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Surveyor | Boosts U §. Lunar Program

_By-JAMES- SZABO - “Far too much of the publte Ee i OTTAWA. ACPi-A,. strong and talk about, ,;Canada has the re- z : | t_plea fo evi e PASADENA, Calif. CAP) — nesburg took over monitoring Be atlantic wrovidean eae Stay Ihe tld ‘a meting \ Surveyor, I space voyager (onerational transmissions, Pie- }imade Thursday “by Premier Ro- the society. (gave__the United. States —tunar-—ture—transmissions were to re= we bichaud of New Brunswick. ‘jexploration rogram. --a~huge sumé about -11-p-m- “We must have a bold na- DESTROY “COMMUNICATION boost Thursd& when ‘it landed. Surveyor latided on schedule. |tional plan that will vastly ac-| “It is’ a narrow, impover- ‘softly on the n and sent a its position, within a few feet icelerate growth in the Atlantic ‘Shed spirit in some of our

countrymen that leads them to

ion for th k x reg e. sake of consoli counsel the futility of separa-

‘dating Canadian economic ~ and

vertical |} ,and there was no evidence of

\stream of strikin was almost

es back of target, ‘to earth, ° .

we =i, : Overjoyed scientists made damage. jsocial unity,”. he told’ a press ‘ism.. Their ill-natured, ill-con- 6TH CMR. SURVIVORS HOLD REUNION these projections, among oth-~ R. R. Garbarini of_the U.S. conference after addressing the Nest os once Fito vs i ers: Space Agency told a press ¢on- |Canadian PublicRelations So- Sceiniticn ae wa

ieiety convention. The region still is far behind the rest of the country in living

—Surveyor T tends to confirm ference: ithe . photographic findings of: ‘‘This,

Ypres, Salient in France dur- ing the First World War. Tliree

Mounted Rifle Battalion im

_which 65 membérs out of over

cultures. in Canada." The=most fateful division was

Nine of the ten surviving

members of the 6th Caiadian in_my. opinion, puts the |

Mounted Rifles held a reunion’ 1,000. managed. to walk out_une. ee FROM UE panne. -sralt. andthe. Se- Sveyor - program ahead a.” ae ne ~~" tetandards aid” is” @eperigheine tot that” between French and

at the Canadian Legion lest. wounded after. a four hour former chief of Gblice: JB” \surface ip smooth and flat tree or four flights re tes KEITH MacKENZIE HON, MR. MATHRSON —|A#_ ‘Unemployment level of “10 English eultured, but the elegy

_ might. The reunion fell on the battle agajnst the Germans in Murley and Kilburn Sherren; (enough to. permit manned craft operational. This rosa cent of. its labor fens = a ae tua thas

_ blackest day of the Canadian the Sanctuary Wood in the all from Charlottetown. ~ ~ spacecraft to touch down safely means future surveyors should “This is not simply a regional ithese tensions of inequality be = ris -yet firm enough to sustain provide more information’ about ouris an t ate calamity. It. is a national crisis. overcame.

MORE RECOUNTS LIKELY. ss , heir weight. more site's than ~ originally ‘ It distorts the entire economy | .At the press ciafarence. ta

—The feat put the sufveyor planned’ It also means the Ap- \and--hinders--the~-healthy~ growth Robichaud. said—he- is -eonvinced

pcllo manned spacecraft land- lof Bag nation.” Quebec will remain in Confed-

program ahead by one year..s,

similar to ere eration.

’ ‘ x - —The landing system of. the ing system, : es . | —Robichaud said js forthcoming _manned_ Apollo’ i s,._has’ been. proved..out.""... §> ew: inis er. ocak: Pr SAipteverant he. il S.ep.aratists_were_only a. = hicle appear to be correctly The project _ scientist, Dr | lunderdeveloped provinces at the >Unch of kids, who -don’t know ripeed. Leonard Jaffe, said of thé pie-| Yon. Philip Matheson, defeat- in the July M byelection. in: First federalprovincial conference in dite “ cae dt iia a a FS i ae tures: ‘éd cabinet minister in the pro- Kings. Victoria in mid-June, ee So ea Baperis aie ae clued ‘They show a surface gen- ‘vincial election, has resigned as Mr. Matheson's home is at WANTS BIGGER SHARE ‘

erally level, as expected, ‘with minister of )highways and pub- Oyster Bed Bridge. | Specifically, rocks lie_works,—-—___*-__-_+ _ Regarding .a recent press spec- federal government to pay a

[balled the surveyor rarenarionay ouects_that_appear to. be a great _ informationa ‘and boulders,

fragments, lation that-two of the cabinet : ch t The announcement, made last ulation 0. cabinet |lar, share-in-developing-rural : Sis \ lschrvement a. ; Senin Scales from-close—to ‘ese spucecraye for night by Premier W.R. Shaw, Ministers” defeated in the elec- oe under | the Nee eral Called

: : \tion of the first 144 on 2% far a8 is Can see, ap- was. accepted and Keith MacKen- tion would contest the election to |Rehabilitation_a “ Development. facet = aConsérvative spokegenen =were=yigit= The count-reported: — her “ofr How Tmich official report reports “showed: the 620-pound craft in’ Pa Some~rie of Souris was named as syc- b€ held in First Kings, the Pre | jAct, and a fair distribution of

appear to be a foot “across. cessor to Mr. Matheson for this:mier repudiated that any action federal taxes between the prov- Da

Some. are mu¢h- less, than _an_ =position-and-will oS in and this nature .was_contemplated ted. ‘inces. = ngerous._

inch. There craters, one 10 assumes his duties immediately, | “The selection of candidates of | | 4s

feet across, ‘about 25 or 30 feet “lany constituency is always’ the saibabeltion ost hondonts_ are OTTAWA (CP)—The family

ifcom the spacecraft.” — | “Mr; MacKenzie is the Conser- responsibility of the people of the |, car was described as a death-

saciata Wan Pp ral-provincial fiscal F- dealing microbe in an epidemic laiiepenta and other policies

jubiliantly--declaring last _ night the. election - to-date result is .a 15-15 tie, with the possibility of a continued stalemate after the 1st Kings voting is eee on

- district returning officer ‘Thurs coming on Monday will upset good—shape-on-’a broad, rela- day was 63-50 in Mr, MacPhail'a the figures tabulated—unofficialy--tivelysmooth—plain--after-its-63- favor. : |on-election night by a govern- hour, 250,000-mile soarney from The PC. optimisnr in getting | ment-operated organizations, the-.earth. “at least ani even- split’ in the | Rabaints tbl been enpested | The telavi ision

July 11.

This view naturally had strong epposition from Liberal ranks, but the PCs had these reasons for their,.optimism. An. official

First. Kings -. voting, is based: partly on. a move by Premier | Shaw Thursday when he nained | Keith ‘MacKenzie, Souris. high-

‘ways minister. The idea is that

report received from Deputy Res} _ turning Officer Vincent Murphy |

‘gave Industry and Tourist Min- “ister Lloyd MacPhail two more

-a cabinet ranking would — give |.

Mr. MacKenzie enough - prestige | to make his victory more likely, |

| party backers suggested.

sinte election night in Second shut down at |-Queens;-and-in Fifth Kings where after the first 144 pictures be-| Jaffe said a’ photo ee a Sinnott, PC emerged cause the earth's rotation ,shadow around one

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SHOWED SOLID BASE

with an apparent majority of one |blocked’ signals. from Goldstone or’s three padded io indicated vote .over Arthune MacDonald, tracking station. on the Mojave that. ‘impact ‘caused a. slight de-

Liberal,

But Jagt night a PC party |Canberra,

jworker who declined to. be | named, suggested recounts. are

Madrid and Johan- |

‘Desert east of here: Stations at) pression, a few inches. deep and

about ‘the same as would: ‘be expected of a landing on jsandy ‘soil on earth.

Problems delayed Surveyor I

vative choice as assemblyman | eames 1S the Premier said.

Balaguer Is Winner —

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related ito welfare; “resource Bind velopment=-and- community im: provement."’.~

The federal government | yy; should. collect. more taxes .from big corporations in the wealth- jer areas and make equal -dis- tribution of this revenue among the provinces.

these corporations

of.. fatal accidents: as-.opposition forcés:- joined Thursday te de- " mand regulatory legislation.

Heward Gratftéy (PC—

Mis8issquol), a vigorous propon- ent of: safer autos; told: the Com- mons that only the federal gov- ernment can bring the,.construe- tion of autos under legal con- trol.

“After all, By forcing the industry to out

‘safety~~features’~on autos, the government would cut fatal ac- cidents 50 per cent. «

-He. also. said -a_national seek dent. research centre should be -Set_upto study. fatal. auto accl-

Liberal spokesmen rejected | also likely in three other seats. -any....such...talk,....though........ The... Phey-- would -inchude- -hoth- seats: Grits held “both Ist Kings at dis: | in Fourth Queens, and the ‘other | those credited to Horace. Willis, solution and they'll take ‘them seat in Fitth Kings where George the Liberal candidate, This | again this time, they insist. The Ferguson, Liberal nosed = would mean that Mr. MacPhai! | fact that “there's been a strong | Harry MacConnell,, PC by would be elected bya five-vote | Liberal trend’’ makes that claim | votes according to -the section

votes than he was credited with [ ~dn..the.unofficial...election...night.. report and subtracted five from

.{make.their..money..from..our..nat- ‘uralsfesources’ which belong to all of us. All provinces should \be willing to share: their wealth with each» other.”

He asked for a. stronger fed- eral — governmentto~ “help ~in®

In Dominican Voting \for.three years _ and provided. * ‘ ee little hope’ that the initial effort would be successful.’ The pro-~ SANTO DOMINGO (AP) — Jo-, Considering the: trend—for Ba- gram, calling for seven space- aquin Balaguer, a favorite of laguer:in the rural area and for jeraft, boosters and ground sup- the jate. dictator’ Rafael Leoni-|Bosch in the urban districts— | port, will cost about $725,000,000. das Trujillo, appeared ‘Thursday the margin appeared too for-

De Valera = Re-Flected

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aca ae a i su Surveyor I, expected to cost to have scored a stunning vie- midable for Bosch to overcome dents.

Miargin, provided of course’ Wat stand up, & pary ew = jMight count. — $15,000,000," ran ‘up a_ bill of tory in the Dominican residen- in what- remained: to be tabu- lovercoming this ‘‘tension of in-| < : * ether election night poll results sisted. tye P tol 3 ee ; Mr. Grafftey said little re- atriot Ub ; or Unofficial reports ° in “Fo feth $354,000,000. tial elections. lated, «—. ’ jequality’ that é@xists in the At- saan ie Adae Meee, EL te Th . ‘i he k Point RUMORS PLENTIFUL Queens Monday night gave Har-| DUBLIN (Reulers) — Eamon, The first photos from Sur- Unofficial tabistation: of more, Bosch was encountering trou- Lane ee’ an a iy ine wae industry, General Motors, for in- ec rs te i ocky ; Poin Rumors. were a. dime: a dozen {Old Smith, Liberal a margin of |De Valera won re - election veyor I, most of them blurry, than two-thirds of the ballots ible even in his main stronghold, Canadia ae Sisan erous stance, spent $1,200,000 on safety

pol, was €1 for Mr. MacPhail ; s ai sink 41 votes over Bennett Carr, PC ‘Thursday night as president of gave misty views of the moon- cast Wednesday gave Balaguer | ithis capital city, where, al-'in overcoming by Sc research. ~ and 55 fcr Mr. Willis on election last night as specuration mount and Stewart Ross, Liberal a the Republic’ of Ireland’ by a scape and showed legs-and 383,074 votes t6 261,945 for for- though he was leading, he was cleavages* akg Og Hie_was backad ta Gone ; > {mangin- of --25-votes-over-his-op--'narrow=margm: ether -portions-of-the~spacecraft- mer ~~ president Juan~~-Bosch; | + Funning-behind-his- smaching-1062..and. language differences. ———_ 7-5 — Northumberland) —

a Arnold Peters (NDP—Ti- Man Remanded miskamning) during debate. on

They were first televised on a leader of the leftist Dominican irate.

but With the count “completed in screen in‘ the laboratory. Revolutionary party. A third) Bosch was _ running iuce aty

ponent Daniel Compton, rumors indicate the margins will |33 of Ireland's 34 electoral con-

Oil Drilling Vessel ails Today For Banks:

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be reduced when’ official returns | stituencies, 83 - Yedr - old De. But later photographie prinis presidential candidate, Rafael’ only 61 per cent of the vote. Ex- industry department’ 8 ‘|.are availahle Monday. IV alera led his challenger, ‘produced by electrical impulses F. Bonnelly trailed. “perts- figured he needed to win | In Murder Case ees spending estimates:-——~ : - {Thomas O'Higgins, by a little on film far--clearer and much.~ Balaguer ran unger the ban- 70 per cent—as he did in 1962— |WOULD VOTE $100,000 ° FOURTH PRINCE more than 10,000 votes. more detailed. During the next jner ‘of the Reformist party, ajto give hess a Lie ie | Mr. Peters said he -would be

LIVERPOOL, N.S. CCP).

repared to” vote “another -$100,-" James William Wile, 76, of Mil- Ni tn the departmedt's.. bete

tof, N.S., .was remanded one | alas of $50,582,400 “‘to start ‘}week-when-he-appeared-before-@-nff-an-auto “safety program: "~~ justice of the peace in Liver-| Industry Minister Drury said

Another strong rumor Thurs. |

: si afternoon suggested there | ‘year term as president. some major errors in the ee th-Prince-fignres whieh na

_It....will..behis...second---seven--12--das- -hundreds—moré= are: ex--middie-of-the-road group prom-- ‘ising social change.

\pected, including color shots.

| Fire Reported At Appin Road

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(Continued INA SIMOOCE % id 5 A mse Ba eq. 3). | | pool’ Thursday on a charge of he shares the view that another By SA , would require approxim- 1 A fire at the residence of John | capital murder. idepartment, possibly. transport, . HALIFAX (CP)—The 380-foot ately $45,000,000 to develop Re i should deal with auto safety. He ; ; : ee : - Matheson, near New Haven on! Wile is to appear in court next ~ ship Glomar Sirte is scheduled any findings made this ee Ow out | had doubts-about how his de- the. Appin Road, on the west |Thursday when a date for a| lpartment- could. carny out ite

to leave Halifax harbor for ‘thé he -said. For this reason,

Grand Banks off Newfoundland added, lside of Bonshaw .was reported | preliminary hearing will be set.

f rating with the learly this morning. | He is charged with the fatal tank” Of Co Gner ating :

it would require a oie auto industry and impose regu-

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Sighted

* "today. - i * stantial reservoir: of oil to make But oil, not cod is the aim of development feasible. No details were available. The | shooting at. Milton Jast Satur- lations on it. the Glomar Sirte, at 9,950 tons This. is the third year of Pan- NORFOLK, Va. (AP) -- Two |North River Fire Department day of Basil Calvin Leslie, 32,| . The minister sald information one of the largest drilling ships American's exploratory opera- English journalists. trying to | answered the call. of Kagle Head, N.S. Continued on Page 3 col, 4 in _the_world.She_will_carry_out_tions—in_theGrand,Banks...This-row—to England in a 15-foot | ;

exploratory oil drillings in 31,-°summer’s drilling—in what Mr. boat, were. sighted Jsy the U.S. |

WEATHER OUT LOOK GOOD

§00,000—acres of the North :At- Bogart called ‘‘hopeful spots’’——submari sday, 98; lantic wherewPan-American Pe- follows test blasting and_ core miles _east.§outheast of ‘Cape. leum Corp. of Calgary and hole.‘cuttings. . Henry, Va : mperial Oil Ltd:"hold federal: SEASON 18 SHORT . : The submarine's. skipper, Lt- | Nn ew ( er and provincial offshore mineral The corporation plans to drill Cmdr.. Lewis Sykes, reported he permits. = _twoe-or—three—holes-—from—6,000--asked-—-the— adventurers David semi i oF 3e =

The-vessel has been chartered ‘to 14,000: feet in depth below the Johnston. 34, and John Hoare, |

from Global Marine ‘Inc. : ocean floor. A company 4fficial.|.29, whether they needed assist- . Galveston, Tex. en explained that operations were ance. Sykes said t told him : 4 “Tf. oil’ were located, it would limited by the short season and they. were doing i | For Action Da cke ag . ro

probably be three years before heavy. seas in the Grand Banks. | Before: the ‘sighting, Johnsténe |

itis marketable,” said William He added that the Glomar Sirte and Hoare had been unreported | ie. See hhietice ‘ma ter aout gan a a fa iter: (ine Tame. Satipsday, eat, waned CAPE KENNEDY (AP)—Th ceri ple.’ Vases, ak Wasp Sunavans faanacie. bi deiaae : viebes Th rays ee ppt a ng. eee er eee ere, tiga ae tous: east: Gemini 9 . hi - d : Ne A rface i Nance the day. chang : which mast he as viet« Thursday rup I northeast_of Cape Charles, Va! i 9 crew have received an |inar sirfa arlier i e da anges: Whi made - rs *| jeptimistic ‘‘all clear’ to blast Stafford. and Cernan were re- in the flight plan tf the shroud

Pee ed Norwegian freighter.

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ported. delighted that Surveyor’s still is, attached

| The men Jeft Virginia. Beach , ot today to begin three action- ; Quebec Provincia Poli ice .. May 21 in hope of rowing to, packel days in space. pictures chowed no hint of dan-. The 11-foot long target satel- {Stilves, E,nglant,..in 50 days, av-. -+Teebaicians..removed an elec- ger trclanding a manned craft Jile—known as. an augmented * De id T Ri main On. Du [eraging | in hoa Aa \trical gremlin which Wednesday. ‘iiere. : target.’ docket -adapter— ty... {bad hoped. to break:a record . of | grounded U.S. Alr.. Force. Jt: sical tia aBocketed. inte 2 nearly perfect... cl 2. O. e “daysp sel in 1896. ie Thomas -P. Stafford and rane povnrrtt: i“ ’ aa “orbit about 185 miles above the . ao “light Gihicjals st aren \ QUEBEC (CP) Fears that Policemen in Quebec are not ‘Navy Lt.-Cmdr. Eugene A. Cer- ee a S-inch. 300- earth Wedhesday, less than two. nei J y i nan ant expressed confidence Sure “ac oa a hours before - kept Gem- there would be no provincial po- legally, allowed to strike Pp 4 ybobettiee: almodd:: Mepke : lice protection for the Quebee The major. obstacle in the he- | ue ‘ontrol the problem’ would not reoccur. Pound. prefect : Sepa: ‘ini 9.on. the ground. ' Stafford and-:Cernan, veterans tated: trom the astronaut’s Racio signals from the target -

general election Sunday were gotiations was’ the government's

“—““Bllayed earl’ ‘Thirsdayar the desire “to “have” constable — ‘and strbhy target —satettite after Ht sidicaed ‘tgt its

! protective achieved orbit Wednesday

‘Tot two ‘elevator rides from the e7sing muy not have separated.

Gemin' 9. spacecraft back +o the

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end of a two-day. last-ditch né- non - commissioned ‘officers in f 2. gotiating seaiian between the separate associations. ground, ere ‘‘intent and rea The estrenauts met Tinreney The North Ameri¢anh Air De: government and -policemen’s'. The association rejected this SAIGON -(AP) aia: Viet to rocket at 9:39 a.m: EDT to-\with Charles W. Mathews, Gem- fence’ Command radar, however, representatives B and it was agreed to negotiate, Nam's-Premier Nguyen Cao” Ky | day; the US. Space Agency spotted—cix objects flying in

The Quebec Provincial Police- this topic separately, next week. ‘extended his military grip i said. : is AY formation with the ATDA. men's Association, which says it, Most other. association re-. Thursday. to rebellious Hue, the Their foal. is to rendezvous : INSIDE TOD Four. were unidéntified and represents between 1.800 and quests were agreed to bythe holdout- Buddhist stronghold 400 with--am Biready-orbiting - tareee ae TET possitiy might be sections ~ of 2.000 members of the 2,300-maa government, which | until -Tues- miles ‘north of Saigon. disatelliié and accomplish a 2y.| 4 lassified s...eess.00: 10, I (he Fo: id. after it broke’ apart. force, had voted to .begin a/(day had refused to recognize the It was considered a folléwup” 3 ;|hour space ““watk—by. Cernan. | Deaths Wetmore er ie 3 the ther. two were the target province-wide walkout at noon ee Gan a body represent- to his political compromise with * Even the weather expert was). path Be steceeeees A : and tke Atlas rocket _that Thursday. ing the this capital's Buddhist leaders,.* os 5 eal is ce. HK edicted“xsatis- PF Rea er een re sed Uns hoisted it “left.

However, the walkout, never The assgciation, once, it has: who want a fast return: to civil-| < ema ee cations at: launch Women’s CUveVeuess eesciwa-s 6. the chroud did’ not sepa: took place. The force contiiued submitted membership. lists ian rule. a H A° i “BANKS: : time, “with warm. temperatures Finance, markets ......5. 7 vate, Gemini'9 would be unable 4n function normally, obeying a iproving it represents a‘ major- About 1,200 trocge of the Ist : p = and~-parth> cloudy skies: “«-+-.—Editorials wer A ty ink up with its target. The, request _of the association Ss ex- ity of the force, will be granted. South—Vietnamese Div Tsien ii ~ . site Mr. Rovart’’ save The-dstronauts-“to-0-k-— time Summerside... 3 -- shroud covers the “docking, cole

ecutive which? ‘following agree- the right to make its salary and marched into Hue. without .resis-_ Witiem Mi Bogart: 9 ¢ a pes a fonndlat porn eee a nueet.. cdedaten | Rane Queer, Clty ..:..:5 line whieh Gomint Oe) hal “Hient with > the government,—working—conditiontre-m-an-ds-tance under officers obdered to Bary. Superintendent of JS ' {hore are “hopeful spals” on itsday to —tnok* Ww a Prince: County- us ii ants der be ‘idan asked its members not to leave known to the, govern ment pring the city back under the American. Petroleum. Cony: | s ‘ ca the banks... eens fram. the--moon bya sImt n in order ve their jobs. : ‘through a apecial committee. |government's control. | shown fpboard the oil-d: : iy , OP Wireohote) “Surveyor spacecraft, which ‘suc~ (a Hook-up, 3 * %y : : met “ye a “ ay ~ o# x . Mo ’ f : : ro ‘ ; as : ey ¥ , onsite . . aS . tha . See an : See : RS c Se ee ; saiesl : *

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