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The US. embassy reported Thursday night that charred lidenfification papers found on the scene indicated an Ameri- can family of three was killed im the crash. The three , were identified as Lewis Page How- | ard, his daughter Elizabeth, and |his wife. The embassy listed \their hometown as_ Sturgis, | Mich. Howard was believed em- ployed by the Arabian-Ameri- can Oil Co., an embassy spokes- man said.

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Mr. Diefenbaker said the ba- sic weakness of -Parliament_is lack of a permanent Speaker. He suggested the present Speaker, Alan Macnaughton, be given the appointment. If so, the Conservatives would not op- pose him in his Mount Royal

“I have the highest admira- tion for the manner in which he has tried to do his duty with dignity and impartiality.”

Mr. Diefenbaker said that if a permanent Speaker is ap- pointed, many of his party's

Qieen Elizabeth their nationwide tour. Zinn, welcoming the Queen, “guillotine” rule would make ment withdraws its fire and both her people and the silver, red and green called her “famous for her per- \Parliament a rubber stamp and brimstone. __ i 1 Germans Thursdar 70 newly - installed sonal radiance and friendly a@ puppet of the government. He “also. criticized ahsentee- “half-century of bi for its @ occupants, open-mindedness.” : “No tyrant could ask for ism among MPs. fwo world wars behind the Queen 2 miles to He said the resumption of An- - more,” he said. ‘‘This is a par- es rer, ; = See 2; : -- | : . : NOT JUSTIFIED i ee ai capital city-of the state of _gle-German_relations after their: tieularly_formidable....form 0 wie MEPs” were|-bein a ae where massing crowds “most tragic aid blackest™ pe- | te a rs" — a: of her ilday state visit. $ © had caused ali reads to he riod could be attributed “above | He appealed to Prime Minis- $8, a year—4, co yee appealed for “mew and better” ciiced 2% hours before her ar- all to the harmonizinz influence iter Pearson to refer the “‘guil- ane ia aia — im | Anglo-German understanding at Ja) . 3 of your majesty’s personality.” Motine” lution to a Com. 2% comtin absenteei: Koblenz. Then : — i : the chamber. she enued <> ' Me . ‘ tmons committee so that safe Rhine and on to Wiesba- : ; : could Wa ndaed. to the Nothing is doing more harm :' den by train a visit to her . |° "DONALD D. LOVE, 45, of guards ‘pita Vc tect the %. this institution than absent- On eas a Tt .equeste ~~ fae Tat Billed Thursday in the Tights of the opposition. — The ond soe ok. Gla pra: —- EE Ee = | The Queen and Prince Philip ? istami Interna. .. Mt. Diefenbaker also asked 4.) \ould be a daily roll call, ” —s were img the first visit of } <2 roe that the vote on the motion be : aaa 2 _— - 1 ; ional Airlines jet en route to. " ‘nee he predicted. - CAR INVOLVED IN ACCIDENT jtheir tour to the mearby home ° | en route t0--freed from party lines so eg . of ef the reval relatht ee Cairo from Karachi, Pakistan. 110 lite of the inority govers- ° ao iz of - i ' He was an official with Esso os ae a tae The likened the Commons rules to 2 -_ 2 ne i we Ludwig of Hess, Eze g. International, Inc. Love stu- | hee sao sid earlier the tmore of a hockey game. With nyjure Iscoucne TOUTN =“ | : J di encicering a the Un Fae vibe let ofcomdence Teorel 0, Me preps d wes es e od : 1s _ : ‘ . . ; Wersity of Manitoba and at : va : changes, “it wouldn't be much , 5 : : 2 : . Earlier : The P.E1.. Liquer Control and assess the suitability of oth- McGill. He offi in the Liberal . administration. ef a hockey game if one side -_ acknowledging | the Commission will ask Capital En- er possible. sitet for the store.” il. He served as an offi “This will make, Parliament a a te ing of : welcome of the 100,008 people of = ns said -o- i cer in the Canadian Army ¢ : was denied ¢ carrying © e ; terprises Limited to halt con- Mr. Cannon . however, if World War IL. rubber stamp of the govern joie. sticks.” : Keblenz, the Queen said: - g@ruction of Summerside’s new work on the site coatinues to- during = , ment ‘and the bureaucrats,’ he sagan with those who be- es n ou e Oo a i ax | “For 530 years we have heard liquor store on Granville Street day. there will be a ratepayers said. “This is a design to pre- Meve that Parliament should: be Sekar : : t20 much about things which North” meeting at 9 3) tonizht in Athena a | vent full discussion of contro- like a permanest election cam- ; _ __ have divided us. Let us mow The decision was reached yes Regional High School “to dis- | versial legislation.” paign. It exercised its control SUMMERSIDE BUREAU wireh_being tamcied around the severe chest amd brain injuries. piske a great effort to remem- terday following a meeting be- cuss what further action can be | He appealed to Mr. Pearson: at vette « its OF THE GUARDIAN vehicie and seconily. due to dif- At about noon, he was put OM por the things which united us. tween the commission and rep- takes.” | “Don't destroy this institu- oor a A Misreurke youth Joseph ficalty im ebtaininc a tow truck am RCAF plane to be flown to wits these links we begin to _resentatives of ratepayers of Others im the delegation head- \tion and its independence by ee ee ee Charlies Gaudet. 16, who was to lift the car:off the two Victoria General Hospital ss Regional High School ss a a j pie Sey Sot" : sap ; ; forse a new and better under- Athena | ed by Mr. Cannon were Edwin ng puppet ideas were tested, truth was eriticaliy impered in a car ac- Men who were in the area The older brother, Thomas J oding in the future.” who protested that the liquor Lewis S H si | The C ative leader said : : gga — fe agian _ 7. 8 _ ae Chancellor Ludwig Erhard at store site was too close to the wright, Bedeque. Henry Scales, the proposed rule would give faut a eae he eat seccumbed to the ingaries while attempted te push the vehicle from concussion and leg injur- . _ cae ing Th school. Wileest. Keith Lord. C ar die sukuk wields Chk beet. aulty ¢ ee bem transferred to Halifax by back of its wheels bot were ad- ies bat. io mot regarded im ser- a \’e oe Ps! ‘Mectenel Mh wthed chink Rebest Jardi Spee A gy a time limit even be- gomuroversy weve i) RCAF mercy fight yesterday af- vised met tm, as it was feared ious condition “great satisfaction and delight” Earl Cannon, who led the deleza- win Clark. Belmont: Grant -fore debate began on a contro- loment Hey. terme Mere serious injuries would be Vebicle from Bowness Funeral ae a Z id following the aoe: Mialiicen of the. Seen id Frem AP-Reuters eralal till the tine tinlt could Special precaution’ must be: ~The saath 3 sen of Sir and “See ‘tae eatin ee ee eee cinalictha that the commission “advised us Town Council and Francis Mac- CAIRO ‘CP)—A total of 121 40 a5 short as a few hours. ‘Aken to see thal Ratlianent Mrs. Cyril Gaudet of Misreoche. _ Fially 2 tow truck from the Halifax to pick up the remains. Crowds of see niieen |» wenld medeent the contracter | Qparrie a the Summerside Persons. were killed Thursday The “guillotine” rule in the 200%, B% become the plaything was eur of tuo eccupants im a ‘™ of D. Alex MacDonald Lid Am autopsy was performed in gives special helideys and | Wo operations immediate- Beard of Trade. “ when a Pakistani jet airliner, ish Parli was far less @ ‘ht, bureaucrats. When he 1565 model car which west oat arrived and within 2 short time Halifax and Dr. Lemoel Prowse, workers whe took time off made ly ap there weald be an epper- Attorny-General Alban Farmer Teported beset by engine trouble — oS counted the number of former of contrel om car cf the Link. ‘%t ‘ehicle was hoived and tue {he provincial corbner, is ex- the Queen shieut 15 minstes Iete : On, ts review dination dae attended. and fire im the landing gear. ngerou: : . contained top-ranking bureaucrats among jeter Read curves 2 shart dis. "ethers removed under the sp pected to announre teday wheth- whes ber | : a ae ene st euloes -efashed\ in the desert -six miles ee ot ty eer present ~ government. he oe ‘ tea ae vas ee i from this Egyptian capital. Six was applied by 2 Perms wondered whether this attitude and Country Chib at os on the scene Surving the deceased. along - fi M { ‘n° — all Pakistanis—sur. =**t. imparti Speaker, by was bing translated inte the mately 239 yesterday morning “Uy after the crash apd the with his s and his injured STEAM DOWN REINE ermanent serire ove \wived. .. ministers. ‘proposed rule changes so they The ciel excegeet wes 2 bee] ee ec we conte Nectar. Se beetles Lied ond) Pea Eshiee & cou- | A Pakistani International Air- ALLOCATE TIME could take shortcuts through " ae sg fem: shite Cui, o ead Ruine creas on the gleaming Said Late KR Junta’s Head lines spokesman said 109 pas- As proposed in the revamped Parliament. enero tise The car went off the road. BRAIN. CHEST INJURIES — surse at the Prince County Hos- white steamer Lereleo from Ke- y sengers and all 12 crew mem- rules, any minister could ask gmashing 2 kydire pele and land. The brothers were transferred: pital: Wilhelmina, Syivia, Grace‘ bleaz to Kaub. 2 bers. aboard. the Boeing 720-B -that a. House. business commit- Fi R bbe i img om its side im the ditrh with te Prince County Hospital br and Mary. atheome Frem AP-Resters the Organization of Americat perished. He said the passen- tee. with representatives from re, KO ries. beth eccupants pimeed umder the ambulances from the Bowness me brother. Maurice. prede- _, n® Wes Steed on the sterm SANTO DOMINGO (CP) — States have been trving to af- gers were 87 Pakistanis, 12 Chi- each party in the Commons, try ° wreckage and Compton Funeral Homes ceased him two vears aco of the flower-decked ship wav- The’ tiead of the civilian-mili- rance.” mese and 10 of other nationali- t9 work out an allocation of Investigated Rescue operations were af 2 and later im the morning sur- Tentative plans are for the ™& % cTowds of cheering Gef- tary junta in the Dominican Re- Imbert’s declaration was the ties—Canadian, American, Leb- time for an item of business. re 5 = ere s é Peng © gp ome gery was performed om the funeral to be held Saturday 235 o the river's banks. public said Thursday a perma- junta’s first public statement of amese and Egyptian. If the committee recom- At Moser River - first as a resalt of hydro younger whe was suffering from morning _Ancient cannons boomed from nest ceasefire is out of the its plan of action to end the However, the airline's initial mended a certain time alloca- riverside’ towns and villages. question and his troops soon Dominican rebellion. passenger list did not indicate tion, the minister then could SHEET HARBOR, N.S. ‘CP) MEMBERS ASK QUESTIONS a ships tooted and will attack the rebels’ stromg- “we are considering a 12- amy Canadian connections. move for concurrence in the — RCMP are investigating a the entire population held im dewstown Santo Do- hour truce for humanitarian A man shown on the list as recommendation. If the com- fire and two robberies at Moser | as out beneath the vineyards ‘mingo. reasons so dead and wounded “Mr. D. D. Love, American,” mittee reported it had been un- River, 12 miles east of here. to greet the reyal pair. Ges. Antonio Imbert Bar- can be removed from the battle was identified through other able to reach agteement on a_ Five buildings, including Tur- r Cy Im Kabu the royal couple fer rera, the junta president, said area” Imbert said. “But we sources as Donald Love, 45, of time limit, the minister could mer’s general store. a. ware- overCcra or oe Se se iis an i jew: “It now is to have renewed our miltary op- Riverside. Conn., an Esso inter- them move that an order be house, an icehouse, a barn and vince cial I5coach state traim—the late for a permanent ceasefire erations and they-cannot..be mational executive who went to made setting a certain length an oil shed, were heavily dam- biggest ever prepared for a for- such as the United Nations and stopped.” school and also worked in Can- of time for debate. aged by fire. which broke out

early Thursday morning. Canse of the blaze was not determined. Owners estimated the loss at $100,000.

About the same time, a can- teen and service station were broken ‘into and looted of a small amount of money. A com- munity hall was broken into; but nothing was taken

Parker Turner, manacer of Turner's general, store, said a’ ter the fire was under control, he found two adding machines tak- en from the store, hidden pear the building

‘ fears about the “‘package-deal” RCMP said that plain clothes “This sort of financial assist- Among the dead were 21 Pak- rule changes would be greatly police were taken to Moser Ri-

ance will make so much easief istani newspaper men and an lessened. ~ Iver from Helifax. 9 miles

the role of the volunteer age®- gndetermined number of other During his attack on the gov- away. to take part in the inves-

cies im providing advice and pewspaper men making the in- ernment, Mr. Diefenbaker, said tigation. Moser River has # pop-

guidance because it will be sugural flight. it “reminds! me of a feather ulation of less than 600.

given secure in the knowledge The plane, an American me. : 1

that the family’s basic seeds dgium-range four - engine craft, are being met”

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Was on an inaugural flight from Karachi te London via Cairo for the company. which has pre viously used Tehrah for an in- termediate landing. The disas- oad was the fifth worst in avia- ties history.

Meeting Sought | With De Gaulle

ST. PIERRE, St. Pierre-Mi- | quelon (CP)—President Charles de Gaulle of France has been asked ‘to meet with political |\leaders from this tiny French territory off the south coast of Newfoundland to iron out the economic troubles that have gripped the islands for the last year.

Major Role For Canada Seen By Shah Of Iran

By WILLIAM NEVILLE

OTTAWA ‘CP)—The Shah of fran singled out Canada Thurs- day as a nation ideally euqip- ped to play a major~role in narrowing the gap between the world’s have and have-not coun- tries.

In the major speech of his Canadian state visit, the Iran jan ruler told a Canadian Club luncheon this country could set

you with, fer your mch ma- terial and social and moral con- ditions make vou proper for it 1 feel certam that Canada wil! accomplish this muissien splen- didir.”

The %-vear-old shah spoke ta an overflow audience of more than 999 persons in the Chateau Laurier ballroom They gave the address. delivered in the Shah's equally impeccable Ene- lish and French. a warm re-

bd “a brilliant example” in the Ont. Village (field of assistance to under-de- Ception. us — ' veloped nations. ee a e wii. lighted the second day of the Hit B Fire This is a very, important Cook ionc visit by the shah and : y : ; mission that history has trusted 4:2 x vear-cld wife. Empress | FOLEYET. Ont. ‘CP)—A fire Farah ft is their first visit te \swept through this village of. Canada ow Thursday. destroving four INSIDE TODAY HONORS WAR PEAD \buildings im the business sec- Prior to the spaech. the shah tion. Seen, Guu oe . . toured the National Research The blaze destroyed a liquor Geert Eee cee 2 Council and placed a wreath at Store. an apartment building, Cc ; —S 43 «the ‘National War Memorial. He the post office. a private home Women's mere g _ then held private talks with Ex- and two confectionery stored Fi natthte re ee it ternal Affairs Minister : Martin 7 It was the second fire within Fait sais pet ees 4 and Indusiry’ Minister a two-day Atlantic ‘region- three months in the community. ee a A dinner and reception by the Si renfercece of corimunity © miles west of Timmins. The aan Guest oo dak b tetas be Dahan funds and councils of Canada first blaze in February de Priace County é night's Gevernment House af- The conference will wind ep 9 o Streved three burldings, inciud- . fair crien bv Go ernor-Gegerall ts afterrore. ‘img a hotel.

Vamer, rounded out the _ =