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CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, FRIDAY, “JUNE. . 1966. Nor MORE SEVEN CENTS _

THAN

Tankers Collide At N. Death Toll,

SUPREME COURT APPEAL PLANNED.

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VOL. LXXIX'NO. 141

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: tFlig ht Nears

Sinnott Retains One-Vote Edge Final Hop - After Recount In 5th Kings

British actress turned pilot was By NEIL MATHESON

- Flames Engulf : Four Craft.

NEW YORK (‘AP)-Two tank- | ming flames encircled them”! ers collided in New York harbor could: see these flashes as they Thursday, and were engulfed in were jumping in.” flaries towering as high’ as a Resuce vessels braved solid 10-storéy”" building. The U.S. sheets of flame to pluck surviv-

prepared Thursday for the last leg of .a 31,000-mile, round-the- world solo flight ina single-en- gine airplane.

Blonde Sheila Seott; who will begin her Atlantic Ocean leg. to

hallot Ge the late George Sa- day, with a hop. to ‘Gander % , ‘

Liberal Arthur. J. MacDonald ville, Annandale, Liberal and Ae pall “teed " that was: ag said: the only. problems Coast Guard said at least 20 sea- | ors from the blazing surface of. * of—Little—Pond—was—still_leeking—-P-C—Leslie—Hunter,_Bridgetown——Georgetown East sneer eg ncaa mg mune men—died.—-with—others—missing---the—-Kil—V-an—Kull,—a—2,000-feet— last night for the magic formula ‘he lives now in Strathcona—were Mr. MacDonald slipped back ane Ne ad ayytee MENT wer Blazing naphtha from one of Wide channel where the crash

natural, not human.

that will win him back the 5th tjed at 675 each when the re- by one vote when one of the bal- the. rupfured ships spread a sea. occurred. ,

‘ ; ‘aaat: ha lost ¢ lots that had been-counted in his “She said she encountered : ; < hone re Manca a Gkne count concluded. That was in the envelope was found to liave a \hondetne turbulence, thunder. a fire Peso the narrow en-| DISASTER AVERTED ; lAktetawn-on election dav. “| September 1 election—of1959 perfectiy—good-*X**marked-for—storms and “monsoons” thai tow tha cas ee ie sietuhe eenareutie’ aoe eae DANIEL, JOHNSON, Thurs- at Quebec City during the , pointe, at the.extreme RIGHT, The recount on Georgetown | Actually, the proceedings of ae aiteral candidate. slipped ee nt tne cabin he ak cargo appeared in danger of ex- when | firefighters, impeded by day became the 20th premier swearing-in ceremony, Lieu- Ncalled’ on th i Unlom Nationale: (yeneraay velore: sudae 4-5, yesteriay. Bn ROE na ye: peNn behind by two votes when’ one ploding and plunging the area dense smoke, were able to con- . : . ero leader to form the new gov- DesRoches failed to change the. more gripping. The Liberals Woodvifle Mills ballot was.disal- plane into catastrephjc disaster. tain. the fire aboard the Alva of Quebec. He is seen LEFT tenant-Governor Hughes La. ernment. (CP Wirephoto) ee er eee a looked considerably “happier jowed that had the X in front of But the people in the con The naphtha - carrying tanker ea eis ae 5 ¢ when the count was tied in the ‘Contim red on page 3) col. 3 tries. where she stopped. were continued to burn into the night, tha atinaid aa Thelileh sala

one vote. The only change eo ed yesterday was that each | lost one vote. The ‘new tothis are 689- for Dr—-Sinnot—and.—688.—for. ——|Mr.—MacDonald_who_had. bedn_ a

hours after the collision. A survivor - said one of. two

escorting tugs appeared to ex-

“plode ‘afier the collision,

“absolutely great.”

Resides the United States, Miss Scott haw tantted - Itaty. TrWdTa

“Until the ‘danger. of an explo sion--in the - world’s—-greatest sharbor._abated._a.disaster—alert touch- was_placed in. effect.

Daniel Johnson Becomes

Southport Child

Party Leader. Daniel Johnson,

affairs minister, got hack his

because ‘of the twinning of six immediately.

as did the tense- -

Chou En-lai Arrived in Romania

~ \member of the legislature since ing of the holocaust in the ; 2 th Py ime z New Zealand. and the Fiji Ye Channel. between Staten Island per'Negt "yar Be tea rem ier ue ec Both Mr. MacDonald, and nis Nehae wat Geaiooved Both tugboats Bay yet the collision occurred chief agent, Alex W. oo Fata Nn u re The 38-year-old flyer began ~An estimated 100 men we. praeaphace — hich dog ibe ; old » were onne le, whi inks St By CLAUDE HENAULT the previous Union Nationkle was a mihister without port- i aah ie mus | ty ont inp Bittern a aboard the “-tankers’ and the Island aid lee Near acon QUEREC (CP)—The: govern- | administration. Jfolio. Thursday. he became la- Ceare tugs. and there were believed trance fo Newark Bay. ment of*Quebec changed hands - premier Johnson, a. former bor. minister and minister of 7 Cathy: Lynn Veunker, two and = The ROMP. Charlottetown De- Ch Vi to be at least 7) survivors, with Bridge traffic ™ was stopped ‘ Thursday ‘in a highly partisan hydraulic ‘feanurces iminister industry and commerce. | TENSE SITUATION : a halt year-old daughter of Mr. tachment said she was struek OU isits 13 unaccounted for. : while the danger of an explo- and emotion charged atmo- became’ minister ofboth fed- The average age of the 55 Un. | It. Wasa tense situation tnat)) so farm Younker of | DY 1966 Anglia near ‘the South- “Even the water was afire,"” sion existed. sphere. z eral-pravincial affairs and wa linn Nationale ke nay laa [Prevailed in the’ court room port School. Her home was near R be . an eyewitness ashore reported The Alva Cape, built in 1953, Constantly ‘interrupted by the tural resources. is-41, while. th . f See through yesterday for he two | COURS, wan Ina meee the school on the ‘apposite side omania; after’ the collision between the is out of London. an 11.252-ton untraditional cheering of a , AN 48 Nee ee tine cabinet ‘principals, and for the men who | on tte Southport Road near her. of the road. The police did not : British tanker Alva Cape and tanker, 546 ‘Yeet long. She was massed crowd which jammed HAVE 2 PORTFOLIOS " * : were associated with them, im home about 7 o'clock Jast night. “announce the name of the driver. Jib fe - American tanker’ Texaco coming into Newark Bay. tie teslilitee munch - Jean-Jacques Bertrand, a for-) Under. -the previous govern: the fight for recognition. , (te was taken tthe Prince Ed- ~ The coroner. Dr. H. Allan Mac:! ¢ 1 es ussid Massachusetts The Texaco Massachusetts :is ae chamber the ccarinacin or Pe mer youth | and. social wélfare ment, which lost the Quebee The score was even; afer ward Island Hospital by an am- Millan. said last night that an| : | Alfo So Colon, 56, chief pump- ne and 64 feet long. ace nis Soe - € minister, took on the Portfolios election June 5, there were 20 hallot that had been fejected a bulance grom the MacLean Fu- autopsy will be held today. An} Ry. ANTHONY GREY ;man on the Texaco Massachu- il 2 iy ag home port > marl fake ai Kovern- of education and justice while cahinet| ministers with _ port- ‘election night was given to Mr. | neral Home where. the cied inquest has been ordered. - Jury RUCHAREST (Reuters) . — _ Setts, said his vessel struck the nay fl . was indie ao Paul Dozois, once .a municipal "folios. The néw cabinet has 13 MacDonald. Interest quickened | shortly after. [members will be sworn in today. Communist Chinese Premier | Alva Cape and “cut through cull rom Bayonne, N.J. for

them like -a knife.” f ports. ee

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ry 2 oes the yeu fn post. and = other, that of jbor doling. 2 ness. around x — ined | t a t esti ts Thursday for an ‘official eight- NAPHTHA SPEWED- OUT = -aworn._in.-48.,finanee—_minis Sesion Mr Bertrand is the=member-—-—ludge__DesRoches _remalnes af. Pra r Go R ~-day-.visit and. promptly. —deliy- -~“Then-naphtha-started: to-pour~ r loc H. co! pscteooa = ree ~The fourth ieiben of the -for Missisquoi.” Mr. Dozois for aloof from ~ ‘somtreean yr rac or aq | ered. a thinlyweiled jibe: ai Rus- out of the Cape." “Colon said. U ears ’ 70Vi ugues La- 5 ion i z ten to argume i aisi ia's in- ‘Nothing serious Id have pre-1960 Union Nationale cahi- St. Jacques. and Mr. Bellemare cept to lis sia by praising Romania's in ig ious wou pointe, the“man whose position net is + Maurice Bellemare. both sides and then gave. ii5 rul- Oo Dai r aim ee happened but of ks who: re’ ts-C m ‘dependent licy: in the ppe: one our tu he. has said he. will abolish be- SoLaanenstaninsaionibaeainine ee -hamplain. | = ings: when. disputed ballots ‘were ntario ry ‘ar e S Pe Ps was straining so hard to ae pecu ation . cause it” is a vestige of col - | court. i oa faite the accident that it bl tain. Eee em ‘aching in an impartial | LONDON, Ont. (CP)—An in- |for this and if our fractor prow! Chou, replying to a_welcom- Terese Ske’ a: fern a ss tae C t The noisy. hot’ and humid Se W role was, Colin Jackson, St. Pe- vasion of tractors ‘and farmers tests ce bring. results, peoere | mat ae by tema hao ot the chute ae Tt te ee On astro swearing-in. was a departure f OF ers. ery and Mrs. Angus~ Morrison, jnio the northern section of this an ot : bial eae uding m a ee Bag successfully to the stern of my ship. T saw | 4 : ' from. the traditional dry and he St. Peter's lady who was act- 3) thursday accomplished ex- Me: Miller id th tests in! fou bh ia he tside ‘he skipper, who told us tel WASHINGTON (AP).-The US. formal ceremony. a ae as the judge's clerk through iy ‘as meres eid r:-Miller - : e protest: = ‘ought pressure om (outsi ; abandon ship.” state department took official Although Mr. Johns the proceedings. Dae eae ne ee eee te Geet et | CA oak quad: balloggaies notice -Thursday of reported tir ve y ee ie But Mr. Jackson must have |Walter Miller, vice-president of marily concerned with the price yseful norms for the co-opera- gacue ati aad 2 opttr used aoacinalion. ja: Guldaeac . time and again spoken - out ae j Inie : : hee ; ‘ ; } : B against * the ae Cincdtn? eT lage oos been wondering at times if he ULE EL lat the tacto en oe ee 7 ae tion ,, between friendly * cout) sim five seamen from the bridge whereabouts of Premier Fidel eeuRituhon which would have to cast the deciding y , Ne le saa tries. so of the Texaca Massachusetts Castro and said the Havana re- ronstitution.. which cannot he lot-— this would have been needed to bring attention to members are unhappy with low fondreds of thousands of while the flames were st their gime f : al Ee amended. without approval from > OTTAWA: (CP)—A 20-per-cent posah worked ont dura media. Dalle 4 had the recount ended their demands for a firm $4, a farm- income generally. . cheering, flag - waving..Ro-* height ° ae tess aces rowing populat y the. United Kingdom.,._he..did..not.wage _increase.this.-year-with-a-tion-talks in the downtown Chat- require’. for the contestants, and hundredweight...price—for.-mik.|. The. milk. price..story - is. this: rishians. “greeted’“the Chinese “aiong the dead +h ssatisfaction.” — rinacenrenratninsen balk at swearing allegiance to further 10 per cent next Jan. 1 eau Laurier Hotel. - lid look like that for a time. Publicity ‘is what they got from} On April 1, industrial . milk premier ‘when he arviveds here piatstor yng pa were (Ne. “Tt is ‘a fact that Castro un. the Queen has averted a strike on the St: Senator -MacKenzie said the ' Thursday’s: demonstration when shippers were guaranteed $3.25 for a visit seen as a demonstra- setts, Capt. Rickaed F. Penier. characteristically has. not been . Se Lawrence Seaway that had 2-per-cent- increase would be EARLIER RECOUNT: more than 100 farmers and |for 100 “pounds of milk based on fion of friendly relations be- and one of. his crew, firenioa iin the. foreground. of events: SWORE. ALLEGIANCE been set for noon todfy, the retroactive from Jan. 1. this Veteran observers present re- tractors poured into” Ci'amity 3.5 per cent butterfat content. | i ig couateueh, F. P. Chantre, Other victims in- {Since May 1." & department ice swore to serve Her fedéral mediator, Senator Nor- vear. He also said.the seaway called that Edwin Reid of Rollo Corners, said Mr. Miller. The federal government 'Chou,_headinga—smalt—party “cluded two tug®oat med. | spokesman said. fajesty._in the executive coun- man MacKenzie announced authority had agteed to pay all Bay had to cast the Comes | “The jovernment: has asked promised_a 75-cent subsidy a and. government delegation, The collision occurred in mid- ‘This. has led to widespread cit of Quebec" and to be “vigi- Thursday night. costs of the employee welfare ~~” — hundredweight to bring the flew from Peking in a Russian- afternoon and there was no im- speculation inside Cuba about lant. diligent and circumspect ‘The senator announced terms program, formerly shared with La to $4. ; bait Iivushin airliner.’ _ | Mediate explanation for it. The iis whereabouts.” Press Officer in all we do that concerns the of the agreement at a -press the employees. aia mi ee shave _ sky was lightly overcast but Robert. J. McCloskey. added Queen. conference a few minutes after Retroactive pay would be “aliens Ot 4 e : : ig: _ visibility was good. : McCloskey said-he made his ~ The swearing in ceremony Prime Minister Pearson’ told i - ; <sible: one jing from ‘15 to cents on A id Da st o lcomments because he ad was for Mr. Johnson the end the Commons the federal cabi- SWC" 3° soon 26 BARSINC, P _fredweit from the basic n re. OUST onzy nuLK REMAINS sstvel “Gauitioua’-shout-a-New =f -afive-vear. battle to bring het had accepted the-waze pro ably WHEN 8. NOME _ re members. _— UG Bf _ = ~The~.British-..tanker --bore--the-: “york Times? d ts pra tee We frome ce his party back into power by ~—————— i “DY DRESSES CONFIDENCE “Te ee ie ahr oo thay Bein Souc sh brunt of the damage, and was Washington saying there. waé upsetting the Liberal govern- <2 W. J. Smith, president of the’ Me ee ; “fat $4 at the reduced to a hulk of twisted serious speculation about (Cas- ment. It was also.the high point British Seamen Canadian Brotherhood of Rail- will receive a flat: %% & | metal. The American’ ship was. J atus becaiixe Castro had of a political career which he- re ° eo way, Transport and General te onto; Savicultuie Min- MONTREAL, (CP) — Provin-. less vee? pone and not recently been seen in’ Cuba. San 2. years seo. when he “was Spark Guessing Workers (CLC), said he. is come is ae Willi liam Stewart told. t cial police aa ee oe ec ‘Tursi 39, phil of. The press officer declined to elected member for Bagot, the ; fident the union's 1,200 seaway OTTAWA (CP) The givers: jrupicies, The bill got second jegislature the first subsidy Lare stil wae - — one | a gas station on. Staten Island, say that he had evidence of a riding he still holds. LONDON (Reuters) — Brit- workers will accept the wage f Ottawa.now are | Da0ust, a forme mber preee hit at tae ater: (ch Caateo's ositiOn. Kartier. in the ans former lain’s. seam kent roposal ment is studying the possibility reading—approval in principle— cheques from aw Quebec's list of mpst-wanted oo! on in ‘or a change in Ca po: fae aS c Ue nee SVe Une rE veers oa of establishing a national court after several hours of debate. in the mail. These will cover is who escaped from a Math of the collision, when a His statement: indicated. hows premier Jean Lesage had guessing Thursday whether Other items in the ~contract ts, he said. erimina f minor explosions set Cub that Id have lus ri Mr. Cardin said he feels. the April a es LW da series 0 p ever, that,U.S. experts on Cuba turned in his resignation to Mr. they planned to end or extend dispute had’ been . worked out rat vos * Rignt ive juris- livery atonal fical eonsiietas a ict ace ae ‘i ree the two tankers ablaze. He said: ‘found. it~ odd that Castro had Lapointe, ending his leadership the crippling Strike they earlier in the week during medi; diction OvEL. mn we creer ee He oe "hs awarding t ls of ra u he e “People were jumping into been out of public sight so long. | of the government for the six Jaunched:a month ago. ation talks in Cornwall and Ot-- Justice Ministér. Cardin an- "1" Mus! given Do ‘ | hachd it eer! the water. As sini began swim- | ; : poveensd ae am picked tas sah ~~» + —- the —Exehequer--Court— jurisdie~_— years -of what _has_been_termed-—<After—a—week— of-officiat-tatks tawa: UP nounced the eénsideration dur- tion over bankruptcies. Fstab- the “quiet revolution.” and behind-the-scenes manoeuv- | Theré was. no immediate | in- ing debate on amending the jishment of some form of na- Following the swearing-in of res, leaders of the 63,000-mem- f just how “mich: the ‘ ; j : ; dication of ju Bankruptey Act in the Commons tional court to handle all hank- Mr. Johnson, the new premier ber seamen’s union postponed wage increase would cost ihe tcies. was the process of named ‘his cabinet. in which until today their expected final public treasury. But it appeaced Thursday. The job might he popes wer. “in p eight of. the most important decision, with General Secre- sure to head off a tieun that’ handed. to the Exchequer Court. aS ¢ portfolios were placed in the tary. Bill Hogarth dropping a <wonld have brought a large sec- Much of the debate took the CHANGES TO BE MADE hands of legislature members: hint that the strike would con- tion of inland waterway traffic form of a fencing, match be- Substantial changes would who were cabinet. ministers in tinue. ‘to a dead halt. tween the minister and Consery- have to be made -to the Ex- ae Era aa a mee ative crime sleuth Erik Nielsen ehequer Court before it could (Yukon) who, though supporting asciime the new. duties. The ‘ : the bill. felt it did not cover all eourt is a federal civil institu + Soseecnd {situations and called for a royal tion handling income tax. pat- ee 4 ‘éommission on fraudulent bank- ent. copyright and other legal - | questions. Provincial courts i ; | now hear bankruptey cases. GREENWOOD, Miss. ‘AP)—. a lanoower Nir. Cardin outlined measures Police arrested three leaders o ae the government has already the Mississippi wivil = rights | M bi li faken ‘to “cut. the “number of march, Thursday wien they at- "| 0 I ity fraudulent bankruptcies: tempted to piteh tents’ on a school. grounds.

Offices’ of the federal superin- Arrested were~ Stokely Carmi- |

Questioned “tendent of bankruptey at Mont- chael, head of the Student Nen-

; z real. Accountants and investiga- Violent Co-Ordinating Commit-

“qyy__tors would soon .move into the tee -(SNCC!; Bob .Smith. a|

Cc +—_Bt AU ee. : . OF THE G UAHDIAR premises. The over-all staff had SNCC worker and Briices > | OTTAWA‘ Questions: about “climbed to 31 from ,11-.in 1961. Baines, an ae of ted Con ‘ sti ss rs : In the last year. five. hank- . gress of Racia quality. ithe effectiveness of the federal Santer Wtualece who. oversea They were aatieuthedl “ane

be . « * governments ‘manpower erie rer c al settlements. of claims and other taken to jail and charged with

itv program,.as far as Prince 1 : 245 Island: is cone ena ‘matters — either had —their. li- trespassing. eB . - ~y have been rlaced on the Com. cenees revoked or not renewed. ~Said City’ ~-Pohce-—tcommis- "mons" order paper One bad been jailed for misap- sioner B. A. (Buff) Hammond: | 3 David) MacDonald. MP for propriating funds and another ‘I told them they couldn't set |» Pinse.o iS. asking haw — many was awaiting’ trial, up. those tents and thay went pecole have: been assisted’ in a on doing iti:

ansooration expenses from and | SOUGHT N AMES

to -P:E-1.: “how many have been Mr Nielsen—soght names as

Mr,

_INSIDE TODAY

aided in ‘travelling “to or from 4 Protection to the. public “i Prinze County and what has been Cardin said this is unnecessary 2 13. 14 the total-expense in transzorting..as_the offenders were no longer Clatsitied peeee’ at 1 fu ) 3 rE ie 4 people to and from P.E.1. under volved in bankruptey cases. ¢ ites i ; saa : the pregram. . The ameadments to the-act— ‘dpoct TO 7, Ps a oa eat j ; . _, ,\ The. manpower michility pro jup fer second reading. approval aay Pet Coins nina ‘ *. p % ‘ FRENCH JETS.FOR CANADA . ‘.gram.....provides for. Joans—or—in-principle—-could:-not_ solve. the re markets ; $s ; bee ae : Dey ‘ ; : j a. grants to workers and — theire problem of fraudulent bankrupt- Faltori is 4 : , : This. Is one of the seven My-- fence department. Announce. eight-ic-I). passenger Mystere famihes who. wish to leave the cies. Mr. Cardin said. Rut they rs aiuawiis Meee 3 BLACK SMOKF: pours from = water at the stern of the Tex- in foreground and : ratiroad stere-20 fan-jet Falcons Can- ment of the purchase, the Falcons will be used to carry — place of residence and move to would permit the , superintend i " Calas Ge 5 two tankers which collided in pe cage te te bridge ‘across the end of New. . s . tiv os : é ’ : or shi, : MY 5 ada is buvipg trom France af first -by Canada from France, VIPs ani mehranking fiers anoter mart’ of the | country ent io deal rare etecivly ~ prince. Com £-| New York Hatbor Three, e'Cape: ecghecured aicope WY Rav, fh background: 5: 3) & well as o rt . ney i myplov-. w abuse? b uiVe » ¥S ONS e) 2 oe 8 ? : ; . » visible near the tr (AP Wirephoto; 6 cost of ® 1 200,000 for the de as made last Tuesday, The (CP Wirephoto) | ment, had not been reyised since 1949._ Flames are for the Dow. Bayonne, Nw, = , , :