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‘A {e aware of the dangerous jfar there have been no ° | 1 ‘consequences of indiscriminate, of seriolls ¢omplications. "= Conference. | Blind Wor kers. : “wo *. funsupervised use of the drug. “The beneficial....effects _ re- | k " ¢ f SBut? at. would be unfortunate ported appear quite “promising,” Go Out On Stri e - With LSD ; lif the publicity’ attendant on he said.» Is Called | : ? such drug abuse would lead to Besides alcoholics, he said, : TORONTO (CP) —-:Twenty-

hasty measures - which could the projects involve the therapy : five- blind workers, tapping ot Aade In U. s. “stifle the scientifie investigation of personality disorders, _bio- Sent caniercats A federal: \atong with white canes, pick-| a he said in a testimony chemical and physiologic : ‘ eted the Canadian - National’ In- | - WASHINGTON AP) — US. ‘prepared for a senate govern- ‘changes produced by LSD, and C@lled for next month to exam: citite of the Blind Wednesday | SECOND SECTION PAGE 15

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administration hos-|ment relations subcommittee. ‘its effects on human perception. after walking out of the broom-

pitals are experimenting | with oe een ee oF eS ee ee, Ue fenlttina tat tenia aces re ne in 8 Eee oer 1 i hearings Tuesday on use of | iow wages. Seven other workers | Sav. ec il the drug LSD in nine research ak whinh erokubes hallucina.! one WAYS OF PEACE tion, Prime Minister Pearson | refused to join the walkout. Financier ys an t Reca He

f ts, five of them connected a on treatment. of. alcoholic |tions. The Swedish Parliament has

patients,. its medical director’ Engle said the VA projects jvoted $180,000 to found an insti- _ testified Wednesday: \with LSD have: involved more tute for” war ond peace re- Dr. ie Basie. ‘Engle—said—the than— -4,000-—-patients and —thus-‘search.- errant were

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Ottawa. June 27 and 28 with of- |long claim Gi Fri dO G ) ficials from all provinces. par-: lunderpaid.. A CNIB spokesman ng Ir. rien ee _|ticipating. ~~ 3* ~said-they~were-paid~as-much~as* | Officials. will. consider posal | in a comparable private indus- | ibilities of improved co-ordina- |try, but declined to give any tion and ‘‘greater uniformity in figure. the field of securities and com-

pany legislation."

OTTAWA (CP) — Financier way . Nassau. and that ‘they £ ‘Johr. C. Doyle said Wednesday |told her. they .might see her |) * jhe has no recollection of ever jlater there. - ‘ j meeting Jacqueline Delorme, | friend of Gerda Munsinger. Miss Delorme, known to Mrs. |

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There will be review of ‘meusures in the discussion areas at federal and provincial {levels.

A federal team’ including out- side consultants has conducted preliminary discussions in pro- vincial capitals in preparation -}for the Ottawa conference.

Canada exported $131,000,000

MEETI N . ST PETER HALL

Spaceship Test Ends

MOSCOW (‘AP):— The Soviet Union announced Wednesday

-| tie “successful conclusion” of a

5%- month test. -of* a spaceship landing: program in the Pacific

_ THURSDAY, MAY. 26. i = : 8: 30 P. .M. : eee ee so i: announcement| by the

_— news: agency Tass said the test ae eee __farea_in the Pacific would be

. opened to planes and ships. ~ ALEX Bs CAMPBELL | Sr SERIE rs snes ec PS ratty BYWORD to stay clear of the area’ from —-DON-ANDERSON- and variant of a system of landing

midnight to noon daily. That announcement had said Are’ Gur Specialty : isle: ‘FRANK SIGSWORTH Complete hne , of genuine a was ic sichosaieia oak

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inquiry that she told Mr. Doyle and Montreal lawyer Hubert Ducharme at a New. York air- port in November, 1964; that “Olga Monseignor’’ had died of leukemia in Germany.

Jules Dupre, counsel for Pi- erre Sevigny, former Conserva- tive associate defence: minister, said Tuesday ‘at the inquiry that Justice Minister Cardin had originally referréd—-to-Mrs,_Mun- singer as Olga Monseignor and had stated wrongly she had died of leukemia in Germany.

-li. Dupre added that it was “extraordinary’’ that Mr. - Car- j\din had repeated ‘“‘the ey twords’*~told~ by” Mrs: Delorme to ‘Mr. Doyle and Mr. Ducharme. DIDM’T KNOW CARDIN

Asked in an interview. whether he had told ‘Mr. Cardin that

| bard, 15, by Judge Saul I. Rabb} Se Ea ae Ee VORsreee — cb " », fithe “tests in either announce ieee was dead, Mr.'¢ Marion. County. criminal. RUDISCH'S nee “I don't know Mr~Cardin.” |court. It. was not clear whether. the heed ios ar’ Sylvia, a 16 - year - old girl GARAGE é tests involved were designed) “s*¢ Same OeROn boarder in, the Baniszewski i ‘Alberry Plains for eventual landings: on the i ae, poe. ao him. (Mr. ‘worries died Oct. 26 last after a le the moon or planets. jseries of beatings, abuse and

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Mr. Doyle,-who-—last-—year skipped $10,000. bail. in the | United - States “after being sen- tenced to three months in jail for selling unregistered stock, said it would have been ‘very extraordinary” if he had met Miss Elorme in New York.

He said he travels by private | airplane, not by _airlines, that his ‘private plane doesn’t land at New York but at -Mor- ristown, N.J., or at _a_private terminal at Newark, N.J.

Mr. Doyle said he has

very accurate expense ac-

ter part of October, all of, No- vember «and . early December,

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checked his records—“I keep | fj counts, you know’—for the lat-| floor

Life Terms Ave Given.

INDI Two defendants’ in the Sylvia Likens torture slaying drew life sentences. in the :-Indiana women’s’ prison Tuesday and three others were sentenced to term of two to 21 year. '- > Mrs,’ Gertrude Baniszewski, 37,—-and-—her—- daughter;—-Paula Marie, 18, .got--life sentences. ‘The mother was convicted of first - degree _murder__and the | daughter of second-degree mur- | der. The..reformatory.. terms__were, | handed Mrs. Baniszewski’s son, John Stevhen, 13, and two neighbor teen-agé boys, Rich- ard Hobbs, 16, and Coy Hub-

lpranding detailed_in the five-. iweek trial which led to the con- victions.

Halifax Okays 4 Aquarium Plans

HALIFAX (CP)—A ‘city board | has approved plans for a $600,- 000 aquarium to be built in the centre -of Halifax as a Canadian | centennial project. It will be a 16-sided, three-storey. building of pre-cast concrete with an 80,000- gallon circular tank on the, main |'

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The project ‘still requires. city council approval.

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‘AP THAT BLOCKHEAD He sald be has no record of CoO TARY Rese ie Caesar and’ Scott Piller sail to reach in two years. Their o te . assau during that | Beatie haircuts are going to| from the harbor at Szczecin, | ee ee aan og ‘ee:

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STATE TAKES LESS - Government.-spending -in-Can-- ada went up 32.5 per cent from

Poland Wednesday bound for Ports in Scandinavia, Britain:

"| Price Of Vancouver Block | Holds Up Big Development —

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Jopment- scheme for downtown.

1961 to 1965 while gross national | VANCOUVER (CP) — Every-/Vancouver but only one outfit

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os ; | Georgia and — Granville. The -NOW! So For The : pment, ineud fin alae : eS 4 » on one of the blocks,.

“Our offer is not negotiabid bee said Cemp President Cc. R. Bnonfman of Montréal. Five million dollars is a fair and reasonable price for the block.”

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chants who own portions of one oar tae they will go to cor p their property.

Mr. Bronfman said in reply the merchants might™ be suc cessful in holding up the pre ject, but notin it:

issue, thongh if the city's ne

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Betting the extra $2,000,000 or a substantial part of it, the de- velopment seems assured of ap-

pe as aa SU = proval. cT Cc CAMPER TRAILER of something’ ta the SUG te

Eaton’s - Cemp_ development must take place or the down- towil core will stagnate, but few

hotels, offices and __ possibly apartment blocks. Detail are ketchy 50 far, - however, and

will be released until the un- named firm: behind it finishes getting options on property.

“Nearby, the Canadian Pa cific Railway’s long - rumored wateetioll defelopment is - still

jin the embryo

, as is a plan to put a commie of build- ings over. the railway tracks.

Further. uptown, near the Eaton’s-Cemp area, there is a planned B.C. government sky- scraper of some 55 storeys and a .10-;to 20-storey addition, at a n Goat “Ot / more than $20,000,000,

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Mayor Bill Rathie says no more ~

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