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Almore Corrigan of Toronto lost control of his car and crashed into a Toronto home. carving an eight by 12-foot

Echoes Of Sex, Scandal Sharpen British Campaign

By HAROLD MORRISON LONDON (C?) A rude.

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hole in the brick wall. Cor- rigan escaped with a cut on his nose and sore ribs. one was in the house, occupi-

ed by Edward Guest and fam- ily, when the accident No place. Damage to the house and car is estimated at $12.- 000.

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’federal health department to J obtai . . i amount of 'in the bodies of Canadians.

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By Agence FrancePresso

PARIS - The French press. commenting on th visit to Canada of Queen Eliza- beth, emphasizes particularly the importance of the security measures and again mentions the French - Canadian prob- lems.

In a dispatch from London. ro says “for the first time during a royal visit to a Commonwealth c o u n t r y the een will travel in an armored car." Paris Jour says there is great emotion in England and that the English “had never before

imagined there might be a ‘Dallas' with respect to their Queen."

Tapes Fallout

ln Canadians

OTTAWA (CPU—A giant mon- tor has been built by the radi- ' protection division of the

readtn s of the

it quick g radioactive materials

The monitor, known as a

Isharp jab at sex in high p1aces..“adulterers.” Douglas-Home ig-i who“? bOdY counter- 15 located

laccampanied by the uproar of leer

Darvon Drug Reclassified

TORONTO (CPl —iA

' . Pain-fidenly conjured before a some- kllllllg drug hitherto contI‘Olledlwhat bored electorate, indica- narcotic in Canada butitions are that voters may

5. name-calling and heck- ling, shattered the politeness of.

nor the challenge.

Moving in an annex of through Britain's textile belt, he new two ' Storey 18b9r§t0ry mi met so many hecklem who cried SOU'h Ottawa- The buxldms wall

the division's

the British election campaign as “out, out" and “rubbish” thatIOmCially Opened WedHESdSY-

it entered its final week before the Oct. 15 voting.

But though the ghosts of then John Profumo-C'iristine Keeleri

x scandal of 1963 were sud-j

fireely Prescribed in tile Unitedimore amused than concerned!

States for seven years has been Leaders of both major parties‘ “5

reclassified as a non - narcotic h v 1 mm to dow rad atiVeS W a e 8 mg e sex tions against Labor party mem-

by the Canadian Food and Drug the manufacturer announced

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as an election issue.

The uproar started when out-I hem

spoken Science Minister Quintoni

he accused his tormentors of ing in Labor‘s pay.

TORIES EXPLAIN

. , a Tory headquarters- seeking ‘05 may affect Canadians of this

The new laboratories were

‘constructed to enable the divi- sion to expand its research into

aspects of radiation that

restore tranquillity to the elec-‘ or future generath_

tion scene, explained at 3 Wed-‘

belnesday press conference tiiat‘

ogg’s reference to “adultern

ere making any allega-l .

The Tory concern was to shift

bombs amount slightly and it is of fundamental importance to de- termine this quantity.

Human beings always have a certain amount of radio-

.. did not mean the Conservdfictive materials in their bodies.

fallout from nuclear is increasing this

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, p ‘ A ~19 InfantryG Brigade grouwfil a: SUGAR crowm FOR THE QUEEN mg... .Mm'

esco here Alex w“, pastry cook Ottawa. has popes-ed s set of Queen Elizabeth and will de- gentle. Vehicles will be taken an: crowns. Th to the t hie. board the replenflsmeat nu ‘ “- am“ an“. . at“; rocqtiol is hogr‘: on" "T3 M) Pmrovidsr st flu Jul. NJ. 9

Canadian officials have fol-

b ' f t ,ipublicattention to charges that! lowed the lead of the World Hoag con Ton ed m d'

headers who demanded he 'ia soctalist government woul

However, Liberation says po- lice protection for the Quee will be a sufficient guarantee a

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gainst any shooting or bomb- ing along the routes she will

says there are Great Britain who

{French Press Stories Stress Security Angle

doubt the advisability of this royal visit, “whi some might interpret as an affront to the sensitivene'ss of the overwhelm ing in crate French-Canadian majority which supports consti- tutional separatism.”

“The British sympathy for French - Canadians is so much more wide-spread that there is recognition in London both of justified claims of an under- privileged minority and the vast revolution which in five years has transformed the province of Quebec into I truly industrial nation."

The Communist L’Humanite. after aso speak ing of the importance of police measures. says “the Canadian Communist party supports the national claims of French“- nadia'ns and asks that the two Canadas be united under a new federal agreement."

La Depeche du Midi say! "the separatist a gitation is greater than ever in French

onus-rousuuotbuotundmdmschm nomdsnd that the Guam and ssysthoslmofPromlor

visit “provides an excellent oc- .. usage of Quebec is to cum casion for it to manifest lt-

WA" Atoms in old glass become radioactive when horn . neu ons and their incontro- ment helps verify the age oltho

’the nrrlor of independentists of glass.

Le Republican Lorraln speaks all kinds."

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‘Radiation workers also occa- Health Organiza'fim” commit' fer to the Profumo case heET-irun Britain‘s prosperity‘ and gloatigllymlai‘tlgi:lsorasmgeSt rl‘tdmf toe on addiction - producing edly lied: on you can ten‘that Britain could not exist as; accidental 0t 1 fire“: ,0 drugs in dealing With deXU'O' me there are no adulterers on an important power under Wil‘i food or waien alm “8 Ion o and PYOPOXYPhefle hydTOChlorldev 8 the front bench of the Laboris‘m'S p18" t° Withdraw its inde'iis necessary rte “digerprfurcizsehsovllt synthetic drug produced under party, you-can talk about Pro-‘pendem “We” detail?“ much has been taken ' the trade name of Darvon by fumo... | To all this, The Daily Sketch, uide for med. 1 tr 1&1“ 3 Eli Lilly Company of Indianap- A f . . t P ,usually inclined towards theI gThe new m ‘9? ell" enth OHS and Tommi“ fumo orgiegnefiallaglnyseg' aftrtgr:j gonsewatlyesl said emi-Ofianx: scientists to legnrlnolhi’ythzfiilawilel Canadian official! reclassified admitting he had sex relational The- pumw IS 1’0""? “h th‘si present laboratory methods 9 drug as A nomnarcofic eh with partygirl Christine, wholglection. Bored into iiltdifferefiggr - “Clive 00L 1~ The drug. “311' also had a number of other boyi y dmasthsest mfan'x;ouih i o 1Inble in various strengths and friends, including a Soviet mili-jfi‘ffi a can” we ° er: Coffin Probe combination with aspirin. tar attache. . ' . 1 . ‘ still can be sold only on pre- door leader Harold Wilson,’ I‘ called °” 9“." Tones m‘ PUblIC Hearings scription but no longer requires who met hecklers at a Birming- i “me all}: and, f‘ m r the rigid documentation and ham rally, called on prime min- “And 9 it)?” “roiled” '3 Are special care connected with the ister Sir Alec Douglas-Home taint:1v slggfrfiohglzlfggfne “11203:! prescription of narcotics. explain Hogg's reference to be 5 “nice fellow... but he was} QUEBEC' (pp)_The Quebec “plainly out of his depth" in his1 royal QOMISSIOH. lllqlu'l'lng into D I o D o 0 fight against Wilson. !the .Wilbert.Coff1n. case ended oug as Questions easron A. no... to e... the taboo public beams with Mr. Jus- . . view, national opinion polls sug- We .Roge'r Brossard- the com“ B Court On Fmancral Issue gem" "w "3"” my “ad “m “9 “"9” y had vanished, replaced , a Prowl-lien“ W111 “€31? him d15- I Esman abor lead. The stock tmguislh 'W’l‘l‘lcll Witnesses have OTTAWA lCID-New Demo- Mr. Douglas also asked why market tended to support his be?“ telling the truth on y cratic Leader '1‘. C. Douglas the federal government initiated view. Prices for steel sharesipomts- said here the Supreme the appeal to the Supreme Court. continued to fall. Steel is among} The contradictions that have Court of Canada appears to of Canada against 8 Quebec the industries Labor intends tovdodged the commission through have violated human liberty in court ruling maintaining the nationalize. ' a judgment handed down Tues- right of the taxpayer to be pres~ 1 ti

day- ent at an inquiry by the rev-? DEATH WAS ACCIDENTAL long special session, a last at-

He asked Justice Minister enue department. |

Favreau in Commons Mr. Favrea-u replied many: NEWMARKET, Ont. (CPl—A to a missing rifle in the case. whether the government plans factors were involved in the'charge of manslaughter against Deadline for the Bmsam re. legislative steps to counter the case. He would look into it and Joseph Mitchell. 34, of Oakjport to the Quebec government, court's ruling that the Cana- make a statement next Mon-‘Ridges, Ont.. was withdrawn}

dian Bill of does not day. Monday. He was charged Sept.I

give taxpayers the right to be e court Judgment involvedG after a Toronto tax1 driven, Despite strenuous objections: present at inquiries by revenue an attempt by Rene Lafleur of ;Peter Morrison, 48, collapsedi from his counsel lawyer pram. officers into their financial af— Montreal in 1960 to be present‘ and died at Mitchell‘s home. A! cois Grave] told {he commisslon‘ airs. during a revenue officer's ex-icoroner‘s report showed ‘

ill/Ir. Favreau said he plans amination of witnesses under Morrison died accidentally due| yer Raymond oath while tire affairs of Mr.,to spontaneous brain hemmor-i

to (Budd ) Maher study the judgment con- y

had told him in. 1953 they had

elder seriously the question of LaFleur and 13 other business-f hage probably caused by EXCES' taken the misgmg rm, from remedial legislation. men were being investigated. ‘sive drinking. Coffin’s camp to Quebec City. u But both Mr. Maher and Mr.

Hamel took the stand and de- -nied ever telling Mr. Gravel such a thing.

3 Mr. Maher said under ques- tioning by Author Jacques He- bert-

“I'll never divulge What my told me in confidence. first."

Mr. Hebert then asked Mr. Justice Brossard to rule that

client I'll die

' I tempt to find out what happened'

originally Oct. 15, has been ex-; tended to Nov. 15. i

thati both Jean-Guy Hamel and law-i ‘

i .

This is the start of something new...

t‘11 time, Mr. Maher must dis- close what was in a package he took from the Coffin camp.

The commissioner. who last Sept. 23 had urged Mr. Maher to do so in the public interest, replied that he could order the lawyer to answer, and if he didn‘t. hold him in contempt for a few days, then ask the ques- tion again. But he didn‘t believe the lawyer would answer, and the inquiry would only be drawn out uselessl'y.

Army, Naval Exercise

Scheduled

, HALIFAX (CPL—Ten ships of the Canadian navy‘s Atlantic command and 450 army rson- nel are scheduled to take part in an exercise centred on the United States naval base at Ar- genitia, Nfld., Oct. 25 to Nov. 8. navy said here,

Exercise Yeoman will be un- ider the direction of Rear Admi- iral Jeffrey V. rock, Maritime l‘commander Atlantic. and is the third in a s of exercises idesigned to train regular units ‘of the armed certain aspects of combined operations.

any personnel from the and

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