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Gemini 9 Flight Outlook mae os * Palce Report * a oo —}eow rnc, | One Arrested — ==

As f ectrical Problems Solved woe . Sear or h co | | 50 cents a-year for the up- — : A : = ha risoner in—an : | keep and ‘beautification of MONTREAL (CP) — <Violence om atties. P

: ' roke out Tuesday along ~the ne Rey eee eanites eribe - bound’ Montreal water- The shipping federation_has

: -CAPE~KENNEPY,—Fla. JAP), Abeta: was lost in the ‘sea, ) Phe Genial’ ardecarh is de- a ‘The Gemini—9—pilots._try again. “Stafford and Cernan will” settle ‘signed toperfect—space—ehase-— oe totd—board—of—eentrol front_and one acwes said’ by tpoeatenied Paneth +e ° fioday. ‘for three days, in space this time -for..a -pursuit “oF >arand docking-procedtres with-the— this would-bring—in-atteast “police to~ have been~ a i Moe. ‘epatalionk 2 Monit: and a. 2!2- hour” walk “in the Takeshift—t-a-r-ge-+—ealled_an_Agena satellite—a_ 2b-foot flying ~ “s19 900.000 a“ vear_ -for the A statement” by ae real, TroitRivieres and ae -skies. A late electrical ee Augmented Target. Docking engine that can prov ide booster aoe ban ‘dacuias rr epOMesenan.. that negotiations ake City” ae aah : was Solved. «. Adapter. power for the, Gemini - space- =] don't think sigey: Cw vowing. Bow Se hae 8 ise ° Sepmecnceme It was-an-electrical Sinsenil- ’ The docking and: space chase jeraft and allow it to change joqiang would: complain we : poi sain) ihaceuraie oy NONE EECOGNIEE ey ' ae ka _ity_that--stood: between the At- will take the first hours of their orbit” greatly: * A test ofthat acing -30--rents—on ne A federation - official sa : Bi f about spending C>-E> Poirier, a-federalmedia~-;nen-who-did-the.lamage at the. las rocket and “flight certifica- fight -simulating ~—the-—rendez-—powet—was- part. ofthe Gemini 9. . <ieir-—sountry’s-—eapital.” tion official. ; ice wake. a: -tion.--It_was_traced_to.a loose vous that astronauts will have: flight. * and Mr. Poirier. asid-heand.Judge organiza lone Soe ek ha ee connection and: was. corrected, to ° ipertorm to” return™=to~earth But -when—the- ee AG OS eee eng Lippe, chief federal ‘medi- eae oon whether they . eee ctr reat troubles. feom the MOR een mmomnree MAY O17," Causing Aa two-week Sai , S ator, would be. meeting” with MAE RE coremiel . “cropped up in ‘an inverter—a/ “wWhen—t-h-e—first - American TROSTpOTeMERT Of the fight=the= Igon. ees... <--=pepresentativesolthe-.six locals. Tha. men... overturned deiks % gadget that: translates direct astronauts do, ‘fly to the moon, Il-foot makeshift. target - was ‘of ‘the International--Longshore= qi maved—typewrilers, broke” current: into alternating ‘current they ~ will go into orbit around pressed into service.. ’ : rt ful Si n ‘men’s Association (CLC) in- glass doors and sofne windows —aboard | an Atla:s booster it with an Apollo spacecraft and. Lacking engine power of its ope g ‘volved and not with both sides and. dumped files from cabinets. rocket. The Atlas is to send a then two of the moon pilots will own and actually ‘a mere as the union spokesman had There were eight or 10. male ‘ makeshift target into orbit at fiy to the lunar surface in a shadow of the Agena, the new SAIGON (AP). — Buddhist en- said. nt employees - in -the office, plus 1l a.m. EDT today. small space cab. To retu target will -help fulfil only some .voys met unexpectedly Tuesday” “The Shipping Federation of three women workers, All_ went The astronauts themselves they will have to: fly. the space of the original objectives of the. with leaders: of the , South Viet Canada had’ not been invited to jinto’ offices off the main room were ready. to roar off in their cab up to the orbiting Apollo Gemini’ 9 flight. ‘Nam military junta they sought ‘attend at -this stage," Mr, Poir- and shut the doors to avoid pos ; Gemini 9 spacecratt atop. a mothership, dock with her and One of the prime objectives to overthrow. U.S officials ‘said fer said. sible - attack. ; : 5 : . Titan I rocket an. hour and 38 blast off for the flight back to comes Thursday when Cernan, this was a hopeful sign that’ There was no immediate dis- No one was harmed in the EMPLOYEES of the Shipping Tuesday when nine men broke niture, broke ‘windows- and ‘minutes later, . earth. } a 32-yeay-old U.S. navy lietiten- night lead:to a: negotiated solu- ¢losure. whether any charge had incident: j (s “ot Candeyre- into the “organization's = “Mone —emtied_out—tilesNone_of_the | __Launch_o f f tials. began a, This technique, is being: tested’ ant - commander, will perform tion .ofthe political crisis. Jibeéen ‘brought against the man In. other waterfront outbursts, Sas employees was: ‘touched. EP checkout “at” =i: the. ‘= a flight=making...the- record—space—walk_beginning |. It was the first, formal meet _ arrested m the Tuesday vio- three trucks had their tires treated behind glass _doors,_treal office and overturned fur- meee testing out all the Gemini ‘believe ey “the -earth is the -with -225-foobteier: antnahoningebinnes tae usin, 44 Mence.ic.-- - —“slashed_and_ them _ motors dam. iv : i 7 ‘ items, moon, the rmakeshift target is | ing to a 140-foot rope for.some. the ~‘junta, whose a out after ape timo Le ae : Gemini plots shpat P. Stat- the mothership and: the Gemini free-flying with his own propul- brought South Viet-Nam to the dongshoremen eeting | In one ineldent near ; sion unit. » (brink of civil war. _ ealled “by the ILA, quarters, a riot almost devel k . —— The Saint Secrement ._ Street oped _— a police cee :

— i as tamaged-by -who-was—sald-to- be ine en The poleogeman piiled.ant bis. Tricks -aleo-whre—reporied=to--own=gun—whenhe WAS UP:

; - rer Y 1 e rc € es O SSI , N id . |have been damaged elsewhere; rounded by six of the longshore- = | . Weather for the launch was . Steen anmmsed" oer, Woon by nme

tealled satisfactory. were called in to handle tense Then 15 police cars - arrived

~=°—-Phwarted once-before—.when - Of New. Pp if ovincia A of longshoremen. on the scene and policemen had

an Atlas rocket’s eee A ee see ——4e—duek_flying objects. from _ wild and their space t INJURED a crowd of 100 longshoremen. —

Nee Walter R. Shaw said -tervi iew that this situation#might *] doubt:the ca: of Prince | One’ ‘policeman was SUI-| About 100 more longshore

ALIN “3a a8 1 bes leat T-space-adventure mission reviews ana—ftight—re=— | hearsals Le simulator space

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‘cDNDON (CP). —~With Brit- sible, the ‘om will be prepared jis that. export orders might be

ain's -ports ‘slipping toward pa- to sit ~ Saturday; -said--the—tost—during—the..long-tie-up, - to% id, but he

_ralysis, an inquiry court met for acon ia oe only’ ate ane dit, Win ds Pla co Tuétday night a new election mean ‘we might have to. go to Edward Island would be par- \mot Sercetad inured, bu WaS gathered on a sa treet

the first time-Tuesday on {te Public reaction to the Strike ficulty. In s g e- may be needed in Prince “Ed- [the- “people- SEAT ——————-—¢eullarly-—anxious.to face an-| The outbreaks came im the ON acca oe seamen’s union strike, now im |that hegan May 16 seems sur- Hugh Clegg,’ an Oxford pro- Fi re Fig hters Be ward Island if recounts from! Although. “some sort of ar-|other ‘election. And perhaps the learly afternoon. Later police Te- ~ soine 80. poi~=rrett took up its third- week. : prisingly mild although it is re- fessor, also. a member of. tne |Mofiday’s voting and the July \Fgngement’’ might be worked | le of Ki ill (ported that quiet, had. been: re: ‘positions at the corher in an of

z Lord Pearson, lord: ‘justice of garded as. a serious; challenge pricéS “and incomes board, is a (CP) +1) deferred election fail to pro- out with the Opposition, “I'd ‘people of Kings will have 50M \stored, “though heavy patrol still fort to maintain order.

t i ” ratherhave. a clear-cut decision’ aitag 50 Sar shomt, tt, jwere-amy+2ig around the area.” when Inspector. Benolt St

a appeal. and his three-man —in-to ~t he —Labor—government's--one-—of th@ colleagues of Pear-'-Winds gusting” fo >” "eles per duce a clear-cut majority for ei; ‘ ? m_—the—people;%s _. | -He said “Wis- ‘party was conft- There was no police confirma: yartin~of the. Montreal Police

quity called officials of tha Na- prices and incomes policy.. This son on the inquiry. court. Pear-| hour continued to plague fire- | ther ~ Liberais —or—?*rogresst

tional Seamen's Union and the'seeks.to ‘keep’ wage increases son has Canadian connections— | fighters battling to contain. a |}Conservatives. ee ident “ot picking up at Teast one j¢ion ‘of a@ report that two- police sred—the—men_to— ae ave into their to aroufid’ “3% per cent; ‘white his-parents-having-lived—at-Min-. mantis fire Tuesday..south of the | The Liberals won 16 seats and are. ge in an inter, ae ‘\seat’” in reeounts and indicated officers had been severely ee Til ; yy spake meeting since owners, estimate that seamen's nedosa,, Man. He ‘conducted a ‘Glougester County community ‘Premier . Shaw's Conservatives |yiew that’ a new’ election” might sr" the party expected to win both beaten. Most of them then. gathered © = a Seckaniien éaid "ihe ta beaters 3 a Lo haan to. a similar inauy “nto an elec yr nauinay. . 14 im Monday's returns, ‘be necessary if such stalemate the Kings Ist seats. i lisp. Maurice” St-Pierre -said-in-the~-union—offiee.——. Sean weethoa divcusee SelsiaaNte ipLe trical industry dispute several | The blaze,: ich broke out Recounts, appear certain in ae larose —. but doubted fiat it Mr. Campbell said the party fhe had had no messages con- ‘There was a march along the : iIscus eoN ere eae oe years ago. : fe . ing in a gouth- 4 t idi would. already was considering calling cerning such a development watettront by the. ‘strikers, who _.mostly oe ee but Se eae said Jate’ A union spokesman said that it = a mh and had burn ne we fi a Two eats Te a legislature session later this) ‘from his Montreal police sta- caused a variety of minor dis- © some evidence was taken from Tuesday’ 665 ships were tied up perhaps not many more than ¢asteriy Gr : ERE COS CA Pee atest —poth--=sides. This —-would .-be jin British ports. with 19,143 men 100 atelgncgatig : vessels ore ed more than’ 350 acres of most ying the death five days before 9 ooo Per . Hier > waited {in the va ors that the two. police officers ing of car” windsiuelds, — studied by Pearson and his col- idle out of -a total union=mem- among the 665 now. tied up. The ly cut-over. woodland. It was re- ‘the. election_.of William Acorn, : sons rei ean pe acto ald acuta! ee : ou - leagues efore-the..first.-formal bership.of 65,00. Britain's mer- first aim of the union was tp ported to have reached timber iberalcandidate~for ~assembly- H G h — plattvem. Z ; session” Thursday “afternoonbe--chant~-navy—tetals—more—-than- “stop—-coasial_oships,_ “which in- owned bySouth Nelson Forest-inman. rye ver B ear ranam Asked “about “the: possibility ot _ Federal Cabinet Meets. SRI eTased Sd oprs= nee 400 HOSS C18 --1,625.<of...them,,_in_clude... British-owned, cross: Products Corporation.) ~~" A 16-16- split qvould’ emerge if -LONDON-—\ Reuter) Nine (@-foFmal_ coalition with. the Lib. |. maar -, Perhaps heeding newspaper (the foreign trade. SGT nel_shipping:—x ona “About. 6 60-men “were anting: the Less Conservatives:--worn.both, thousand: persons:-packed.na--sta ‘erals, Mr. Shaw. said“ might} +e —° — naan snes ncaso criticism of delay in tackling Among the vessels tied up are The wilion is‘asking a 40-hour. outbreak under New Brunswick ‘seats in the July 1 Vole and if{dium Tuesday night at a rn “The=tecessary:= But “don't AHR serene To: ‘Consider Violence

the strike, the labor department Canadian Pacifie’s Empress of week, in..place of :the present ts d 1 it personally.” > , ‘ ent | eee ' | c Forest Serv ide supervision. Four recounts do not alter election- cation service on the eve of} issued a statement stressing England and Empress of Can- 56 hours, with no change in the jmp units and four’ pulldozers night standings. But either evangelist Billy Graham's sec-| Mr. CampbeH. said a - coalition} “OTTAWA (CP)—The federal shoremen’s strike was known te

‘ striv oe: i tenia too ik ue es sitched. ta airlines. sas decetes a ie dae ance ae £60. were being used. |party attempting to form a gov- ond religious crusade in Britain. |W@8 not being considered by his cabinet. met Tuesday night séter be on fhe agenda for the eab- ‘pected this will be available ships. Nao aK y oe F ve _____+_+_____ lernment would -have to appoint! ‘The congregation, crusade Party “right now.’ reports about an outbreak of inet’ session, . which began at within two -weeks: aia e great danger for eco- the Aohaut week ee : ‘ ; f speaker and thus. have one workers’ with their tamnilles and The defeat of “four cabinet violence on the Montreal -water- 6 -p.m., following an hour-long To do this as quickly as ‘pos- nornically hard-pressed— Britain a two-year riod: ore Net Volvo Plans -’ jaess sitting member than ‘the friends, - enthusiastically wel--ministers—Mr. MacPhail, Agri-| idront, F | meeting of a cabinet committce, ae, 2s s Opposition. - comed Graham: when he culturé Minister Andrew Mac-|° One informant said there had After the 105-minute session, Premier Shaw said In an in- mounted the pulpit. “Rae, Works Minister-J:~Philip}peon—reports of severe violence, |Prime Minister Pearson said. | New Factory | ; | He told -them the stadiwn Matheson and Welfare Minister including the looting of several ‘the strike was discussed but

ae | of |would become a “‘cathedral, a Hubert B. McNeill—was a Dit-/Jarge ‘offices and the. kidnapping there were no, announcements te 3 a Mi n I n g Road. “aIALIFAX (CP) — Volvo Can- | Complete Vote ‘sacred place and a name that t@r blow to Mr. Shaw. Specula-|of two policemen. be made. '

ada Ltd. today announced the) cp will be in our hearts and minds ‘tion arose the premier might) | ater reports. ftom another |’ Reports reaching one govern-

CP PEI. complete party vole 3s°a place that God visited in urge two of the former minis m i construction of a new $1,000,000 from 280 polls compared with Pie’ ote visited in (urs ” source indicated only ‘the office’ Ment office during .the after. 1966.” ~ ters to run in Kings ist if pres-| of the

“ear assembly plant‘ to be built vote by parties in last election; Shipping Federation of | 700n said a gang of men were | 4 z “Graham warhed the workers ent Conservative. candidates ah ‘ 3 roaming the waterfront in cars Up, ga [ n [ Nn ous om the Halifax waterfront. ‘(percentages bracketed): {against judging victory by false were willing to withdraw. ; Canada chad heen damaged and Gamaging ‘offices and cars in 4

Karl Kohler,. president of Councillors © no policemen _ were. reported

a Peeves seat ar root ee Srared ee 7 r; pr AB or ABR jstandards ota. : {hit and-run_ fashion. OTTAWA The zo Bor : : a. da has ‘aniaanced” its inten- - eres Cana ts fa Seat PC = -29-903-449.9) ae 150.8)... “Durie tivis months HM OVOLY +Y. hs Fi eg Cel M et hg —Nichol: There were~ suggestions later, ment’s departmental reorgan- position ae Diefenbaker. tion to huild immediately anew 63.000 feet Lib 29.393 050.1) 18.765 (49.27 one ol... you--is going tobe out Ss ire =[ae a ye Mi ister OR ae et ae reports — ne ization ‘bill cleared the Com-° He referred to mining pro- $55,000,000 paved highway which over ee rer lala 4d 526 —S«3@,162.-—~=«s Watched by, your nelghbors and — ee jed._an-éarlian Canadian ag i ar ene eet ONS Tuesday but not_.before moter. , 9hn C. . Doyle, majority isto conneet “Goose Bay™’ on 9. Assemblymen ’ jthe people you work -with. You U. S. Consulate | Press report that the cabinet Geutatlont aiweseiai: ta ie mt ~ the opposition “Took “potshots 2 ‘at sharehewier in Car a hPa bakesMelville..mith. ‘the.Gult.. uliluaeerencouns owned. by National , ; —-1$66— 1992 -~ |are going to be ‘watched by the }meeting was an emergency one j), day when the shipping ‘fed- ood... mysterigys $35,000,000. high-| Javelin, as a worshipper of the St! Lawrence and the Strait of “Board willbe-leased PC Sosy FASE EMO TSH Se world: =hristex -is-.going..te...be....al UE... South_Vietnam__(Reuts | \called to deal with an outbreak Seailbt cftices ware: +ansacked nae She Ether at cover NTEnT—Ne—Eit: Bee bless Seam a Oe ca ee enrineserreraele 22,356 (50.4) 24,839 (49.5).| judged by you.’ ers)-Hundreds of screaming Of vidlence:-“He=was-on=his=way.s cng i niconem=wasetoreed= to ws government.intends...to..build. in. pany. holds-iron_ofe apd timber. This” “high ay will permit ‘year Terhi hy Insostriat Estates -pgiay aah 50 a= = The=-workers-sincluded~choir= youths..today.attacked and set into’ the meeting. ciuck objects tossed at him ‘by the Labrador bush. _ Tghts .in. Labrador. “winter shipments-from the pro- |Ltd., the provincial government's. (Copyright, 1966, by. THE. CA- ‘members, 3 ewards- “couTaseTtors,fire™ the 1 ae nie ih ge ‘ie ~The government already” Has “A=-respectable-ca ny pany posed mill’ as it, will provide. ac- industrial promotion agency. WNADIAN PRESS) and children's advisers.” | sulate here. United: Bice ee “Howe Quebe. = said it doesn't know anything w ouldn't be. putting out things Ce5S to'a year-round port on the = ; a about fhe ‘highway Canadian that dren’t true,” Mr. Diefen- Guif .of St. Lawrence. : #q, Javelin. Ltd says will be built baker said. ‘ wie en toad a play . Scientists | rt istic | ;: cs chap important role in the ‘harvest- a aac ee - ee ener KEAD RELEASE ing and transportation .of the) m1 '

sete he __Then he read what he de- wood as__ it ebjsects. Jubilee-' “The government has no-scribed as a Javelin press. re- "NALCO forest Teserves. These— knowledge of. the great devel- lease ‘ reserves ‘contain approximately | jy iea mae that would ae the “The federal. government of 50,000,000 cords of valuable . black spruce." The reference: was to a. mill

Spud. Area Swept By Hail _|and timber reserves’ held by

the Newfoundland and Labrador ~

On Soft Moon Landing

‘PASADENA, Calif. (AP. ---Flamsteed just below:the equa Surveyor I, i#. heading toward -tor on the western half of the a point on the moon just 10 mivon's face. - ' : : miles from its target. ; --SITE IS SMOOTH ‘Scientists told a -press: confer: Parks said photographs’ -indt- ence Tuesday they are ,optimls- cated this area --is—somewhat itic it will perfarm the ‘toughest smoother titfi.. the. site chosen port of one of the trickiest U/S. pror to Monday’s* launch ‘space -assignmentsf yet: Landing Parks “Satd, there “is ‘no longer

Company and Jubilee Iron Ore,

Being Surveyed | For Damage iwo Doyle companies.

ASKS: QUESTION

‘FREDERIC TON. (CP Agrt said he ‘was Giable ti. vay tates Drefenbaker asked why eultrize. Minister, AI. hevesque present whether farmers affected aanee Works Minister, Me» said Tuesday a survey” is*being will receive~-government finan- Tiraith was the one. £0 deny any made—of damage: to some ‘Vie- | cial -assistance a saa of building

toria County farnis ‘in a hail- , oe aterm whieh athuek “Sunday Hail .stones tthe size of golf Mr. .McHraith said Monday in. gent!y._and_ returNing close-up much concernyabout an antenna’ ee Nitbe: The vedeiie-urhtcHisparled balls rained down on Ane. area a written reply to a: Commons "EV photos’ of the lunar terrain, boom which apparently did hot" the hard-hit New. Denmatk At for’ 60 minutes “fundas:, des jquestion by: Lewis: Brand. (PC—. The 2,200: pound —eraft, €Xlend shortly. after” launch Mot dais : ald the vaKiata tiie troving crops; smashing win-" Saskatoon)—-no-~ such’ highway) inunched Monday from Cape All _indications~are that: thes —.< Rees ’ € jesisleaire dows and-causing flood condi- had been approved and. the-gov- | 3s K a FI hould entenna® still cisedocked=-ine “ite damage ta‘some farms was-hack : Fidos “ , r { ennedy, a..°s ou come ; s while ri saina Seicsig hi st mil. tians i ernment —wasn't aware. of — the Gown at 2:17 rh. Thursdaywip launch position, but that this i a ; Javelin-.press release. i the “moon's dry Se Sto] had no effect on the. space- § y Sea of Storms. : pace

craft's Steer tng“ manoenvre

hie ; The critical ‘question is how 1 ~. Monday vight It was this slight

‘gently, it will descend: A retro-

erate a : This. was. a resources matter ™ Leon Rideout PC-Mictoriay = INSIDE TODAY “and should have heen* answered ig

arart—some—farmers lost ap hy Resources -Minister Laing ania CARAS ER “a3 Ee «| tre ‘lassified ...,.... ie ce kibeny ‘ ( gti ites s gi at gave Sure entire potato crop in perecnauy eine Cem t ets Be, a - 'Mr. Diefenbater: suggested: er ins ye ci tort froth Vegor ce aee peerneaun: ise and if washed-out seeds are. 'e{t tik ey fhe flurry came. during de- seat hy es Tile an hu 1 Oulthe change it would—rave—— * yingin_the.-sun_fer, more than s ~.. bate_on a Conservative amend- : oy an ek -” Janded 25) miles from. its tar- ~ three daw® they will he no Men y Sport ‘ 7 ment to make the proposed en- wt . about eight at impact. get : He: asked whether the two then ~ Women's--->—-- 6 mines—and—resourcesdé@2 > oF a oe" AL soft. landing is” vital if. its , bitin : m ergy, ‘ s L x ws Bu all: goes well, survevae Picea damage ould com-—Pitanee! market crsccc-18 partment responsive for re] OLD ENEMIES JOIN TO RE MEMBER NAVAL BATTLE © rveamera i'n srsve and auld Sean nine eiar TV pleteetheit work in. re exsomable eas \ ~ ROUKCER WORST ter repOriat “Wetere a ie A ‘send back’ j pictures.” “ ~ picires “ot the Tiinar sirtaqa, time,” ' Summerside a nae 3 and on the. continental shelf ‘Shiba ol: the British “and. Ger- May $I, “1916 on the 50th’ anni- “DEFT raced asthe “Bri-— ~Phey are—followed—by—-HMS—| ‘Seber “J.—Parks,. Surveyor. shortly after it lands» they ate bevesque ae ‘a stheken— Rinks. ducens, City “.... : ajt_was defeated 69 to 28 With man favies form cdhimns off versaty of the greatest * sea .tish HMS Dainty and in the Defender-and FGN Karlsrune, “| project. manag e ta.. said,” the- expected to. be Cen able with: _ area is not large and the: offi- eee ee } ae = Aa parties combining against’ Jufland Tuesday to commem-— battle of world wart fright—PIGHT- foreground: is the Ger- respectively _(4P Wirgo! poy gpacecraft would land about 36 pictures -returned’ by Russia“a . @ials have “things in hand.” He . See " tbe Conservatives. j orate the Battle of Jutland— 74 miles }erom Denmark. [n man warship -Braunschweig. by cable from London) lmiles goctheast’ of the crater (Luta Ix Feo, 3, ; = ta : . bis ’ ‘ rh ; oN : ‘ ’ re YR, uaa ; : : ere y ee ed aa ‘ om ate i rr