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Pearson Takes Office; House To Meet May 16

By JAMES NELSON , ‘ OTTAWA (CP) — Lester B. r' Pearson became Canada’s 14th prime minister Monday Almost immediate‘V he revised cabinet responsibilities and announced Po: lament will meet Thursday. May 16.

The new Liberal ministry lost no time in getting down to busty nvss. holding its first meeting in. niid-atternoon after a noon hour! h\\'(‘?l‘ll‘.gln ceremony at Govern-_ ment House. "

.1 oh n Dietenbakcr, retiring i Conservative p r I m e minister. ‘

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Members .Eiec e

CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, TUESDAY. APRIL 23. 1963.

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Robichaud Gov't Elected F With Increased Maiority

in NB.

Canadian Press list by parties of members elected ' New Brunswick tit-member of last legislature):

Progressive Conservative

Kings (t-hree members).~ xJohn B. M. Baxter. xGeorge E. Horton. xC. B. Sherwood, un- changed.

Carleton ’three members) —- xRichaid Hatfield. xFred A.

made his last official call .in ‘ I 150‘“ Stalrs' u". Governor - General Vanicr at ' .

11:15 a.m. EST. and he w: s fol- .ﬁgimimﬁ C223 “we "2::- lowed a few minutes later by i ' Mr. Pearson, who was sworn in :Ersgzs A. Mc‘llveen' an. with his 25 cabinet colleagues at Via,er (two memben) _ “0"” xJ. Stewart. Brooks. Leon

A private luncheon for the new cabinet followed. and then; they met in the historic oak- panellcd privy council chamber. in the East Block on Parliament Hill. .

NAMES RESPONSIBILITIES

After the meeting. Mr. Pear. son issued a set of announce-1 ments outlining the special re- sponsibilities of his ministers.

He named Charles M. Drury. Sit-year-old Montreal industrialg isi and tormer deputy defence minister. as the man who will head the i-ew department of in- dustl‘y the Liberals plan to es-' tablish at the first session of the new Parliament. Mr. Drury, as d e fe n c e production minister. was also put in charge of re~ search and atomic energy.

Mr. Pearson also announced federal-provincial relations will be coordinated by one minister. who will also be responsible for. developing bilingualism in the‘ civil service. Earmarked for the‘ job was Maurice Lamontagne,‘

REPORTERS C R 0 W I) about Prime Minister Pearson i Monday after the first meet-

as national defence minister.

to. Mr. Psarson's economic ad- In finance and trade. -—-xL. G. Desbrisay. xGilbert J. Viser in opposition. who wasPearson named two Tol‘ontolCalgal‘y South, and Mr. Trem-;Robichaud‘ unchanged‘ Judy LaMarsh. na med ﬂame? Dres:dcnt of the privy.members. Walter Gordon. 57.1blay. all economist from Mata-. Nomumberlm (four men. minister of health Monday in

council.

, 3snliant. and Mitchell Sharp. 31.1Parliament for the first time.“- Fraser Ken. mlnrwce _ hgrfsthgwgyvﬁggfg?sjusme former deputy trade minister this year. iMenzies‘ {Norb'eft ‘r‘rheriault

. = t 1 .H v ‘ Th i " h as - ‘ H S and “lama, anal“. Mr. emu under he ateL D we e nev cabinet as mem ll‘nchangw. :

son chose two 60-year-olds

;an accountant and business con- :pedia-Matane.

stration on Parliament Hill

ing of the new Liberal admin-

(CP Wtrephoto)

Mr.

3 Mr a cattle rancher representing

were elected

broadeastt'ig. and Mr. Hellyer‘Tremblay. 40. as minister of ' [eastern agriculture.

‘< In

Mr. Sharp will have l'eslltlll- lbers. the !argest on record. It,

Rideout. one gain from Lib. York (four members) xHarry Ames. xG. . Chaim- ers. xWeldon Lawrence. xJ. F. hiclnerney. unchanged.

Queens (two members—xWil- fred G. Bishop. xJ. Arthur Moore. unchanged.

Alber -t'.vo memberst—xEv- xClaude D.

erett Newcombe. Taylor. unchanged.

Liberal

Madawaska (three members J rien Levesque. Laur- ier Levesque. Fred 5. Soucy. unchanged.

Restigouehe (three members) -— Raymond Doucet. xGeorges L. Dumont. xPatrick Guerette. unchanged.

Charlotte (four members) —- xAlfred Hawkins. xl-ienry G. Ir- win. xLeon G. Small. xKenneth .1. Webber unchanged.

Kent (three members) . xHugh Dysart. xAndre 1". Rich- ard. xLouls J. Robichaud. un- changed.

Moncton City (two members)

gberSI — xii. Graham Crocker.

Westmorland ( four members)

! Vote Outcome i Thrills Premier

1 l i 1 By [AN DONALDSON FREDERICTON (CPI—Louis J. Robichaud led his Liberal. government to a solid victory in Monday's provincial election. Mr. Robichaud waged a hard) campaign that ended with an‘ increased majority. . The Liberals picked up four} ‘seats from the PCs—all in Saint. ‘John City—but dropped one tol the Conservatives in Victoria]. ‘for a net gain of three. The?

.other 47 seats remained on- ' hanged. Final standings: 1963 1960 Liberal 34 31 Conservative 18 21 Total 52 52

i All of Premier Robichaud's icabinet ministers were elected. . . Rooichaud, proud of his lAcadian ancestry, said he is M hi ht of the A m “‘thrilled" with the victory. nagging? Emmi p lw°u1d beg”? '0 Implement a less severe storm hit parts lgovernments election platform

MR. ROBICHAUD

A - f New Brunswick Monda. Whel‘ the le‘lsmmre goes mtoig‘here was a possibility this; lsesslon' probably May 14 snow might cancel Mr. R0 l- l C' 3- (Cy) .S‘he’w‘md- ' scheduled flight here in Moneton. where he issu this victory statement. Ret us from severalI riding: . ’ Kent wher r. Ro - into a “19mm deal w'mc’l wa'ighcalllguifas elected if) his fourth the most contentious issue in the term were slowed by disrupted ‘bitter two-party campaign. ‘ ‘elep'hone ﬁnes

CALLED MARCH 12 Other cabinet ministers. to

No other parties contested the elected were Finance Mimster election. c alle by Mr. Robt- DesBrisay ‘n Mo n c ton City, chaud March 12 on the issue of Works Mi n is to r Richard m .tindustrial development. ent. Lands Minister Cracker “We want to continue the de- in Northumberlamd. Agriculture velopment of. the province's na- Minister Levesque. in Mada- tural resources," Mr. Robichaud I waska. Health Minister Dumont

leading ;

said the opposition. will {continue to demand an inquiry

EMBER GETS KISS Marsh is the only woman nam-

ed to Mr. Pearson‘s cabinet. (CP Wirephoto)

1 ONLY WOMAN M

Pearson gets a kiss from Lion- el Chevrler. who was named justice in in i s l e r. Miss

lliberals Fail In Move

the cabinet of Prime Minister

. . .~ , , isibility for the Canadian wiicaiihas 19 members from Ontario..—xDonald Harper. xJoseph E. - . ._ , -..0 P abm. Minister linonel‘egrlilSCJtlifcrivhndb l‘l'iiit'ﬁoam- “"11"” ""35 transmm'dlmdudmg 1""?9 Mm'swr Pear'iLEBlanP XCICOPMS 1438913 magma “X1133” Stai'imcrilfintin(liet l\iIv‘IeiflhcesruEthiiichEduIcJation Minister elected to Parliament in 1955*me “l9 trade qua'.‘mem mison “presenting “BOT: EaStl‘Percy Mitton, unc anged. . l to move in that direction. Irwin in Charlotte. Municipal and both members of the “whit” agrlﬂliure mml§try by tie§°°ns"‘t“ency» and 9‘3 ‘mm: Saint John City (tour mem- Tod l I ' The premier said, the man- Affairs. Minister LeBlanc to MS Liberal govefmmem' "5m ifntiegtme r Conservative govern- Qlteliiecm "Columbia BM two aegéaﬁur: _¥).anCi}et:ss,AJ_RﬂeB.; M , _ .~ -, . l l S date given his government is "a ‘ Wesgnog‘land and] Youth Minis- 1945. i ' ’ l ' ' , 'i f very positive endorsement" of fer ufis‘ llt auniury.

Two other veterans of the pre-lGFTs NEW.P05T imembers' 13nd eaChuglththfhomif George T‘ Urqmﬂ' Four 531"“ The First Session of the 50th: I the negotiations by his admlh. The popular Von“ with 37,2 1957 v rament — J ‘1' Pick- 1 - prov-wees as one I e -e from PC' I i r of Prince Ed-‘ istration for the Italian-financed. per cent. of the polls reported.

. 20 c . c. i . Harry days. 53. mayor of:ceptlon of Saskatchewan which Gloucester (ﬁve mewrjﬁp ward Island win he ofﬁcial”: opposition attempts to km N. as having been transferred ,0 pu‘pmm on the iramicmjwas Liberal; 5“ per mm. PCS

ersgm' 5718'“! Paul Henyer‘ 30 lCaltZﬁI‘y ﬁiﬂt‘t‘ 1960. was :p— . elected no Liberals on April 8. “were 3'79“ cabin“ 35543"? pointed minister of agriculture; The choice of ministers ap—lemest mehard‘ xciaude sh.

ments With “ekl‘iSh “pi-{lineal rand Ml‘. .‘earson said a new'PeaFEd to go if) those: With thelvnia xH. w-llllamson. un. problems. Mr. Pleets,_l:ll as greatest expemence m parha. chwged‘

Omer Boudreau. xBern n pmmgued 3,

ant Governor F_W. Hyndman.

morning by His Honor Lieutemion straight party votes in theIas of the , lLegislatvure yesterday when the; 19152. but which is missing from hi

so. which opened} bills were brought up for third 1 the report of the assets of the bringing this huge

11 o‘clock thlsiamend six bills were defeated;t‘he P.E.I. Industrial Corporation Rive]. ' year ending March.

“we are so positive we were ght in the action we took industry

.48.!) per cent. In the 1960 elec- tion the Liberals received 53 per cent. the PCs 47.

The four Saint John seats.

COFDOI‘aiW‘i there, and the people were just held since 1052 by the Conserve

“vernm'i’m HOUSE 193d" alldiporlmlm w’” be created In. ment. and the civil service. A‘ Sunbury (two members) .Mg‘l'fhiltthl V “Thai “‘9 Envm‘limem “Plain ‘as positive we were right and atives. were swept by Liberals

state secretary in charge of‘ministcr without. portfolio Rene list 0f parliamentary secretaryx Duffie. xR. Lee 1‘“ch husmess fisttrlnfh‘tegfg‘dceig.reading.

Opposition Leader w. ‘

. . t . A ‘ . . lick“) 1:33:33???) illitciiidttam: lFarlane' ‘mChangEd' ' for a few (malls i" 135' Cleaned: Matheson moved that a bill 101 Why sums money totalling ‘they endorsed our action in that in th e ays mayor upset. number of v o u n ger Liberall up this morning when it meetsi amend the P.E.I. industrial 3531:00000 he entrusted t0 gard." iAmong tho-.9 defeated was Don- MPs who will be in training: again at 10-15- .Conporation Act be moved back mini-“91‘ “’hO 105t $9.000 of “191 Mr. Sherwood. who t:Lttackedald D. Iéattersoni formei‘..Pr§l-

- ‘ . ‘ ' ._ A. m s ker- lasi m m (launch a committee or the Housed-15.000 loaned to the K i n gs the deal and accused e gov: gresswe onserva lVP. provtntn for mm“? (abmet posts g e pea g The hm would 1County Fur Farm and the (moment of havmg “sold out treasurer,

clared the final committee re-vfor further study. port ‘carried'. Premier Walter. increase the corporation's bor- R. Shaw rose and recalled brief-t rowing power to $3.000.000 from y some of the things done a n d: $2.000,000.

‘letinUPd 0" page 3 col. 4) valuable timber rights. con- The lone Cotlscl‘vathP gait! '“—m'm~'—‘.tinued his criticism in a state- was in Victoria. where Leon B. ‘nient from his home at Mid- Rideout dr lea ted incumbent

land. T. E. Duffie. Conservative J.

He Said "we Certainly shall" .1’. Stewart Brooks won the sec- call for a .llIdit‘ial inquiry into ond seat in the rldlng. which the negotiations. He had split, parties in 1960. ' a DcsBrisay had a close _

OPPOSITION LARGER ‘ s R d Mr. Pearson had 129 Liberali MPs from which to pick his‘ cabinet. Facing them in the

, LONDON tAPI—Sir Winston. said during the long session; , V V , 3 . 1’” Cnmmons “"l't Churchill became the most lonizi Some things. he stated. perhaps “ANTS EXPLANATLWN s be “"mencany ' larger "W051‘llived of British prime ministers) should not have been said andt Reasons given by .11. Mai

lic- tion consisting of 91 Conserva- Monday. The previous record. he regretted his part in anvgson as to why the bill should

tives. 24 Social Creditors and 17; was held b William Gladstone 1 m which mi N have causéd.‘ be referred back to committee pledged such an inquiry if the .Mr. ' .

New Democrats. 919“, _ cen‘ruw statesman whé' hag: feelingsgﬂe offered his} were: “that the minister of in- HWDON (Rpum‘g) >_ BNL‘ S W n I V . “Em '" “(’l‘mcmnv ‘Cil'yt 82: Four or the 25 members 0‘? died in 1398 ‘at the age of 381 best withg and hoped thatidustry and natural resources 1 ‘ l t‘ ‘1. h , ‘ The Canadian Press reported trailed a .onserya Me a 0 (Continued on page 4 col. 2) ' l ‘ “ ‘ give my the at" S "anP Oﬁ’me" - “ “C "‘1 the governments re-eleetlon at point in the count.

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members from bOih Sides wouml (Leﬁ Rossne“ the depths of the century's coll-13Z 1 hm hnurs an

p.m. AST.

years and 141 days. Sir Winstonj V d f u . today is 88 years and 142 days; go out to continue furthering theiﬂou‘e 3‘“ accurate an “ 9" psi wintpr rose in near y

I h ' ' ' r ’- - , ‘ it fter the oils lFreak Accident "'d- H“ ’5 n" 8 "mm" a" best interests 0‘ the Island- roam}! .0‘ “PW “:9 my, 7;: ‘ 000. has on... in m. 1...: moniingrggedfmm ‘3 P Party Gains . Monte Carlo 1 Opposition leader A.W~ Maths-i "m 0 3” 3”?" ° " to 604.637. according to provi-‘ V S h I . I ison- an” Cheenng the Prcm'lyear was Spem‘ ,, , . 'sional figures issued Monday3WEATHER. SEVERE Canadian Press summary . s c 00 9" Y k M lier‘s remarks. said he wishes? to “That the same an‘Jstt‘l‘ 21"“ hy the labor ministry. This fig- It was the second Belectl'on 11:1 {abrty lsafms iii, Ngwcggunswmk;

I - i ' aiming”? '0 "‘9 Premier 0 r the House a full explanation llI‘P. representing 2.7 per cent of two weeks‘ for New runswic . l era rom ro, . l MAUGLRVH‘LE‘ N'B‘ ‘C.P"‘ s anythinfl he might haVP Saidlof what hapuened to the sum the labor force. is 97.503 lessiers—and for the second. time Frog. Con. from Liberal 1 a}:in $§°ﬁﬂ3ﬂ$m§le§ a l U ‘ and DFOD'IiSCd hi5 00-0901‘3t'0'1‘ of $445,625 which the provincial. than the previous monthly to-‘weather was severe. A blizztigd gntchanged

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MSG-B. McMAHON FATHER SIMPSON szziolmzcg ﬁnderwem surgery] ‘m'ihglljie‘l‘fgoggxaﬂwﬂ: ﬁggglaudltor mentions in his ire-pot- tal. swept the Marltimes on e o a

in hospital at Fredericton Mon'l WASHINGTON (AP) -— U.S.l the Conservative Party

Transfers Announced in Catholic Clergy W

Right Rey. Patrick McMahon. In 1951, he was named Domestic i

rector of St. Dunstan‘a Prclate by the late Pope Piusiplfy'm‘ “ﬁgmwigafac‘ar Basilica Parish too 25 ye .lxn. .3137” 8 dm n bi M" as been or Following his ordination, '9 C” w” e y ‘-

day and her condition was “asl defence authorities said Monday. and." Exiting; C(Lllld behexpectfrdo"t leertain purely precautionary.—‘—‘_‘~‘*‘_‘”—‘_"'-1 'i w en a‘ eavy ac or-‘moves by the v.3. 7th Fleet trailer truck cement“?! into 8 . have been undertaken in crisis-‘ J Message 1 SCht‘Olyat‘d at a'l'b U‘Ppel‘l threatened Southeast Asia. I Maligerville was Eloise McGee! A decision has been made. it sen, Pearson 13. Barbara True's tree. was Pin- ‘ was learned. to send some ad-‘ l ned beneath the truck and was. ditionai 7th Fleet units into the WASHINGTON (CP) _ Pres, amputated below the knee- .!Guli of Siam area. 'iden Kennedy has sent Prime. The truck crashed into the: Some units of the 7th Fleethinister Pearson a message oft children were' already are her? :congratulaiions bill, the White‘ edl The move was Dari 0' "it"house said contents of the mes-. U.S. effort to show its concernfsage will not be. disclosed here. over developments in Laosl An .official added. however. it

II listed pastor .P . . A .

I I l . . . earl Smith. a tea-diet at the where pro - Communist forceslcouid be ussum-d the wording our Lady d “‘3‘” l 1925" Mail!“ MEMSEM {m i school. Mrs. Smith, anotlhor ‘ have seized the main positions; was warn. and friendly in keep-l C ' may“ i cum 9 a '3 ca ‘teacher and several children in l of the neutralist army support-ling with ill:- personal friendship

hurdl d ‘ ” May 16‘ "9 M“ he “med ‘ whn' and he was curatefnndl l in: Premier Sonvannn Phouma ibetween the two leaders. I

public . Rev. Malcolm A. MacEachern. inamed rector of Basilica P

It the Basibca' by Rev. William {secretary to , the bishop rom the CM we" injured' arish ;

DD. bidlop of (.1:arlottetown.,and chancellor of the diocese.

His Excellmcy also announced in position which he held until

was..." soars ' . , e arm a 1 5 v . ‘ “ uebec Pol ice Ma ke Move that now included inilstz He was pastor at can. 0 O 1' T o f to cm rigiroTo Wipe u ‘erroris S

Main. McMahon mm his the Basilica from 1946 to the

duties at Oll‘ Lady of the AI-‘pi‘esent time. MONTREAL (CF. __ Poucer I

'"mwu' - 1 Re“ wmwm ' " "" launched r. campaign Mondaylarmy budding. mitted to a policy of violence. r-htiher Simpson's position at live of Fort Augustus. gradual”t0 deal with Quebec} extreme “we.” moving to Mm, Mum and sabotage ‘0 min Quebeu

Morel] will be filled by a tem- ‘ed from St. Dimstan's Univer' 'geparatist element after an ei-.out." said Police Director .1. separation from Canada. 5

bomb planted near a Montreal oration Front) which to com-

Pornry contain-tor. to bushy in 1937 and studied med’iderly janitor was killed by afAdrien Robert. As he spoke. O‘Neill's widow. the former t:ﬂmed It I lain date. effect- ogy for four yelahroﬂﬂfﬂohzi—-——-F_‘squads of police frompthe cityiil-lilien Levgque. gorillas shl;L 9 MI? 10. rHeart- Seminm'b’ in- i RCMP a ebec rovincla to repor rs: " eope can' 1 M801 MOM. “5 native 0! was ordain“ in 1941 ll Fortl iPolice forces raided kmwnlhclp being FrenchCanadian or flint-101mm. wa's aradoatudir’tligustos by Most REV- J- Ail “mu—omen“. Mk,” I m “‘Ihnunts of separatists and Com-‘Ehahsh~Cahndian. I t I rum 8‘. Mn. Univerth OSullivail. then bishop 0 ’ Births de.‘h. ‘1‘ n ‘munist sympathizer3_ " wgre . supper coun ryl in 1921. attended the Grand Charlottetown. 'd " No arrests were made. But.|fo|ks. she said. But we werel W 3! Quebec and was} Famin- 91mm served 5-! i, said Mr. Robert. every police- proud of our French heritage} ordaimd in 193 Glariotto- curate at TiSniIh. St. Peter‘s. :man i. going on extra duty'After what has happened. 1 am! by Dim ionic J. and Tracadte from 1941 to "‘until the job is done" and pub-‘ashamﬁg0d any Flzien'czr-ana-i O'im. 946. then as him at St. Dun- lic order restored. ‘dlan b . e an us-

ln Stan‘s UMWfdty from 194551. l The blast Saturday night tbatlband—they have no children—

He alumna his ’ . . - . ' ' : ~ -‘ d t t . , . theology at Laval umw, He was director of the Exten killed William Victor ONeltllwere looking forwar 0 re ire and omen“ Wales Come“ ha". ‘ h h Alec Redshaw' “indicator. “mm” Assochhm‘ m “.

Finance markets 11 . . 'l M. ' Department at SDU tran‘ ' 65-year-old civrl servant due to merit in his natipe Gaspe com-= Adjudicators I ~ ~ . _ h _ . . Erwin! m h “c” in m“ 1959‘ Wm be wasi oun . . . . . . . . . . -- ; lmtire on pension next month. muoity of Grand Cascapedia. . confer last night prior to the are left to right. Mantle Childe Dr. Denis Wright. adjudicator Judicatlgrs seen (:29 are ‘ Catlin [Mt tn 1984 m the named pastor of Little Flower. ‘w ‘. ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ' ‘ ' ' ‘ " 7 was blamedon Le Front dc Lib» A veteran of both world worst official opening of the P.E.I. adjudicator“ on. rye and [-1.0 .tohnstone of New from _.ngl'nnd. m i M W I “n”. ' ' i ' ' ' ' ' ' ' I I ' ' i ' " oration Qiicbecols (Quebec Ub- l b. will be bin-ted Wednesday. ‘ Music Festival at Prince d Dewar, minister of «location. Haven. president of the Music page a.) ._

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