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V01» Lm Ho- "5 m'mr‘Jtm...” ".“mmﬂ”. CHARLOTI‘ETOWN, CANADA, FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 1964. "0mg" SEVEN cam 14 PAGTE

Yanks, South Vietnamese Await Thrust rom NOrihj

‘Hag Issue _ . —

Sparks Hot House Row”

OTTAWA (CP) — The Com- mons broke out Thursday in a

Next Few Hoursﬁﬁ' May Tell S’rory .

By DONALD HUT}? i Tri said he was conﬁdent his SAIGON (APl—A regiment of lforces could withstand any inl-

North Viet Nam's lnfantrymen I tial attack.

ifaced South Viet Nam's rein-l U.S. advisers and Vietnamese forced lst division at the Ben‘officers in the heavily garri- Hai Riv e 1- border Thursday ‘ soned city of Hue, only 40 miles night in a silent drama tha. from. the border, leaned to the may show whether the Commu- belief there would be a massivg_ nists will follow up Tonikin Gulf attack.

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series of bitterly . worded re. . .1 hostilities with an invasion. ‘ In Saigon. 400 miles to in; crimihhnhhs about the break ' The frontier confronta— south, the general feeling was down of negotiations “no” . tion was disclosed as a ﬂeet of that the next 24 hours would .—

‘U.S. air force 3-57 jet bombers tell the story and, if nothing from The Philippines settled important happened in that. _ down at Saigon and joined time this week's crisis prong. fAmel-ican and South Vietnam- i’bly would be over. 'Jese forces already standinz Throughout Wednesday night lWﬂlC‘h 8831"“ any thl‘USt from transport planes shuttled troopl- l the north. . and material to the northern Wlth a 2.000-mlle range they areas. Their mission evidently

party leaders aimed at a time

limit on the flag debate.

' . Creditiste Leader Real Caon— 2: I . .

'51s ‘ ette, over shouts from the Pro— '

OLD TIMER IS CROWD-PLEASER IN. PARADE w grew” cmmmes °f d'em‘ 1 .- Mai.~Gen. Foster 25:52: design: smash: : the!“

Members of Parliament look“

Still spry It 105. thil horse- pa r a do chairman Brendon town fireman Harold Taylor,

drawn steamer was a crowd- Hennessey, who said the en- owner of the team of horses To Be Buri like a bunch of school childre . 1 . PM” “0"” 811N011" Vi“ N55“) was accomplished by dawn

pleaser in last evening's “old nine. the pride of Pictou, N.S. from Dundas Centre. William . ed and of playing for public an“: F‘s and an arc of Communtst‘China Thursday Ah. H. a”, h “,8.

time parade." The “1908" sign was made in Boston in 1859. Campbell stands at die back Honors tion K;“$‘“‘S to “canton. brought to a virtual halt. i ir y e all'cl'ﬂ were

is an inaccuracy, according to Driving the team is Charlotte- of the vehicle. Mr Diefemba‘ker remﬂed the j

HALIFAX (CP) -— Mai-Gen. Creditiste leader is running in- Harry W. Foster. who died here terference for the Liberal gov.

e e Interim S endln Measurelmw m" “' “’"' b’ b” e’""‘°"" ied with full military honors Prime Minister pears”. ,9 ‘ saturday- porting talks among the party . The Second World War com- leaders Wednesday night failed mander of the lst and 4th Can- to reach agreement, did not Given Commons A roval ~ a came from a military faﬂn'l)’. conference late r, be had 8011 Of the late Mal-Gem G. L. blamed the Conservatives. OTTAWA (OPl—A bill giving time something was done about suggestion the Commons debate Foster of WolfViUE. N.S.. direc- Glues Greghire (Creditjste .

' parked on a runway aproniSKlES CLEARED

_ newly vacated by r1102 Delta E This cleared the skies to slin- ' Dagger jet fighters. which evi- ‘ piify the work of planes if an . dently moved farther north. {alert put them aloft for com

tits--

at. which are capable of carrying ' Ofﬁcers in the north are con- nuclear weapons, never arrived. cerned about the possibility U.S. officials reported it Communist Viet Com gueril— crashed in Communist - occn- 135. thEir old {095. might Ital!“ l pied territory about 2.5 miles a major attack to capitalize on . vi northeast of Saigon and the two the situation. But Viet Cons no crew members aboard prob- tivity seemed limited to its noﬁ ; ably perished. Search planes mal Pattern of the last few

t overhmem more h 1_. this clash in the interest or the Canada Pension Plan when for -.izeneral of medical serv- La ohm?) asked who am," he‘ogo'ooo in interim ﬁelan Parliament. the legislation wasn't ready ices in the First World War. the!) ﬁve party leaders preset: A that ﬂeW over the wreckage ‘Weekﬁ authority to pay its August. Mr. Peters said if Mr. Diefen- W85 3 "WWW-1M“. - Cheek ,H" commanded the 77th. cana‘ refused to accept a time limit. .. a. . ._ .,,, saw “0 5‘3“ of me- : The $°Vemmem “Mime” Se and October 39 baker or Mr. Pearson want at, suggestion, dian Infantry Brigade in the. Mt Pearson replied no useful v. . MN“; ‘I . W Brig, Gen. Nguyen chanh Tr}, .the'guerlllas made four raids In ‘ lcommander of South Viet‘various parts

ARROW INDICATES move- the border where an attack "lNam's lst division, told report- iWednesday, inﬂicting 108 casu- - i. t Division in Northwest Europe. I l ment of ground and air de~ might be launched. U.S. air iers at his field post that the alties, but all were staged be- :mgggfﬂzggse $23: maid]; He headed the lst Division in conference ed fences for buildup in South support has been flown into lNorth Vietnamese regiment fore U.S. navy planes launched minds the Italian campaign and the‘ ‘Mr' Caouene 35" Mr’ Peal"; Viet Nam near North Viet Da Nang and also northeast moved a week ago into ths'their retaliatory attacks on I

' fall of Rome. ' 15°“ to “a” the bre‘d‘down wa’i Nam border where attacks Thailand. Underlined on northern area of the demilita- North Vietnamese patrol - tolb

election "let them say so." Mr 1 Parliament and the country Nmmandy invasm" “f "“"9- purpose could be served in go-

counts was approved by the ‘ Pearson had made assinlnc ‘should not be subject to this 1944' and later the 4"“ Armme‘j ing into details of the aibortiVel

Commons Thursday after nine days of debate. statements in a national tele-

Originally the bill was to pro- vim“ bro 8 6 cast Wednesday vide for two months spending “mm “d MT- melmake‘"

but at the last Minute the! - His brilliant career in the “0'- ”‘f- “U” °f “‘5 °PP°S‘”"“‘ are eupeoted shortly. South North Viet Nam coast. along rined none that has divided Vietipedo boats and bases. 1 House agreed to boost it to . n 7 Canadian Army won him decor- “any. .h‘" due to ‘h‘.b°y°°m°‘l Vietbamese and American Gulf of Tonkin. are points hit mom {or . decade, The Viet Congvs rad", d, -- ' " ' ' ations including the CBE. D60. amvmes. "harm‘- W‘enbakd" forces were braced at Hue, in Wednesday's U.S..airetrike } “on, Radio Liberation. mg,

The Commons now takes up - MID. American Legion of M‘.‘ D'efenbﬁ‘l‘er 5"“ he. "2: near Quang Tri, Just below es. (AIP WirephotO). I‘Hw‘ "VG GAME cast congratulation; to Norm the hill to implement new tax- Merit. United States Silver Star, .precm" "‘9 Close relat'm' ' Theta” mmng' ” we "e l Viet Nam for the downing of sharing arrangements with the. Officer de la Legion D’Honneur be” " Mr' Caoueue and the “‘"mg' be “M iU.S planes in the action Wed-

provinces, the last legislative and Crmx de Guverre avec

ee . Liberals. At the talks. the Con- I l Ofﬁcial views of the chances . "em before the ﬂag debata re Palme' servatives had said they would! for expanded war or relativolpnsitdejjy' aggglsn‘id Imletigre 1:;- Iumes. He commanded the 7th Cana- "M be "Strith t° {We day’ ‘ l peace seemed to vary in direc’ minister Vo Nguyen Gill) [I S u dim Infantry Brigade the ﬁrst debate on the flag. ' relation to the speaker's dis— Hanoi it said. He ’ ‘ New Democratic L e l Lance from the fro ter ' '

The interim supply bill now 1 d { ti t h ts J ad“ goes to the Senate which has a _ . 0mm 0" 0 reac . - r 1 - '- _ "May this be a lesson for tho been weaned from a recess to oblectwe after D_Dayl Before iDouglas, who originaly pro-i Tri said the Noﬂhfazéet‘liilel; imperialists."

‘ 'I 4 I I It consider it mday' The .Senat’e WASHINGTON (AP)"U""96 canad“ “'35 a conference mem' “mt- he was appOinmd brigadi” ‘22:? t: \ytfrllttyoilfagelis-mgoliﬁilt ‘- plloaﬁeaﬁttrarzlfe‘d their baserl The United States announced 3d been adjourned [mm A“. Nations sea-ﬂaw ' General U ‘ber‘ This iﬁeachas adv" ﬁzloivoildt‘rifraiti‘htd(ﬁgment? ysaid he had suggested 8 W99“ Wednesday they must certainiylit lost two planes; Hanoi claims - ' t . v ' t . too, I i . ‘ , ,, . . . The interim supplv bill orl- :l‘l‘gaglgstesdml‘o $5.33; :hhedisbhppoesedoryllnited seas With the first contingent W993";‘gafozrsefgggdi, “P'y- “he” 8‘0"“ m “WM! 9181"- nalally was for to a new formula for peace-keep- Statcs at this time. The UN “9‘1 l“ 19411W351 l“""“"'w ‘0 air"th to. g l ‘ . i _ :1 cover spending in August and ing in Southeast Asia. He did leader said he was not ad- Eezternaeztﬁggi‘x clgvaclgmgg: His undrstanding of the talks lied the grade x provincial;(1:;rrzdngﬁmxrlienlgs garish :Pteigiebeéb it fey; anitnutt: be- nottﬂi'nake details of his proposal Kalilccilsg ctahlgdizroposition in ‘iis mem. was that the Conservatives. m_ iexammaﬁons' resuns announv‘ ion the SCho-lacsmps wmcn are: ’9‘ 39 e“ 9 he "use 9" lc‘ p y' A native of Halifax. he won “159d ‘0 accept any time 11m“ led yesterday reveal. She had offered_ This “st, then, does not 'a 80‘?

agreed to boost the advance m He 53". he had [053“ Out a wide recognition in leadin t mark of . of a possible 900. _ show. by any means, the namesi

three months. few ideas" for consideration. . . g “e ‘ ' . _ , - Moo Canadians in the Risks eam-; ° ' Paulette Jones of Charlotte- ;d an the students who Will be The Conservatives carried the Them 55‘“ he do“ “0t 59‘ Mavor re ‘ l cr's's town rural was second withjadvancing in“, Grade Eleven}

I I I . . paig-n. brink of the nine - day interim “"9 "‘5, UN seem” °°"“°“ ‘ In 1946 he was a olnted en» ‘ #95. th f ll mpply debate and the when“ can be usefully involved in l leaves pp g Seen Next I Is a ‘ I I PROVINCIAL SCHOLARSHIPSl Provincial scholars ps are1

Elizabeth Platts of O’Learyilar school work were not r

—h gnaw

.. i -_ settlement" at this juncture, "‘1 00mm“de ."H‘C". 0 i The examinations “ere writ-

;“l‘gd ‘33“ “‘ 79‘3"“; " “2, because of limits in its UN TORONTO (or) — Toronto Faster“ 00mm“ .1“ Halli“ : I _ lien the last week of June. > hi ‘

us ' onservawes as” h t in t‘ be of drama roducer Mavor Moore “9 held The 905‘ “"m 1950 “he” UNITED NATIONS (AP) The offlmal announcement of. . . . .

Wednesday to end the debate char 9' I.“ 1093' “use wa released from hos “81 here he accepted a senior post With ‘ Diplomatic sources said Thurs- resuns said “It should be nob ‘ asstgned to the two highest suc~1 OTTAWA 'CPi—Canada hasicnnstitute the truce supervisory

but the Creditiste group blocked “ ‘5 3‘3"”? circumsmnces 3n Thsrsd after m3 tmpnt for a the Imperial War Graves Com- iday the UN security council ed that students in the Chap ‘ cessiul students in each of the.urgcd the United States to take commissmn

approval until Thursday. gill; gzishsesll’guragnisa:£ 26:13:; uglkenalym and aacutecmn sub mission in Europe. He lived at i may plunge into full-scale de- lottemwn public schools and in three counties of the province; no steps in Viet Nam whlcn Mr_ Martin mid the mm

“13:10:; Plain (Nagy—EWIE' herm- the UN. {cred in a car accident 15 miles Chesm‘i N~5-- after “'5 "Hm" l‘bate “my ne’“ week 0" the many of the regional units ofiand also in the City of Char- ﬁﬁrsttegragfstgn :olzatrﬁepcrgxlsion‘aas beﬁn acts/e. bult4it was “ i '5 ‘9‘ 9" " ° The United States has asked east of Kitchener. Ont. Wed- on e ca in: a power

. Southeast Asian crisis with dei- h . ’h M _ d i] n t In H of Burial will take place a! egates from both sides of dl- ‘9 Drown“ “ 0 0 am" “ml ° 90W"' 8 “595 conference on internal Laotian

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mons Thursday.

debate accused Prime Minister .

' . . t l to ld MSW)“ . . . . . . . _ . ‘ Pearson and Opposition Leader in: ynﬁggizc :‘as He will resume his duties 8' KentVille, N. . .v1ded Viet Nam taking part. tlflcate standing in their regu l iContmued on page 3, col. 1) He made the stagemem reply" 1 problems that Cl n ad I Didenblker “18ka I “We North Viet Nam take part. The director 0f the Wayne hhd _ . _ - n K . ﬂ ling to a suggestion by New doubts. Calling such a meeting out of Parliament. United States says, if that mp. Sinister in Charlottetown pm I Y g . :- 1 ‘ _ . iDemocratic Leader T. C. Doug- , "does not. in our judgment offer

' *‘ ~‘ ' ' -' ' w ‘ ~ ilas Canada offer to act as a any solution to this problem.’

He said there is a personality pens, South v,“ Nam should duction to be held Aug. 24. duh between the Prime minu' be invited too. Mr. Moore was returning ‘9? “d MT- Dielenbaker "lat ‘5 Neither North or South Viet from Stratford to Toronto when affecting all members of the Nam are UN member;_ his car went out of control on “0“” . Thant said it was his personal a curve.

When either of them were view there should be another

way from Ottawa, the House li-nation Geneva conference on cold nuke progress. It wa- the Southeast Asian question. IBUHUIO Stone

i ‘ Being Sought ISLAND Gm BROWNED For Centre Here

' ' REGINA (or) _ The Sr.- ‘ katchewan Arts Board is look- . ing for s' buffalo scratcher. . "We have been approached by the Fathers of Confedera-

tion Memorial Foundation to

Car Plunge Over Jetty

provinces in landscaping the , . Fathers of Confederation mt- ALIFAX .9) — The navy the car sank in 24 feet of water. mom] audith m Charm",

H “lurid!!! identiﬁed both of the The bodies of the two vic-. _, navy nursing sisters who died tims were brought to the sm-lé9wezm63gg‘ Sh‘w' “m M‘” When their car smashed into face within it) minutes of the1 “' ' ‘ the side of an ocean escort and accident by navy divers. Mouth . The board decided to send I dropped into deep water at a to mouth resuscitation by two'BuffBlO Stone. used I! back ~ "WWW jetty here Wednesday navy medical assistants and lSCratCheri by “'9 Ere“ herds _ night. mmichi "madman mi. ,of buffalo that once roamed the The navy first released the ed to revive them. imFm 1:1“: comm: mum of Sub-Lt. Lots Murphy An eyewitness of the acct-me gggmts “Hm 9° 0! Sum. P.E.l.. and nearby dent. Able Seaman Frederick '

iconciliator between the North; The external affairs minister ‘ lVietnamese and the Unitedisaid the trouble in Viet fStaies. lstems directly from North Viet ' . Nam's violation of the true. ‘ Mr. Pearson said he could .

not see how Canada could aN'jari‘antzed in Geneva in 1954. as a conciliator beyond its role. “if the Communists would with India and Poland as mem- observe these agreements there bers of the international truth would be none of the difficul- su pervisory commissions ‘or 'ties presently experienced in In d no it i n a. set y the Viet Nam or Laos." he added. Geneva conferences of 1954 and. Mr. Dietenbaker said the 962

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iUnited Kingdom. with its ox- .. erience in Southeast Asian alf- Opposiilon Leader hit-tell rpm.” mml have had no . - .. . uind

:zkege‘f'eﬁprgzxg gar :th‘t‘pml reasons for. suggesting the 1‘- called the. perilous situation in l POW” mm“ and “km Who! Somhea‘st Asia. External M-‘Is..g:::g: 11-853“; "Sgt???" fairs Minister Martin said there I", .. Mr Martin “Maguwe m l'la'd0 begnuno fresh military do- very active m the Mn” N“ V9 pm " ' mission in helping the multi-

Mr. Martin told Mr. Diefec- tuted government of Laos tin baker he has received a pru-‘take steps so that the three test from the North Vietnamese factions In that country on government over some incl-.meci." dents in the area, but it con- ;—_‘"**“*- tained no reference to a'tiacksi

Wednesday on American war

ships.

There are negotiations aimed: at easing the situation and ihel 7" Canadian delegate to the United .

Nations has been in touch wth _ NEW YORK 'Api_s" cm the United States and others in- i Hardwicke' British _ born "in

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, Now the arts board has asked _ - . . , . ﬁrs-water. and baggage: “Moxrsaw outage “you who ﬁnd! . bum“ Volved. Mr- Martin addeds ‘Iwho gained distinction on. both m "cm" ' h” m" stone to notify the board. ounsrrioN ssxnn ""95 M "‘9 M‘m‘c dun“ 5' :years on stage and screen,

Mr. Douglas asked whether i . Canada had made any repre- id'ed “‘"r’day‘ H‘ w” 71‘ sentations to the United States } Noted for his dignity on many against permitting the crisis to i a stage. Hardwicke once coup t” ‘escalale into war. L 'Zd'd that "by nature and trnln- ‘1‘ Mr. Pearson said Canada honing I really am a clown. and ti been "in touch with the United started out to be I clown." ’3 -‘

Menard McGuire. daughter of jetty and smash into the ocean Mn. '1'. Houlihan. County Tip- escort La Hullolse.

99"”. Eire. Sub-Lt. McGuire Jones summoned the navyi “‘3 “'0 ‘ ﬁll". it "'9 She» fire department and notified water 1 tr tati . I". ' ' 0' '"umme" Births. deaths s. is Chum

“out” Pill-ell!" in the C" Meanwhile. city police were man-sod to man: after the cxInilninl the ear to deter- me. mmu‘: I“

vehicle plunged over the jetty. mine the cause of the sect-

Lh M. ' G n.“ M Do“. on) 11 V , States expressing the strong The late Ki“ all“... y T' Iaotmfyn‘h. 1: nurse at the will... Murphy was a daughter 1: VISITING NEWSPAPER WRITERS ENTERTAINED aligning“? wt: done knighted Hardwicke in 19st in s“ r _ m o .. , - recognition of the skills be p. {it rcmmhm.mpimcmwtamwl: “MM; 3: Egg?“ Editorials . . . . . . . . d “mm newspaper Wm," "indeer welcome to a group seen here as, from left. Jean Press: chat with Provincial ‘ Mr. Dielenbnk e r asked played in a great vaﬁmﬂd i “""' licst god i, being “in; '10' "mml 3”" “ea” c“, . were entertained last night: of about I dozen writers ar- Martel. L'Action Catholique. Secretary J. David Stewart. ‘whether Canada was workin. roles — from I (rainder b '. - Lt G” hcl to I Edwardy Island for burial but “mun”. ’ at a reception and dinner at riving in Charlottetown yes- e ' Scott. Vancmi- Today the. group tours and with indie and Poland. He snld Shakespeare‘s Hamlet. to I d!- !! m w“ Ind barf f eral arrangements have it PM co' . the Charlottetown Hotel. The terdsy for a weekend Visit. ver Sun: and Mrs. Ellen lunches at the Confederation Canada had been "quite unlus- erhoar showman in “30‘” if: “wank; to hospitalwaftel' b‘gin cmtpleled. ———-—-——-— occasion was I government A cross-Canada grouping is Simmonds. Winnipeg Free Centre. tilted" in being Muctlnt to n- bet's M loot. s.“ i , , .2 ‘f l 1 t 'i ii