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sary of this event is being ob-. disaster. —J___._._._ ,, .JNCAGEGRA DM us ovn‘ru TOP 99"“ may I e site has been landscaped Hire A LON: coat '"J a; 114: page The “Planaﬁon “'35 mml Investigators are still check- FLY BALL."

prosaic. Workmen dismantling mg for the “use of the cum. the statue. put up for celebra- An inquest 1, yet to be held hum of Buddha‘s birthday two possibly In ht. summer of

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times Canadian-born Dr. Harold Taylor likes to blow the clarinet in some jazzy piece with Duke Ellington and the gang. "just for fun." I a more serious mood. he'll work his way through Beethoven's Ninth.

workers this summer.

or Tom Heller of New York who wrote the novel Catch 22. became so emotion- ally upset on hearing witnesses tell of tortures that he sug- gested the US forget about

Marks Crash

STE. THERESE DE BLAIN- VILL. Que. (CP) — A monu- ment bearing 118 names and the words Flight 83L Nov. 29. 1963.

‘Post says James Moore. form- erly of McLaren‘s Advertising Company of Toronto, has joined the staff of Saskatchewan Pre- mier Ross Thatcher.

The newspaper says the na- ture of Mr. Moore's job is not

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have FindsHAndy Hardy “Diversity president how has war on Mississippi. has been tturned into a pictur- backﬁound in economics. ‘ WQk/‘Igﬂ' > 9.00 p.m.-—(}:‘Ounblf¥ doe own mile time for fun.0r llulhte'r- The stories the Negroes told esgueitspo‘q lb d m Mr. Moore spent two years in FROM 9.30 p.m.—T s can on He 1, involved 10 we darkest were similar to those told before n are nscr e e names Ottawa with Prime Minute: HOAKE?! 1

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cloud on the American horizon: the prospect of a long. hot sum- mer and new bitterness. blood- shed and death as an estima 1.000 student workers invade :Aississlppi and urge the Negro o vo . ~

“The situation is serious and the problems are immense," said the son of a Toronto build- ing superintendent who becanie president of Sarah Lawrence College at the age of youngest university president in US. hi tory.

The blue-eyed Dr. Taylor. recognised as a philosopher and education authority. now serves as human relations consultant to Adlai Stevenson. U.S. ambas- sador to the United Nations. Taylor became an American citizen in 1947,

“The jus‘tice department sim- ply lsn't doing its job." he added in an interview as he sat on the stage of a downtown

~beatings at the hands of white

police; loss of jobs. homes and

wages when Negroes tried 0

become voters: jailings without

legitimate charges: degradation

aisd khopelessness for those born ac

other panelists. who included a New York judge. a sociolo- gist. a historian and several writers. a ked by Heller's proposal for all-out war on Mississippi. but Dr. Taylor and others agreed the young student workers would have no bed of roses in that state.

All agreed the federal gov- ernment could no longer sit back and await events. Several legal advisers suggested the justice department has the power to act. All that is lacking, thei suggested. is the " I wr.

Buddhists

of the 118 passengers and crew members who were aboard Air Canada's (then Trans-Canada Air Linesl Flight. 831 when it. plunged to the ground in this community 15 miles north 01 Montreal.

The airline installed the mon- ument a few feet from the common grave of the 118 we-

RIPLEY'S BELIEVE IT OR NOT

Pearson and the National Lib- eral Federation as public rela- tions director prior to the 1963 elec 'on

He was in Saskatchewan dur- ing the recent provincial elec- tion campaign. in which Mc- Laren's helped mount the Lib- eral campaign.

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phaned or widowed by police brutality or sniper‘s bullets in

‘ Mississippi.

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nine American intellectuals se- lected by a national co-ordinat- lng committee of Negro organ- izations.seeking to persuade President Johnson to send fed-

a Istatue of Buddha in a domin- 'Dr. Taylor headed a panel of"

SAlGON (Reutersl — Many devout Buddhists here spoke of “ miracle" when a giant

atlng position in central Saigon burst into flames Wednesday, apparently without cause.

'l‘hey linked it with the first fiery suicide of a Buddhist monk in last year‘s Vietnamese

CONTRACT BRIDGE

By B. JAY BECKER

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would you play the hand?

monds and continues with a at. trick two to avoid the pos- low diamond to the ace. H o w sibility of running out of trumps

last two tricks to the ace of hearts and a good diamond. it is better to play a heart

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