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cHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1966.

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OF THE GUARDIAN OTTAWA — The possibility of a minimum security institu- tion being constructed in Prince Edward Island is being explor- Premier Alex Campbell a visit to Ottawa this

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Province

Seen As Possibility

be properly accommodated at a new institution on the Island,” Mr. Campbell said. . te He discussed the proposal with the executive assistant to solici- tor General Larry Pennell and said that if the proposal appear- ed feasible, he would take up further with Mr. Pennell and with the commissioner of penitentiaries Allan McLeod.

way back to the Island? The Premier noted that the i institution at Dorchester was bel:

outmoded and might well gradually phased out ‘of exis- tence by the government: which would creaté. the necessity of

in the Atlantic region.

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OTTAWA (CP) — Conserva- tives accused Defence Minister Hellyer jin the Commons Wed- nesday ‘of altering an officer's testimony before he could give it to a House committee and de- manded a special debate to air the charges: ;

eusations as ‘slanderous insinu- ation” and said the place to hear them should be in _ the Commons defence committee. However, he would agree to to the committee on privileges.

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Mr. Hellyer said he hoped Mr. Nugent would resign his. seat

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“Now, now,” the opposition benches shouted.

Opposition Leader Diefenba- ker said nothing can be more urgent than the integrity of Par- liament. If committee evidence

Ze cy, at, in| garb Wh He eel Sate Sa oes can 2 . jators “as' ‘a s oe CAPITAL BUREAU conference which ended Wed- |General Georges Vanier, a spe- | oon. una the Criminal Coe Seat wan eae 7” er ante ‘replied that mittee system “and the paris: OF THE: GUARDIAN wee ie night. But he is also|cial.session of the legislature ; 11 unions -whose 125,000: SENATOR JOHN NICHOL bh dab hie charac: mentary aie ber “OTTAWA — A Canadian Mari-| u = euny to inter-| which may be called for. mid- bey are acheduledl Gy atvllee a sesame : eee valk time Commission hearing into en Prime Minister Pearson,| November, and other matters. Weather Dela ys 13-61 aan, Mae After. the Commons spent | STOPPED BY. AKER -~- propsed increases in ferry fares | Transport Minister J.W. Pickers-| Premier Campbell said he “Cuilimerce’ hecretary John ¥. Va COUV. Ma Re-Elected more than two hours on the sub-| Mr. Nugent first raised the for Prince Edward Island and| gill, - Public Works Minister |discussed the fares with the Schoo S. a Conse aseaiias fat ur teal n er n ject Speaker Lucien Lamoureux | matter-as a point of revegs. New Brunswick is not likely to|George Mcliraith and other | federal ministers as well as the ner searcn | van presidential medi ruled . ‘aker Lucien Lamoureux dis- “be held unt’'néxt year, Premier | government. officials,...:...........| proposal that the department of} A tion panel, said ‘‘we're. at dead Head Of Liberal Federation. allowed this because he said Alex Campbell’ said here Wed- — said that tie, hearing into yop ge over the oe uAlIrax (CP) on Ae aera aliis te abet ie | Mr. r, Nugent hed ot ee the nesday. proposal : CNR ; ferries. 2 from Coast Guard , ‘ma at earliest opportu-— Premier “Campbell is in Ot-| boost its ferry fares had been de-| railway. southbound after supplying Are- Taye would hijure the'Viet Nant "OTTAWA (CP)—Senator John |e nity, as required by the rales, ~ tawa as head of a large Island ae —— _ — ae “The government is still giv-}tie posts and radar stations, | S#¥ Hort. ter Nam | L. Nichol, 42, was re-elected by: Mr. Nugent then . returned: delegation to the national Liberal ' strike, Governor | ing active study to this possibili- | was hove-to ebout 100 miles | War ¢ acclamation Wednesday to his with a motion to set aside the: : ty but there are other youn: teeom eiscene. J eecond as president of the | regular business of the House—’ on epee Se ao Wednesday beceuse of mei udy Garland Liberal Federation of Canada at | study’ ‘ot. the’ national react F ” : ° : « 3 “ 4 the party’s -biennial if ie eat ; : , | Food Price War, t any early decisions.” Mr.| The air - sea rescue cenire™| ‘§ Damages __For the first time, four vice-|. the- charge age yp eg pbell expl here eaid it appeared the Auk presidents were elected. They|' gent importance. He said that the corporation | will not be able to reach Seal - ANGELES (AP)—Singer | are Senator J. Leopold Langlois That step allowed members : which will be set up to adminis- | Harbor, where a searching | Judy Garland is seeking $3,000,- | of Quebec City, Pauline Jewett to talk on the urgency of the Rf fer the Island causeway might | United States C-130 spotted a 000 from her former agents. of Ottawa John H. Dickey of motion. e . a ‘be’ one body which -could - take |-vessel similar to the overdue 60- Miss Garland, 44, filed suit in| Halifax and Aim Derosiers of ; oo over the ferries for a time. — |'foot.echooner Sandy Point, un- | Supérior Court Tuesday, joining | Montréal. Gordon Dryden of Serene valeur vere , 3 CAUSEWAY on a ti late today. in an action filed in- 1964 by her | Toronto was elected secretary- <— ure eid a seria gure : rmier Campbell reported ; m- made a was “NEW YORK (AP)— A great, them @ recipe for homemade gist ua ptogress- is being sy tig Mhow gb oath sei Qmerd ego husband, producer Sid (reasurer. ae pdcative to consities te winliee price war is being | bread. —— made- with the-causeway con- | jose waht for St = Dei Only Mrs. Deroriers and Miss and clear the air. : fought in Chicago, supermarket | SPREADS IN CANADA tracts: tix =: tae en be at a v - John’s, endants are Creative Man. Jewett are newcomers to the Mr. Hellyer, who had: tried te chains are slashing prices in| fm Canada, several thousand’ either side of Northumberland |” weather Giils? rdduas. | tana Gort get the floor without success Portland, Ore., and the price of | housewives are boycotting| strait and the laying of the Pihpronshete-pasgsrcer diel Cane 8 suit accused the firm) @ during Mr. Nugent's point of bread , has fallen in Phoenix, in a move that! roadbed for the railway tracks. | 4° aa ek ation of | of charging Miss Garland in ex- Sout -West privilege, got a chance ‘to ate Ariz. ; began in Ottawa and spread He said he expects the gov-| Sf aim, gat aimee mropects cess of 10 per cent on her earn- : swer repeated opposition state- Housewives fave engineered | across the continent to a dozen| ernment. will call for. tenders | $f° ‘tin ee ee Afric p |ments that he should be the @ budding consumer rebellion| cities, including om the, att: taRIOr «CIO eat ce eres dicen ee, nae 1000008 rica Foses first to want a special debate against food prices, and it is/N.S., and Vancouver, B.C. construction contract early in , re of Cart-| in compensatdry. damages and ; sa ilanr ab the natiae i across the United| Housewives-in Miami, Fia.,|\November with a closing date | *Tisht, today. $2,000,000 in punitive camages. UN Pp ohbl The minister said no one had Pee Se ge a eta ee eee ghe Retin eas In Denver, Housewives ' his * volve (i) nee Lower Food Prices, claiming| In the Midwest, several. food| miles of causeway extending S. Visinamess: Government Fs agar 60,000 members, ine schelited | aiere: Stes ae ot ea ada, are working behind the EDUCATION ALSO DEBATED a boycott of five major much as 20 per capita-| Brunswick shore. - ed | oan combbuct @tores, starting Monday. lize on complaints over rising} Premier Campbell returns to Fac With Interna Crisis eee irae —_— we The women: say they won't | food costs. the Island this .week but will West Africa, it was learned buy anything at target stores| The ‘price cuts in the Chicago|Teturn to Ottawa Nov. 24, for|py RICHARD MYERSCOUGH) resignations of six ministers and | Wednesday. except loss leaders, and that|/area are in effect at 254 stores| the resumed federal-provincial| SaiGON (Reuters) — ‘The| appealed to them to stay.on for! As debate swung ‘back to fresh prodtice will be left on the | operating under Jewel Tea Co.,| tx structure. meeting. ,_,|South Vietmamese government] the sake of unity. The ministers| South-West Africa in- the Gen- shelves to ‘spoil. 265 A. and P. stores in Tlinois, Be aap = o1pecs pe coming Wedntecay Sased a frech> hace tes seu MA y+ Fellatio |eral Amembly, 0. digiebaatie In Huntington, W.Va., the | Indiana and Iowa and 15 Hil-| meeting ais’ sucjece | Ral crisis with reports as| sources are: Nguyen Lau. Vien, | source said a gap is. separating ; committee for. .St.a-b 1 e. Food Iman’s _s to re.s.__Last_. month, ae he officials at both levels | 2nY_a8.seven cabinet minis-| deputy ‘premier. in-charge of| the Afro-Asian group of coun- Prices headed by William H.| Jewel advertised price cuts on of government have been meet- ters had offered their resigna-| social and cultural affairs, So-|‘tries from the countries of West-|-°-—\& . Muth III has collected 1,760) 2,327 items. 1 ‘ing since the last meeting of the tions to Prime Minister Nguyen | cial Welfare Minister Tran Ngoc | ern Europe and the Western Rensiuree on Bees oF cd q ee Ore. sate premiers some weeks ago and | ©@0 Ky. . on Lita meee tics Minister | Hemisphere on ie ~~ federa tigation / chains price some encoura| progress was| _ Though ostensible reason} Nguyen Van Truong, Youth/| were ail agreed South Afri prices. qitk 10:79 conte a geliod Wstlanie maemo © for the threatened walkout from | Minister Vo Long Trieu, Trans-|can rule should end in the terri- OTTAWA (CP)— A proposal John Palmer; former Liberal to reopen the debate end- have Housewives Voice for Lower | week. Prices of everything from He said the decision on tax-|the 25-man cabinet was said to|port Minister Truong Van Thaun|tory, but disagreed-as to what| suppored by Young Liberal | canélidate for the Commons in| the vote counted. ¥ Prices, one of two groups in| chicken to peanut. butter, were sharing was vital to P.E.l. ag|Cconcern the recent temporary | and Labor Minister.Nguyen Huu |the UN could do about it. : supporters to declare Ca- | Grenville - Dundas, said the li-| John Peatson, another CULF Phoenix, has dispatched tele- | cut. it -involved the implementation | detention of the heath minis- | Hung. * The working group is trying} mada a republic within the Con | mited monarchy as i prevails , Proposed the party grams to the U.S. department| In Denver, Cai, Pond, Safeway | of election promises and: ad-| tty’s principal secretary om| There was some doubt over| to bridge the gap before the is- | monwealth — like India — pro- jin Canada is the only system of | adopt a platform of universal: « of agriculture and to congress- | Stores public relations manager, | vances in social welfare mea-| political grounds, there now is | he position of a seventh minis-| sue comes to a vote in the Gen-| voked brief, sharp’ debate governmént suited to: the coun- to education afd men urging such an investiga-| said he ‘informed the house-| sures such as_an. increase in| talk of regional rivalries. ter,, Economic Affairs Minister | eral Assembly. Canadian repre-| Wednesday before it was sent | try. The United States has an|Mr. Adler said there is little tion. This Phoenix organization | wives that a diminishing supply | the old age pension. Medicare} So far Premier Ky was said | Au Truong Thanh, who was also! sentative in the group is Paul | imto procedural limbo. elected feudal king and France | accessibility to bilingual educa- has conducted a month - long |of goods and services, surplus | and other related matters. “Ito have refused’ to accept the| reported eartier- to be resigning. | Beaulieu, ambassador to Brazil.| tye party policy workehop | 18 a dictatorship. ~ | tion outside’ Quebee, He pro-: boycott of bread and other {foods and feeds, low hog pro- : meeting endorsed “We'll deal with you on any | Posed that, education be givem items? and seen bread prices | duction in 1965 and early 1966, fa resolution supporting the fe-|terms you like,” Mr. Paimer|in English and French in any fall to 25 cents a loaf from 35 | declining milk production and derail system of government |said in his booming voice, ap-| Patt of Canada in which a lan-, to 40 cents. * |\¢he war in Viet Nam had caused with a division of responsibili- | parently speaking to the Quebec | guage minority is larger tham They met last week with Mrs. | prices to rise. ; ties. between Ottawa and the |ddlegates. five per cent of the total. Mr. Esther Peterson, President | ‘A boycott of our stores isn’t provinces and rejected on a| “But God’s. sake, don’t| Gray Tuled the amendment out Johnson's special assistant for | going to help anything,” Pond Seiay voice tole W proponal —~ | secede Posen.” of order. ae affairs. She gave said. : : Li iy P Forestry Minister Sauve told: Bae. also supported by the Young After another Young Liberal : : berais—to renegotiate Quebec's | from Quebec said “T've nothing | Sleeates representing provin- ‘Cc k Mai IIs | if ed. eit cleim to Labrador. |” |againet the Queen pereonatly.”| fal. or io tight non-Libersh ran His ntensifi ~ The originally was | Joseph Potts of Toronto said no |‘he't job ig to fight non- Liberal ee put most of its at- | proposal could be more divisive Saas a ai aa ae tention federal’ = provincial | to the party and create national issues as education To Ottawa Boycott Leader fiscal arrangements and liaison | disunity than the one proposed ya rea parry the See ; between the federal government | by Mr. Adler. mit aa erie Sok » "OTTAWA. (CP) — The huse- | ‘I had no idea there were peo, Bat kK opened with a jam -| REJECTS APPEALS grace” that Ottawa, the me ee eels treed wae Genel eee wrote pc a. provincial He proposed tabling the re-| tional capital, is not fully be singe ES A eA iin A gar i Gutonomy in education and pe- |Solution in the party's - policy The problem that is fo the,.target of ‘crank calls and Sect Weaue out with fewer than 100 |eommittee—a form of termina-| menting separatism is the lack ea cater Sup Der’ Wedaessy degates present when the | ting open debate—and was sup-| of respect for equal rights and rs. Lawrence Wilson, 32, | when Local 110 of ttie Canadian eee ice vote. Work-| children should learn both Ea- president of the Ottawa Consurn- | Brotherhood of Railway, Trans- eee ee canitude Hab Gray (i | Ma boi heed da ae parts Se e, e e Ge ae ee “The workshop “agenda put ‘the |Essex West) ruled against ap-| of Canada. “ eae Te ee A ene a heros rigs question: “‘should we continue | peals made a few minutes later The workshop adopted a re - 4 tensify. union spokesman de ‘Tecogiiiie ‘the Britiah mos- Ss Sa ee solution calling for a national & Almost every day I get some |300-member local ‘unanimously erch as tte Canadian sovereign a policy against air and water pol- letters attacking me,.or my m¥- | supported the. boycott. At the @& should Canada: adopt tee. » INSIDE TODAY lution with tax incentives, after tives. People are always calling | union's national office, an offi- ot Sais roe rejecting:a proposal that Ottawa me’ up, wanting to come out to|cial said he hoped other locals tem of a negoiate with he provinces © my house to discuss ways of | would follow the move, ° but j © | aenule. toh joriediclon in Ge inaking money). Ot, Sms tne | Cran Salvia GG we ae ; crusade I should take up.” individual locals Max: cohen, dean Pe Saye sorte ot ee eel iat a a wai : tele Unteweig weaved get “quite aggressive, but I just| They say action feder: " " provincial tell them nicely I'm tied up with| they planned and Mrs. Wilson FAREWELL PARTY AG precrinoe: on ee inter - the boycott and,if they want to | said she ae not “healtd a ’ ‘ : * a ; i ; governmental study of - constite- start some other .crusade, go | thing from union. Employees. of -the P.E.I. . J. A. GaHant, garet J. S, bouquet of staff. . tional reform % ahead and do it themselves.”| “We can’t stop people ‘sup-| Motor Vehicle Division honored. (RIGHT) registrar of motor ployee ‘of tag esis ne moa Mr eT cae after , ki | fledged conautuligual eat a0 She‘ gets hate literature |Porting us, but we're certainly | Phil Barlow, provincial safety vehicles in Charlottetown ia | °.. | Me ne se . Having the Governor-General CORED ns <seseseseeee ss 15 | ence without proper advance “wanting us to blame the |0t putting out pickets. I-can’t| officer with a farewell party presentg Mr. Barlow with a Division in Charlottetown is serving 14 years with the | oon) ie Quin Canada| Classified ..... seeeess 16. 17 | study. of the needs, would’ be Jews.” eee what use they'd be to us." iast hight on the eve of his gift on behalf of the staff. Mar- resenting Mrs. Barlow wth & Motor Vehicle Division. th su tnachroniom, b6 eald. frustrating