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SOD-Ton TNT Blast Planned For Defence Test Purposes

OTTAWA lCPl ~ A SOD-ton ltance Closer in. dummy troops blast of TNT will be detonated (some dressed in operational July 16 at the Defence Researchi equipment. Will be positioned in Board’s Suffield Experimental: slit trenches and vehicles. The.

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’ Station 1n southeastern Alberta. RCAF will photograph and

it was announced Q‘s-re measure detonation phenomena ‘ It will dwarf a loo-ton deton- from a Neptune aircraft which I ation at the same station in Will fly over the explosion at

' 1961 which was described than 18.000 feet I as one of the world's biggest A series of rockets With non-nuclear blasts. s pecial intruments mil be

' The ground-level explosion at I the Research Board‘s prairie . I laboratory. about 26 miles west Alberta. almost 300 miles due r of Medicme Hat. Alta. Will be north. to measure the sound ' observed by scientific teams wares. I from Canada, the U and The detonation will be equiv- l Britain who will conduct more alent in its shock and blast ef- than 100 individual experiments feels to a one-kiloton nuclear in shock and last research explosion I More than one hundred Cana— The experiment is expected dian soldiers Will occupy shelf to provide valuable data for . ters almost a mile from the in developing protective ,' charge to observe blast effects equipment and techniques and experience the shock wave against the shock and blast ef- - both harmless at that dis- fects of large-scale detonations.

i War On Land Speculators Declared By Home Builders

MONTREAL ICl’l — Albert Gagnon. president of the Mont- real istrict Home Builders Assomation. has declared war on land speculators

n He describes land speculators as parasites who reap benefits of improvements pl‘OVlded by ' builders, businessmen and new} ,owners of land “without: contributing anything them-. i selves." His association has launched ‘ a campaign "to amuse public topmion on this problem and. convince our governing author- ities to take the necessary. I measures to halt this evil which ' adversely affects our aspect of' the economy.

Speculation hurt household- ers. architects. municipal au-i thorities and builders and legal! measures must be taken to _ t ‘

, curb it. he saw m a statement. of the court martial which tried

The task of architects and the men. announced the sen-

‘ town planners was made diffi-‘ttnces ranging from m '10 cult by speculators. who iii—isewm years.

vided their land in such a man-l .ner astoo ‘ egi'eatest1 “number of lots rather than? “along aesthetic or practical' lines. .

launched at the RCAF‘s Cold Lake ' in northeastern

more. while land held by spec- ulators which is on sale for $11000 or more an acre is Evaluated at an acre or less "

Mr Gannon said land should be assessed at its true value. at the price at which the specula- tor is willing to sell it. “I be- lieve speculators would then be more anxious to sell their land. even if it meant lowering the price "

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NAIROBI ' Reutersl—Twenty- seven Kenya soldiers an non- commissdoned officers Thursday were sentenc prison here for mutiny with violence at their barracks at Lanet in Jan Maj. Nduba Ngulokyo. president

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May We Accommodate YOU?

' : When you are in Hallie: MEASURES NEEDED "An analysis of the housing; figufiflmwm‘h“

. industry leads to the conclusion .

' that the only way to meet l “SEBM'PG fix.

I increases is to fight speculation 1 ' ° W

. forcefully and to take the nec- !

I essary measures to eradicatei {ERIE-f." °‘ “I.

: fi' he said O Licenced Dining m

Mr. Gagnon said Ln some and" m .9 cu.

sections in the Montreal area . . "mu, m, an", pu-

‘ speculators own as much as

1 per cent of available land.

. “We live in a democracy ‘

. where free enterprise is repre-

] sented and encouraged.“ he said. “if speculators acquire

1 land to have their investments bear fruit at the expense of the common welfare. this is a priv-

l ilege to which they are unfor-

j {unately entitled u at! er our “Troy 21‘ motes! . aws- - I - “sell at. EALNB‘ i "A small householder." he I!“

1 said. "who buys a bungalow for ’ $15.000 will be assessed for that } frequently for

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prison romance

On April 3, 1964, a 37-year-old woman v; walked quickly up the front stone steps 4' of a grim-looking edifice in Walpole, Mass. .1 The building was the State Prison and the woman was Fran McKearney, formerly of i Alberta, and now of Massachusetts. When . she emerged an hour later, she was accom- [ panied by Joseph A. Flaherty, 41, one-time ‘ Massachusetts’ public enemy No. 1. This marked the end of ten. torturous years of waiting, hoping and planning. Joe, who had been serving 36 to 46 years for rape, theft and assault, was able to win a parole with Fran's help. faith and love. [n this week's issue. Weekend Magazine tells the strange love story of Fran and Joe —— a romance which began behind the bars of a prison and ended in a quiet marriage cere- mony a decade later.

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