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CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, THURSDAY, JUNE 3, 1965. mor MOBS SEVEN CENTS

Astronauts, Gemini IV Set For Launch Today

| Rendezvous In Space Planned Over Pacitic

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Confession Taken On Tape iDebated|In Supreme Court

POLISH,

esa PAINT AND PRETTY UP

is at the Centennial Commis-__ real; Mayor Wilson: Wendall

Mayor R.B Wilson of Vie-

‘ Ee 5 ay OTTAWA (CP) — A New dress himself to other points made by persons accused of Eat ¥ toria, B.C, uses a model w sion’s conference in Ottawa ee Charlottetown and ck lacwer bela” to lee Ae ae Gaede leapital murder and solicited by By CHARLES STAFFORD —White's ‘venture into space explain how the city of Vie- on community improvement ‘aan — oo fae Supreme Court of Canada Wed-| Mr. D'Arcy was still present- ‘police “‘are contrary to the best | CAPE KENNEDY (AP) _ to test man’s ability to fune- toria plans to clean up for the and rural beautification. From yee mesday to decide whether tape ing his case when the court ad- principles of Canadian Jaw and rs > |Gemini IV was cleared for lift- tion in the unfriendly environ-

;public policy.” He knew of no ia)” - off today on a marathon flight — ment.

Centennial Year: The model left: Paul Vaillancourt, Mont- (CP Wirephote) recordings of alleged confes- journed until today. —The longest flight yet in the

American space effort, de- signed to test the effect on

that will carry astronaut Ed-

‘authority permitting the use of ward H. White to a lonely ren-

tape recorders at trials.

sions are admissible as jidence in capital murder trials.

£v- GAVE CONFESSION

: v i ‘ Evidence against Colpitts in- ‘ dex rith fi in the black ; Paul, Creaghan of Moncton s SAYS TAPES DANGEROUS pevous win tame is ink - : }made the request in a Seats) eee er eee oe He said. Canadian legal prac- | a a ane a o a exposure . te ute plea for a new trial for Reg- fave to the RE — mt thes tice is built around written | i unch hid aliens Ee ae gree ae }inald John Colpitts, 19, also of aan prisuaexercine statements. Introducing —.sound-- | =. ADT) —- : penn ee _. J : |Moncton. Colpitts has been sen- to courtrooms was dangerous. | ~ | Officials of the Gemini space 5S. p to tn the — tenced to be hanged for the Yard. ifficulti + program lit the green lights on the moon early in next { iz At bin 453 Ii : The difficulties inherent in us- de death last Sept. 26 of Dorches- t his trial, Colpitts admitted Wednesday: decade.

ing tape recordings ‘‘are best | avoided by limiting the taking jaf confessions to the techniques

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ko itenti recording the confession but ne mere pertained he lied to shield another - The court indicated, however, coe > already in use.” j that it was cool to the tape-re- | “ ause Mr. Creaghan also argued! corder—argument bya ekteg eo he_lied-for-had-given-tns: trial Judge Albany Robl- Crown attorney Leycester ¢vidence against him. - chaud of Dorchester did not put

EUG! 3 | “The spacecraft is ready to asTRONAUTS CALM en MacOrAle i White, 34, an air force major,

| go, is go and jis a calm man, Dr. Charles A.

On Commons Rules Streamlinin Se Local Man =

——— OTTAWA (CP) —_The_Con- cabinet ministers to seek time Mr. Churchill urged the gov- cian, told a press conference

“Al major tracking equip- ment is green and ready." Wednesday.

servative Oppositien threatened limits for debats each sta: ment t it resolution ~. : : 5 Wedersday to drag out debste of a bill is actually another peggy ofa pro. D'Arcy of Fredericton to ignore ie rere ocd tontesions COitts’ defence fairly before “The crew.is in excellent He has a normally low pulse in—_the—Commons—on - proposais_.form’ of elesure. = posal: to establish—time limits ‘at part of the appeal and ad- HRES Oh MNCRCG COMCSIINS ithe jury. The judge had not condition, the best I've ever rate of a distance runner. His to streamline rules and proce-~ The government had softened for discussing departmental jdrawn the jury's attention to cae seen.” heart normally best 50 times @ dures over what it termed a its appearance by calling it al- spending estimates. All parties : 8 {Colpitts’ sworn denial of the ’ “Everything,” said mission minute. “When he gets excited deadlock about allocating time location of time but “in actual are agreed on this proposal, he — or his evidence that an- ; director Christopher Colum- it goes to 80," Berry said. limits for discussing legislation. fact. it's the worst form of clo- said. = jother prisoner was close to the | bus Kraft Jr., ‘looks to be McDivitt, 35, also an air force Gordon Churchil! ‘PC--Win- sure that could be developed This would permit further guard just before the murder. about as good as you could major, is in excellent ‘health, ‘‘iper South Centre’ said the within a system of parliamen- inter - party negotiations about et : ~~ —~+t--He--said-the -judge~ alse -erred-- hope—for at this point in the-~-ton: - : in not telling the jury of the CAPITAL BUREAU countdown.” (Continued on page 3 Col 2)

propesed guillotine rule to allow tary goverament.”

Tie Vote Is Record In British Commons

allocating time for legislation.

THREATENS MORE DEBATE He said unless the govern- ‘ment agreed to drop the guil- jlotine proposal for the present +to- permit negotiations his party ; would continue to debate the “controversial measure.

Mr. Churchill said that the debate. which has: continued for more than two weeks, appears to have reached a deadlock.

= conflict in the evidence given by 4. OF THE GUARDIAN If the flight lifts. away on ; two crown ‘witnesses, both of orrawA — Eugene A. Mac- time, Command Pilot James A. A them priscners. Donald of Charlottetown was one McDivitt will pilot the 7,500- GARBED AS CONVICT of % independent experts ap- pound Gemini IV to a high noon The court dismissed a defence pointed here Wednesday by Jus- rendezvous with a satellite—its_ CAPITAL BUREAU , The minister said the staff sroument that Colpitts was pre- tice Minister Guy Favreau to a Own booster—over the eastern OF THE GUARDIAN archaeologist of the Canadian judiced because he was brought | special committee on correct- Paacific. OTTAWA — ‘There are no) historic sites division had un- to the courtroom in prison ions. DIVE INTO SPACE projects planned for the Fort dertaken a two-month exeava- clothes. The —New =. _ The role of oo consukams white protected by a pres- Amherst historical park in‘ tion with a crew of 12 im 1963. Court of Appeal. vhich dis- is to offer to the five-man main iq space suit and linked = : ani missed the appeal March 5, said committee specialized advice , Sas 5 ff Preliminary documentary re : ; ’ to the world of man only by a P.E.I. im 1965, Northern Affairs search was initiated in the same the jury would have been aware on the wide range of problems thiny golden tether, will ste | and National Resources Minis- year to assist in the production anyway that Colpitts’ was a relating to the treatment of of- into the airless; weightless void.

Presbyterian - Moderator Is Elected

TORONTO ‘CP? — Rev. James Alan Munro. 66, of Tor- onto was elected moderator of

LONDON (‘AP)—The British a rear as the. tie vote was an- The government i ? ; House of Commons came up nounced. _ would permit a cabinet mint-|ter Arthur Laing revealed Wed-' or ground interpretation signs convict. i fenders. He will become a human satel- the Sist General Assembly of Herbert Butchér, ster te set debating times i | to be erected this summer. Mr. D’Arcy‘said the-case was Mr MacDonald, who is 8 lite, orbiting the earth ahead of the Presbyterian Church im

with a tie vote, 281-281, Wednes- Then Sir day night om a major tax re- deputy chairman of the ways form measure of the Labor: and means committee, gave his deciding vote to the Labor gov-

pen Im reply to a question put on v

committee failed ‘he Comeens’ order “pa social worker, was educated at his spacecraft at 17,500 miles Canada Wednesday night limit re. ' }Queens Heath arrie,

the Universitytof Ottowa_and-re-! an- hour -but <unconscious of Dr. Munro, a native of ‘Wi- ceived a bachelor of science de- movement. nipeg who has administered the

in @ simple one for the jury to de- ae eae ee a lore oF the cide. The only issue was the

an_ all-party fort and is expected to be com- | “last minute” denial of the ev-

to agree on

The bill was saved by the €rmment for a one-vole margi. It would provide more Diep ir a nee cece by early fall. A typo- idence and Colpitts’ attempt to gree and a master’s degree in ro. 19 minutes--during which home. missions of the Presby- acting chairman. a Conserva- Defeat for the proposal to in- ing time than under the exist | Wilt dictate the extent to which £@phical survey was carried out Mame the crime en snsther us- | sociel work. he will cross the North Ameri- terian Church for the last 16 tive. who went along with the ‘roduce a new corporation in- ing closure rule but would a> |cesenatoadties of the fort can be "behalf <n oe = mamed prisoner- =| Since 1952 he has worked for can continent from the Pacific years, is a graduate of Saska- tradition that the chair always come tax in Britain would have sure that a bill would be passed ‘contemeplated but it would not oe > ts consemlantaledl ue A R j the P.E.I. department of wel- to the Atlantic—White will take toon Teachers College and the

. si son: : oe ‘ : Temi ite ee a et gs arc asaee we eee Sage Ee geen 7 | ts mene enecet| SUNONYOROITING | Son te Os ves ncten eve, te, | Une sense, De son's government. ~ OTHER QUESTIONS Are Promised | fare. Before holding this post touch it and, hopefully,.describe Called to the ministry while

Jubil “on i

Jubilant. Co servatives set up mothers’ al- what he sees and feels to the teaching in Coleville, Sask. he

world below. eompleted the theological His space odyssey will be the course at Knox College, Ter

‘dramatic high point of a sched- onto, in 1931 and became min-

uled four-day flight that en- ister at Rosetown, Sask., after

compasses the whole objective his ordination.

of the Gemini program: to, in| Six years later he was called

Kraft's words, “Learn how to to Cooke's Church, Chilliwack,

It probably would not have brought the government down, but the government whips re- sponsible for getting members of Parliament into the voting ‘lobbies would have been called

Parliament AtA Glance othe carpet—as they probably

By THE CANADIAN PRESS The House of Commons was sitting as a ways and means

WEDNESDAY. June 2. 1965 committee to consider amend- The Commons continued de ments to the annual finance bate on government proposals bill. That was why Butcher was to streamline House proce- in the chair instead of the dures. House Speaker, Sir Harry Hyl- The / Conservatives served ton-Foster

In reply to another question he was director Mr. Macquarrie. Mr.

i tow in P.E cae said that no decision has Japanese Miners ances in

of a

SACKVILLE, N.B. (CP) — A panel of Roman Catholic. Bap- tist, Presbyterian and United | Church clergymen agreed Wed-

Ice, wind and tides had caused 4.04 safety reforms as angry ‘have been under study by the} ich cait 297 lives On Rural Slums The . dian Army during the Second things ahead for the church im of public works. A complete re-| Friday Church here said Wednesday the booster and a second at- nominated by the Presbytery

[ | Ne lect been made to construct & TOKYO (Reuters) — Premier | sland Delegate considerable scouring and eros- | coal arta ae : planned a strike in ion of this area in the past, the ‘ on est against a mining explo- oa {perform true space operations.” B-C.. and’ left that pulpit te_en- National Research Council and i 60,000 - member coal SACKVILLE. N.B. (CP) — A the results of this study are be- - . : . ) 7 miners union called a strike for jay delegate to the Maritime “an in the flight plan “—; Beceis oo the rural community.” port on the problem is expected Mands for drastic changes in Dr. A. E. Kerr, president Shortly. te government's coal MINING the chareh hem't begun to come tempt ister in the day (lef Newfoundiand, cheer mat t to grips with the problem of ru- move close to it once more. stand for nomination.

| bridge across Rustico Harbour. Eisaku Sato Wednesday prom- . Outlines Views minister said. These problems | cin in southern Japan Tuesday list as a chaplain in the Cana- LONGEST FLIGHT

ing assessed by the department | ; :

to back up their de- Conference of the United —The initial rendezvous with Zion Church... Charlottetown,

emeritus of Dalhousie Univer-| Replying to a question from safety policies.

potice they will continue de- : bate unless the government drops its debate-limiting pro- posals.

Gordon Churchill (PC--Win- nipeg South Centre) asked for

Nowlan Funeral To Be Saturday

OTTAWA ‘CP)—Labor Minl-

mesday that the church does not fulfil. its mission in the rural areas of the Maritimes.

The panel discussed church work in rural life at the Mar- itime Conference of the United Church meeting here.

sity and former principal of Pine | John Mullally, MP for Kings, Hill Divinity Hall in Halifax, the department of national de- was elected president of the | fence revealed that’ an integ- Maritime Conference. A native Tated tri-service _ recruiting of Louisbourg, N.S., he was centre has been established in ordained in 1921. : ,

this year. The centre is located

Sato said he has accepted several cabinet resignations and will announce a cabinet re- shuffle today. ;

By Wednesday night rescue

bodies from the Yamano col-

ral poverty.

Allison Profitt of Freetown, P.E.I., said: “it's a problem of our whole scale of values. We pay more and more for other

Charolttetown, effective April 1)workers had recovered 232 things and want to pay less and

j less for food.”

—)

Ont. Woman Elected

He succeeds Dr. J. D.N. Mac- ‘in the Queen Charlotte building, \liery where leaking gas ex- Donald of Upper Musquodoboit, corner of Water and Havilland’ ploded, burying miners 1,500 N.S. feet underground. ‘

He said in the last 11 or 12 years the buying power of the farmer decreased about 37 per cent, while consumer purchase | power increased about 40 per | cent.

the proposals — “the worst ster MacEachen will represent _ form of closure.” Prime Minister Pearson at fu- Douglas Fisher ‘(NDP—Port neral services Saaturday for Arthur) suggested discussion George Nowlan. former Con- of a permanent Speaker for servative cabinet minister who the Commons be ruled died in Ottawa Monday. out of order A transport department plane The Senate gave final ap- is to carry Mr. MacEachen and Proval to the bill setting 75 as | other parliamentary represent- a retirement age for future atives to Wolfville. NS.. for Senators. burial of the member for Digby- It was given Royal assent Annapolis-Kings along with amendments to the” Opposition Leader Diefen- National Housing act and a baker. Finance Minister Walter bit’ providing interim spend- Gordon. Citizenship Mini- ing authority for the govern- ster Nicholson and Senator J. J. ment until June 3. Connolly. government leader im the Senate. are expected to be

Rev. A. A. MacDonald of St. Francis Xavier University said that all demominations were doing poorly in rural areas.” If the church had never existed, our rural people would be no worse off than they are at pre- sent. The church has failed miserably.” *

There was a great need for co-operation between denomin- ations, said Father MacDonald. ““Our people have always been together: it is the clergy who have been divided and who have divided them.”

“The main thing that the

President Of IODE

By ANNE MASON P — ata = WINNIPEG (CP) — Mrs. J. , Neil Gordon of Toronto Wednes- He said he took exception to day was elected president of a resolution from the confer- the Imperial Order Daughters lence’s rural life committee, of the Empire, a women’s serv- | which he said seemed to place ice organization with 28,000 all the blame on education members. Education is involved, but The attractive mother of five jthere is more than that. Mr. was selected to the post at the Profitt told ministers and lay JODE’s 65th annual convention. delegates. Rural slums are the

“That's what is creating the {rural slums everyone's so wor- ried about,”’ Mr. Profitt said.

church is doing.in rural areas | y G : THURSDAY. June 3 im the party, Mr. MacEachen’s is maintain g hip,” said result of the whole social out- “i sanaealien at oi pore The Commons meets at office said Wednesday. Rev Rolyn Palmer, rural look. hinel's coramandina otties .

2.39 p.m. to continue the rules Mr. Nowlan’s body was flown debate. The Senate meets at to Wolfville Wednesday in an 3pm RCAF piane.

When her husharid enlisted in the Queen's Own Rifles in 1939, his commanding officer sug- | gested that all the wives should belong to one women's organl- zation

church assistant in the home mission department of the Mar- | itime Convention of the Baptist Church. ‘““We are weak in the) © field of evangelism and parti- cularly in follow-up work,” she! | said. “We need fellowship and | werk. And we must involve the

Chou En-lai Begins Tour “We all joined the [ODE 1

RAWALPINDI ‘AP Pre- have never regretted the step = mier Chou En-lai of China ar- and thoroughly enjoy the work,” Sirived Wednesday for overnight che said in an interview i = jtalks with President Moham- Mrs Gordon believes that med Ayub Khan of Pakistan. each person owes something to | He leaves for Tanzania today his community in service, and 4 after a W-hour stay there always will be a place for | Informed sources said Chou the volunteer worker

and Ayub Khan would discuss “a wide range of subjects in- ;eluding Viet Nam. the problems

oo sen

N.S. Man Will Face Trial In Death Of Wife, Children

LUNENBURG, NS. (CP) He said the children died by James Freeman Fleminz. 22. of imhaling carbon monoxide fumes nearby Hebbville. was commit- in the house after it caught fire. ted Wednesday to stand trial in “Is there evidence that Fleming

‘oo Court in Bridgewater, caused the fire to nccur? The is- N.S.. on sue is as simple as that.”

superintendent of home missions for the Maritime Synod of the Presbyterian Church. said “what we need is co-operation at the bettam. We must integrate the grass roots, and change the thinking of our people.”

Dr. Norman Whitney. United Church minister in Prince Wil-|

MRS. J. NEIL GORDON

them an idea of others prot lems and helps make them bet ter people.”

She said can bring more Commonwealth

WANTS RECRUITS Asked if she has any

ae | ; - sh renes the IODE their two children ‘ imme- = ef

z me a

Provincial Magistrate Hiram “ . on 0t ya e? ‘of peace in Asia and the forth. diate plans for the IODE, Mrs. anata tar * s Carver ruled there was suffi- oan on the murder charge in- liam. N.B.. eal 7 sat be coming Afro-Asian conference Gordon said she hopes to see an ee - or ‘et indie “aues cient evidence to put Fleming ring Mrs. Fleming. trate on teaching our young let Algiers.” inerease in membership he sity stud

. . wealth stud s st to trial on the three capital mur- _ Prosecutor Gary Bardon said — oS cause “our work is so diversi- a cae far Oe cae der charges oo a is =p Seales but that on ] Strike Ham rs fied that there's something for ships : ;

Fleming. a former “finance evening question, some- c pe everybody.” : ’ company executive. will he kept one murdered Mrs. Fleming.” INSIDE TODAY a A campaign to increase IODE —— a 2 oe ae in custody in county jail until = said. evidence showed that Classified ae. + Vancouver Port membership by 1987 was sug- one a. wail aon _ the trial. expected in October | was probably Fleming.” He Se dedi ...... 2 6 Br bi ~ va 4 gested at the annual convention, future of ae pe a

The bodies of his wife and two *4%¢ this was all that was re- Comin cteeues s > . os ne ,* : = VANCOUVER (CP) — Grain Mrs. Gordon especially is in- lot on thic tcne of exchange. sie =e sasesees ms Son teuanb “ypu coe Sport is ‘ 12, 13 oe ‘ Gi. s handlers struck the Alberta terested in getting young mem Mrs. Gordon = ia

Fleming home in Hebbwi : ee eee. wheat pool here Wednesday but bers into the IODE. There ts a gourmet cooking a nitting, after firemen were called to the Mr. Bardon said there was je ie rc ; | LEMAY’S SISTERS KISS THE BRIDE jleft the port's four other elewa- trend to formation of junior had done much of her volunteer house March 2. ; “ are tr oe =" pre Vineness, weds ...... 2 | % tor companies free to operate. chapters for girls from the ages Work with chi'dren

Defence lawyer Leonard Kitz time . Flem- . Bese: | i i , : : : : | Declaring its tience “has of i2 to 18, she said “Volunicer work is rewardi

. Susu Waeeesese 4 | _ Lise Lemieux Lemay (cen- , migration office anteroom. marriage. took place before a pa' u ng said there was not sufficient evi- s death “which supports the Féitertais ' ' issed : rs - run out.” the grain-handiers un- ‘The IODF is less regimented and satisis nc You ale a more fence to commit Fleming for oi deat that the person who gy ly ji: : gg punené, Gaetan tan The sisters are Suzanne Pois- hearing where Lemay is fight. 110° Ooo ite men from the Al. than Brownies or Gusles. a fenediine oman i cae trial nn charges of murdering murdered her was the person Prince Connty 2 may, after het marriage Wed. _80n ‘left) and Carmelie Par- ing deportation te Canada herta elevator at noon and set it's wonderful for teen-agers to other interests beyond those of the two children. ; who set the fire. : ; nesday in a Miami, Fla. im- ent, both of Montreal. The. {CP Wirephote). | up picket lines. : do volunteer work. It gives your home and family.” .. _

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