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By THE CANADIAN PRESS More than 600 Ontario fang? ers rolled over the highways on slow-moving. tractors Monday in protest’ of farm product prices .in general and the price of. milk for manufacturing in

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MIAMI Fla ian Tropic at ; storm Ella. slowly growing / meaner and following a _ path taken by some great hurricanes © of history,. pushed heavy ‘s€a swells Monday night . towards the Leeward Islands

The US weather bureau fere- particular rer or ders “* east that Ella, with top. winds Although the protest drew : . . : : to Ww hour. ould fewer than the 1,00 tractors MR. LAING AND MR. CAMPBELL 90. 5) EES._2p NAME,

farm leaders said would be on the highways, they were nuis- ance enough to bring renewed warnings from provincial police that anyone delaying normal trattic would be stopped and possibly .charged.

Some of the demonstrators héaded for a three-day trip to Toronto to present a protest to Premier John Robarts

Tractor-driving farmers:were told by provincial police Super- intendent A. FE. Ayers at Lobo Monday to keep their vehicles 800 to 1,000 feet apart to ayoid.

tpass 130 niiles north of -the Lee- wards during the night 'on her

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forecast | While. hurricane-hunter plane

pilots kept. a close eve on Fila, an ave =m a Ng Hurricane Dorothy, a far north- ern freak. thrashed around im mid-Atlantic waters 1,400 miles

“Il Peinee Edward Island mast favarahis impressed with spend more than. this amount east of Bermuda wants a second national park it an capproximate 10-mile stretch abroad. He said Prince Edward Drifting very ‘slowly toward will get one.” Hon Arthur Laing of beach Vand in the eastern Island has remarkable “‘tourist the northeast, Dorothy had noth-

: " n—atfairs and part of the. province, lying’ be- areas’ which are only a few ing in the path of her 75-mile-

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Walional resources, sald 1 Char Tween Fast Pom and Som days drive tor—mittinrs of peo-—an-hour—winds but open. water Oe . ic : , “==. slowing traffic. lottetown vesterdas - Lake. He saic, however. that if iple The storm, born north of the : Supt. Ayers ete 7 mid ——alternaon—virmtay The minister. accompanied by the tourist. business continues at He added that tourists want hurricane belt, was expected to. TRAFFIC IS reduced t6 a Monday throughout the Ottawa ers-and warned they would gets backed up. police will ask reports. indicated between 150! | @onurhber of his departmental its “tremendous rate” thege will to visit a recreation- area that es Goni-ciyes oat ae ee craw! om the main street of Valley in a protest against low Charge drivers-not obeying of- the farmers to move. off the nq 200 tractors on highways in advisors ‘and this province's pre- be development on all shorelines still has rural surroundings ‘sim-{£9888* | course coum mene Alfred, Ont. as farmers drove Mk prices. Provincial police ders to clear the highways if road until traffic, Is running the Windsor area. 130 near mier-elect Alex’ Caphell . vest-- of the province ilar to those seen in thi is prov- threat to ‘any land area. ; , ’ , the demonstration seriously smoothly again Ottawa: 125 close to London. 30 erday toured by ‘helicopter the CORRECT IMBALANCE tace’ But Ella was in warm walers tractors at five to 10 mph watched _from Foadside eruis- disrupts traffic. (CP. Wirephoto) CAN: IMPOUND TRAC TORS each iar Kingston and Chat heach areas of the province Mr. Laing said he saw during The minister_said_{'we are Where tropical storms thrive ee rer : on ey said Saturday police- have pam. 25 “at Relleville: 7) at

Mr. Larhc- emphasized that it his tour “most of the elements’. going in provide a holiday place and was on a course followed right under. the Highway Brockville, 10 near’ Woodstock; ———19—-43p—ta—-the—previneial.gevern-—necessary, to correct the imhalefor._a—tiremendousnumher_ ‘of by several major hurricanes Tratti Act to’impound tractors, 9 near Sarnia and 1% at Orillia Jnenf, to secure land for a park ance of Canadian tourist trade. Americans --it is likely that the which have” struck the Fiorida ifthe ere ards_on_ the... threstened—-peticoactom site and deed it to the federal He pointed out that while the tonrist industry will increase Coast in past years. highway stopped one demonstration near government for development tourist industry s : by “She's too far out,”’ though, Inspector A. M. Mason of the Peterborough

in Canada is this year’ here. about 15 per

: Following vesterday's tour, Worth Between SHOT TOMI tt cent —and—t—tre—rest—at-—Caedte a_forecasier said, “to tell where _ sa Sb eg LO a ; provincial police said in Chat- ° Toronto police said thes have Mr Lame said that he had been en_$800.000.00.asiousalls Can adians by between 11 per cent. and, 12 this one might wind . up : “rr E ey | oor — --y-ham_that police did: “het_exvect™ nor made any plans to mect an eae =i = as per cent. except for New?aunde bua —wae—het—a—direct threat. Ba. oe any trouble with demonsirations influx of tractors into the city.” ~ EXPLANATION “AC ——=== land which is @xpecting an bre Sees Leewards, which lie x \ = poestio-nnih-tie-semeneen. ee CEPTED — crease of over 19 per cent.’ eastern edge. of the Core J PIV agr 0 stay evenly spaced at COTED RE ARRESTER bean Sea, but small-craft own- 75 to 100 yards Provincial Police Commis

Mr. -Laing said the federal gov-

jers on the Atlantic side of thas In_ London,” Premier Robarts sioner Eric Silk said. there mus

i develan + 4 : - : ; ‘Said_he has not yet hada he no interference with the pub ; _siin_a. second national ark here _— , . bac : . see et i le We Ware leh’ r He anid ture out into rough seas. - | PARIS ‘CPi-NATO defenie force” lof providing rapid. transport chance to any communica- ics “reasonab g RONG T itenseectenads iadiceiccniiaininene I I ce, tions from the Ontario Farmers highways “we spend between $600.000 and ee ‘a 4 battalion of the. Black across the. Atlantic in 24 Her- s ¢ a ymimisters stressed Monday the ‘ > Union,, He is just back from a “We don't want to make any . $800.90 annually on the present ' f a nc the Watch,. based at Camp Gage- cules at transports ang 1 Yo: holid fish tr I j Cc ge 3 ‘ . park in the province.” He sug- Spec Case fonk. feud : { aoe 4, town, N.B. already committed kons. It is understood the sec- ee eer eee ontinued on page 3 col r gested that up to $7,000,000 may it regions of tne’ Nor’! "to the. mobile force, won praise | ond battalion will be earmarked

jlantic area. Canada offered. to

ibe spent initially jin \ : sccm _ at gruelling winter exercies in for the eastern aréa- —Greece la os park. Seinen Goes To Jury — Ms. Comiriontion fer this Northern Norway in February. and Turkey. 0 wnicariels =| ’ 4 . Heliver said. it now -is .the duty TROOPS STAY AT HOME fl ‘come _ Mr, Laing gave'no definite te. | CmCA@O AP The prom | Defence Minister Heiser of Gen J. Aliard, chief of | The mobile force roe a2 ‘ i g ' efinite It | ecution took ite evidence. against promised to earmark a new Dat- the defence staff, who sat be- troops and equipment Rv ARTHUR [L.. GAVSHON ‘ + ation of-a particular location

. talion, making a fota!l of two,-. ' : Richard Speck, 24. to a grand , & side him at a ‘press conference marked by various NATO ‘i

LONDON (AP) Prime Minis . for a second park. pointing out y-Monday in the slavines of for the allied comniand’s ™* sojjlowing the closed NATO tries The components would re- ter Wilson got through the -first

sf * ere va Aa under study eight student nurses, bot the bile force in Europe meeting Tuesday. to select an- main‘‘at home _ bases. until a tae akties Manas ela a -o a _ = assessment jury's decision was not expected A communi ie issued dy ithe other_battalion.. Each ‘such bat-; needed in an emergency, unlike a: must, made e said an an- until today ~15 NATO ministérs at the end of talion group has about 1,200 men Canada’s NATO brigade and air 7

Azainst. leftists and rightists nouncement may be a ‘ ee |: 8 ave presented the case to the first day of two-day sessions — ~~ division stationed in Europe.

halleng ' 4 Z ware "as ae Be the location chosen late this the. grand nd I stated Ae 5 tome 6. Prenat 46) ! ’ i year jury a cannot soy , By KEN KELLY 1 ¢

ees ‘ dss) what the grand jury is going t0 “They devoted special atten | di Go \Gaulle’s demand that all for- WPA A 1c : : ‘A majority of Labor MPs -ac- a. ae ee rae — do,” State's Attorney Daniel tion to the: part which the Al- n ian Vv “t leign troops leave French soll by see ard ee eepied Wilson's explamation at will see that it -is- made.” On Ward told a press conference. lied Command Europe mobile ° |April, all of Canada’s air divi- 9); month supplement to the - @ party cautis of the reasons problem, he said, is’ that it “s Ward said he expects a jury force can play in contributing Faces Motion |sion is being concentrated IM old age pension, . pensioners for slashing. Britain's «spending hard to acquire land of suffi decision to. come today. to deierrénce and demonstrat- West Germany, With the pres- probably will have’ to file in- by nearly . $2.900.000.000 ient depth from the sicahothns ~ “through some court.” . img that spirit of solidarity and By CONRAD FINK ent six. nuclear-strike. squadrons come tax returns regardless of see that a proper park is avail.|_ “att had said he would seek unity of purpose upon which the NEW DEL HI (AP)—Leftists Deime - reduced to four aug- their taxable income

able ‘murder indictments against North Atlantic Aihance. i$ jntraduced a non- confidence mo- mented squadroas. The Cana- Health ‘Minister MacKachea Mr. Laing said he recognved Speck in eath of the eight based. They gave dyections for tion against Prime Minister dian view is that as the suclear- hints that this will be the ap- ¥ deaths the development of new finan Indira Gandhi's government in force felis in strength, the mo- :

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But a minority, including for- mer science minister Frank ~ Cousins, left the’ question-and.

. answer session. dissatisfied Premier Walter R, Shaw’s initer- — a ea NE NER DT ao s bile fe is being built 1 Proach adopted by the govern- Ahout 40 left-wingers Issued a est_in the development. of more an uproarious session of the In- vt seciecetd 8 Sietioue’ aia ment to decide whe will qualify

= : ot statement expressing “grim national park area in the prov- dian Parliament Monday a 88 E for income support under the

forebodings’ that Wilson's ince and also, said he appreciat- Fi The clear-cut: challenge cli- ome Beg aamny ae eons government's plan for a guyar- erash program will bring un- ed the interest of Mr. Campbell ‘maxed an embarrassing day for tea oe page 3, cal. 4 anteed annual income of $105 a

emplovment and a waze freeze in the development. \Mrs. Gandhi, during ‘which she month. | “completely costrary to eur 3 » _ Mr. Campbell said, he apprec?, * seemed to be trying to assure | Writing im “Liberal Action, a cialist beliefs": of which the ti iated that fact that Mr. Laing the United States it. was ‘not the INSIDE TODAY publication of the. Ontario Lib- 1964 and-1966 national elections ‘ . ' came to the province for‘a first- target .of strong language in a eral party, Mr. MacEachen had been won HAROLD WILSON hand look at the park situational ayors’ equest communique she signed in Mos-) jsnd news ...........7.. 2 Says the guaranteed minimum- Deputy Prime Minister tion: for- abandonment of the imstead of relying wholly on writ- eeu wah Haviat Prennier Apap! Summerside ............,. 3 income approach has the advan- George Brown showed up late idea of playing a role alongside ‘€" reports of potential develop- orrawA (CP)—The federal Dartmouth told ' fier Te n-confidence notion Deaths... es+-seessenes 3. (tree tet "can be adopted fer the caucus and seated him- the Americans east of Suez; for pment areas. government Monday turned the capella ia while a aad first laanuil Mrs. Gandhi since Editorials Ase yaaee 4 without . subjecting beneficiaries eae rank-and-filers in ~ piggy ae Rhine i ~~ |down requests from four Maeri- his fellow mayors were “never she became. prime minister in« Kings, Queens, City ...... . ee se eae ar ce estminster meeting room e- from West Germany: an \ > heir ie a we ; ” sig gin- Women's a cpeeeas 7 Y . ere - spite the fact that other key big-scale_ military demobiliza- Stidkors Face named” desiinaied acras eligi sone Meelicet’ a es the co aoe his Shot altace on bes Sport weeee ) — sesso a 2 MR: MacEACHEN- cabinet’ members ranged them- tion to release. manpower to ble for special federal assist- eral rama took the pdsi- decision to devalue the rupee, Finance, markets ... 10 persons recesvying = assimance . the S105. es evel selves alongside Wilson on the work inf the export industries. ance bank dil onthe designated her government's. inability-to "Comics ......-....... 11 “This degrading process can comes 2° te 0 os" zeNS .-piaiiorm.—-Reawn had —sihmitied EXPRESS. SYMPATHY wm Injunction _|_ But Industry Minist-r_Deury areas “halt rising prices, and other Classified nth. 19 be svoided quite- simply by bay- Ex tO" Mle of tie Caneda a oe last week after Earlier. the Finance Minis _ told a reporter following a 90-~. Industries eligible for federal economic” policies. eae ae ine persons —Gill_out_ income aX 9S ratger Petre Pha — : inet. approved the mas- ters of ‘nine other ‘ eountries, QUEBEC (CP) The prov minute meeting with the aid would include those needing | . . ychave tax These contribater” plan ett sive deflation program. but meeting in The Hague with the ae es decided Mon- ‘Mayors of Saint John, Frederic- port facilities’ those connected —

pay: contributors up to Sift a

later allowed himself. ta be ch llor of the exchequer, ton, Halifax, and Dart ' finer spérta- D dli Fo LR ‘| S ik. “Then if the person’s gross ine "°° ,. : ancelipt q dav ght to apply for injune- that ar mouth with oi! refinenes transporta ed ine or al way tri e icin: toni a aritens a les month an, retirement fb 5

_tatked out of quitting 3 _ James Callaghan, had ex- tions porte striking employees special assistance ‘wil! be tion industries and ied ahslied Those’ whe haven't contribiied - In“therr statement: the left- pressed svmgathy. support and of 14 or 15 hospitals fo prevent “made available jhrough- the —At—inc—firms which--needed. than the guaranteed minimum, weit “thesia wa Hasditie “Ppnte wingers called for abandonment confidence in Britain's fight to the provinée’s health situations, /antie Development Board to im- jabor available onl. im- re ‘Discussed By Union Groups ne sean -aatenseteelty-—tne-—-20- wha “have conribiratecante oe at Britain's program for build. save the pound from deévalua- described as ‘‘critical,’’ from — wishing to locate m- the cities, Mr. Zatsman said. se hay'e supplementary Day-- a few veats of t it eorhrg g fai Maris-missi z . o on cities ments tes “neeaty a manos tien. The nine es re deteriorating Premier Daniel =k adsitaeda diac aan The mayors saw four cabinet s By BEN WARD plovees is asking for a boost of life before ‘retirement - vill - *e construe {Continued on | Page Col ¢ Johnson announced : SS i ll ee eae ministers about their request: ¢j7r4wA (CP)—-A joint dead- 90 cents an hour .or about 40 ‘SET our IN BOOK ceive lesser, benefits

= case basis for each ieidiasthien Mr - Drury, My Pickersgill. jine for a national railway per cent The BRT wants a 15- Mr. MacKachen also supports . The old age pension ni $7 g

would he available onlv te “n- Health Mini er MacKachen crike probably for the week -per-cent increase in wages paid the idea that the guaranteed Month now is, pare to all at cor

irt dustries wishing to settle in’ the and Fisheries Minister Robi- pefore Labor Day or maybe on on a six-hour day inStegd of the Minimum --inecome approach 69 The qualifying aze goes deen

y- i e ersons ie Maritimes, -which . could not chaud Labor Day itself—is being dis- present eight. The railways say Could. be tested on old age pen- to age 68 ogxt Year ant crepe

settle in. anv of the designated Other” mayors atlenqing the eyssed among’ four railway un- the BRT demands amount to a Sioners as a forerunner to a @ Sear each..vear tierra.tor un

areas mitside thé cities meeting were Stephen Wayman ion sroups . - wage hike-of 32 per cent. guaranteed’ minimum income til it is age 5 in. 1979 <

, ° Mr. Drury said that the des- . ss John, William Walker [pion sources here say the The latest issue- of the BRT’s for all Canadians , : “ . ‘ ‘ : : z - ‘redericton and Charles disc ions still are in the pre- nthlv newspaper. due t he The minister’s statement ; ? ignated area assistance plan y. : a ed. ee eee Poe ee a 7 ¥ S us U nges ri e was designed only for areas Vaughan of Halifax liminary stages but support is mailed later this week, carries included in a review by him vat libtindaliintion 2 ; with high: chronie unernpley- ‘ solid for a joint date an editorial calling for all rail- a new book, The Guaranteed

Earlier this month two groups way unions to agree on a com- Income, by Robert Theohald Given Ay roval Sukarno Seems of non-operating railway unions mon strike date. It suggests He calls the book the first ex- : z PP

LIMRBURG, West Germany” The biis crashed throubh a A dozen doctors gave first eid ment

(AP 4 hus lInaded “with Bel- bridge guard rail at Idstein, 28 ta, the injured and dying as fire- d aes a’ begga: rejected a ‘federal cenciliation that Labor Day, set for Mon- haustive and organized attempt LONDON: Reaters The gian children, hemeward-bound miles northwest of - Frankturt, men freed them from the wreck- oe i . re co Left Out In Cold board report that recommended day ; Sept. 5,’ would he appro- to reassess and redefine the so- Hou oe ’ Commen appre 4 from a summer Boliday in Aus- ang landed upside down 30 feet are Rid injured were taken to ag CS ec ph Zatsman ot ee Z ‘wage increases. of hetween 40 priate cial :sécurity system and io af- Monday nigh the main p ____tma_plunced off a hugh’ alto -pelow on anether road The im- ho iets 3 Mayor se A a f IAKARTA ap Es 4 new and 42 cents an hour. spread The BRT represents “20,000 gue the extent to which the pies of the Labor zovernmen 2} hahn bridge Monday. killing 33 pact | flattened the vehicle to Dalice reportad & died at the cabinet —%58— named > Monday-over—twe—sears—_The— unions in-_conduciors, hbrakemen and ard guaranteed income technique pil! to renat antion OG net ceed persons : ‘alf its normal height scene om the crash and the Char. “ Traded Wth the militarsccivilian Big volve 83.000 workers service workers can be used to meet basic in of Riviain's siee t Police counted \ 27 — children ORGANIZER DIES others [in hospitals g Three that has guided inde Original wage increase de- Two -vears ago the fon-.opra- come maintenance needs ft gave thé hill a secon 24 ard six adults dead Identifica Police identified me of the a Wed Ree i“ BR S ia | re | nesia’s destiny since March tak- mands* in thése cases . had ting unions, ‘which represent alt Mr MacEachen announ¢e@ jing acreement in a } : thor of the bodies was difficult. dead victims as Leopold Custer, 7 aes 7 a areas _ cer y yr ' Ss ae ing on broader powers. Presi- ranged between 55 cents and $i.workers not, actuaily operajing earlier this month that the gov- by 328 votes to 247 : 4 . Farlier .reports cave a higher a police inspector of Brussels, eng : a -e _— an Sad . i dent Sukarno appeared eft. out an hour the trains, settled. for a,wage ernment’ intends to apply thi8* Farlier the Conse ! > mimber: 6f children and ‘fewer who had organized ihge summer aided was. m ‘ a -— UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) ‘in the cold Conciliation boards are ex- increase of 19 wes an have technique to all recipients of (h* position gave notice *ha! : adults spent the bus holiday in the Austrian Tyrol 7 ant oa tar fe a strip. |Syria charged Montlay that Is- Lt_Gen. Suharto. the military pected to report early next The trainmen, along with othet $75-a-month old age pension. He jt’ regains: power it w . Three of the adults were re- and was making his 12th such *° Officer . stopped on see- |raeli actions against, it threaten ctrony man remains fp man week on railway wage disputes operating groups seenbat ga estimated the cost at $225,090,- the’ bill idk oan te ccanelet te ported “to be women. who ap. TB&The other adulis were ‘two Ine the wreckage the peace: of the Middle: East in a new. streamlined 29-mem- mvolving the Canadian, Brother- engineers and. firemen, accepted 000 a year at the start similar meastre in 143: Tarentis aecampanied the vouth teachera and the hys draer— ..~The—colfins of . the—dead were iand urged+he Seeurity—Cauneit her-rahiier At he side on & hood of Ra eae Transp and a fie percent ware fire The $9-aemonth PPE ret athenys-Racher,-Conseves ioc croup. on. their vacation in. the Most of the’ childcea, f hey lined up in the hall_ ofa Lim- to act swiftly to prevent a’ cOn- f:§6e man presidnim care Foreian General Workers CI: and the This time the operating and would be reduced’ by the party spokesn im on sate. Austrian Alps said, were the sons and daych- burg high school. Flowers and eer atiep of larger dimensions. Minister Adam Malik and “Eco- Brotherhood -of Ratiroad Trafn- non-operating _ groups. .all are amount of monthly “ncome ithe Conservatives will densa Ten ‘ch idren aurvived buf ters of Brussels police officers wreaths including one from Israe| countered, by: insisting nomics Minister Sultan, Hame- meg_(CLA eyeing thes %-per-cent ’ wage available to pensioners over end tionalize the vindust a ates were in critical “condition and and foreign ministry officials. King. Baudovin and Queen Fabl- that it was IsPael that-was be- ack Ruwens. their authority WANT’ SIX-HOLR DAY z boosts won earlier this vearc. by above their $75 \jenston ever extent is necesaar 224 . i authorit s said several All) were hetween Jf and 17 ala. of Relcium decorated the ing attacked by its Syrian over. politi¢al and eronome af The. CRRT representing. more Quehec longshoremen and St Mr MacFachen has,said the practicale et Sater flexi may not live ee re hall. . ‘neighbor fairs greatly wmcreased ‘ than 20,000. non-operating @m- Lawrence Seawa) workers: ~ aim is to support pensioners (m- bility and compet on

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