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By HARRY CALNEK

HALIFAX (CP) Canada’s doc turned their scrutiny on drugs Monday and searched for ways to control both quality and control. '

The general council of the Canadian Medical Association's 98th annual ‘meeting was critical ‘of any possible moves by the government to put complete con- jtrol of drugs im the hands of a. jgovernment agency. |- Presenting the pharmacy com- ‘mittee’s report te the first day of the five-day meeting, Dr. _R.

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This small boy was the only ewilian found alive im the rub- ber plantation iowa of Thuaa Loi when a Vietnamese Ran- ger company entered the area

Bicul

¢ By DON McLEop

HALIFAX (CP) — A compre- hensive program intended to ex- pose the two main cultures of | Conaéa ‘ta affCanatians and-a* proposal, for university institutes 0” bilingualism in the five re- gions of the nation were out- lined Monday before the royal commission on bilingualism and biculturalism

Dalhousie University’s dean of graduate studies, W. R. Trost, explained what commission co- chairman A. Davidson Dunton

Chicago Roars To Two Gemin

CHICAGO (AP) Astronauts James A. McDivitt and Edward H. White Il received a tumultu- ous civic welcome here Monday and told their host they feel humble

After receiving honorary citi-

zen medals at a_ special city council meeting while their wives and parents looked on,

both said their Gemini 4 space flight was a team effort. which included all: Americans

The welcome. which included a ticker-tape parade past cheer- ing thousands, McDivitt said, re- inforcéd shis deep_feeling-of ‘haw insignificant one man, or: two men are.”

The space flight, during which White manoeuvred outside the space capsule, was, McDivitt

Medicare Opening C

HALIFAX (CP) — Medicare, something that lacks definition but to which almost all doctors are opposed, dominated opening discussions today at the 98th an- nual Canadian Medical Associa- tion meeting.

While the association's general council didn’t come to = grips with the subject—that will hap- pen later this week when the Staiement of policy on medical services insurance is intro- duced almost every speaker found a reason to touch on it.

Dr. R. K. C. Thomson of Ed- monton, presenting his execu- ‘ive report, said the first volume v the Hall royal commission re-

» oor! on health services had con- tinued to dominate the thoughts and actions of the committee

The second volume of the re- port had not been ‘as momen- tous as we thought it might be.” he said, and its release in Feb- ruary had been in the nature of an anti-climax

Dr. Frank Turnbull of Vancou- ver, retiring CMA president, said the executive had met with Prime Minister Pearson, Health Minister LaMarsh and Finance Minister Gordom to present the

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THE ONLY ONE LEFT

Monday All other civilians were either dead or disappear- ed. Rangers were searching for the 280 casualties that are missing since Saturday. when the Viet Cong ambushed the

called an “extremely interest- ing’ plan for institutes across the country to study the trials of bicultural nations.

The’ Canadian Authors’ Asso ciation suggested exposure of the two cultures to each other would prompt public interest. It asked the federal government for $250,000 annually to translate all Canadian titerary works into French or English, or both, if the writer used a third lan- guage.

Mr. Dunton said the univer-

Out Welcome i Astronauts

said, ‘‘a wonderful bit of co operation hy everyone in the United States.”

IMPRESSED BY UNITY

The welcoming cheers of crowds, said White, him with the sense of unity. His

greeters were a mixture of races, he noted “It was a display of just plain

Americanism,” he said. “It didn't make any. difference if they were black, white or red they were feeling like Ameri- cans."

There was no sign of the sehoot—-protest— marchers, who Pleagued the city’s police and motorists in three days of traf- fice-snarling marches and whose leaders talked of interfering with Monday's celebration.

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association’s views on medical care before it was discussed by a federal-provincial conference. PEARSON KNOWS VIEWS

“We received no commitments but we did discuss the pertinent items,”” he said. “I think he «Mr. Pearson) knows and has the views of our group.”

Dr. Turnbull said the execu- tive had emphasized there should be no widespread intro- duction of government - spon- sored medical care until there had been an intensive develop- ment of medical manpower

There seemed to be a clear understanding on the part of the government for the need for ed- ucation, research and special consideration of mental health.

Dr. Thomson's report said ‘medicare” had become a fa- vorite topic of editorial writers, columnists and writers of letters to the editor.

Dr. C. B. Stewart of Halifax said the CMA should make it clear to the federal government that assistance to universities should be on a studefil basis, not the current per capita grant based on a province's popuia- tion.

|W. Gunton of Toronto said: “The question is whether any agency of the government ,Should be entrusted to ke the rules, acquire and interpret the

Doctors Take Searching Look At Cost And Quality Of Drugs

{pharmacists was unrealistic and breath analysis was not practi

should not be encouraged. And cal in all cases, particularly_ in

the committee did not a commission

favor unconscious persons recommendation He suggested that

blood and

feeracer Longer Sittings End 2-Hour Dinner Period

FREDERICTON (CP) — C. Crosby of Kentville, N.S., of the Growers’ an-

F, |}was elected president Maritime Strawberry | Association at the group's nual meeting here Monday. He

succeeds John D'Aoust of Jem- OTTAWA (CP) The Com- banks in retaliation for stopping - seg, NB o mons’ new 7'2-hour day went Bennett's bank : A spokesman said following into effect Monday as MPs re- During the question period

turned to debating Finance. Opposition Leader Diefenbaker

the meeting this year's crop is 3 Minister Gordon's mammoth asked whether Premier Lesage

expected to yield 1,900,000

that deseribing habits should be urine tests-also be approved and. quarts, compared with 2,000, bills) to revise the acts of the of Quebec had asked that the regulated. applied where appropriate. oo quarts last year. chartered and Quebec savings prohibition against provinces

It was emphatic in its agree- pr arc renee er banks. - entering the banking field be : ment that federal sales tax The longer hours for the Com- put on the agenda of the forth- should be removed from all pre- ope - mons, which wipe out the two- coming federal-provincial con- scribed drugs. hour dinner period, were ap- ference.

roved last week in a sweeping eee as

RESIST PANIC | Q| Ing S eman e ceckige of volerme to seed op | TO. INVEST FUNDS

Throughout the first day of House business. The finance minister said he

the meeting medicare crept into all discussions. Retiring Presi- dent Frank Turnbull of Vancou- ver told a council luncheon thie CMA would resist a panicked approach to the Hall commis sion recommendations.

Dr. A. F. W. Peart of Toronto The city must find a way to expressed concern of the CMA (Ut down’ welfare spending, fin-

MPs took up most-of the one: would.-have another look at the hour period provided under the Correspondence, but recalled new —-rules— for —Monday's~- oral~ that-Mr.. Lesage. had-told- him- -

question period. There. will. be his only concern was that the

On City Welfare Bil

a 30-minute limit for the other four sitting days.

The extra hours lengthen to 33° from 25'2 the Commons working hours in a week.

welfare spending whether we like it or not, “Councillor Mac-

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Neill said. ‘We don't have a right

; ae ; » ine ance chairman W.R. MacNeill in the rising toll of highway in is aoa Ak wach ak te tae

evidence, sit in judgment on it,

The two-hour dinner period is Tuesdays

provinces be permitted to invest pension and other funds in mod- erate amounts of shares.

Mr. Gordon also said he has agreed to consider any suitable amendments to this proposal

turalism Institutes Suggested To Commissio

impressed *

| wall at Fishing Cove has been

j;and act in a police capacity to execute the judgment.

“The Canadian Medical Asso- ciation, representing the major professional group responsible for the use of drugs, must de- cide whether it should play a more active role in advising its members. the public and the government on matters concern- ing drugs.”

;PROPOSE COMMISSION

| Dr. E. A, Sellers of Toronto, jfepresenting the Pharmacologi- ‘eal Society of Canada, had pro- posed that the CMA _ sponsor

jointly with other professions a Rational commission on drugs.

The general council shelved a recommendation to approve the idea in principle, but authorized 2a sub-committee to continue ex- 'ploration with interested organi- zauions health department.

Dwelling on recommendations of the Hall roval commission on health services, the council that the “experts would be lia. agreed Canadians should have

: . . insurance against the cost of Doan = ane ae pores co prescribed drugs. It did not ad- nomic and socialogical aspects *°C?'¢. however, compulsory in- of the problem are ke aul

Communication and linguisties _4-4Scount on druzs by retat would be handled by one branch of the institutes while the others

of tne institutes while the others 35,000 Homeless lems facing bilingual and bicdl- In Brazil = ;

tural nations.

On its second swing through ‘ : the Maritimes but sha tieeh visit; RECIFE. Brazil ‘AP)—Wide- here, the commission heard spread fleoding caused by three spokesmen explain five briefs Gays of torrential rains have and tabled another without com- Claimed at least 15 lives and ment. The next sitting will be at left an estimated 30.000 persons Moncton Wednesday. homeless in Recife and sur- LACK FACILITIES rounding towns.

Three dealt directly with the Pernambuco state governor Acadian population of Nova Sco- Paulo Guerra has declared a tia, claiming its culture was be- State of emergency in the area ing diluted through over-expo- round Recife. sure to the language of the Eng- lish-speaking majority. coupled with lack of facilities to pre- serve the Acadian heritage.

7th Vietnamese Airborne Bat-

talion. Town was completely

destroyed by the fighting and

US air strikes

(AP Wirephote by radio frem Saigen).

sity institutes might be charged with trying to cover tob wast a ground, but Mr. Trost

they could at least “turn out ‘further qualified people.”

The dean said the two phases of the proposed institutes would protect against Mr. Dunton's fear, expressed at the hearing,

Fishing Cove Job Awarded To City Firm

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awarded to HJ. Phillips and |” son of Charlottetown, it was an- nounced here Monday by Solici- tor General J. Watson Mac- Naught. The Phillips’ firm bid $22.202.20. ‘the lowest of five tenders received.

The wall will be buik with stee! piles and creosoted timber and hardwood will also be used. It will have a reinforced _con-| crete deck and there will be six mooring cleats.

Last year a steel sheet pile quay wall was constructed for a distance of 770 feet and coa- siderable dredging was done.

About 40 boats carry on fish- ing at Fishing Cove and «hea the wall is completed. additional landing and working espace for fishermen will be provided In| the past the harbor has been of | little value to fishermen because of shallow water and the lack of landing facilities

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Kings, Queens, City a This youncster seems ready Prince County 3 (We take on anybody—even Op-

posifiee Leader Dnefenbaker—

including the iederab>- OTTAWA

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juries and deaths. Presenting a “arned city counucil yesterday. report from the committee on !n - report to the monthly

ical a ts of traffic acci- | counci : Fi ng iy RCA at length on MacNeill said of the $10,000 -al- the problem of drinking drivers. !ocated for the year's welfare

A list of recommendations Program, only about $7,000 was from the Canadian Bar Associa-| eft for the remainder of the tion was approved in principle Year. by the CMA. The recommenda- “The city has to set a limit on tions dealt with the drinking ~ r driver and with the various means of detecting him.

The bar association listed only one means of detection: Breath analysis. Dr. H. E. Emson of Saskatoon introduced an amend- ment to bring to the. attention of the justice minister that

10 Generals Form Gov't In Viet Nam |

From Reuters-AP

Railways Request

Councillor |

wiped out Mondays, that are offered when the Bank

and Thursdays when the House AC! legislation goes before the sits in the evening and the 1%- Commons banking and com- hour luncheon Fridays when the Merce committee.

sitting begins at 11 a.m. The Mr. Gordon last week intro- House sits only from 2:30 p.m. duced a resolution to extend the

to 6 p.m. on Wednesdays. bank charters to the end of this

year from their July 1 expiry

| RETAIN INTEREST date because the legislation is

The 10-year ‘revision of the not expected to be completed by Bank Act includes a proposal to the end of this month.

payer's money as we're pre- sumably expected to.”

Coun. Arthur Wright, welfare chairman, said he planned to meet with the secretary of the Protestant Family Service Bur- éau and Sister Mary Henry of | the Catholic Welfare Bureau to attempt to find a solution to heavy expenses of the two. wel-

fare bureaus. : let chartered banks gradually Marcel Lambert ‘PC Ed Councillor Wright questioned enter the mortgage - lending _monton_West)_said_the proposed | whether federal funds would be ‘field, although the current six- new method of incorporating

} made available if the munici-

¢ = per-cent ceiling on other bank chartered banks “‘is a weird and | pality put a ceiling on its wel-

| : loans will be retained. wonderful thing.” He said that fare spending. The legislation also prohibits the proposal for’ incorporation

However, Councillor MacNeill ownership of chartered bank by letters patent rather than _ (Continued on page 3 Col. 7) _stock by pr ov incial gov- through Parliament would give ernments, while proposing to let the cabinet the power to choose

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; ; the federal cabinet of what banks it wanted. SAIGON (CP) — South Viet Drought, Heat aver Sifinnon coe oe . 142 Millio Aid Nam reverted to military rule ; These two provisions are con. FEARS DANGERS ’ FY AIG Monday under a “national lead- Hit Indian State sidered ways to stop Premier _ Reid Scott (NDP Toronto ership council’ consisting of 10 Bemett of British Columbia who PPanforth) said. he would con-

‘CP) Canada’s twe major railways have asked the federal government for in- financial aid of some

generals. The new executive group wa

reported to have been expanded

an

CALCUTTA (AP) — A_ heat said his government would in- Cede that the present method of wave in India’s Bihar staet has vest in chartered banks when ‘Mcorporatine banks, is a_ hit killed more than 100 people, say the Senate held up his Bank of "idiculous’ since any group of

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terim za from a planied three-man panel -eports reaching Calcutta. A British Columbia bill members can hand together to $142,000,000 to meet rising wage at the request of the United Groom has ruined crops and The new incorporation method filibuster a bill. But the ‘pro costs, it was disclosed Monday. states. ' dried up wells. In at least one would get around the parlia- Posed method also raises dan-

The figures were given in an

South Viet Nam's new leader,

district inhabitants are reporied mentary block thrown up by the 8@'S, he Satrt:*-—

exchange .of correspondence, ta- yaj-Gen. Nguyen Van Thieu, living on leaves of trees and New Democrats and Creditistes !t would leave the -cabinet bled in the Commons, between 42, announced the switch to a roots. against legislation for two other OPen to charges of improper in- Prime Minister Pearson and 10-man council after conferring ——_—_—__—__— ane neat ests — fluences

railway presidents Donald Gor- don of the CNR and R. A. Emer- son of the CPR.

The two railway heads,“in a letter to the prime minister dated March 17, said the CNR

Taylor.

from talks in Washington, believed to have expressed con

with U.S. Ambassador Maxwell

Taylor, who returned Monday was

cern about the three-man seiup

Mr. Scott said he also had te |be convinced about the change in the Bank Act which would prohibit provincial governments ifrom owning shares in char- jtered banks. So far Mr. Gordon

Shastri Suggests

and CPR were unable to cope and especially about the major . had not advanced convincing with rising wage costs set off role of chairman assigned to air erio ruce jarguments on the question by last year's settlement with Marshal Nguyen Cao Ky, who H. A. Olson (SC—Medicine their non-operating employees. heads South Viet Nam's air Hat) criticized the chartered They also complained that the force. MONTREAL (CP) — Prime |form were Quebec Premier Jean 5anks for their tardiness in. try- $50,000,000 a year in subsidies Ky would iu effect have been winister Shastri of India Mon- Lesage, Montreal Mavor Jean i"& to meet demand for small provided since 1961 as interim premier. Under the new plan, gay called on the major powers Drapeau and External Affairs 9"4 term loans. This had ‘ aid while freight rates were Ky will have over-all responsi- in conflict to discard their fears Minister Martin, who arrived in °Pened the way for a “tremen- frozen and the government- bility for the org ae but an- of each other and force them- Montreal with the Indian prime 99US expansion in consumer awaited MacPherson royal other officer Will be appointed selves into a period of truce. minister at noon. loan companies charging exor- commission report had proved to head the @ouncil and carry «phe fact of the matter is that bitant interest rates.”

out the duties of a premier.

Sec eee ace

ASKED, WANNA FIGHT?

Mrs in games and acted as judges for

Diefenhaker,

at “picnic for handicapped some of the

children held at Ottawa Sun- day. Mr. lnefenbaker, accom-

panied by took part

others. (CP Wirephoto).

, |tive committee member and wide network of tracking sta \ ‘ ‘Liberal MP for Montreal See. tions. = Cas of a light sensor focused |Marie riding, said Monday he Engineers computed ‘that the a aeueean to compensate for will return his medal as a mem- signals, which left the space 4 sana ee ae as Mariner ber of the Order of the British craft with a power of 10 watts. i vt : on its rendezvous Empire now that the Beatles had dwindled to five-quadril- “’ ars, Slight changes in have been listed in the Queen's lionths of a watt when they Voltage readings indicated the

GIVEN BOOKS

none of the bigger countries ih @e i = really wants to attack each er Convocation _cere- . other,” he: said. ‘‘But the fear ig ™Mony Mr. Shastri joined some Report Promised

50 Indian students at McGill for tea and accepted three volumes On CBC Color TV of a philosophy series from Prof. OTTAWA Secre

there: and it persists. “There should be a period of

caleulated and deliberate truce

ed- ‘CP!--State

entered into between the big ’ Raymond Klisbanky, . “powers. itor of the series and chairman tary Lamontagne said in the “If for a moment the bigger °f McGill's philosophy depart-- Commons Monday he will make countries could get over their Ment. — a statement in the next few

complexes and try to under- In his convocation address, days on color television. stand each other better, things ‘he diminutive Indian leader He was replying to Robert could definitely improve... . Said the period of truce he rec- Simpson | PC Churchill) who The prime minister was O™Mmended should be put to full referred to press reports that

use “in searching for avenues color TV micht he introduced in

speaking at a special convoca- tion at McGill University, at ‘0 further strengthen peace Canada hv the CBC in 1967 which he received an honorary through disarmament.” Mr. Simpson said CBC net- doctor of laws degree. _ “An effort. should also he works should be extended 50 Among the ‘guests on the plat- ade for greater cultural and areas now without radio and res —anaainiet ienaaion —— economic contacts between television service before color | ’ countries during this period.” is introduced. The advent of co- | Commut He did not suggest how long ler would cost at least $20,000,- | ers the period should be MMP

Delayed.

MONTREAL (CP) Crawl- jing traffic lines, delays and jsnarls were encountered by some 550,000 Montreal automo lbile drivers Monday while ef forts to settle two bus-company strikes were renewed

Mariner 4 Set For July 14 Job

Traffic clogged main arteries PASADENA, Calif. ‘AP t that moment Mariner @ and bridges into the city in the radio signal that took 10 min- was 197,200,000 straight lihe ; morning rush hour and drivers utes to cross 107,000,000 miles miles from earth and 7.300.000 ' |appeared headed for the same of space told engineers Monday straight-line miles from Mars. situation as they started home that Mariner 4 has performed It had travelled 20 000,000 miles 7 in the evening its final task before photograph- alenc its curving flight path

Some harassed drivers from ing Mars July 14 since launching Nov. 28 from the south shore said they could At 11:50 am. an electronic Cape Kennedy. Fla cross the St. Lawrence faster in timer aboard the 373 ind a rowboat than drive over the spacecraft issued commands WILL COAST ALONG

bridges adjusting its fix on Canopus. a Ratring diffi¢ultw, the space.

ey Z ~ distant star by whith Mariner ft will coast for the next 39 : 4 is steering on its 325.90.0- davs with no events Que. Liberal MP mile trip intel ts camera ain T Signals indicating the adjust. take up to 2! of what could be °o Return Medal ment had been made arrived at the best pictures vet made of noon at Jet Propulsion Labora- the mysterious red planet.

MONTREAL (CP) Hector tory, which built and is control- yy inday« ¥ ” : Dupuis, former Montreal execu- ling Mariner 4 through a world- event.” as engi-

neers called it,

shifted the field

annual birthday honors. iteached earth. adjustment was successful,