U.S. Ready To Bo osi Aid!

To Shaky Laotian Gov't

WASHINGTON (AP) — Wa_sh~ list of needs from Premier Sou- mgton stood ready today to give vanna Phouma. more arms aid to rod-pressed In the diplomatic areas, an Laotian government forces and atmosphere of crisis over the us. authorities are awaiting a Southeast Asia situation sim- fr

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mered while diplomats ms- noeuvred over what interna- tional political talks should be held

News dispatches from Vientiane ported neutr ii t Gen. ng describing the situation as "very bad" but official reports resetting the U.S state depart- ment said nothing of any major new fighting.

, The assumption here is thatl jets WhiCh are able [000 "SM ' Kong Le's estimate refers to Bom’i’mgv and can be MOM by

the over-all situation created by ' mill successes of

the . . “we, in the week_and ties no decrsion yet to send in either

into his government’s request for more help. I

Stale department s o u r c e s here indicated official reports from Vientiane do not yet a7- swer this basic question: Will the Com 's merely consol- idate their 'hold on the central Plaine des Jarres or try to push on to the Thai border. thus vir- tually conquering the northern

of the county?

REGROUPS FORCES .5 sources said Kong Le ap- pears to have successfully re- grouped most of his forces with headquarters in a well-located hill position near the plain. It was suggested that the Lao

$200,000 Prize For Best Novel ‘ ls Announced

NEW YORK AP)--An award of at least $200,000 has been set ;up for the writer of a novel chosen as the best in a "liter- ary talent search." I The sponsors are G. P Put- nam’s Sons and Fawcett World lLtbrary, publishing houses; Mc-

Call's needle and limbseey Pictures Corp. “It is our hope that this

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tanks. artillery and other grousd arms because of Kong Le's losses of such equipment In the Communist drive. The U.S i i also considering sending T-Zl

ao ans. President Johnson has made

.5 military advisers or troops, it was stated. . In the diplomatic field, Wash- ington p r e fe r s consultations among the Geneva accord pow- ers as sought by Souvanna Phouma and supported by Brit- ain. But the state department is not ruling out a full-ﬂedged Gen- eva conference it enough coun- tries favor

The French and the Russians want a new 14-nation conference to restore peace in Laos. The prevailing View among U.S of- ficials is that a political settle- ment was reached at th 1962 Geneva meeting on Laos, and what is needed now are consul- tations to stop Red violations—

government would at least need

not a new conference.

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Pope Discusses 1 Orders Changes

VAT-[CAIN CITY (AW—Pope . Paul said Saturday that Roman Catholic religious orders must adjust changing times bu: maintain their voWs of poverty, chastity obedi .

e Roman Catholic pontiftl spoke at a Vatican audience he? granted to 30 provincial JeSJltl fathers of Latin America and to: members of the general chap.

We will install

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tors of six religious orders. ‘ Noting that modern times had .

JUBILANT WINNIERS PO‘SE WITH ADJUDICATOR

don. England, This was the fourth time he adjudicated the final Festival over the

changed living conditions for. mankind, Pope Paul said rein! gious order members mUsti make adjustments In t h e i r , rules. '

conduct and administration of school."

met; Stellar Finlayson. Torn onto, best actress in the Fes~ tival: Maurice Evans, Toron

The home economics teach.- es', Mrs. Betty Oliver. has also resigned and her successor Will

I Without specifying the ad

Jubilant performers p o s e justments, he added: “’1

the man who judged them in their different cap-

”Howevel' (religion? order“? acities as best in the Domin- past 15 years. With him are. to, whose production, A Taste be M155 Kathleen Kuhn, wt. 111115} {10? make. any lanVallun; ion Drama Festival held here from left, Dianne Pinard, of Honey. was judged best ham Macxmnon has accepted In (115091105 When 18 not In line? during last week. Philip Hope- Quebec. who won $3.000 play; and Gil Harchoux- Vuii- a teaching position in Alberto

with the nature of the order and ,

the best French performer“. the intention of the mmder

and $200 for study at the Banff

Wallace. centre, is the distin- guished drama critic for the

laume. Montreal, who wrote

and his successor will be Ml. the best French and the best

vernon MacLean Stanley

He said that chastity was "In Manchester Guardian in Lon- School of Fine Arts this sum- Canadian play, La Quintrala. Budge, mostaprecioiu gem.” that v» The purchase of a new so.

P" I erty was a virtue, and that also ’ I dience permitted the mainte-

nance of authority within the!

the process of completing thr- sports track and field and land- scaping the lawn. lured bus now in

passenger bus was approved by the meeting, to replace e. a use

m“ 0‘ hum Chm” The chairman told the meet mom-Iced m”

loan Christie, Beauseiour, Msn.,1959 ..... . .35 mu. I.. P. Arnold, Arborx, Man, 1958 ........ . 12.5 mpg. Miss Catherine Enos, Winnipeg. Man, 1959. .40 in”. Ralph l. ﬁbula. Winnipeg. Mae. m......as mpg.

Canadian Average: 37.05 miles per gallon

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and far all. We sent questionnaires to VW a drop-

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Tires? The average is 35,000 miles to a set.

Trade-in? The average because out of fashion.

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,Kensingion H. School m w W Hears 0i Staff Changes

a ard. to the department of education area With distinction for nine KE. TON — The annual! school had been completed in anu~

to become effective when a

successor s pointed.

Ian Henderson was elected to

years in succeed the retiring trustee.

meeting of the Kensington Re-i all it's detail and officially on NEW PRINCIPAL Onward 5” m The" w" gional High school‘was held on ; ened. A new principal has been en‘ Tuesday evening With the chair-5 1n the present term a new gaged' “James Murphy of Se. “13” 0f the Board °.f .Truswe" I course home economics. was View in whom the board and

Roscoe walker‘ presmmg‘ 1 added to the curriculum. Mr

TOURISM RECORD For the float time, the numbn- of overseas visitors to New Roland in 1963 passed the 100,- M mark.

a good attendance.“ this meet :Ing. department of education have In his report. the Chairman. alker commended Dr

. W complete conﬁdence in his abil- told the meeting that since thel Maurice Clark. head the

ity to perform those duties that last annual meeting the newi field committee at present us will devolve upon him in If)?

THIS WEEK IN CHARLOTTETIIWN and - DISTRICT SPORTS

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WHERE GOOD SPORTS MEET THE ROD and GUN CLUB

Dancing and Special Entertainment Friday and Saturday 130 Richmond St.

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BOWLING—Casual Bowling 2 to 5 p.m. Roiiaway Phone 2-1864 25 Alloy 5:. CA

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WOMEN’S FITNESS CLASSES—7:30 p.m.

BOWLING-Open Bowling 10 am. to 3 p.m. and 5 to 7 Basilica Recreation Centre

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SWIMMING—Junior Girls Swim 5.30 to 6.00 YMCA SWIMMING—Family Swim 0:30 to 7:30 YMCA

MEN’S FITNESS CLASSES—7:30 p.m. BOWLING—Casual Bowling 104i; 5-7 Recreation Centre

THURSDAY BOWLING—Casual Bowling 2 to 5 p.m. Rnilaway SWIMMING-Junior Boy’s Swim 5.30 to 0 YMCA

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