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is fully] study areas Of cooperation be- | a with. the joint Boards of ‘a twen the two institutions. pine at See at len barking of dogs and braying eatest ~ ie higher edu-| “The conflict apparent on the and St. Dunstan's in developing | e eys. of the Italian Peninsula that) renaissance, suffered worst. face of these two separate re. | its long-term plans for financing | _ Now, mayor, Serge Cleret, lay stunned and suffering Sus-| The city and sur area " al govern- dic ings t need | higher education on Prince: E4- ia published a municipal-.|day night in Italy’s most ex-| counted at least 4 and - ace matier of | Por's, Gcisiled examication by {ward Island. It is hoped that | iecree forbidding the use of | tensive peacetime disaster incalculable damage to artistie solely | ‘the Provincial Government ct |these plans will not be jeopar-| motor vehicles except for As Seed. wolese soseted teem | cad soeiiiatorn Suupeees: with . Presmier dized by any unilateral deci | clearly defined professional, | Venice and Florence, the two} Italian Giuseppe Alex B. Campbell said last night. ao sions.” : commercial or tourist pur- Meped Hales Hivece "A Fe |teraet vee sae ot The . who had just re- ) Government has be Premier Campbell added that | voses. He also ordered driv- Adige - spilled’ over | distraught su Poh: eee oes: See fo oe ee toragd the Atlantic Win- | voting much time to the matter ' Education Min ES e L.|\ -rs to turn off their motors |their banks at scattered point$|toured the oozing, debris OPPOSITION LEADER. of Shelburne, NS. who was on is Premier. Stanfield of No-<| ter= was commenting on a of financing higher education in | Bennett is out of the province vhenever they st in North Italy. streets. Diefenbaker shakes hands Sat- "etlected president ef the. wa Scotia. The meeting was recent~ announcement by the) the Province, | aptici- | and is expected to return early decree, issued last The Italian government mobt- le don’t need-you here, we Nova Scotia Progressive Con- held at Halifax. Board of Governors of Prince of | pated entering into close cooper- | this week. : month, warned that if the [lized the armed forces to help|need bread, we need water, urday with Maurice Flemming ‘servative Association. Lacking _ (CP Wirephoto) | Wales College. ' resort’s domestic birds and 7| bloci“hew’ floods and rush- more Screamed.one man. “Why dost “. ie “Our interest here is first of] (SRANIDPA’S DAY CARS beasts. ‘are not ‘silent st aid ‘and to stricken | you stay in Rome and organize aa “Diefe =~ | 1b: k ar Gi —— ;No tic | alla financtal-one;inasmuch-as}—*= +f . ——} night, ere we SS — ——— a e 3 y we will be required to provide | . 4 Se brought before a magistrate. Landslides near Belluno im si é leTenDaKer IVES INOTICE = el tla L BRITISH TRAFFIC sen hipn ured hoes” ser | talons ods had done mene : ; education in the province. . e MP standing after overflowing riv-|Gamage than did . * . “I have not as yet had time! BRIGHTON, England (AP) raised the speed limit for : rince —— a 7 a E : , ‘ he Sall-mmplications ofthe state, ee on, eeiea'e Sie | heresies Serringe fe amnpctioeenciehian <lieesiedhd seme neeeee ae ment temed during my sberece| 504 Gundey and snarled | ended the need for all and shepherds. They added be

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: ——— — ne -0n_the_subject_of- = ; - + ‘|mew deaths to a fatality See Ta oy a ee a ; ae sland universities traffic all the way from Lon- | fernal machines to pre- ‘ exceeded : _-SALIPAS 4cP)-— Ooposticer tection of thepving ton ar'tree oY atiag in "as {hes beee ‘brought to my atien-|-40n 40° the- coast | ceded ‘by a flag-waving pe- To PC Party: ~ ihe an Veneto re- Leader Diefenbaker, heartened | party chief. | eecmaiet association's history |‘®. however, that two state- | Thousands _of_well - wishérs | eee. “ ow -sian_of the” northeast reported. a rousiug welcome from | a5 9 no [aed Trem resolation af @i0- |ietee to Seeeuncererat of a), ned, the Se-mile Toute as toe en ee eae ie, |more 100 deaths. It was ‘. Nova Scotia Progressive Cow- | necta qand so lone as t's |cral confidence, Previous press. [DEINE the, amnouncement of @/ fovs1 Automobile Club com | clght countries - joined the of the Conservative feared the servatives, gave notice Satur- ; dents had been acclaimed with- / cision by the Board of Gov-| memorated the 70th annivers- | jaunt — French de , be “very seriously threat-|trom the i : party will not-return to the days ernors of Prince of Wales. Col- | ° | German Benzs, American jened” if the national convention | might reach of reaction,” he said above the ®t opposition: ary of motoring’s emancipa- | pie with the R j ° aa am of | Delegates re-elected” Maurice lege to the effect that they had tion—th end 6f red-fiag dom- | 2ldsmobiles and Stanley isn’t allewed to deal wit were injured. eso ution some 1,000 party” faithfuls at | Flemming of Shelburne as pres- | tion on iedieaiiane, sme = ination of pioneer drivers. | ae starters, 214 ar- Ee MP Deed MacDencia sedi CALAMITY WORSENS” ei the provincial Conservative As-| ident over Halifax broadcast | nunstan’s University. The More than 200 cai¥all of | rived im time to qualify for |Saturday. More than two Backs Diet | scistiors anmuat convention Feceative inlay MecDonald. 2 | second statement. announced on |them built before 19%—com- | the Punctuality Medallion, | ~All 1 cectant:‘qusations—sast ere barat ede ae te me — Slee et ee ee ee : : ‘nad-pub-| radio, had its origin at the joint peted in the run, one of Brit- ‘the only reward for their ef- | be raised if the party \s to be| and merth - the. ae tee Sine reassessment of the Gor held pageants. The oldest car ie the run. Island MP sald in a speech to |loss wee worse servative i | the neet ae Se eee toda Young, Progress ‘on terenee Mayor Piero_Bars. De —: girs omy se nepreeonencuneneretamsnneenana mem jervative ‘Assnclation — —|art tnchuded "a fale F : oe x : . er we open the doors to/ Christ by 3 ~ aN se get Tein tality ate Gent” be anil, loan F Red Point Farmers Retain 275 22: == fase oa amt moti Se RM eae ce 7 ___..__._ |eompromise — on -whe books were water-logged in the | ihe . The Arno invaded ; i wis : leadership question should be|wational Library. Monks skilled | Streets te banks i= Pisa, recommended the. first reap- |i aie } -o Ff 2 e hashed out at the party’s 2-lin the restération of old docg-(but ‘Dever reached the tower Praisal of the national Jeader- | 21 were trying to improve om | Mr. : : tional convention to be held i@/ ments were sent to Florence site-on the other side of the eliy. ship take” place before the |*),™members in the House?” | field. our federal members and alr Uu my - far Ottawa later this month fieein+.meeneatenten—de 2 vag of 100. Mr. Picieobeber = a4. os | members of the legislative as- Se a ; : ig Donald aid ke im (fovernment experts remove Severe Storm Sprin, asiie greaal —<=-s : mee @ bigger e rulae aecunment of the pre | made verbal repayment of bis) Armed with that support,| By NEM: MATHESON turn his boys back. so they stay- | 2.000 political decision-making. Lim-|""4 “7. the books. regular assessment of the pro- | political debt. Mr. Diefenbaker enthusiastic | HALAFAX — Red Point Far-\ed in the “arm-lock” pulling | j Red Point boys weigh- |iting full participation in the. |__ The U.S. government and the Hits Portugal __ vincial leadership: siso “was sp-) = want to pay tribute to your | silly poked fun and scorn at the [mers are heavyweight cham- |. He feared the boys’ |q, process until middle age de- samen" eeaead ae Proved, although there was 2° tremendous loyalties,” he said | Liberals on a wide range of top. |pions of the Aflantic - Winter |hands would be pretty well lick- St. Peter’s pulled Saint John |\stroyed “‘interest and enthusi-|T™™ent im sending aid LISBON (AP) — Portugal indication support for. Premier | of the Conservatives’ sweep of | ing Fair for the third successive |ed by that time, he said. (Continued: on page 3 col. 9) |asm.” ee far nan _100,000 men spreadireeled Sunday a bevere Stanfield was waning. 10 of 12 Nova Scotia seats_im| “What they (the Liberals) |year. They retaimed the title om| The long, difficult and interest- — disaster zones in a des-|storm with winds up to $8 nifles The YPCs, holding their an-|the 1965 federal election. “N@lare doing is they're chiseling Saturday night with a par-jing pall finally ended when the) , . . paige add te ree tnet rat aot © Seam nual meeting in conjunction jone in this nation did more o8 | away.” he said. “They've |tcularly hard-fought victory |Red Point Anchor man finally 8 iving—and to recover |fishing fleet and many . i behalf _of the national _part¥ | ksecked—the-—royal—out—of —the /0ver St. Peters.The_time was touched the-end of the Forum./ } , the dead betere epidemie| vessels running for safety tate association's weekend conven-|than Premier Stanfield. He and | Royal Canadian Navy: they've |#@ minutes, 34 seconds. The winners Pas a. wes - | flared. harbors along the Atiantie. tion regular review of |the premier of PEI. showed knocked ~the royal out of the| The two crack Island teams ovation a oi ue ut ' THOUSANDS IN DANGER Hundreds of homes were the national le. adership after an | What could be done RCAF. "They've made, a Hellyer jheld each other to a deadlog. | Which poche: | : Hundreds of thousands were | ded. In Lisbon, firemen am address. by Finlay MacDonald, | piecr FOUR PCs oe.” far the Scat deminer GARE SA (ee tants tanmecn the * ; homeless. More .were tholated | PTO" p, Utties teed inter ae (fxCu | All four. Prince Edward Is | MAINTAIN RELATIONS ———--|jato-the back lock as each tried {¢®0-best clubs. in the Maritimes, 4 or ons ~Pshioek, seareeti: Capouare eng | their homes i eureiag- Tele ————} for the ‘sonlor aasocigifon presi- tect secre clectinn although |m, We, imiend to “ensure the |to- pull the other from the starf-|and they really let loose with landslides. ™.| ‘The Cunard liner Queen Eile: uae Sosiniar Waller Show ue de oe a a ee ae ee pectin. ip Se eek Sew) On In helicopters, Jeeps, trucks, | Tishon "aed dnemed’ sane - shes ’ : n. We will [neither team had been able to . ' a —< | " «Mr. Diefenbaker “told the |feated. by Liberal Alex Camp |not permit the clandestine we-|gain more than a foot either a ierest had been| OTTAWA (CP) — Letter car-| The carriers were asked it |POo%, cane eablan craft, the | the Tagus. Some 200 passengers young ‘Conservatives he was ma oe dermining of our heritage and |way, and the wineer has to pull | puiiding up_ gradually it reach-|Tiers have authorized their un-|they favored giving their na-| covered croplands disembarked and made the 3 Cn Se: Oe ee a ae ot eee the entire team across the line |.4 5 peak when each of the |ion executive to call 2 national slime-| storm-tossed trip te shore i dence motion. - oe Mr, Dieles- jin the type of competition the |powerful teams turned into the strike if current pay talks with a Se -i - forces being relegated to nah | heute made ay sway i [8 tal crecesendo when — the | down. eg re = being Felegated = ok Straight ““Back-Lock serisational Roger . Decarie. _ president “ wode. .- |30 to 15. feet when the St.|club was just as generous, and|riers Union, Saturday night an- ; Ze ; The Proposed ‘new Defence |Peter’s team turned back into |they were merited, for the sec-|nounced results of a national | ; Act says any officer or mas |the original. direction, facing |ond. Island clob had contributed | referendum that produced a 90 now has authority to call a — as can be attached to the force ef |their opponents. equally to the exciting | per-cent vote in favor of em- the government doesn’t : . yo IC 5 Seed at srtat’s never hap-| Coach Ross ent, powering the national executive unar iter Re

PONTIAC, Mich.,{AP) — Ajwith the girls “and got it |Close to what happened § ; Halloween trick and . misdi- | straighteied out.” Winkler ob-jand 1956. We warned 2a 3 : rected. anger triggered events | tained Charlotie’s mame from |time there would be a “Or ; ~— | 4hich authorities blame for two Se ee ee ie a s : ; ee ee oe et ie CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. (AP) |of possible astronaut landing

Those who died were Char-| alone, the uniformed’ deputy |©!2!™med there was A lunar Orbiter II, a camera-( sites and other areas on the

> lotte J. Hinton, 13. and Alfred | talked to her from the porch | ‘hes said’ consumers carrying’ spacecraft with its own | mooi. Scientists hoped tt would *’B Howey. 39. 2 father of twoland told ber he'd return later | *20¥ how to buy. darkroom, rocketed space-| photograph the crater where daughters. to’ talk to ber mother, Mrs.| © medical care: ptecg and an orbit the | Ranger VIII crashlanded Feb. ‘Sheriff's Capt. Leo Hazem|Ralph Bowen, ‘and her step-| "Mr. MacEachen nee eee spend 829, 1965, to yield new informa- csnarttnte said __ both. deaths __had been | father... Seegistont ities ciamaenatnd. insienernemaacaee ble ar ing ere oS bore |e * : texture—ot =the EEE ruled suicide. Within two “hours, Winkler | and the prime athe se | moon's soil.

Hazen said it was ironic that got a call reporting

| ~ | The flight plan was far more owey had refused to gi : Pau a, |aeree with the mini A 08 - foot - tal Atlas | oc. . uc mien ak pee . en's Sed, brie | name” F sympathize with the Agena rocket roared moonward ain - than lunar Orbiter 1, ficers the. beside her and a fatal wound ns * ; America’s first satellite of the 2 he caught at Halloween. paint-|in her chest health minister. It's at 6:21 p.m. EST to start the hich : ~~ spraying a. dozen roadside mail _ . | Stand on the floor of flying photographic laboratory |™°°™ snapped 215 pie- boxes including his own. Then Howey tegen. Setting jan Rave Ge on a planned 92-hour, 232,029.| tures of lunar terrain features The captain said he also was |{*reatening phone calls, accus-/| under your-feet.” imile lunar voyage. in August from altitudes as lew “sure that no member of Char- ee oe roe The launching marked the| #5 19 miles. “sure "5. : first of two important steps this tote . . ani oe oy part tw dente B.C. Fish week in the U.S. manto-the subjected to” through repeated ne wife ae Friday im Vv moon program. Wi i LBJ Hopes “ telephone calls blaming him for gun had tons a How. ote To ke a toed Ranks © hike Jr. - Pe ibe visit to the girl —" ey’s mouth and he was dead VANCOUVER (cP) — BC | are to blast off to bezin a bs Operation , : a oe There was a note beside him. | herr; ye |day rendezvous and space- Capt. Hazen said this chain : herring fishermen i ~ rs : . ? < of events occurred: Hazen said the note prociaimed | wheimingly Saturday night to |p peer Thi Week ; The day after the Halloween ae = Ss oa = on strike : America’s two-man Gemini pro- is é knew | grani. ; : 2 ve . P 7 reiees dedinertion “arene |Siam't repert the Histon git. |p utes | |, Easy Ortier's powered Right |” FREDERICKSRUNG, “Yes ~~~ “erty and said “Howey had| seseurne “The fishermen, members of ired a five-minute burn of | (AP)—President Johnsén : . “chased and caught two of three INSIDE TODAY the independent United Fisher. the Atlas booster, a first igni-|Sunday he hopes his surgery ~ ' girls responsible. + iy ; men and Allied Workers’ Uni j tion of the Agena upper stage, a ean be ‘performed later this Deputy Roland Winkler went Sees: x dswaeks. 2 |rejected suggestions by 11-minute - coasting period im | week because he’s anxious te to investigate. and spoke to a | Sammerside .............- 3 jtom executive that fishing earth orbit, then a second | find- out the nature of the waman who gave him the name |* Deaths ..--...sc0ss600000.-3 i S , cme eeaee ie tne 1 the = fo in his throat. Sead itetty the ctinee. ARNO FLOOD DEVASTATES FLORENCE, ITALY ; aie. an was amoced. Tharsiay, oe Sioa Ge La ak iver the Italian city to ae eee a a ee Se ote oe a oe. Tee nse ae Su want to file a complaint, that ri. gale winds wrought havoc the ‘* world’s greatest art trea-” (ap wirephote by cable frem built to take, and radio |'added that tests will be fun he had talked over the incident ef past two days,.and caused ie Mie te earth more than 2 pictures when

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