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Shows Concern

By JAMES GLE ipair at the situation in the | SANTO (Reuters) country. '

\Effective government in the; Officials of his Dominican Dominican Republic apparently revolutionary party placed te broke down Tuesday with re- sponsibility for many of the kill-

$20 Gold Piece To Be Minted ‘As Centennial Year Keepsake

; American pore. force to back Provisional President Hector {he provisional government's | |Garcia-Godoy, hoarse - voiced demand to oust the army chiefs. ‘land exhausted, called a crisis RULED BY CHAOS

* By JAMES NELSON <> pieces now are sold by the mist! Mr. Gordon's announcement er cleister OTTAWA (CP)—The 1967 Cen-lin special-packages for $4. The said the mint will also produce oo ne pul ks asi commen tepnial of Confederation will be} mint will take orders starting | approximately 6,000,000 centen- - i ti gery othe country is i marked by the minting of the next Jan. 6 for’ 1966 sets at the nial medallions to be distributed In Washinzton, a state deoart- | hagg and on the verge of an-

fitst gold coins by Canada since same price. nt spokesman expressed |archy. The political crisis Te

stress and concern” at the mains unresolved.”

aye t i

-}the colony and the

day for personally intervening in Rhodesia’s independence dis- pute with Britain, but. warned of a possible rupture between

Common-

‘wealth. .

Smith spoke at a civic banquet attended by 200 guests, during which he read out a fetter in ithe Queen's handwriting, deliv- fered to him by British Prime Minister Wilson shortly after he

The Queen added: “I should de glad.if you would accept. my good wishes and convey them to all my peoples in your coun: try, whose. welfare and happi- mess I have very closely at heart.”

Smith described the letter as a “wonderful message from this gracious lady.”

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‘qualified to do so, and is sup-;

ported by a person on the elec- | tors list who swears an oath on his behalf. j

Opposing candidates in Anti-' gonish-Guysborough are Liberal | John B. Stewart, a member of | the last Parliament, and Leslie Myers, a New Democrat. i

1914 as keepsakes. IENCASED IN LEATHER not have any value as Finance Minister Gordon an-| The 1967 sets with the gold|™oney, but a version of erisis. He said there were political nouticed Tuesday that $20 cold | pieces—about the size of a 2%5-|may also be for Right-wing extremist groups killings aiaraet the par ree, ide Oaia tae cane ox (Cea ete: — will be soll inte ihe Gs public. seized*a poner « of ministry! He said he was refused entry leather eases. Centennial year MINT SWAMPED buildings in Santo Domingo as ae , ; arms on the reverse, will be 'sets will also be available with-| Demand for. 1966 sets of un- * \Communists staged gati-Ameri- |e “dennmande” ‘sn eee oe turned out by the Royal Cans-iout the gold coins, and the minted coins swamped the mint can demonstrations and U.S. |euged both the minister and his dian Mint in special coin sets. lar coltuge that year will bare (early this year when they west troops of the inter-American employees of being Commu- The will sell at a premium 'the Queen's effigy and a special on sale. After protests that some| #4 \peace force occupied two news- nists. price. But if the price of gold | centennial symbel on the back. {Orders were returned and ya \paper officers. Meanwhile, usually reliable should ever be raised above its, Officials said no price has yet |when speculators ‘sent collec-' ; The tank-supported American sources reported there was a Present fixed price of $35 a0 heen set for the centennial sets |tors’ prices for the sets sky- 4roops, who with other members heavy exchange of fire in the ounce in U.S. funds, they might which, with the $20 gold pieces, | rocketinz, the governmert “>- lof the peace force occupied the town of Santo San Cristobal — bab in sah saa uae have a face value of Sn as teen Sn lec : former rebel zone of this capital about 12% miles from here, dur- gold coins won’ . ducing ’ t i i info general circulation. They} Nor hits a limit been set on there were orders to be filled.| | iat clue. “edhel sevepeges = will be sold only as part of sets |the number of gold coins to be} Mr. Gordon said in his state-| | Patria and the government ° of: ugcirculated coins includiig | produced. They will probably be |ment Tuesday that most of the| La Nacion. This Police Hope special 1967 editions of the|turned out to meet the demand. |2,500,000°orders have been filled left only \ the right-wing paper penny, nickel, dime, quarter, | Limiting the mint run would en- |and all requests will have been ; re ‘La Hoja stil publishing. half-dollar and silver doliar,| hance. their valde among col |met within another month. ae : Lea Foun _ Bets without the $20 g@id'lectors. Orders for the 1966 sets wilt| © sol Aint So. ae anim sents aE |OCUFFLE WITH REDS . \esa‘of'sext OctbesOrdee wil) abr EX stain Teeny Us wt ee In Shooting e ae F 8. Bra- Vati C | eee ee Fe ck Sadan) smabonmcron, ch : 5 per jon. ¢ % ; eae . groups rebel iers | re la ican Ou Cl About $5,500.00 wots of sil a ae me A showing of the work of .Hibition of the collection. Ex- Mes. “Guy Fichaud, president (carrying the meeiena rod cg ROMP, said aoe ui as : ae ver dollars was circula- ; ‘ : +i eit! > gailery’s women’s mirsican P | ‘ ° en Is Injured. fifteen Canadiab artists open- amining 9 sculpture itled oe: ee a ‘opular | sredericton bousle an 3 loudly through normal bank chas- ; ae ed at eration Centre “'Space” by Gerald Gladstone ee mip Chinese-aligned | oad near Oromocto last x year so far, an increase * 7 ae is dendent A:S. McNeil. ‘(See the Dominican. Com- week « as:. ‘ ; lee a ie mi ja see BPA 52 . at ts of ‘Totgnta ate Morerieff Wit story by- Rey. Adrian Agsen- party. al They are investigating re P i tors smo ten by cal : ae ee : son, directorat CFC; -aulton page S07 \--~" =) Om top. of the ‘assassinations | seen seat br the pe tees . * By GERALD MILLER “Since all men are bound to |""5i. "Gordon said no difficulty; STRATFORD, Ont, “(CP)~| part at Fee © e throughout the coum |Mr. and Mrs. John Felsing we ; : " ; yz ; 3 ‘ . er asapam: Y E elsing were VATICAN CITY (AP) — The|seek out truth and to embrace|ig- peing encountered by. the|Two men are critica! con | QUALIFICATIONS DOUBTED ci t-te ppled most fune shot by a single blast from a = He ee ene eae ete Ee ne Taeies {imine 10 enenting other_.coinage tion in hospital here after their — cons provisional govern- | shotgun. , ‘ gre approval Tuesday they are requirements. ~ failed to negotiate “a curve : Police say that at int t part of its religious freedom |bound by a sacred duty to ac ccna baad pra ere a telies a sources said thidlt delved al the dar wes dete etna. declaration, revised to stress |cept and to profess the Catholic , o chalenhe had been 92 assassinations since ing by his vehicle and looking Roman Catholic belief that Cath-|faith insofar as they have been Figh ulations Conistopher Guertin) 90/0 Ob 4 ; e | the provisional government took ‘toward ‘the Saint John Riv ee glicism is Christianity's one true |able to. recognize it” dawe;:4ue 0 -esciiiend akun|: v. sua (ore feet. Fs iwith & pair of field glasses : ; D | j fi i . ; : : : 4 Si ; ormer president Juan Boseh, area is frequented by duck The wide acceptance of the re The insertion of that phrasing ' y To — surnin Dennis, 26, ee 2 , Ss ; + : 1 P stad l bare from exile ‘hunters. " vision, with many progressive |... done by the com- |. OTTAWA (CP) — The federal |4 Edward Isiand hes a ; i eabestice supiasied aoe “aki prelates or it despite 1 | itscion, part ‘of the Vaticaa’s |fisheries department has de ‘skull fracture and mul- : penetee Se vere. a BE nine tig [Christian Unity secretariat, to |ferred implementation of pro- eee Se ef é : Sh ceennins ous & een See eee ee a won = April P i007, | Waterloo and working ia Kit. ANTIGONISH, NS. roe eee ater the Coneta Siow: jaar. of the sisetion ‘writ ass ¥- Maine % Dickey Dam Project - ~ COBMEN Fe “ @ Fisheries Council ¢ lchener. election list revising r- has | tions Act. ' sued, meant on Re en SY MEE EE SPSR Resilient ose bl Gil caer ee cane Gaon cc; |eumeacaa Teahe. Calle SE ce telkak ts negotiate | questioned the voting qualifica;| Mra. Lillie P. McKeen, re: “Place of ordinary residence’) © oy edT 1 déclaration, the council reached | upset aneh on | The council, made up of rep |@ curve at the ‘bridge, jumped |tions of the Progressive Con |turning officer in’ Antigonish-jis defined as “generally that’ t o Get LBJ S$ Okay a aniidslons four-year his- | 9 cot ad ‘ Sts resentatives of the fishing indus- |@he curb, hit a, ight standard servative candidate in Antigo-| Guysborough, confirmed Tues-|place which bas always been or tory. It comp! all scheduled |» Catholic belief in a document | try, said in a statement that the |@nd crashed into the abutment, | nish-Guysborough, D. Hugh Gil-|day that Mr. Gillis’ name has|which he has adopted as, the! JOHNSON CITY, Tex. (AP)—|and that the president would debating on its various topics. |dealing with religious liberty. |mew regulations were discussed |The car dropped 12 feet -and hit lis. been struck off the list of eligi-|place of his habitation or home, | Maine's controversial $227,000;\sign it Tuesdev ache Now it only has business | ‘The vole wat the first and |with departmental officials who |@nother Standard, which The revising olficer's action, ble voters. whereto when away therefrom, 999 Dickey-Lincoln School power | An $800,000 item t0 fi voting on unfinished docu- | pace-setter vole ost'of-11 ballots | agreed with the council proposal |Saved it from going into the |if uplield, could affect Mr. Gil-| Mrs. McKeen declined to elab- jhe intends to return. . . “ project on the St. John er ak eave cor inance ini- ments as they come out of |io be taken on the declarations. |for a year’s deferment on the |Tiver. lis’s. status as a candidate in jorate, but it was learned that} The act says summer resi-| was virtually assured of suthori-|St. John hediesiech ans oe ~ commissions. Presum- | Other votes were taken, but re- regulations that were to go into Guertin was fhrown clear of | the Nov. 8 federal election. One| an enumerator, sitting as revis-|dents are not deemed to be |zation Tuesday. included in 8 ee TT st Pa ably all will be fi early | sults were not announced. Those |effect next year. the car while Dennis was pinned | of the qualifications for-a candi: jing officer for a rural polling|“ordinarily resident” in quar- oee lnomtat @ rintion bill var ia December. and the féamkiding voles today | The reguiations the |ander it. date is that he be a ‘(qualified |division Oct- 21, removed Mr. |ters occupied only during the |, Tee White House prematurely | Ot gee tt ora Gare By Tuesday's vote of 2,031 to|are on the heart of the text, |inspection of processed fish and Gillis’ name, Enumerators are |months of May to October wm- [Upped off President Johnson's | Tice With TIDES So severe ea earn regan ee (een, cohen Stood ° fate cree. eat dara tin eee sas cli 0.00 Rivers and Harbors Aw |The role! designed (0 gen : M - ' i ( 2 ‘ | a viet. religious liberty paroeme inalienable right to follow their ian ate a i cee ' goviaing “ef the -tists, 'Slectoral district to which . , .|¢h0rization Bill containing the on ene Arcot origi , 4 .” — WORKS EN BOSTON ‘he might at will remove.” St. John project with an errone- DO0Y Was an adjunct of the pro- document: ‘ sit 5 ies — ie . it wD q The reason for deletion was |™_ amaouncement that he had |P0ss! for harnessing the ex- u ie wt not learned. Mr. Gillis, head of signed it. ae tan ee ee ; the communications department 7 ||. The White House staff re-| Maine iat New Srenswick " at Boston University for the last leased a statement in which the; [Last July 10, the president a five years has told reporters | president announced his objec-| proved and sent to Congress om : that he still maintains a — or _ language * the bill, but | interior department report ree- : here. He is a native of Pinevale, | } sa is signing it. | : : By GEOFFREY WHITEHEAD /discussions will succeed in find-| Antigonish county. It turned out that the bill had the "Quoddy Gaaheder priiict iene wetat tee ak ing a solution to the current dif-| Mr, Gillis may still vote on | ile: not yet reached the president, but givizg full support for im- me nister Ian Smit filculties. election day if he takes *an oath | still going through special print-| mediate authorization and fi- warmly praised the Queen Tues- ‘SENDS WISHES jat the polling station that he is ing and. engrossment (processes nancing of the hydroelectric de-

in the Capitol. Aides said it was velopment on the upper St. {being rushed to Johnson City ; John. eS

At London Water Pollution

LONDON. (Reuters)—A_ Brit- |

ish European Airways airliner

| * ° The Canada Elections Actifrom Edinburgh careened off provides that a Canadian -citi-|the runway on landing at Lon- S tT don Airport today and burst into ri iS resse

zen, 21 years old or over, is en-

arrived in Salisbury Monday /a place she has in the hearts of | titled to have his name in- | games. ‘ might in a lastditch effort to| all Rhodesians. This is the sort | Cluded in the list of electors for| First reports said all 36 per- By BRENDA LARGE charges of pollutional wastes prevent a unilateral declaration | of thing that we live for in Rho- the polling division in which he | sons aboard were killed. OTTAWA (CP)—Canada’s fu-| and other substances, or from

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@f independence by Rhodesia. Britain has refused to grant unless Rhodesia's 861 constitution is altered to ide, in effect, for the trans- of power from the colony's 220,000 whites to its 4,000,000 Ne-

groes.

the Queen said in her letter to Smith:

Referring-to Wilson's mission, |

desia—our association with the Queen, our association with Brit- ain and our association with the Commonwealth.”

is a division in the Common- wealth.

“Some (Commonwealth na

“y jand behave: Others are mem he suffered from polio, shut off at eoeeely a a lat, te mt ealed, only: te |

was “ordinarily resident’ on the |

Polio Boy Dies

However, he said, there now | As Power Is Cut

NASHVILLE, Tenn. 4AP)—|

Audie Barrett, 11, died- Tuesday | tions) are re British and you in an iron lung after Nashville |first information, it appears | institute, was endorsed by mem-| being degraded. impaired, . and can see it in way they live |Electric Service, unaware that (that no Canadians were among pers at an annual business'damaged by. such discharges the passengers on the domestic meeting. and acts.”

power because no one was pay- ing the bill.

A company spokesman said}

There was a light fog at the ture national survival is at} any acts which cause unreason-

|airport at the time. stake unless firmer controls are | able impairment of water qual-

Earlier, trans-Atlantic airlin | immediately placed on the dis-|ity, and adversely affect their ers were diverted-to other air-'echarge of waste into Canadian | highest level of usefulness.” ports in Britain and West Ger- waters, the Canadian Institute It said substantial progress many because of heavy fog. (on Pollution Control said Tues- has been made in pollution con-

The aircraft was four-engined day in a policy statement. trol by many municipalities and propeller-driven Vanguard. | The statement, the first issued | industries, but that “many wa-

The airline said that from jin the 32-year-history of the|ter resources areas are still

flight. About 500 delegates, inciuding “If action is not taken they engineers, sscientists, a|Will be further adversely af-

elected. officials from all levels, fected by the degree and pat-

Wilson, - who epened format! taks wih Smith TWHIIOY, |e Zk ae ite Heal beeen aad INSIDE TODAY

Jones, to Salisbury for . Rew) The boy, who had suffered

of government are attending a| |three-day institute conference

|t@ underline the urgency. of the.

tern of population growth, in- dustrial - processing, commer-

> launched a new drive to head : ; Hustings off a final break between the "Ce & former occupant moved! (Cy ssified .......... 12, 13 | here. cial expansion, chemical usages two countries, by summoning Sesoncees ta POO POO) Bilis io. cicsceososes 13 | While it did not spell out what and Oe technological ad-

ity for adequate treatment and

‘ talks on a treaty to guarantee : GO oie ee ciggssics 9 ‘ Pearson—in Toronté., ; from the after-effects of polio} t luti control of wastes to 3 FOR MURDER ‘ar cao Fen ame i tom ohm = Gn yeors, died is iether, Cea oertee aeeeives . wa ay ion situation. pollelia = ot tae ' . Oromocto, ‘ John Mrs. Hel om tried 6 omen’s . ......:. easeres NEE OTECTION /P must shared in - Reginald Colpitts, 18, day of his tcial on a capital was sentenced te (and Summerside, P.E 1. possibility of such a treaty. Operate the salghenies ty bees. Editorials ee ee : _ “National survival, in terms | and tee Sineaician” cnn fed- ef Moncton court Tues . Colpitts was. Dougias — In Toronto and/ Sources close to Wilson said) Mrs. Barrett said her son was ——— ia g |% future urban, industrial, and |eral governments. ; day in St. NB. granted by the tape la Resiad~ ae eee an ee & ag iron paler cuee. + ae {commercial south _and pros: The _reapemaibllities of each 5 during i spent rity, compe protection government should Casuettea—io Thurso, Que. ‘hance of ‘averting UDI. most sights there iat »

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jal water resources from dis-' closely identified, it said.

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