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‘By GEORGE W. CORNELL |) political body as a key to growing friend. j|fears of being merged inte a NEW YORK (AP) — Atten-| peace - making instrument ip. r defence force with com- Leader of major religious;mon ranks and common upi- jbodies and the U.S. government 5 have warmly welcomed the; put Mr. Hellyer said sa Slot ec’ be preverlld bcatigpe Lone x 4 e8.'|more responsive force, a Only isolated instances of old | betier - rancors , appeared. ( "| ghallenges:- f = banners have gone | tions.” up about New York in Papal ; yellow ani white; gresing |e mer, ne te prene ; conference that ‘questions signs have blossomed in store |usitorm and ratk are subordi- here spread around the globe. windows, and an inter-eburch |nste to the question of capabil- pointment Monday, as are a tide) i; reflects a deepening [ecumenical procession 1s ity and must be put-in perapec- of common folk. inter - .religious solidarity (planned in Brooklyn Monday. | tive.” the meeting here of the Pope! and the changing climate | -Protestant, Orthodox and-Jew- : afd President Johnson will| and conditions in the U.S., |ish repr. :entatives are to meet |, Ow the possibitity of a united bring together the world’s most} where past inter-denomina- |with the Pope. So is President |force. Mr. Hellyer said only “no powerful religious and temporal) tional antagonism has. | (Continued on page 3 Col. 2) erat ae ae taken ‘in: this . Pope has declared — his: ; He said the question of a berpose. it Pre-Departure Hours Spent | mon cnitrm ata common ae peace i oe 7 5 pingge on scopy agg J “ ‘no =? ‘In Prayer And Meditation (®% 2:7. 4, "== is to k ae the question within the defence PS e Uni _By EUGENE’ LEVIN was looking forward to today’s|department. But he did has aniig VATICAN CITY. (AP)—Pope|Jet plane flight to New York— there was ‘some evidence” of ernment, two |p, apent the final’ hours be-|History’s first Papal trip. to the|» grassroots movement 81 foreign ministers will B& ppited $i in prayer and | 18 Preparations long before the ; Bape for the, ipnech.. ABE? Deaice Sunday. He asked| Weekend. \ Loe These included the writing of CHANGE SEEN ithe world to pray ag bis ari® major peace appeal to bel, ‘Bigns of changing church ‘ap- | "0" Would serve the cause Of) diivered before the United Na-|/ ches, with still undeter |Peace- ; tions General Assembly and 10] tiled potentialities, were seen| He leaves at 12:30 a.m. EDT other discourses and public. in'the unprecedented mission. | today. statements.

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restore peace and ‘said: “We will listen to the voice of the peacemakers, but peace this time has to be on our terms. “IT hope friendly countries will see our viewpoint and agree with us.

United Ne tions—I am sure they will see justice and truth. : “But if they do not see our point we will then have to re- shape our policies. We will have to decide what to do.” Shastri--mentioned four -coun-

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By BORIS MISKEW UNITED NATIONS § (CP)— ‘The UN is devoting its entire program to Pope Paul’s three

‘hour visit today to the head-

quarters of the world organiza- tion to address the General Assembly. All other business

Security officers were kept busy during the weekend tying up loose ends regarding security arrangements for the pontiff who will get more protection

}and. wider newspaper, radio and

television coverage than any other world leader to visit the United Nations.

Massive traffic jams were anticipated and. streets were ordered cleared of vehicles in the vicinity of the UN headquar- ters located on an 18-acre site along the East River that sepa- rates Manhattan from Long’ Is- land.

The pope will enter the UN grounds through a gate leading to the public entrance of the

will be welcomed the door by Secretary-General U Thant of Burma, thé Buddhist who invited the leader of the world’s half-biliion Roman Cath- olics to address the 117-nation General Assembly.

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By THE CANADIAN PRESS ’ MONDAY Peargon—in Ottawa. Diefenbaker—in London, St.

Thomas, Simcoe and Hamilton. Thompson—in Red. Deer. Caaouette—in Montreal.

Sukaino Troops Control Jakarta |

JAKARTA (AP) -— — Troops loyal to President Sukarno were in command of -this Indonesian eapital’ Sunday but apparently were fearful of a rebel attack from central Java. Sukarno himself made his first radio address since Thursday's mili- tary uprising against him.

fpacked assembly, where about 2,200 persons sitting will hear /him, television and Early-Bird satellite will carry his speech and his image to a potential au- dience estimated at more than

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and Europe.

About 10,000 people—UN dele-

gates, employees, correspond- . ‘.empected to crowd

NEW YORK (AP)—Follow- ing is the schedule for the visit of Pope Paul te New York (times ADT.)

10:30 a.m. Arrival at Ken- -nedy Airport and reception ceremonies,

11:0 am. Motorcade through Queens and Manhat- tan

1‘p.m. Arrival at St. Pat- rick’s Cathedral and Francis Carinal Speliman’s residence which will be. the pope’s tem- porary résidence. ’

1:30 p.m. Visit with Presi- dent Johnson at, Waldorf Tow- ers.

2:30 p.m. Depart Waldorf Towers for Cardinal Spell- man’s residence.

2:45 p.m. Lunch, rest and

Nations. 4:05 p.m.‘departure for UN. 4:20 p.m. Arrival at UN-

4:30 p.m. Address the UN General Assembly.

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Protection, Coverage Will Be New Records

into the UN building in hopes of seeing the pontiff;: 300 UN Security Guards will be on duty to protect him.

External Affairs Minister Martin was making a special trip to New York to welcome the pontiff to the world organ- ization on behalf of the people of Canada. With Martin in_ the assembly will be Ambassador Paul Tremblay, Canada’s per- menent representative to the UN, and other members of the Canadian delegation.

Pope Paul will visit the UN after travelling by motorcade from Kennedy Airport to St.. Patrick's Cathedral, where he ie scheduled to arrive at noon, and after a short meeting with Prer ident Johnson it» the Waldorf Astoria Hotel. ‘

After being welcomed into the UN building by the secretary- general, the pontiff will be shown to the meditation room and then escorted up a cere monial ramp to the assembly

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assembly president, will greet

the pontiff as he enters the as-

sembly hall. The pope will be

escorted to the podium by Thant- and Fanfani.

The. assembly president. and the secretary-general will. then make welcoming speeches and after-the pope's address, he -wit>” confer with Fanfani in Fanfani'? - office.

Following his meeting with the assembly president, Pope Paul. will tour the- UN couneil chambers, attend a reception given: by Thant in the delegates’ lounge, where he will meet heads of governments and dele gations, and later confer pri- vately with the secretary-ger eral in Thant's office,” :

“Pope's Schedule In N.Y.

5:00 p.m. Meetings with heads of delegations, the prer ident of the General Assembly the secretary - general and other UN dignitaries.

6:50 p.m. Address to UN staff in the General Assembly hall.

7:00 p.m. Departure from UN

7:05 p.m. Brief visit with Roman Catholic, Protestant and Jewish groups at Holy Family Church.

7:30. p.m. Return te tetnpo- rary residence.

9:00 p.m. Departure Yankee Stadium.

9:30 p.m. Mass for peace at Yankee. Stadium.

10:45 p.m. Departure for brief visit to Vatican Pavilion at the World's Fair. us | 11:30 p.m. “Arrival at Ken- nedy Airport for departure ceremonies;

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erty, President- Johnson opened the United States doors Sunday Cuba that those who seek refuge to Cubans “who seek freedom."

He said the U.S. will seek a of American to our tr diplomatic agreement with Pre- mier—-Fidel__Castro -te —permit be upheld.”

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hatching of oysters at Ellers- lie, P.E.1. will be . discussed Tuesday morning by Roy Drin- nan, who is in charge of the development.

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‘Johnson Opens Doors lo Cuban Refugees

NEW. YORK (AP)—Standing in responding to a Castro pro

posal, Johnson ssid: “I declare to the people of

here will find it. The dedication itions as an asylum for the oppressed will Johnson spoke at his signing of a new U.S. immigration law lon the New York harbor island | where. the Statue of Liberty has stood since 1886 as a symbol of }freedom to arriving refugees.

GLASSVILLE, N.B. (CP) The president was staying in |RCMP Sunday were inyestigat- New York overnight for a_pn- jing into. the -disappearance of Vate Monday meeting with Pope imore than $10,000 from a home Paul. here which was destroyed by| Castro was not mentioned in fire. j|Johnson’s text. However, the | Hilton Allan left home about | president obviously was re 7 p.m. Friday night and on his: sponding to Castro's offer to per- return three hours later found| mit free exit of Cubans if the the building on fire. Efforts to U.S: would negotiate an agree — the blaze proved fu-| ment through diplomatie cha ' ‘gels.

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