if It's Good For “The Island The Guardian Is For It Antherized @ Departmem Ou VOL. LXXVIII. NO. 206 ‘EVENT IS HUGE SUCCESS Thousands Line City” Che Guardian rs Prince Edward Island Like The Dew” CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, SATURDAY, AUGUST 21, awe 0 es .gua® ors yoo? Jl eels For Delayed Gold Cup Parade By ‘RALPH CAMERON ' WHEE' sands were right in the city any-| way. But no matter where they kets, yellow raincoats or orange | The kids wore hoods or jac- | That Gold Cup and Saucer were they wapted to see a parade ones, or blue or green or any| Parade again! The rain came but so did the ‘o them. people. Thousands upon thou- --And- se- it sands lined the streets in cars and on foot, cn camp stools and on verandahs. Traffic present- ‘and the weather meant nothing color so long as it held the wet- ness out. Ider people wore. was held _even | auything avaliable or just said | the heck with it and watched | though, for the first time in six | the ‘parade without any cover- years, it had to be postponed) ing other than ordinary street ed the most tremendous~ prob- for-a-few-hours.-And-the crowds! clothes —And they were enough, | lem city police had to-face in stayed to the finish with neither a5 despite the rain the day was! years as the people unthinking- Wy drove in and out North Riv- | howers making any difference. | Vagrant raindrops nor occasional | warm and humid. ' (Continued on page 10, col! 1). er Road to tie the parade in seemingly hopeless knots. Postponed from the manning when a deluge hit the city, of- | Gemini Blastoff ie ¥ 1965. 4 vo oT MORE THAN SEVEN CENTS WEATHER Sunny-with a few cludy periods; winds northwest 15."Low-high 55 and 70..Sun- day; sunny and warmer. 14 PAGES Demonstrators Active As Greek Gov't Formed |. By PHILIP DOPOULOS | ATHENS (AP)—Police used j|tear gas and clubs in wild street |battles Friday night with 15,000 Anti-Royalism e Swelled |where 3,000 vouths joined them. Police moved jn with tear gas when the demonstrators started to march toward Parliament, ficials scheduled it for two o'clock rain or shine and at that | demonstrators shouting amti* five blocks away, and defied or- time floats and clowns, ponies \Toyalist slogans and denouncing ders to disperse. ee an oan |the new government. Demonstrators ran up side ee eee, Charlotte C e uU e | First aid stations reported at streets with club-swinging po- pa jleast 100 injured, including sev- jicemen in pursuit. Many dem- High School. ' Not even the threat of another é a ” downpour could stop the Island- CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. (AP) ers coming in from the farms | Two American astronauts went and fishing grounds, or the tour-| through another simulated mis- ists from their hotels and tents. sion Friday and then received They all came as Island cars| the green light for the real thing mixed with those from Indiana |today—the blast - off on an and Florida, New Jerseys and/eight - day flight that would 'computer down and prevented damage. Had this failed, it would have been necessary to remove the computer fram the spacecraft for reprogramming. CABLES REPAIRED Underground cables damaged leral policemen, in the fighting ithat flared throughout downtown |Athens after King Constantine swore in his new premier, Elias — Tsirimokos, The Athens demonstration and » others in the narby port city of Piraeus and in Iraklion, Crete, |swelled in the rising undercur- onstrators ripped paving stones from the streets and threw them at police. Rocks hurled. wildly broke shop windows. Demon- strators seized sticks and iros bars from building construct.op sites. They lit fires with news papers and other debris. The rioting also spread away Massachusetts, California and endur- Minnesota. And through —* were “by a chemical fire were re- oo =e oO aia Parliament to Concord all Nova Scotia and Quebec. | Engineers and scientists said, Paired. A programmer was re- - Ai ke wa. demonstrators ~ (Continued on page 5, col? 3) New Brunswick and Ontario im-| 14 the troubles that placed ip the telemetry> system . eae wee —— oS ( cecceapiapaiecenscmenn aaaaen ehed along the streets. the Gataias §-comnbhown Thurs- | 208 it was being watched ; Py “out ) with: a Gavan Cc . d Mi Once again it proved that day have been solved and the closely as flight officials moved | SD ceed’! ih galerence 1s Cob ana 10 ssing everyone loves a parade. sos tent? into an abbreviated mid-count | i; Ly : etscniies seciohiad a geet yee 10 a.m. —a checkout of compatability | nee oeaar i German-born mother Sales To Spain All morning long disappointed, An important revelation in ee ee Addressing themselves di- : kids kept a steady aioe this the checkout that followed the spacetralt. : 4 jrectly to - Constantine, many HALIFAX” (CP) - Canada ts eitice to see X they could leuns sere of the Wight was that te) Oe Tad Cuaries. Conrad freee Se re tae snp Maer dees bee : e : ‘ \- a sore abut to Gane te oneat ee eee ss ce ae. Jr. went once again eee | | Some demonstrators shouted jamin Rogers, Canadian Ambas- ey = morning long the phoned kept |bhieq by a lightning - caused mission reviews and rehearsals anti-Tsirimokos and anti-United-sador-to Spain, said here -F ti- ee ng — local calls and long} power surge through the launch ‘for the voyage that will prove States slogans. day. Fe di ones — with always the complex during Thursday's whether man can endure in : While police used théir tear He “said Canada could sell 4 same big yuestion, ‘Will there) a derstorm space long enough to fly to the 3 ee ‘gas and clubs, demonstrators more machinery to Spain and . Fa ‘ripped paving stones from the Maritime Provinces could be a parade”. Some callers had others only had to come 20, thou- An auxiliary power unit in- | stalled as a safeguard shut the moon, explore -its surface and return 4o earth. During the flight, tto be high- | ‘lighted in its early stages by | streets and grabbed sticks and PARADE IS ONLY ONE PART OF BUSY DAY iron bars from building con- struction sites. Unlike the wild Athens Pi MONSTER IS export wood pulp and chem- icals. Canada had only one per cent of the Spanish market. “Spain is on the: threshold of I 4 _\the first attempt: to-rendezvous =: heen_a busy tonight. Where is that race he has been busy enough ta CHILL WINDS OF FEAR [with another orbiting satellite, aor =. e ao — — ~ _ naa Coat leiden tae pid BIG PUZZLE jontration, the rallie in PiraeU an agriculture revolution and 19 5 ‘they will travel 3,120,000 miles 9% Mavor _— oe time he'd get a chance to read vand-on Crete went off- without just beginning to méchanize ag- BLOW IN SMALL VILLAGE ages Goh ty tl Os. tile was cur here eomewhere; Bowe Tike paper would be Garg te FOSTORIA, Ohio ‘AP)— peer ricultural operations,” said Mr. CALM SEAS FORECAST | day off. A reception in the going to pick a winner f I ‘parade That's Diane Stapely | mid the residents of nearby PREDICTS UPRISING ~ a Gentle winds and moderate cuorning. the Goki Cup snd’ don't oven ee bee ee and Frank Stuster waving Monroe, Mich., really. see a | The demontrations by follow- ward Island. He is also ambas- REGGIO CALABRIA, Italy Martino Seva was shot in the ... were forecast around the | Saucer Parade this afternoon names?’ J ee didn't the crowds. ‘See other pictures monster that had them in ers of ousted premier George sador to Morocco. : (AP)—The chill winds of fear duel with Antonio Stillitano. \ i114 except in the western and we have to go to the races say that ° he might have, of paride on page 3.) a tizzy last week? Papandreou came after hia son, | f are blowing through the bleak Young Martino was his Pacific i bio teed * : eas - Andreas, had predicted “‘a pop- streets of the little village of uncle's favorite. Maisano, |. : ig (ae : Met Murray, manager of ular uprising and demonstra- Drosi. in the Aspromonie.(Bit- then a. quiet-living, 40-year-old |“ ea — : he Nag hie o ‘ CIN ‘ ‘ radio station WFOB, Fost- tions’ against Tsirimokos. ter Mountain) country of farmer, had laid aside money ™0VCd over Japan. This would oria, thinks they did see About 5,000 persons marched Italy’s far south to assure him ‘an education, "ave no effect on flight plans, aCla oOo ing r up S “something” and he said in Iraklion. There were 2,500 The dread 22nd of the When the bullet gy ag Ae ws Ken , Friday a lie detector expert (marchers in Piraeus. smonth_is_near ie young Martino, Maisano took _ ae Cape ca : he hired thinks so too. In Athens the main iineih i his blood oath. Police say he See ee tae A lasted about an hour. > -~ swore to kill woman and child every maf, of the °Stillitano” family wait of the Stil- in terror. Five of -the family were wounded.” hospital with a back broken ~ Some members of the fam- by a pistol shot in a dulleo : : : eae ; sere sie, at “Ot eames tae Oe lie ee aioe Relat Dore peat ell ee ogre See © Na eke eee sige, Blase ne mission was one of mercy. He Others re u i sembling a large gorilla, | = F came home to plead ‘for guard of a special carabinier! | Ww Die hours earlier. They were af, The trial ended when the jury Ment of the trial. had approached their car, Greece a new government. The British - ‘built Viscount, clemency for Antonio Stilli —national police—detail as- oman S__ rested last week during racial, [was unable to agree on a ver- reached in and hit Christine As Tsirimokos told a press | owned by L.O.T., the Polish air tano, convicted of having shot ‘signed to the village for their demonstrations ip Fort Deposit, gict. 5 Mi Gol d Cc ‘about the head. ‘conference-of his plans,a- crowd line, went down in a heet field him in the duel, which in- protection. a nearby community. Two other Klan eebebaue also iss Up : ; _ of 12,000 Papandreou supporters Outside this town in northeast. volved a woman, : Those police now are on er Ss The dead man was identified were charged with murder in ti > ¢ ecentigners be- met at a theatre rally sponsored: ern Belgium on a flight from But out in, the hills there special alert for Sunday is the as Rev. John Daniels of New the killing of Mrs. Liuzzo, who Honor Goes To leved : women's story by the printers’ unions. They Lille, France, to Warsaw. still is Demonico Maisano, 22nd.’ WOLFVILLE. N.S. (CP) — Haven, Conn. He ‘was connected was ambushed near Lowndes- T ee eee. left the rally and went to the A L.O.T. spokesman said the young Seva's uncle, with Although young Martino Mrs. Ruby Kathleen Macumber, with the Episcopal Society for | Trudy Ca beck Athens University campus | Pilot, co-pilot and two steward- 3,000,000—lire--+5,000)--in- police---came--baek—on -a~mission-of | 41, of Windsor. N-S: -died~as the--Racial—and~ Cultural nity. renee = ee hee oo the_only. persons_on _ rd. jsame as Thursday, ideal for | / launching during the morning hours, but again building up to area and caused the postpone- men 2 Clergymen Are Victim store. for the slaying of another civil in a car - truck wreck near Murray said he and the administered _ poly- Long after that, police contin- xpert ae iued to chase small frowns pe graph tests to Christine Van ster—a furry beast about on ‘demonstrators. Aitiner already have been slain, each _litano clan, , . gathered quickly on stree : apiaadih thasdevetordna Aker, 17; her mother, Mrs. ° 83 ae j fuel’ teed cones a ae teak Gi oh canes It was an early delay of three HAYNEVILLE. Ala. (AP)—| State police were also sept” Boro. Ala, the “night of- March | Ruth Owens, 43," amt Rose aaa ” ihe rene . ance oath that they all will day Martino was shot..Mais- hours caused by a fuelling An episcopal (Anglican) priest into this small south Alabama 25 while ferrying Selma - to-| Bush, Mrs. Owens’ mother, |%©™! “ | “dle ae tu charged with “at problem that —carried~ Thurs. {0M Connecticut was shot. to town to help in the investiga- Montgomery marchers back to) and the tests showed they Riot . trucks cruised the Crippled young Martino five members of the Stillitano. day's countdown into the after- ,death and a Roman Catholic tion. Selma. “definitely saw something eat hurling ‘tear gas bombs / Seva has come back by train family, including two of At noon when the thunderstorm Prest from Chicago was | Hayneville is the city where Wilkins was to be tried again| and are telling the truth at each group. . . sisters. Several-others ag wounded by a. shotgun blast -a-Ku-Kiux-Kian-member;- Collie next -month, = but~-his lawyer, |~-about-what~they-saw:”” |~-Fire-trucks—battled—the-bon---SAINT =~ TROND lat fter almost five years in tonio’s ‘growled -across the launching | ae : 3 1, Belziues Friday inside a Haynevillé Wilkins Jr. was tried last May Matt H. Murphy Jr., was killed . ‘They had reported a mon- fires, and also used their hoses (AP)—A four-engine Polish air- liner crashed in a thunderstorm Trudy ~~ Caltbeck, « Charlotte- town, an i-year-old second 2 Mannes Mopping Up Snipers mercy, police said the mere resuit of injuries suffered in a fact of his presence here highway accident might move his uncle to strike when a car she was driving left pastor again. reward money on his head. LEFT QUIET—LIFE ~Police say the blood venge ance began in 1960 wheas The Viscount plane tad car- ried to Lille 64 children of Po- lish coal miners working if The wounded priest is Father | | Search Party here Friday Richard Morrisroe, 26, assistant at St. Columbanus Seeks Pilot Wales College, was ‘anid the highway and struck a pow- Church in/ Chicago. After South Vi | over.” DOM oo. ccccccecesesee:.. 3 et Nam Battle France. The. children had been more lucrative employment creasing the death*toll from the ward as rapidly as Canada ‘to other but with Canadians of ver line pole. He was taken to a Montgom- HALIFAX (CP) — A search* Miss Gold Cup Saucer last | on holiday in | their homeland. cae ery hospital. His condition wa8 party including an RCMP con- evening “when horse she | The plane was returning toa Po ae ay hot _known immediately, _- stable and a tracking dog was was representing, Andy's Son,- Toe vette ets their, cially announced._body—count—of..land__to—bring—back—more—chil. : . orn oni IN landing Friday in-—a~-Labrador main battle was won ma-'enemy dead stood at 563. dren. Sa ey — dik: ay : swamp to search for’ the pilot goes hes — bse Rasp seamed rines still encountered snipers Henry Cabot Lodge, returning A_ local state police officer The justice department in of a twin-engine civilian plane trophy, Andy's Son, owned in Friday in mopping up Viet Cong for his second assignment here reported the plane exploded in Washington ordered an immedi- that made an emergency land- Dartmouth, N. S., won both guerrilla fortifications on South as U.S. ambassador, told corres- flight. in a violent thunder- ‘ate FBI inquiry. ing t Saturday. starts in the classic. Viet Nam's Van Tuong Penin- pondents the U.S. ‘‘is both storm and he suggested it might --—-- sula. united and persistent in confirm- have heen hit by lightning, but ing its belief that the current other witnes:es said they saw ae aggression against (South) “Viet, the plane lose height and ex- g Battle: of the wars their number Nam must and will be warded plode _on impact after hytting : Angry oc ‘wor ers lo Se ee were flown to Sai- %f-" power lines, All concurred! that for return to the United Lodge siicceeds Gen. Maxwell visibility was poor at the time ‘States. D. Taylor, who resigned the of the crash ambassadorship last month and The plane crashed in a tee 8 Sailin Of p Shit With guerrilla forces : the returned to Washington. acre sugar beet field "area estimated at 2,000, was, SLE EEE g assen ger Dp overrun by a marine regimental landing force—perhaps 5.000 or ene - NEW YORK (AP) — Rebel strike June ‘aah. AFL-CIO American Radio Association 6,000 men—that struck by sea N E dockworkers, angry at .two Marine Engineers Beneficial As- still on strike. Roth these un- and air Wednesday. ( xX d | ion et unions of ship officers, coe _ a Ani eam cont cea sd By account of marine offivesi. ‘ ; in "the hagthy tieup of US : under an agreement worked out passenger ships, but not 102 o- a eae Saar ; ; shipping on the Atlantic and with the help of Labor Secre- strike-bound freighters. y ned - ; ved. The offi: | S romise i Gulf of Mexico coasts. tary W. Willard Wirtz. This Consequently, the Grace Wounded or captured. the v The sudden refusal of long- eMbodeid a -proposal by Presi- Line's Santa Paula was booked =: ‘ \shoremen to work ‘the Santi dent Johnson for a special panel for departure Friday night with ~ ‘ TORONTO ‘(CP)—The Cana-'when the study is complete. te /Paula forced cancellation of the to work out an automation dis-_160 passengers for the West Riot Toll dian National Exhibition will be give -financial support to,-plans |liner's: sailing at midnight) Fri- pute. : Indies and South America. . “given federal financial support which = be developed from it day night from Ne York and But Local 791 of the AFL- to help build it into a ‘great for the development of a great \guenened the departure prospects OFFICERS STILL OUT CIO International Longshore- Reaches 36 national showplace,” Prime national showplace which will | of four other American passen- The engineers’ settlement left men's Association refused to un- Minister Pearson .announced be worthy of Canada’s stature ‘ger ships. the AFL-CIO ee Or- load ae face soak an LOS ANGELES (AP) The Friday. . as a major world and - trading ganization of Masters, ates from the Santa Paula a re- : He included this cheering country.” ome Sa a and Pilots and the AFL-CIO provision her for the 13-day voy- death toll continued to climh Cov. for CNE directors in a CALLS FOR UNITY man passenger ships, but a age. sion and 72 judges began sep- brief speech officially opening He called on Canadians: to Jongshoreman, ‘whose union is A spokesman for ihe locat atate heotings an x dope. ot (™ 87th annual exhibition The throw aside their pessimism ané not‘ on strike’ but is honoring INSIDE TODAY said dockworkers resented deck tes Aili “ete ws directors had recently decided division and to declare their picket lines, commented: officers and radio operators ex- : : . to undertake a study of what pride in being citizens. “Nuts! The A Classified 12, 13 pecting them: to earn what he A youth shot by police died the future holds for » CNE. English- and Frenen-speaking : ; y can go without Births eee called a pittance working pas- Friday and a body was found’ Mr. Pearson said is essen- Canadians must find more com- | wages like us until the strike is to B senger ships while cut off from in a burned-out- building, in- tial for a country moving~for- mon interests not only with each ; : . In ee. eens, Comics .-...000.0+-ee0ee- > working freighters. rioting to 36. maintain a showplace accur- othér origins, he said. 1 governmen negotiators tri Ne ohio isi cdsaeees. “These guys expect about 100 : - ately reflecting the country's “We must become unique Ss KIDDIES ENJOY CLOWNS jagain to resolve the differences bse vd markets ........ 14 omen to make a few dollars and While the Commission sought peopie, products and- society. and ‘proudly and confidently ce : Na : | reported to be mainly eco- Sétherten stteteeeeeseeee 7 then be shut out until the strike causes of the tide of violence, Saying Ottawa will help pay nadian, neither melting pot nor See, look, 1 tokd you it Pamade. The rain delayed the Oup and Saucer The card that nomic ---between ship owners ditorials ...... seeee--+) § ends,” a longshoreman said, judges began, to deal with for the study of what must be mosaic, but a blend of all that wasn't Ringo’. No, it wasn't parade by four hours and can- wasn't run yesterday after- feo? the striking unions. A Summerside ... --+++- 3 Meanwhile, the officers will he charges against more than 2,000 done to keep the exhibition is good in all of our people... “ Ringo, it was one of the many celled the afternoon race card. goon is being run off this | spokesman held out little pros- Kings, Queens, City .... ; working at sea on their fat sal-' ‘of the 4,217 persons arrested ern, popular and: crowing the A prepared portion of Mr. clowns that. were. in ‘yester- The evening card was run off : | pect of early agreement Prince County =... aries and filling their bellies om during the six days of lawless- prime minister sadded Pearson's speech was tSsued te day's Gold Cup and Saucer and Andy's Son won the Gold mormng. The union which started the: a tine food.” [tess it the Watts Negro district.| “We will “also be ee 4 6 : F ts oR TREE RECOM eee tia TD a nda SO em RRM HT SR AN et A sf Roe ee Seales RG TOL i OEE GAOT Tt Ah ae