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2 Leaders Move To End Unin's Ship/Harassment

i Defence Statement ' 5 Promised later Today

Pope. Says I ,Harmony ‘ Is Aim

VATICAN CITY (Reuters)— Pope John pledged “to perse-i‘ vere humbly" for world harm— ony as he received the Balzan Peace Prize Friday from Italian: President Antonio Segni at a ceremony here.

The Pope's prize. worth l.000,<‘ 000 Swiss francs 1950.000), isl expected to go to charity.

He noted it was the first. time;

in history the leader of that Roman Catholic church had received a peace prize. The award coincided with what| many observers believed is ill trend in the Communist and! Catholic worlds towards an ens-l ing of antagonisms. ‘

Pope John said it Is the hour of mercy for all. and contin-i ucd: “No more the hour of ven-v geancc. no more the hour of a new recourse to force. which homanity refuses. which the Christian conscience rejects.‘ with horror." ‘

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RELAXED. THEN DRAWN The RI~ycar~old Pope was; smiling and relaxed when the} Vatican ceremony started. But he appeared gravc and a littlel drawn when it ended 1% hours ' later with a solemn benediction; in St. Peter's Basilica. He has been unofficially re- ported since November to be suffering from stomach cancer. But there was no sign of any‘ deterioration in his health as.

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CRASH SURVIVOR LEAVES HOSPITAL

Hrlrn Klaben. who was res: rucrl March 25 after surviving sewn wccks beside a downed planc in the Yukon wilds, is inlf‘l‘l'lml'f‘d by ncwsmen on leaving a hospital in New York

Friday. Her right foot. fr o m which the toes Wcre removed because of frostbite. is encas- ed in bandages. Miss Klabcn,. 2i. entered the hospital March 30 weighing 100 pounds and

left there 23 pounds heavier.

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CANADIAN PRIME Minis- for benefit ter Lester Pearson warms his hands in his pockets as h e chats with President Kennedy

of photographers on terrace of President’s summer home at. Hyannis Port on Cape Cod Friday. The weather was

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chilly but the greetings were warm as the chief executives met for two days of talk s.

(AP Wirephoto)

l HYANNIS PORT. Mass. lCP) .~~Efforts to yClaude .Iodoin of the Canadian

iLabor Congress and President.

lGeorge Meany of the AFL-CIO i to a conference table discussion ‘on Great Lakes Labor disrup- tion were announced Friday inight by Prime Minister Pear- son and President Kennedy. 1 .abor Minister MacEachen hand U.S. Labor Secretary Wil- ' lard Wirtz have been instructed to try to arrange the confer- . ence. The aim would be to end [harassment 'of Canadian ship- li ping in U.S. ports by U.S. allies ,of the rebel Seafarers Interna- l tional Union of Canada.

e two leaders also gave information to a press iconfcrence. summoned at the lend of their first round of the , two-day talks.

l 1. U.S. Defence Secretary Mc-

lNamara and Defence Produc-i

ltion Minister Drury will meet l defence production.

5 . Subjects covered at the talks included the prospects of {disarmament and the abolition 1. of nuclear tests.

5 3. U.S. - Canadian defence imatters will be covered in I icommunique expected to be 1 issued later today.

i DISCUSS COMMITTEES

The two leaders also dis- i cussed greater utilization of flexisting facilities for communi- cation between the two govern-

ments~specificaliy the Canada-‘

bring President .

U.S. committees on defence and; economics plus the permanent!

iin NATO and the multilateral nuclear force concept with par- :ticuar emphasis on the pending ‘NATO ministerial talks at Ot- l‘tawa starting May

SHIPS HARASSED . Prime Minister Pearson said 3 of the Great. Lakes labor battle gthat Canadian ships have been isubjcctcd to picketing in U.S. 4 ports and "indeed a little worse lin Cleveland yesterday." i Thursday at Cleveland 3 vcs sel owned by Upper Lake! Shipping Limited of Toronto. in ,trouble with the Seafarers Inr i‘ ternational Union of Canada for two years because it switched ito the Canadian Maritime Un- ion. was fired on by a sniper. Pearson said that arrange-- l ments are being pushed to bring about a meeting of Jodoin and } Meany. .Iodoin has said that he is

suggestions that t e trouble iwould end if the SIU were all lowed back into the, CLC. w ich expelled it. for raiding smaller . unions.

l 0f the. talks generally. Pear- . son said: "We made progress." ‘Kennedy concurred. The presla dent said that discussions today will touch Latin America af- : fairs. The. US. would like to see Canada become a member the Organization of American I States.

i Other topics included fishing and Pearson‘s desire 0 set a 12= imile coastal Ilmlt barring

' hint board “n ‘lefence' the: foreign fishermen. Special, coca

» e f Wh.“ bundle" t cessions might be ‘made to cer- fitefis £1? d‘pmy tain countries sucih u thhet 1&8.

. ' , At dinner Firi ay mg a concept “nus 31mm“? “5‘; 0‘] two leaders discussed the zen- EZL' go‘legngllen Cam’s?” 63' era] East-West. situation.

Gold Medal Presented

sition. I . Early planting is in Mr. Ross planted Goren Moun-

Brooklyn home. (AP Wire- 3 The pope will be an onlooker} Photo) i Saturday when other sici. German zoologist Karl von' .Frish (biologyl and Soviet. Mcuart Ross. MLA. Flat; pletod on . . River completed the planting;April 26 last. year. when filRoss. who consulted her diarywlNeqLthfax ._ Vi province igencral practice on the Ross1tains. Irish Cobblens and Ken~ The Liberal member for I farm for he completed the nebecs this year

She was greeted by her moth- he spoke firmly in French to thel er. Ida and her brother. Mar- distinguished audience in the‘ iprizcs are. awarded to Unitedl . States historian Samue. Eliot} n < o m p I i Morison ihistoryl. German-born} ° l mathematician A n d r e l Olmofl P '3 "ll "9 20 Acres Potatoes l l l . 0 O ' : Sailors Killed . ',., i _ : . . of 20 mm of rotates-M N ’tbc iast- (tibiae-info ‘ - “I"."»—- I ‘5‘ M‘enln: which must he one of- spuds were planted on May HALIFAX (CPi—Two crewl ! members of the destroyer cs-F On N.B I a Fourth Queens started the. plant-. tan seeding on April 23 in: Robert Ross. . ‘ ' ‘ ' River. has planted two acrcsithey were driving left the road —Thlrt€en-y€8F-Old ARSElB Mar-E I y i of early potatoes already. It was labour four miles from cltyf le Guitard of Turgeon. five mil-l kamc‘l- 'iimits here. l‘es east of here. died Fridayl The earl

.IACQUET RIVEIY N.B. iCPl‘

also of PI at Friday When the 03" 1“ Whicn The president said in response to a query that good progress had been made. in discussion of. the question of nuclear arms. for Canada. The new Liberal:

d missed one day on acI-i count of rain which slowed tho.

tin. 33. and taken to their brightly-lit Basilica. Icomposcr Paul Hindemith (mu.1 the Ross farm by. 1960. it was learned from Mos. the earliest seeding jobs in the: in 1961. icort Crescent were killed earlyi mmpmmn V “'m'k “" "he land? Dead are AB 3011“ -l~ Mac‘ when struck by a car near herl

. i. . , ' integrationsWercom-i PEARSON VISIT in the Flai River area in Donald. 20. of Toronto and AB hm... i OTTAWA «if». -- a... a. m...- transatlantic ggggrnm (gammy 3:41? HYANNIS PORT. Mass. vigil: 13:23:93: (1813::‘gzgqu‘gucfleégirafiécfid02.13:;‘ The girl was walking Along Transport Board issued an org {MAPS “(Sf 911mm; Sungaé‘ffi {d . defensive nude" equjbment‘ anA w A (CF! .4 Mmg, VOlVO Prepares (AP) Three mishaps lam 53‘. n' win be m was, a imo‘b‘ile wa’s found at the bottom Highway 11 with two compangder Friday to bar International "h" 1:13 "r 9?: H“ e made for NATO forces and for‘IGeorges Vanier. wife of th marred the initial meeting we'wk "Inngm. the, can of an c.mbankmmi by passing} ions when the accident took. 9”” 03" “’35 sen‘ Y 993mm; weaponry under the North;GOVCI‘n0r - General, PresentEd

‘ lace 'amim’s flying mm canada from. Friday to H ("reign _ amine”. American air defence system. ithe Canadian Automobile Asso-

‘ p ' ' ithat had filed new tariffs with; "I wouldn't say anythinglciation's gold medal for lifesav.

[the board to increase. round-trip abou, the Roman until the mg Friday to David pamck rates- “f thm "y ink" communique comes 011"" inter.‘Kleerfl. 12. Of St. Peter's Boys' "ad .jec Pearson with n 3miie_iSchool. Saint John. NB.

The telegram notified the air-j “we don-t want M "mm out“

lines that the board was sus-_selve3_~-

inendlng "l"- Dmposed tariffs ln'i The two leaders also dis-.l-Iousr by children participating

idelinilely- WORM!“ mu” leadl cussed the. impending talks atzin the national school safety

. to court action or suspension off Geneva "n ,he Genera] Afle5‘patml jamboree

landing menu“- ment. on Tariffs and trader David Kiervin is the fine The "rder was made an" the! (GATT) and "our hopes 0" bothi‘school safety patrol member to

one

TO open Plant work, and it is expected to be motorists. DARTMOUTH. Ns. (CP) -; anm (Canadai Limited a n-E nounred Friday that, pilot. pro-j duction of automobiles will be- gin at its new plant here M on-. av. 1 Plant manager William G. Od-l Gttc said in a press release the um 15 employees under thei \‘nva Scotia on-the-job training; program would begin working?

of President Kennedy and rime Ministcr P e ar 5 o n

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, . . . ' much later in some areas. Friday at nearby Otis Air l ‘orcc i ' l

Raymond MacM‘illan, w o o d i . irsl. a .I t i f f breeze ‘ ‘

l ASlronaUl Gordon cooper ; Has Simulated Countdown

(‘1 as

She made the presentation

' during a visit. to Government

circled the member of the Will] 50m? "l ll PPaCt'icaIly im-z

U.S. Air Forcc's guard of dcr water, It. will be some timel

honor holding the. Canadian .Vel before planting Operatimsi

banner aloft can be started there. he sug- gested.

Second. the Wind upset the

. _ . ' ‘ ‘ t As. i. . _ . _ , . i < , .__ ed, long exposure to space lnlffl'nfillonal A" “3'15"” sides for lowering trade bar- be awarded the medal. On Nov. (m an," assembly at plant open. public address system so . r‘ A P E (.ANAVERAI., Fla. orbit U.S. record is design ing- ‘ l n through which inter , . .. ‘ - i the exchan c of remarks by im ' t ather information wei- htlessness. Medical data 50“? 1° - , . r . Her-‘- il4~ 1952 he snatChEd “=th- tii: ii": dviiuclt‘ionb‘imidgigeril dig“ "‘9 Canadlgn 3"" America" "AF" Amonm Gnrdon pr amy 011‘g g Whom” ’“l'mes “Wk “"l We“ Another subject was the pro-imam James O'Hara. 0. from

“Pink ab "y .world ~ wide rate

v ‘ ‘ to perform dur- will be the prime concern. 1 . . ‘ mm. canadian (our - do or leaders was only mamm- icooper Jagged along a beam] ' ‘ ‘ . ‘v - Structure“. posed inter-allied nuclear forceithe path of a truck.

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edan ‘ tently audible to the sight- 1 Ainflnlouncicmtents. notices3 . ll: iFriday. spent 90 minutes at the ‘ a :zlclgdtn:n89:::$enfiraycqgfeg i -i seer on hand. i B 5. en in; ,. . - .1 I I I . u'oillrd amine ts”! the "mm bl Fizally. Pearson walked ‘ Classified L2. til. 14 icon"? 0‘: latf913re§niltlfig , "3...“me the rate boost, joininn in}? NC employees uteri backwards—waving to the i Finance. markets . . . . . . .. 1 7”“ t mug ‘ ma 51m ‘ " The. new fare wasdecided on u a r s rt.“ .1 cfmpm" . I crowd-as be. entered Ken- 1 Comics ................ .. II icountdown and launching in .18., fan by “m “hues at .. ’ M'uld grads“ Pazductiton 211:2: nedy-s- jet-powered helicop- l Editorials . . . . . . . . .. fpreparation for his long-dura- imfmc conference at Chandler,_ hm would b‘, "wdafilfimo I: l for {or the quick flight to the l Kings. Queens. City 5 jtion space mission next week. Am. The agreement was to re- 1 . training . M y - site. here of their two-day Summerside .' The . - year -old US. Air ‘ dues thp drscmmi on roundup: The first automobile h “II conference. In doing so. he" Prince County . . . . . .. Force major is scheduled to tickets in [we per cent from 101 n e I Posted to be rod ed I lli bumped his held 0“ the [OP l SM!" - . - . - . - . . - . . . .. soar atop an Atlas missile Tues— per pent. winch would result my I p “c mm M the doorway l women's day for a record Amenun a rise. in the price of a round- l l

a _ flew from nearby Patrick Air Jo - ‘ Force Base in an F402 Jet wa lane. one of four. the U.S. ab 03'. ~ . I ‘ itronauts use to maintain flight valROSSARDVILLE. Que. (CPlinothing ho explain what is school. are insufficient to ban-proficiency. Sun “He red schoolhouseihappening. Three doctors came die the b of students. He mm exchanged flying crea‘k three times in‘two weeks to the conclusion that "somefAbout 125 Brossordvxlle.children:W1s (or his silver space sun Iow'in unexplained malady that microbe might l1an been theiattend SChOOlS in neighbormvgiand climbed into his Faith 7 Mon pupus “W88” Md MINO- ClllPl'il-" mwns- spacecraft atop the Atlas boos- town was shut down Friday for Officials of nearby St. Lam-1 The abandonf‘d two-Classfflomlm on launch pad No, M and {emaindec of the school bert Hos ital. w. er. theischool was built 15 years ago. i__wmch was me same jumping, stricken children were taken.ibut closed in 1960 after a new l‘ofl place for the three Nevin“, tried everything lnlsatd some pupils seemed to belschool was completed. The de- orhi Americans. John rt“)! 0 tests." uid police drugged to the point where theyimand for more classroom space Glenn. Scott Carpenter “d w“. n S‘Albert Richard. "but we‘could have undergone lmmedi-gbecamc so acute that the ele- w. Schirra. d IlPII't know What affectedlate surgery without any pain. mentary school was re-open The umulaum covered mm children.“ . . Specialists.ch9Clted every-ltwo years later. lcoumdown phases_ "no" and Chief Richard said the unac-ithlng from the school bus to th lSTRUCK LAST MONTH ,me Me mum!" of Au.»me countable repetition of the atiUfree milk provided by the pro-. The first epidemic atrucklered flight ‘ me"! has convinced lilin therelvlncial government. and even ‘April 26 when 30 pupils got. sick ’ _ isvrriminat action behind lt. ;examlned lunch pails. 1just lager Asttc’ppingmgfgu thoJPIANs QUIET DAYm fl ""1 lure we have'a "ho-1 me, an nuthorit “3’00 "5- "v T I!!!" Today. Cooper W 00" he lilac affair on'our hands." he mmlnffigfam combusgimfiwas lamc on I leaking fire himself mainly to the astro- “ld HP didn‘t elaborate. and "mud the school but found noiextinguisher at. the rear of the nauts‘ ready room at Cape Ce- ”"_ motive was lmmedlately “use (or me “out,” He gavgibus. But three days later. 50 naveral‘s famed hangars.

9F". {he "hoop, 52 boys and guig‘childrcn had to rushed to. He will start a low-residue squlck lesson‘on the mechanicslhmpilfll Wh?" "try became ill. idiot and spend the last. of detecting impure air. ! The school was closed forithrec days before the flight lthrce days. The latest epidemieyresting and studying.

MOVE CLASSES lstruck Thursday. affecting 1S‘ Doctors will make several ' No other schools In the mwn'childrcn- .medicai checks to obtain data were affected. The stricken The 9119be yang! department‘to compare with physical con-

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“Faith - , _ tuner 05:33:"? Alphonse ton

of French . lrant children, were brtn n ""le objects to class. “ ‘ BI‘MIEST MICROBES

Exhaustive tests. and inch-hy- ch searches of the one-storey.

alwn recovered tannounced l taken the dltlon information to be relayed 3:11;“. flit: In youtback. will imaml‘ under observation. Vduring Cooper's scheduled 22-m- complete the school year in Dr. .I. levellec. director ofibit trip. _ other ores schoo s. the provmcmt health unit for. The. lowresidue diet consists Some frantic parents moved‘lhe county. Mid every mean-pf ample proteinumeat. rice. their children to other schools. ; tion it been taken to preventi‘eggs. sugar. fruit juice. tea and already crowded. gale: Richard“ recurrence of the main

1 coffee

- rick school in this suburb says the towns ciuemnu.i t is now up to police to; Cooper‘s flight — nearly four Montmi um uncovered mum in. none elmtu?‘ nation." in aid. .

times longer than Schlrra’l at: l

of Astronaut Gordon Cooper taken at Cape. Canaveral dur- ing fin al pbues of his prep- arations for a flight into space ext week. He is scheduled to make 2: orbits.

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on the dispute over North At- antlc air fares which threat~ ened to halt. all flights to the U.S. and Canada. .

British morning newspapers

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_ireported the sending of n

lstrongly worded official note to but the aviation

lministry and a foreign office

Walter Schirra‘l six- or hit U.S. record This photo was re- leased by the National Acro- nautics and Space Administra- tion in Cape Canaveral Friday.

HERE IS A candid closeup

(NASA Photo vts AP well beyond photo)

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lspokesmarn refused to confirm ‘it. ' l

. ‘ Margarine,

‘Whisky Taxes

‘ i Said Too High

TORONTO (CW The un- i likely combination of margarine '. and whisky was dished up

' 3 before the royal commission on

‘ taxation l-‘ridav

' taking too his A bite from the

At issue were the It-per-cent fcdcral sales tax A: it. applies to margarine in all provinces lbut Newfoundland and the 15- lpcr-cent withholding tax that lapplies to dividends paid to foreign corporations by their ICensdten subsidiaries.

note to the United States today'

It heard that salcs tax was '

w ,~. 0,11.°N",,{l" “a” “"1 be “rm”?! space “('19 intended to last .. trip ticket. MONTREAL icei . Michel The jury [also found both pus. ~~~_._...‘.__.. ‘ lmor’e than 34 hours ,1. . . LeCorre. warden of St. Vincentioncrs criminally negligent. Shortly after dawn Friday g.’ Note de. Paul Penitentiary. and two, Dr. . Paul Valcourt, Cooper donned sweat clothes ": I ‘of the prison‘s guards were medico - legal expert. testified ¥ ’ and made 8 Dre-breakfafl EX‘ Is Rumored {found criminally negligent I"ri«iearlier ballistics tests showed ercise run along a deserted day night in the. death of a‘thp slain guard and prisoner Cape n 1' v30~ LONDON (CPi—Britain waslguard taken hostage by twovwerc both struck by gunshots In mid-morning. the astronmfl reported to have sent a stiff prisoners. ‘fired by Alphonse Desormeaux

56. a guard at the penitentiary: for 29 years.

HIT THREE TIMES

Dr. Valcourt said autopsies showed Tellier was hit three times and Marcel Marcoux twice by bullets fired from Desormcaux‘ .38-calibre revol- Mar- wr‘ I

Desormeaux and Aurele Mar-

tel. 39. were. the guards implb cated. Evidence showed Martel .nlso fired a number of shots. :The third guard. Gilles Le: ' comptc. 23. said he did not fire because "I couldn't see clearly inside the cell." ~ “If I had fired I would have .’ .hit LcCorre in the back and hit. lguards Desormcaux nnd Martel for sure," testified Lecompte.

Thc Marcoux' had taken Tel- prisoner to back up de- imands for a transfer to Stony iMountain Pcnitcntiary ln Mulli- itoba.

Warden chforrc told report.- crs earlier this week he ordered rthc guards to invade the cells “was the only thin; -we could do because they ball ialready stabbed the guard sev- 'l'ImPS and he. was In m}!

The autopsy showed Tun.) -had tron bed three um and terc was medical m that he would have died from one of the stab wounds h I short time.

The verdict was rendered by a coroner‘s court jury iinder Coroner Marcel Trahan.

Guard Raymond Tellier. 35. died May 2 after Warden Le- Corre ordered three guards armed with pistols to storm in cell where Tellier was held by the two convicts.