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VOL. LXXVII. N0. 293

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DEFICIT LAST YEAR Gov't Reports Surplus Fer April-Oct. Period ,-

OTTAWA :CPl—The govern- Thus there was a total im- ment has reported a $451000,- provement of $579,600,000 from 000 budgetary surplus for Apl‘ii- one tober to the next. I October, the first seven months Finance Minister Gordon saidl At that time he forecast a I. of the current fiscal year. in a statement Friday night ris- V $455,000,000 deficit for the our- if}

Last year there was a deficit ing government revenues were ; rent fiscal year. He said Fridav , =“ 28,600,000 ' the period ‘

due to “more favorable eeo-lnight on the ham of presentf" conditions, the deficit will be - l45 Wh’t B d l

"considerably less." om AP-Beuter

He noted government expen- Fr 5 LEOPOLDVILLE (CF)

ditures normally rise in the lat- ter months of any fiscal year. EXPENDITURES UP Expenditures in the April-0c- arty - five white hostages. in- ville. Buckley eluding four Spanish nuns, have rescue of s been massacred in Stanleyville. couple. on the left bank of The Congo

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nomic conditions" than when he made his budget estimates last M ch. '-

tober period this year were up A a $75,500,000 to $3,655,800.000. Revenues mean while. no-

paratroopers landed in Paulls ivamea by 5655'100'000 to $4" 250 l 106 800

ml!“ "OI-[beam 0‘ Stanley” Within the revenue figures “:8? hthen.‘ t." "‘K ‘ was a lQ-per-cent increase to e s m‘ssmna'i ‘ 52.250.000.000 in government col- ; . lections of personal and corpo- fration income taxes and with- ?

‘ ' T , . R' , th ’ ' 1 r . . . f‘ . .. . ' r i» H, >_ Cg); sggéFrgggmrsggﬂad R: Mariner Launch “alglrilandg taxes on diVidends sent e ies were oun WI 1 h _ _ , er I PREMIER lAYS CORNERSTONE throats attend mutilated hes Expected Today oilfii 32.223?"i‘$e§sé‘,'9lfi‘fnio‘l

yond recognition and in severali

. .b I. V ’I. i n the expenditure side, Premier Walter R, Shaw town during ceremonies held at ing has been in operation for 32:65 cam" a 15m “ a 5 “°‘ .5 CAPE {IEENNEDXS 1:13. (AIL) . seven-monthssgmnce speiggégg .'1 t ‘11 t 1 h the building last nigh. The over a year. Federal Labor .. - Pacect‘a communlca 10" DI‘O -, W35 . .000 0. ‘ .-

wie ds he s ver rowe as e .H 3” ed 1 “map Minister Allan MacEachen was It was like a charnel house— lems Friday forced postponeﬁwmooo from “3300.000 m the

people were slain on top of ment of an attem l ' . ., . pt to launch same period last year. “an bggeifns aofretilfs? 55121;“- Mariner IV to Mars to take pic-i: DOWN TO $200,800.01” item. were but.“ Frida he“ ‘tures and probe scientific mys-l‘ Transport department spend 1 y a ' ,teries. ing also was down $31_,400,000

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officially lays the cornerstone for the new Provincial Voca- tional Institute in Charlotte-

Next Move In Power Cable Up To P.E.|. Government

ing during the opening cere- monies folowiitg the laying of the cornerstone. The new build

to be guest speaker t was delayed in Ottawa_ (See story on page. l

noon. ‘ . . The left-bank quarter of Stan-. _ . _ A leyville includes a large dock,Space Administration describedl000 area. Rebel and government lthe trouble as an apparent tem-‘ 1. , i - V, troops had been trading shotslporary drop in signal strength!“gang’ojfoogeﬁoghagésmmﬁo ‘°i-i . ..~ .. v. , across the 1.000-yard wide river ;in the spacecraft receiving 5315'. Th' ' ' ‘ ' ' - ever since the main part oljtem. A statement said it ap-‘a gigaggtregﬁrm: rgfpoglrg‘j Stanleyville on the right bank,peared to be associated withlsooooo in the 0‘“ age securit". was recaptured Tuesday morn- iground - support equipmentjmn'd [mm which the "5+, ing. The European sector is onl‘nther than‘ with the payload. [monéh pensioh is paid to a.“ at‘

th _ _ I ,i goes to ‘Montreal this ‘year. c right bank. resched- l age 70 Susan Brown. 20-year-old Miss

The launching was

By FARMER TISSINGTON ,pect at this time for P.E.I. tln- ‘tcosls of the transmittal of the _ . ‘ Capital Bureau. The Guardianlder the Atlantic Development cable on the causeway "if it CROSSING MADE lUIt’d 10" Saturday "I 1‘ PenOdi At the same point last year. Mo‘igeal Amf’mes .wa; f'ms' OTTAWA — The next move to Board and it would involve an ‘should be erected". He also GOVemment IrOOPS “055911 ibelwee" 9‘22 3-m- and 12332109 fund had 3 317300900 den'. En-d '55 “at (rug ".1 ,lmrgnm secure an underwater power ca-lexpenditure of between $6 and éasked if the discussions had been the river Friday in 8 move H mm EST- lcIt i 10:1 a)"; III’Iigss. mgr? stag:

ble linking P.E.I. With the main- ls7 million. Mr. Piekersgill ex- lamicabie. secure the left bank- land is up to the provincial gov- lpressed the hope the discussions ,

“I have had nothing but the The 8 1‘ u e S 0 m e discovery ernment, Transport Minister J.llwould advance as api ralsed ‘0 at 1935‘ 104 “‘9 W. Pickersgill said in the Com- the infor-

s lmost amicable relations with all . , num' ; I I lpossible because all lthe ministers of the provincial her or “flutes 513‘" by C9ngows°3 mons Friday. Under questioninglmation led him to believe there government with whom I have rebels m the Stapleywne 3.1m! ' had contact," the minister re-r Pam‘s are-“5 5”“ Belg'a" aratroopers launched a rescue

peder was second and Holly Vone Ev s. ‘ Winnipeg Blue Bombers third in the voting. will get a new trophy being awarded for the first time this year - a $450 pendant to keep and a $4,000 black dia- mond necklace to be passed on to next year's winner. (CP Wirephoto)

by Heath Macquarrie. MP foriwould be a substantial reduction plied. “I had a conversation with p . operation Tuesday.

Q i]. the minister said that}in the cost of power, particular- the A antic Development Board ly to industrial users on the Is- the acting premier. Mr- ROSSI- - ‘ fer. last Saturday morning. Con- e “f abM’t “ surv‘vi’r" from the left bank, Camille ’

land sidering we are not of the same . . . . Berry, of Belgium. said: political complexton, I do not: “we bought our hves

had recommended the project strongly and it had been accept- ed in principle by the federal

ON CAUSEWAY? . .‘ With

government. , M .dlt’llacqllarrif Saki} heb Dl‘Cd' think we could have had more er and mone "I do not think there will balm?“e ‘9 “Per 5 0" ‘9 03F friendly relations than have ex-‘ .. - - ’ - ° . . . . ,,- l The killing began in front of . - any dela be and the nt had considered th om aral ve. isted. l . . BY JOSEPH MMSWEEN Schedllled ‘0 T9193“? Monday 1" cean lps y y "-0' i e C p ' “he "‘3'" marke‘ “‘9 day Wt LONDON (CP) Sir Win-IBritain. Canada and 9

when the government of Prince Edward Island, or a company in P.E.I. designated by the govern- ment. is ready to receive i Mr. Pickersgill said. “After all, the governmenbof P.E.f. or a power company will be the re- cipients of the power. 1 am sure the honorable member will real- ize it would be impertinent on my part to try to intervene i

ifore yesterday (Wednesday).

NOTHING TO GIVE “The sisters had nothing to give."

Borry said rebel simbas ill- onst did the killing and that most of the victims were brought to the left bank from outside Stanleyville.

Dutch Roman Catholic mls~

25 oth.r ston Churchill is “cheerful and i countries -— including West Gerﬁ ' ,hafJDY" approaChing his Mlllfmany—a set f records bear-; In seawaY birthday, a secretary said I-‘rl- ‘ ing major speeches by Church- ' i

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Power Project Set For Spring

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Greetings and gifts from 'all parts of the world—a terrific lot from Canada and the Unite States.“ were arriving at the Lcndon home of the man who called Britain to its "finest

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the records, which play for up l W“. 5 the season I.ushes to.

to 10 hours and cost £25. have i wa’rds hs nmcial (.1050

been ordered by West German; Cosinh date is Monday and

buyer!“ .the. coldest temperatures of the Presents and greetings from‘autumn may just fall on the

n . . . any way in provincial consider.‘ ST. JOHN'S, Nfld. (CPIWPre-lSt. John's airport that "New- 5'0"”‘95 were beheved 3mm“ I10“ . . around the world have poured Montreal region that _. ations of this mailer," mier Smahwood said he,re Frhi foundland is now free." hav- t Slam- .l Churc'h‘“ M" .be :3 .Monfla’ into the Churchill home On Friday there were 113

. . mg “escaped the clutches of hAmong those kiled besides but the celebration gins 5m:- “Never have there been so‘mean Ships “.05, of Momma.”

He said that the power cable id ‘ ‘ 1“

. . . lay the proposed $1,000,000.000l he nuns were believed to be day not before—With tel ,, .. . I . 1 was the bi gest r ect in ros- . QUEbeC~ . . . r] V a member of 7.. of them In the We land (,ana ##lnammon Falls power project He said he was referring several Dutch Roman Catholic Vision and other tributes. Sir (llh'gng’mﬁo :31 dys .d_ adding: “I m. we“ The”. were 9;, Ship;

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,. . . . .the earher decision of the missionaries and an Argentine Winston plans to appear at the v v ‘ , of Mm”, J this time last

Deaths Believed to or ‘ a jam,“ will . 1 9 ha» p from Hamilton Among the passengers aboard bridge house Sunday to be pho- AFC ()ch tone who mové‘ l ~ A ‘ ' _ nmdal said the M d S o .d l M Hi 1' v . ‘Falls go through the Maritime the U.S. C-L’io Hercules trails- togralphed and return the sa- 01' “ith ‘gif. '" gin I‘ll ‘ 5“"“f33d ' ‘l. s n ‘0‘“ ur er! UICI e 3 r' 5.1“ “00¢ “ho .remmedl provinces if feasible. rather port plane arriving from Pauli; lutes of admirers. about w' . ‘ may ""31? h ln“m.t’er n 8” 5‘”)le ‘ “1‘ .here Fr}d8¥ from ialks IEMOM-l man through Quebec {or he- Friday was Canadian mission- Queen will extend greet caller, “‘9 b‘m‘day ‘59 .“‘ W 3 00mm“? 085! Monti?!) (annm ’9 PUGWASH. Ns. (CPI — real With Robe" H- Winters ‘ - ' ings to the beloved "Winston" a wet dayr He and 11‘s WW .determmed. Factors such as

. . . . ' . ' N ' ’ RCMP said Carl Luther Crooks”:halrman 9f Bnncov 53“! "Wuilcldi‘iirsanigs. cw England minty and his wife were foundica.n take It mm] me that ,hel He said he views with “con- dead. apparently from lzunshotl“"‘ll 3" Fhmuﬂhﬂllh 1' "0W Wlthf tempt” proposals made earlier wounds. in their home near hei'e"9VeF.v bit 0‘ drive and every Jill by Premier Lesage for sale ‘ ‘ ay. inf strength and energy that he,of the power to Quebec. He . police spokesman said they lhas to get this thing going." added that it has been "a battle were investigating the posslbu. The premier told reporters at to get out of her clutches.

"y of murder and suicide. They said lt was believed no third Lesoge Tells SmaIIwood

person was involved. Further details were not Im- mediath available. QUEBEC (CPI—Premier Le- He said Premier Smallwond sage of Quebec said Friday the mentioned negotiations between door In open to further negotia- Robert Winters. chairman of the tions on development of Hami British Newfoundland Corpora- ton Falls hydroelectric potential tion, and e had broken on conditiom “that are conveni- off But Mr. Dosage said Mr eat to us." especially where Winters “used m wn words

and said talks had been intch'

price is concerned. rooted rather than broken off.

. sage, who had spent the day studying remarks mods “Regarding the. carrying of

any Colin Buckley of Vancouver. He and his wife were rescued in the Belgian Paulis operation.

Shortly afte r the Belgian

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Clementine, wed for 56 years, will preside over a family din- her party

‘rain or snow hundreds of milcs laway could affect water peraturcs in thc seaway

who was prime minister when she was crowned in June, 1953 A recording c o m p on y ls

by Premier Smallwood of New- power to New England by so!» foundland Thursday said while marine cable, let me int out negotiations had been inter- Mr. Winters emphasi Thurs-

“l‘ve never day ood had in-

formed him that the report on the feasibility of this scheme woul not be available in final form for another two weeks."

INSIDE TODAY

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“I’m still hopeful it can pos-

sibly be done." He went over conditions Mi

Smallwood said Quebec .

posed and he descrihed two of

them as “whimsical.

"1 wt to remind everjaonc that in this whole matter ue~ “a bee has gone out of its way to Ellmh'iezugs I“; . consider all the facts cooly and Finan "nigh" ” n a . I seﬁwﬂy'" he nid- Comics" . . . . . . . . . . . II ‘ Wt "*- . \ "VMDED STATEMENT h Sport s ‘ Q » , - “My colleagues and x 3"" Women‘s ......... 7 . ' "mm m . any kind 0‘ Editorials . . . . . . . . . . 4 ‘ statementh migihtthaveufe: Summenme ‘ 3 one mvm as. M no le Kings‘ queens' Cm“ ' 5 t I ‘l s r rut of Vancouver than 200 comm . It took footlonz slide area andtberall- "d com ' deve‘opmm mm c "" " ’ melt” ci": '0 11.5%. 2 Tris-rum? blocking traffic highw worker: 17 hours to way was not rte-Opened until II airmail-1249' ﬂute“ M ‘ highway and railway tracks 11 to Squat-hint: and defacing more clear a path through the 350- hours later. (CP Wirepliotol. r . .

" ition to bail for

are watching the water temper- { meht and A 590k95ma“ 534d 20" 59‘s 0‘: alures in the St. Lawrence Sea- , hemon with bribery and coar.

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GoV’t Wins Vote 111-30 After Probe Broadened

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Back Liberals

OTTAWA (CPI —— The Corn- mons voted III to 30 Friday to, defeat a Conservative motion Justice Minister Favreau’s duce to SI from $35,000 for his "deplorable eon—l duct" and “singular lack of common sense."

The New Demoeratic, Socml Credit and Creditiste parties ljoined the Liberals to reject the motion by Erik Nielsen

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The smaller opposition parties, had indicated earlier they would ? vote against the motion as soon_ as the government broadened; the terms of reference of a iu-

ldicial inquiry established to in- ;vestigate charges by Mr. Niel- sen

The government did thls ear-l, ‘ lier Friday after rejecting such a move Thursday night. . Mr. Nielsen has charged—and l the government has neither de-E inied nor confirmed—one minis-l terial ' tried to bribe a Montreal lawyer to drop opposi-

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Lucien Rivardi 0 he U.S. wants extraditedi to the U.S. on charge of

knowledge of any matters not do the RCMP report dealing with the allegations of bribery . and coercion. He had done noth-

=iing unlawful in obtaining his

jinformation, which had taken

1 him outside Ottawa to see

Mr Nielsen cited 3 Quebec court case of last year in which there was summary punishment by the judge for contempt of court throug undue interfer-

Part of the Grey Cup glory ‘ence with the administration of ’

justice.

" Mr, Nielsen said Mr. Favreau is an officer of the Quebec ,courts and should have brought ‘to the attention of the judge [hearing the Rivard case or the Quebec attorney-general] the al- llegations of bribery and coer-

lCion against the ministerial iaides.

This 'as the "very least" that Mr. Favreau should have

‘ done.

3, 2. = U! 3 i: on "3. .5. ‘3.“

Nielsen said he has nol

Opposmon I. e a d e r Dieteti- baker demanded to know why Mr. Favreau had not brought the allegations of bribery and coercion to the attention of the judge presiding over the appli- cation for bail.

judge could have pro- cceded with a contempt charsuI foi- interfercnce with the course of justice.

DID NOT REPLY Mr. Favreau made no reply. Mr Nielsen said Mr. Favreaii was apparently unaware of last year‘s Quebec case in this re- ar

Mr Diefenbaker said Bryce Mackasey (l. —- Montreal Ver- duni stated Thursday night Vlr Lamontagne had waited 20 days

reporting the alleged bribery attempt to the police. . r. Mackasey said he didn't obtain his information from the justice department.

Mr. Diefenbaker asked Mr Favreau how long it was before Mr. Lamontagne made his com- plaint to the police.

Mr. Favreau said this was a

.mattcr for the judicial inquiry.

(Continuetd on page 3. col. 2)

Estimates l Cleaned Up

OTTAWA (CP)

adjournment time. the

TI. 3 Under an all-party agreement. t was agreed all spending es-

timates would be completed by Friday. Some of merits had come under consid- eration earlier in the session but had not been completed. ' Departments cleaned up Fri. day and their estimates: Defence 51.326000. . trans- port $323.160.380. public work! 233.714.700. privy council ﬁll.- 06l.387 revenue $87.370.500. Ia- bor $228,079.800 justice 551.552,- 100. forestry $19,460.70".

Judgment Suspension Called For By Pearson

, By KEN CLARKE l WINNIPEG (CPI — , .

MONTREAL ((‘Pl H Officialsl

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lfinister Pearson called Friday night for a suspension of judg- condemnation in con-

icion charges levelled in thel

{Commons against the Liberal ‘ governmcn . ‘ He told a $50-a-plate party

vfund-raising dinner “that is the

only fair and decent course and II. for one. propose to follow it ‘

- Mr. Pearson said: “1 do not believe in guilt-finding by in- sinuation, I have always con :id- e ed McCarthyism a real men- ace to the freedom that its pro- ponents so often claim to be pre- serving."

Winding tip a four-day Pramie

* tour. Mr. Pearson said:

"Every specific charge in

Parliament. of default in duty

or betrayal of trust, whim is

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seriously madc should be, Invest tigated at once through a full and fair inquiry conducted in a way which will command puhlsc confidence.

PROBE I'NDER WAY

"Such an inquiry is now being made by Chief Justice Dorian into certain charges that have been made. It will, I am sure, be pursued with vigor and com- plete impartiality.

"I there are findings from this inquiry which require ac- tion by the federal government that action most and will taken without fear or favor.

"Nothing should be hidden and no wrongdoing, if any is found, should go uncorrected.

“ owever, while the guilty must always be punished by re- sponsible action, the innocent must not be ruined by ruthless and irresponsiblc words."

RC Pilgrims Gather ~ For Bombay

Congress

BOMRH' tflciitcrs' R'i-incd by Bombay; archbishop, lman Catholic pilgrims from all \‘alcrian Cardinol Gracias. over India an many other Pilgrims poured in by air. parts of the World gathered here sca, rail, road and on foot. Some for today‘s opening of the bus groups, including priest: and loric international ciicharistic nuns, ucrc sin:in: hymns as congress. they left fIlf‘lr shins

This 38th congress in a sci e \‘parlv 1 persons were

which began 1th1 takes on special significance. b c c a u = 9 Pope Paul will be \‘iS‘IlnE the gathering for three days ncxt weekehis second trip out of Italy as pnnlif.

He made Iiislory earlier this ,year by being the ill‘Sl popo 'sincc St. Peter in visu the Holy Land. The \‘lﬁil also marked the first visit by a pope outsld~‘ Italy in L30 years

T pe's personal legato Gregory Peter (‘ardinal Agagi- anian ulll preside at the opt-n ing of the concrc...

The Pope will fly from Rome next Wednesday for three days of the congress session. CHOSEN BY POPE JOHN

Bombay was chosen for the congress by the late pope .loli-i 1‘ XXIII and it has been organw

exnccled to attend the congress whctu'ccn 8000 and 10000 from abroad. Earlier cwcrtation wall nearly 30.000 from abroad but many ncrc pill nf' bv fears of accommodatinn shortage. :til acute cvcn \HIII the reduced I'lllmhf‘I"

Threats of scriolis tit-many”. I‘IHIS I‘f‘t't‘df‘fi as the Indian gov- ernment ('rﬁf'kf‘d down on Hindu extremists who have been cam- paigning against the congress and the Pope's Visit

\lany have been arrested and will be held until ihc event ll ovcr Others have had their movements rcstriclcd.

The Hindu Vlahasabha which spearheaded the antipope an congress campaign failed to rouse the support it expected from «that parties.

-‘ Sitting 38 minutes past the normal 6 pm.

Com- many .mons Friday cleaned up spend- ing estimates for eight govern- 'ment departments planning to spend $2,481,208.56? during 1964- 6.

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