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_ CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 26, 1966.

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rs Prince Lobstermen's Request.

|

OTTAWA — The federal’ gov: |

etiment; has..turned down a re- from for spe- to lob-

a delegation which met with fe-| deral Fisheries Minister Hedard |traps

ic the

tion was Prince County MP David MacDonald. ~

Mr. Rossiter said that fisher- men who had between five and | 15 stamps in* their | ment insurance books ‘ould | qualify for the special $350 as- | sistance announced by the feder- | al government some time ago. Anyone having over 15 stamps could not qualify but would re- | ceive only the. normal aed ment insurance benefits. a:

GROUP HARD HIT _

“Fishermen in this area o. the | Island were hard hit this past season and many realized prac- ticaHy nothing from the lobster | fishery,” Mr. Rossiter said. ‘‘It |

cost them more in gas to take

Italian Motorist Drives Car

j

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~ aat-Governor’ Earl Rowe, gave |

‘CAPITAL OF THE GUARDIAN | ey seoeh

is all i the East Prince jit does not come

fishermen for the. [ment they have. ay ht —-said-the

fa

they caught. as

ee maximum

a@ minimum ee De ae for the $350 assistance would a maximum of. $500 under t

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1S DISAPPOINTED

‘Mr. Robichaut turned us down as he said any sch policy had brought in‘on a national basis and could gional. He said ance had been

basis of’ long catches and if the government thad felt more should be paid they would have raised _ this amount. initially,” Mr. Rossiter said. ‘I am very disappointed with the minister's refusal to

even consider our request.” Mr.. Rossiter said the reason | for the poor lobster catch was ‘that the noe government is

not the

VATICAN CITY (AP) —. An Halian motorist. drove his auto- | Mobile up the steps of St. Peter's Basilica Tuesday and | crashed against the entrance of | | the world’s Jargest church.

The car, a two-door sedan, started falling to pieces from the jarring impact as it- jeg violently up the stair- |

oepat it cleared the 13 broad and | shallow stone steps leading to’ Peter's portico and managed leap the last seven steps to the portico before a marble col- umn stopped its progress. | The distance up the seven |

_fleps leading to the portico is

“Up Steps Of Famous Basilica’

15 feet. From the top of that staircase to the column that |stopped the car, it is 30 feet.

Vatican--police pulled the ldriver, Giovanni Pomponi, 37, out of the car and dragged him stumbling and shouting to a Swiss guard station at the side

the--Basilica.

He was turned over to Italian ipolice, who took him to hospital for treatment. and mental exam- lination. His tacé was cut” and”

(bleeding from the battering -he

suffered inside the ed trying to drive into the —

There was no ramediate word on. the reason for Pomponi’ 8

idrive.

Ont.. Aims Move

At Stock

TORONTO (CP) — Legislation to wipe out stock market frauds, to protect Ontario consumers and to secure businessme”'s Shenced aaehag tn. (n0" spect

ne psday in the speect from the throne at the opening of the. Ontario legislature. The speech, read by Lieuten-

only the outlines of a. massive number of Jégislation proposals that should keep the fourth ses- sion of the 27th provincial par- Operating until early

summer. Besides increased government volvement in the province's financial affairs, the

Frauds

administration. of Premier Ro- barts also announced a crop in- surance progfam, a legal aid plan and a new Crown: ment Corporation.

But’ the government Steered |. clear of indicating what the bite |

. |will be on the taxpayer. for the |- services. That |

new _ provincial

will come in the budget

expected in about two weeks. Attorney-General Arthur Wis.

iart, whose department is to be

diyided into two” separate min- istries, will introduce legislation | to force. the full disclosure of

the financial and trading affairs |’

of companies cclling’ stock to the

2

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i aappetlipesenictiarent

| Minister.

yesrs tho late in policing the lobster fishery and regulating li- yoo licensing... : Members of the delegation | meme Poirier, D. Poirier, L.R. /Gallant ‘and Urban LeBlanc of department.

-ot..St..| / Dunstan's

University.

Leaves MP |

CAPITAL BUREAU

OF THE GUARD OTTAWA — Prince MP David MacDonald said he plans to con- ee emagenenlyeeemsinneeeeernennees |”

Damaged Vessel | Back In Service

CORNER BROOK

«

(CP)—The

‘Bodies Hunt ©

a el athe tea Shee

Postponed | ‘Until Spring :

ne’s. my > the mountain in ae it

safe into oe Swit

a weather Wefeated the -at- resume the-search for

“SAIGON. *(AP) United States servicemen died Tuesday in the worst air crash of the Viet Nam war. ;

A ~ twin-engine C-123 loaded ‘with mortar shells crashed into.|hour the side of a mountain and ex-

- No-one survived,

While *the war went on in the south, the suspension -of U.S. bombing of North “Viet Nam continued.

Cairo squrces. meanwhile, eta the United States had made a mew peace overture to Hanol and offered to continue the

sponse was received. The U.S. embassy—in Cairo—denied it.

At the same time Jean Chauvel; a French diplomat-who recently visited Peking and Hanoi, said North Viet Nam, China and the Viet Cong guer- Tillas seemed standing firm on a hard line. NEED CONVINCING

Chauvel wrote in the Paris mewspaper Le Figaro that Pres- ident Johnson still needs to con- vince Communist eee the. United .States_is. ready .to. ne- gotiate. He reported they con- sider the conciliatory American moves - ‘were a {peace curtain’ designed to cloak the preparation of a new eséalation ‘of the war.”

Victims of the. air crash’ in the Central Highlands were 42

of the U.S. 7th Cavalry.

Racinces and the transport’s four-man crew, from the 315th Air Commando Group. The transport,. a. Fairchild Provider that cruised at 190 miles an hour, slammed into the hillside while groping through a driving rain five miles east of An Khe. It had taken off shortly

Khe staging area, headquarters

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Classit ied Deaths

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seen eweeenee seen ee eeee

vey cwntwee

bombing moratorium until are...

before from a field in the An}

= On Munitions Plane

-|of the U.S. sk hie Cursing vision, 250. miles northeast of Saigo.

Briefing. officers said Viet Se through a 24

minor harassments and one-act of terrorism, the. murder of a

village. councilman. if the Thu ed ao just northeast of

-| gineering firm. | Outside the ‘house, Mr. Mac- ‘Donald said

sewer. did mot satisfy the ques-

should have been fing Nah and

He © said e = a sign of the

period of Monday and/: Tuesday encompassed only. ° 20 |:

Prince Edward ‘on the first phase

of the: causeway project.

to.a pied Mr.” Id. that there were 27 P.E.I.. people| ee causeway 2 employed by

the minister's — an-|.

tion, he fad asked which, dealt!”

with

started on the New hes.

“T think my facts , " re that 20° ‘tata ant

and that a lone acter

In the Commons Public Works.

George Mcllraith _re-| 7 asked earlier |) - He said) .

on the setual “work which has). Brunswick |’

i

US. Air Force Mai. Michael.

Collins, LEFT, and Navy Com- mander John W. Young have béen named for a two or three; -

-- day Gemini—10--flight, _ They

will help perfect the spacé ren- dezvous technique. aan who went on the Gemini 3 flight

'Chinese

Es==S"™Ready By 1970

WASHINGTON (AP)—A_ spe-

cialist on China said ‘Tuesday that ‘by 1970, or

fs agente Alarm | Mee

VATICAN’: CITY tAP)—Pope Paul expressed’ concern Tues- day —-for the" alarming ~-in-- crease” in marriage annul- |, ments among Roman Catholics.

bomb and,.a

~ timited ‘medium-range

_NAMED FOR GEMIN 10

sooner, will have developed a eave ; capability |, so deueur amalcal Gieteeds by missiles,

OTTAWA ‘CP)—-The Liberal |t government squeaked through fits second big voting test in the Commons Tuesday night, beat- |from ing a Conservative motion crit icizing its pension program by eight votes.

The five Social Credit MPs again -supported the govern- ment. Frank Howard Skeena) joined them this time as a Conservative motion - call- ing for immediate action for an increase inthe old age pension to $100 a month from $75 was defeated 134 to 126.

There were 128 Liberals listed for the ~vote.

All 97 Conservatives

‘last 3 be the command a. Tookie, will take 3 aren ' Sess

dans (AP. Wirephoto)

New Democrats, jistes and one i ‘| servative, : (Sherbrooke)... -- Independent MP J.-A. Mon- |0n grain (Trois - Rivieres), who | voted with the government on an NDP motion last week for $100 pees at. age 65, was the Commons.

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WAS BIGGEST. VOTE The 260 votes in. the 285-seat Commons—the doesn't vote except to break a tie— marked the biggest voting at- _|tendance in the House since the os came into office in 1 3 * The previous high was .on @ Conservative motion in the

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a two eight-vote margins & the narrowest the Liberals have on since eng to

‘office.

ing---matri-

the Apostolic. ‘Palace.

The Pope ‘was ‘replying to an address by the American-born dean of the Sdcred Rota, Msgr. Francis J. Brénnan. .

The tribunal, first established in the 13th century, is best known as a court of appeal from diocesan courts in matrimonial

Tiage annulled.

clare a Romei Catholic mar- |

3 - hand) - Diag wo ~|monial cases, ‘ip an audience at +, =

torney-General W. W. Meldrum

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ures be taken.

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By JOSEPH MacSWEEN

LONDON (CP) — Charges of brainwashing. and hedging were exchanged. ini .the Commons Tuesday when Prime Minister Wilson outlined terms for a Rho. desian ‘settlement ‘‘without ran- cor or recrimination.” © ~*~ ~ Wilson - envisaged: an-interim:|- government’ of Rhodesians - of all races under Governor Sir Humphrey Gibbs in the event of a return to constitutional rule in | the central African colony where 1 Premier Ian’ Smith's white-mi-: nority regime broke from _Brit- ain Nov. 11.

Wilson's statement was the first major item after Parlia- ment returned from its Christ- recess during: which:

ChargesMade In London

prime ministers’ “Gonference on ‘Rhodesia was held in Lagos, Ni- Beria. That conference, Jan. 11 and 12, looked ag a solution of the Rhodesian

— “within weeks rather thal

MUST ‘TALK TO ALL ~ Opposition-L eader Edward Heath said. Tuesday the govern- ment must be to talk to anyone, inc members of his” ment, provided they are ready to re- turh to constitutional rule. “To ask otherwise is to a he oe a wi only increases Ss damage in Rhodesia,” said. "T, therefore, ask’ you to

and br Heath. also asked W:

hedging on this

to in-;

Smith or)

.

‘dicate there is no question of a

period of direct rule from West- minister over: Rhodesia and: Wil- son said none-was intended.

Denying any hedging, Wilson said Sir Humphrey ‘Gibbs is au- thorized to receive proposals from Smith or anyone else but there is iio “question of allowing’ Smith and his regime to nego- tiate a settlement. :

Tory Sir Godfrey . Nichdlson, who recently visited Rhodesia, said, “If you don’t. negotiate with the Smith regime | now, to |there is no one with whom you jean negotiate in the foreseeable future.’

Wilson is condemning Rhode- sia and perhaps other parts of Africa to a “most ghastly trag- edy,”’ Nicholson said.

FREDERICTON (CP) a

Ament Act, considered the cor-

The RCMP had been advised of the situation and were tak- precautionary and “other” measures that “‘are indicated by circumstances,”

(NDP | to

thon ant vote "margin, NR rae nw

‘SC Support Liberals « Despite Sharp Blasts

ment it would. have Seal. to, 128. If they are in badges 1 “snag abstain voting, ~~ There eae opportunities for other motions during the throne speech, which still oe days to run. It was the Conservatives were planning introduce another one crit- icizing the government on the

(question of honesty and integrity

in government before the de- bate runs out. :

The vote climaxed a busy - of debate on the speech .

\day from the throne that set out the

_| government’ legislation ns were |for the cow Fartisnest. “93

lgcesent. Jéining them Were 10| Rineteld Attale’ Mimsy nine Credit- |Martin told the Commons Can-

it Con- |ada is prepared to take part in Maurice Allard any United Nations peacekeep-

-effort-tn- Viet Nam-if-eatled on to do so. Mr.

Tories Plan _ Another Vote

“OTTAWA (CP) — The Con- at-|servatives plan another fon- sorlig” Liberal. goversmnesl. tp

It is. expected to te on the honesty and integ-

forwaré by the Con-

servatives the 27th Par- party’ ee

ence ination conmered, Oi a

n to $100

apparently shelved in

quent waske [aver of Sap:@

the

day after a two-week recess.

CAME FROM CAPITAL a |. The attorney-general__said_the | 4 threatening telephone calls had | originated in-“Fredericton and the majority of threatening let- ters ae marized im the Ne capital. “Such. things should not et, pea nil New er Le and must

be ee continue,” ' QUEBEC “(CP)—The Quebec = geld. ae Taesday opened. Mr. Meldrum said these | what is -expected. to be threats have arisen, to sore ex- ion —with “a tent- at least, monnee ab om pees froth aie Throne heav- personal covenant the pre-jdly-laden with promises of some- mier have been prepared. to, thing ‘better for practically ev- “and in fact have, by prejudice | €tyone. - ‘aid racism’ incited violence. .+— Improve im the fields of Premier Robicheud has heon agriculture tion, tabor” so-

the target of criticism by op-|¢ial welfare, housing, research

ems of his -Liberal oa vrent’s program of monicipal |speech, read Bt the opening of reform. However, Mc. Meldrum | the sixth session of the 27th leg- did not indicate giectiy in his |i#lature by Lieutenant-Governor address to legislature |Paul Comtois. heise: GAME Soaete fone Amid the pomp and cere- with the. program. mony, wre = at the open- Opposition Leader C:-B- sher-|ing-of- wood agreed @ serious situation |2Mt existed on the basis threats lori oe. on was ri in . steps had spect taken. : ‘constitu The legislature's law’ amend- ments committee report on the governnient’s proposed Assess-

2.

Wm the fed- ee Held,” said the

nerstone to the municipal re- form. program, was’

an emergency | Commonwealth

~

A 2,000-mile-an-houe ‘SR-71 5 ae ee spy oo crashed Tues- ’

public.

ew

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US. SUPER SPY PLANE CRASHES —

be

at New Mexico. pilots

is unknown. The ship, at.

structure committee, from the.

Sariacet’s eae = ay nature of its ‘will indicate | the part which bee can and must play in : ‘a

repre- are ae to | teach agreement’ Zon a redistri- bution of tax sources. \

PLEDG? FAMILY AID , In the field of social welfare, the government promised.a policy di- rected toward of pov- erty -. . . amd rehabilitation. These measures “will attack te, sane eee te el fects of social dependence ae Heh of

will citizens’ of Means to the satisfaction of their essential | needs and will on the

family, to. aid 4 ke its’ task and

ing responsibilities, ..

and health were promised in the |...

“Phe curt Wane will be one u great importance

Pamper Ro Aaah

Lesisiotiog: will Me selanaiaass to -establish_ a medical assist- once, plas: tir eateole Seam: bee legis- Xn compton of the

Jative assembly and the legisia= tive council, : house, will be ) a study a medicare proam for |

Mothers Ait The ‘Needy AS Act: is to be amended

Secret sare

toceéese the allowance per :child _ and the maximam permissible ~ income.

The

jage measutes to st dustry with al ‘and also to take the

i steps to offset the cons | of automatio ‘through the jworkers.” — :

A section of the. ‘specifically with - of farmers. announced pi ‘farmers for o last year weather, A re

oH pera iment will ‘measures, late the \farms,

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