser minister said Mr. Justice Wish- for the inquiry by the Liberal with ee MPs who forced |be represented by lawyers. -Leader . Diefenbakerg charged /art Spence of the Supreme cabinet are wholly improper. Prime Minister Pearson to re-| Mr. Justice Spence said in an Wednesday night ft Gerda |Court of Canada will begin | REPORT SOUGHT verse himself and appoint the interview shortly before Mr. Munsinger inquiry is reminis-/¢losed hearifigs Monday. ‘| Mr. Justice. Spence was in-|Spencer inquiry. |Diefenbaker’s telecast lawyers | cent of the Star Chamber abol-| “Such a conimission has structed to report whether sev- |WOULDN’T PEEK for all interested persons will ished im Britain in 1641. inever before been set up imieral ministers in the Diefenba-, ‘When I was in office, 1 re- |be allowed to cross- ine

In his strongest attack on the |British history nor in Canada. ker cabinet were sexually in- fused at- any time to look at |witnesses at all Matore hearings. inquiry, he accused the Pear~/Never since 1641 when the Star ivolved with Gerda Munsinger, |the records of the previous| He added: he expects to -de- gon government of: opening the Chamber was abolished has|a German, in 1957 - 61 and | (Liberal) government because cide in the next few days. the way. for witch hunts and na eee been a commission such {whether national security was ‘the British tradition is that no|time and place of the next hear- cal vengeance. s this.” threatened as a result. ‘government looks back on the |ings.

Speaking. on The Nation's | He: said he agrees with a{ Justice Minister Cardin set records of another.” Mr. Diefenbaker's text was Business, a CBC free-time po- | newspaper editorial Say-|off a parliamentary crisis last | There have been reports Mr. tive leader and former prime ing terms of reference drafted [month when he charged Mr. |Diefenbaker and his former

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than 33 feet high and perhaps said Nordio, was*about to enter four times higher than that. He Calmer seas when the wave hit. ‘said the — ship's captain, giu-" ) a |seppe Soletti, radioed an esti- hg bay oe on the mate Wednesday morning of | tein- 132 feet, which would be | eed when: te meee

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ship in the Pacific in 1933. Guard renewed a search for the

A technician for the lines fiye seamen washed overboard left for. New York by air to from the British freighter supervise repair when the ship Chuscal 600 miles off Newfound- docks. The company said it did jand. A coast guard spokesman not know how long the Michel- | said about 15 ships in the area anglo would be delayed before | also_were asked to be on the|

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