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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - August 7, 1963, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press wednesday. August 7, 1963 premiers decide nothing Halifax Provin Cial premiers by now on a first name basis tuesday wound up a two Day closed door Confer ence in which they talked of Many things but As they said themselves decided nothing. The Only firm resolve of the a carry Over from previous to keep quiet about what goes on at their sessions. They feel this is the Way to avoid the partisan politics that would cramp their talks. This Likely will be continued at the 1964 session to be held in Alberta. The first in the current after they were Dro Piid in the in Quebec City in 1960. The conference now has be come a unifying said Nova Scotia s Premier Robert Stanfield. Added British Columbia s w. A. C. Bennett we All get along Well to the premiers entered their final session tuesday afternoon without Premier Joey Small Wood of Newfoundland. He left at the noon break saying he had appointments. The others stayed on and then issued a statement to reporters covering these Points they agree Din principle to build a new cultural Central in Quebec City to commemorate the 1864 Quebec confederation conference. But sources indicated the provinces Are still far from decided what to build or exactly where or How much to pay for it. Premier Duff Roblin of Manitoba said either a music conservatory or con Cert Hall is envisaged. A Simi Lar building now is being put up in Charlottetown. They approved in Princi ple a plan for exchanging civil servants. These would not Likely be senior government employees but rather the up and com ing Young men in the lower echelons. In any event before Mak ing any decisions the premiers want a detailed proposal from the Institute of Public administration of Canada. The idea is aimed at More civil service efficiency. Problems of mounting hos Pital costs were considered. Premier John Robarts of on Tario said this May become the subject of a full conference la Ter but did not indicate whether it would be provincial or fed eral provincial in scope. More about Tariff continued from Page 1 Iron Cross return London up fighter planes bearing the Black Iron Cross of the West German air Force flew Over Britain in july for the first time since the second world War. They were on a nato training Mission. Mitchell Copp eyes examined Contact lenses fitted Harold m. Black optometrist phone we 2-5108 open daily 9 . To a Coo and associate dentists located Over metropolitan store phone Whitehall 2-8531 Comer Portage and Carlton hours 9-6 Dally closed saturdays during August cml us with conf Vinci rent or Purchase. Cas burners for Homes blocks Industrial Bollen custom burners for ovens dryers forges hut treat Etc. 733 Pembina Hwy. Go 3-8035 or. Herter listed 19 items ranging from wine and roquefort cheese to trucks and buses on which the United states is pre pared to remove Trade conces Sions now granted common mar Ket countries. In determining goods and commodities on which the United states would withdraw conces Sions to the common Market the . Had to select items on which it had made concessions. It also chose items that were largely supplied by common Market countries to avoid pos sible harm to other nations with which the . Trades. Major items on the list which totalled million in imports last year Are wine Brandy trucks buses film and photo graphic paper. Other items the Post says Are Gelatin caffeine the Chemi cals the Bromine and Dextrin potato starch steel Fiat wire cigarette papers stainless steel cloth Flower bulbs and roots scissors and shears Man made yarn roquefort cheese and elec Ric shavers tiny fraction the . Move would affect he prices americans pay for sports but the Dollar amount in t As nearly As important As what the action Means. The lost poultry sales Are Only a tiny fraction of the 000 Worth of goods exported of the common Market each year. The move reflects a new . Jet Tough policy. It also reflects hese newly complicated circumstances in world Trade. The common Market has asserted itself As a Strong willed equal in Trade dealings with the United states. T Europe s farm blocs have made it Clear they Are keeping a Sharp Eye out for their own interests. Europe having trouble working out its own agricultural policy has resisted . Efforts o link agricultural and Indus rial products in Trade talks. Protectionist sentiment in the United the shoe and textile industries especially signs of rallying. Some Trade observers question he Wisdom of retaliation. They say the situation is far too complicated to be solved merely by acting Tough. Precedent others argue with senator Frank Carlson Kansas Republican that the United states might be out traded and sold Down the River unless we adopt a hard in any Case there is a Clear precedent for the common mar Ket action and the . Reply. When the United states raised tariffs on carpet and Glass last year the common Market promptly boosted its tariffs against . Chemicals. Barring exemptions this kind of Tariff raising reverberates around the non communist world because of International Trade rules that say All cuts and boosts must be applied to every be. One economist specializing in common Market affairs says this could Poison the Atmos phere for negotiations for a Long time to in asked to debate s. Rhodesia United nations a four african countries called tuesday for an Early meeting of the United nations Security Council to consider the situation in Southern Rhodesia. They termed the situation in the British african territory an immediate and grave threat to peace in Africa. The request was made by Ghana Guinea Morocco and the United Arab Republic As the 11-nation Council was Busy de bating South Africa s racial separation policies. The memorandum protested against a British decision to Transfer to the Southern rhodesian government new Powers including unrestricted control of a powerful army recruited on a racial labor welcomes convention stress on Rural topics Regina Canadian labor Leader said tuesday the new democratic party National convention Here Likely will concentrate on farm topics but this is welcomed by the labor move ment. William Dodge of Ottawa i vice president of the Canadian labor Congress told a press conference he welcomes discussion because labor has Al ways taken the position it has much in common with the farm population. More about nip continued from Page 1 an economic advisory coun cil representing labor business Farmers and Consumers a permanent Federil provincial planning and develop ment Council. Second plan economic planning was the second major Plank tackled by the convention which spent most of tuesday s opening Day on a lengthy statement of the party s position on bilingualism and by Ultra list. After a spirited de Date it was adopted with Only score of votes against mostly from British Columbia Dele ates. Basis of the debate was Council recommendation thai he new democrats offer con Titu t i o n a 1 guarantees in hang Earls except by unania Nous consent of the Legisla ures that French or English canadians enjoy the right to educate their children in their in language and to use their in language in the courts Anc Legislatures of All provinces. The statement asked that the institution recognize the Equa Tatus of French and English nations and provide for improved facilities for All to learn both official languages. The party is committed to in clude religious language and educational rights in the constr ution. Only by unanimous consent of the Legislatures would it be pos Ible to alter these rights including Freedom of speech re Ilion association and Assem ily and Freedom from discrimination in employment housing and services. Without loss a further principle would pro Ide that Quebec or any prov Ince could remain outside joint ederal provincial pro Grams without financial loss. Ultimate responsibility for economic growth and full employment would be the Federal govern ment s but Only after Consulta Ion and co ordination with provincial government plans. Finally the party decided to Convene a special conference on Canadian federalism before the next election to discuss detailed action on bilingualism and fed eral provincial co operation As embodied in the general state ment. Combat to new Delhi a 1 world health organization is sending experts to Mongolia to help the government combat tuberculosis and do research in other diseases the Organiza Tion s regional office announce wednesday. It is the first assist Ance extended to the people Republic of Mongolia by a United nations affiliated organization. Mongolia joined Thi United nations in 1961. The province of Manitoba requires a Hunter safety training officer for the department of mines natural resources this officer will be responsible for a province wide program directed towards Safe Hunting practices and gun handling. He will plan organize and supervise this program and License and supervise instructors to out with various clubs and sportsmen s organizations his duties will also involve wide Public Contact through lectures to interested citizen groups and demonstration of Safe gun handling practices. Successful candidate must be available to travel in the province and have a wide knowledge of firearms. Salary Range per annul. Full Gayil service benefits including three weeks annual vacation with pay Liberal leave pension and group insurance privileges. Apply to Manitoba civil service commission room 332 legislative building Winnipeg i Manitoba. Mobe about rights from Page 1 civil rights leaders announced Oday they have called off fur ther picketing permanently we the downstate medical Centre construction site in Brooklyn scene of mass arrests for nearly a month. One sponsor of the Brooklyn demonstrations the Congress of racial Equality said it was upset disappointed and dissatisfied with the decision but would observe it. The decision to end picketing was made at a committee meet ing attended by some 50 ministers and was based on the constructive and positive measures for eliminating Job discrimination in the construction Industry in new York More work for qualified negroes and other members of minority groups also was the Rea son for a meeting at Tho White House in Washington. During the session 19 prominent Industrial executives organized an advisory Council to try to open up Job opportunities free of discrimination. Rights Bill meanwhile Clarence Mitchell Washington representative of the National association for the advancement of coloured peo pie sought the support of Sena Tor Everett m. Dirksen of Illi Nois for the Public accommodations Section of Kennedy s Civi rights Bill. Dirksen Leader of the Republican Senate minority said he was supporting seven sections of the president s proposal bul not the controversial eighth the one Banning discrimination in Public accommodations As restaurants hotels and Thea tres. On that dirkson said he favored a voluntary approach. At Frankfort ky., the economic Security department be came the first state Agency to follow up the anti discrimination order issued by governor Bert Combs. The department filed a regu lation with the legislative re search commission Banning discrimination in personal care Homes for the aged and infirm Bills that could be used to Segre ate. White and negro pupils by classrooms or to separate boys for girls in integrated schools. No schools below College level Are desegregated in Alabama at present. Elsewhere five demonstrators were car ried from the Entrance to a construction project at Elizabeth n.j., after they locked arms and sat in the path of an approach ing Cement truck. Police arrested 138 Young negroes at Athens ga., As they started a Parade toward the City Hall. Officers said 97 were turned Over to juvenile Cour and 41 adults were released on property Bond each for parading without a permit. In Danville va., Rush hour traffic was slowed for 15 min utes when four negro demonstrators Lay Down across two o the four lanes. At Farmville va., about 30 negro pickets padded downtown for an hour. Negro pickets paced in fron of six downtown Charleston s.c., stores. In new Orleans a Federal appeals court denied the Mobile ala., school Board s motion for a stay of a desegregation order lending an Appeal to the , supreme court. The Alabama House passed More about wheat continued from Page 1 prices of wheat would drop. With this decline anticipated by the Trade the Federal government was deterred from making any announcement about a floor Price. In addition it has been argued within the government that the Flat rejection of practically All Prairie Liberal candidates was a Clear indication that the West Ern wheat Farmer was not in agreement with the Liberal Agri culture program including the floor Price. Adding to the Strong arguments against acting on the floor Price policy was the situation in the United states where it is by no Means Clear what the . Government is going to do with respect to its wheat production finally there is the huge crop that in Western can Ada in excess of Bush Els which will aggravate the wheat problems confronting the Canadian government. Pressure mounts there is increasing pressure on the Federal government to either abandon or adopt this floor Price. Program. Western Prairie liberals Are calling for a decision rather than the repeated announcement that it is a matter of government policy to be announced in due course the prime minister is reported reluctant to make a statement that he has abandoned his commitment for a floor Price however the agriculture commit tee of the Cabinet is seeking to work out an alternative program that would provide a positive agriculture policy announce men that May be made Early in the resumed sittings of parliament sheep have two skins Separ ated by a layer of fat one produces hair and woo grows on the outer one. Rapist Hallandale Fla. A the negro Section of Hallan Dale was sealed off today by a cordon of police searching for a rapist. Mayor John d. Steele said the rapist a negro is a Ani Steele invoked special Emer ency Powers to meet what he called a state of panic that resulted from a series of tapes of White women. The mayor said the action was not taken against the be a proes As a race. There Are just As Many animals in he White race As in the negro he said. In a statement to the City Council Steele said a cordon of 40 White police men has been established around the perimeter to keep the Whites out of the Northwest Section and the Blacks out of tie White he said the officers would re Mam there from dusk until Dawn until the rapist is Cap tured. The policemen Many of them deputized citizens were armed and. Patrolled the eight by 10-Block Section under orders to let pass Only those who could prove they had to attend to Reg ular business. Three White women have been raped in their Homes within the last two weeks. The latest happened. Tuesday morning. There were two other attempted rapes. During the months there last several have been a1 least eight other rapes reported and numerous attempts. Following Are thursday s entries at Assi Nebola Downs purse for four year Olds and upward non win ners of a race in 1963. Five and. A Hall Blue de lion 112 gala punch 120 Solo bar 112 Eddie 112 sea town 120 miss deeds 114 Lancelot Elsm Liberty Man 120 Boom service 117 colonel velvet 117. Abo eligible accurate Melsi 112 Hairlean Holiday 112. Second race purse for four year Olds and upward non win ners of two races since june 14. Weight 123 ibs. Non winners since july 13 allowed 3 ibs. Since june 22. 6 ibs. Claiming Price five Furlong so smart Boxer 120 Belle Boyd 113 Han Nilst 118 Pigeon Carrier 118 aunt Gladys Vanwin 120 act Quick 113 quatre Bud 117 the to Hawk 112 make whoopee 118. Also Ellis bin wild Hurricane 118. Th1bd Kace course for Maiden two year Olds. Six furlongs Mac s Jimmy 113 aunt Cathy 117 Coral acs 120 eve Lew 120 rhythm n blues 117 Captain prefect 113 lady Immortelle 110. Fourth race purse for four year Olds and upward foaled in Canada non winners of a race in 1963. Claiming 51.000. Six Phan Zenette -106 or. Pm Jay 116 Herridge ready to hang up hat Regina w. Her Ridge Veteran new democratic member of parliament for Koot Enay West said tuesday thai he will not seek re election ii the present parliament lasts for two or three years. I be changed my mind or three previous occasions hut will not run he said i an interview. I believe i have done my or. Herridge 68, Here to at tend the National nip Conven Tion has represented Kootenay West in parliament since 1945. Shari zen 116 miss. Gold eyes 115 Castarina 101 111 mrs. Question 111 bold Avenger 116 Mon Tana bomber 116 Light dust 116. Fifth Bace purse for Maiden three year Olds and upward. Claiming one set locks Best 133 Monica boy 123 be trav Eling Tal 110 blend Worth thorny Crown 118 Flag him Down 117 plucky menu 117 Power for Power .118 Bat Burn 118. Abo Ellk me Zelda Mae 109 lady fire 112. V sixth the Bautts and Follard. Purse s1.100. For three year Olds non winners of three races at any time. Claiming seven Sun Strome 110 Border chief 115 tiny will 112 misspoke 117 Sardis 110 Lone Star baby 115 bops Mike 122. Seventh Kace purse . For three year Olds and upward non winners of a race in 1963. Claiming six Macaroni 119 Las bananas 119 Star jewel 118 my Unibee 11-4 menu s Queen 114 new missile 119 miss reliable 114 armed Dave 123 ski Queen 114 bobbins first 119. Eighth race purse for our year Oles and upward non win ners of two races since August 16. Claiming seven stepping v 123 Little Tea Aera 118 mystics Best 118 pretty is aunt menu 113 Tok a to 115 Lucky Miracle 118 Chain bar 110 Ransom 118 East orb also eligible de rounded is by Melwin 123 changing world 118 Broom town 113. More about Haiti continued from Page 1 the Duvalier regime declared Northeast Haiti scene of the initial invasion War zone and. Imposed a nighttime curfew on Cap Katien. Port a Prince Duvalier s stronghold did not reflect War tensions Berrellez reported in a censored dispatch. He said bars and cafes were open and thousands of haitians strolled the streets As usual. Other reports said Duvalier agents were making widespread arrests of persons whose Loy Alty was doubted. Duvalier was said to be fortifying his National Palace depository of the country s Arsenal. How to hold false Teeth More firmly in place do your false Teeth annoy Embarrass by slipping dropping or wobbling when you eat laugh or talk just Sprinkle a Little taste eth on your alkaline non acid powder holds false Teeth More firmly and More comfortably. No Gummy gooey pasty taste or feeling. Does not sour. Checks plate odor1 denture get Pas Teeth today m drug counters everywhere. Three fourths of Brazil s total population is concentrated in a narrow strip along the seacoast. Beautiful new a Scenic Beauty on the Banks of the Assiniboine River just past heading Ley the largest Concrete paved swimming Pool in the West with continually circulating Mineral water filtered and purified. Crystal Clear sparkling filtered water. Daily bus service to Headin Cley via greyhound bus lines bring the whole family Only per car Iso diameter kiddies Pool diving Pool 70 x90 swim Pool 200 x540 Fine food Barb a Chick ens qualified lifeguards Large picnics Welcome parking for cars for full phone Winnipeg Kluding Ity Whitehall 3-7994 21 begins today. Newspaper fill a card More about Oas continued from Page 1 Roger Rigaud former haitian Interior and defence minister and Carl Ducena son in Law of Gen. Leon Cantave the rebel Leader Joth made this prediction in Washington. They Are members of the National democratic in on the exile organization con ducting the invasion. All the invaders needed they said was a substantial Beach Lead from which to Issue the proclamation. Or. Ducena maintained that five countries had promised in Advance to recognize the intended new government. The optimistic exile reports contrasted sharply with the scepticism of United states officials who expressed doubt that significant military action was taking place in Haiti. This doubt was particularly Evi Dent i their failure to advise the 32 americans residing on a sisal Plantation at Dauphin in the in Vasion zone to leave the area even though haitian officials themselves have ordered them to depart. Asked to leave press officer Richard i. Phil lips said that haitian foreign minister Rene Chalmers tues Day told . Charge d affaires Gloin Curtis or. That the haitian army general staff has asked the americans to move to nearby Cap haitian. It is not known whether they have actually left the Plantation. One . Official said he did not doubt that an invasion has taken place but indicated he was not at All sure the rebels were Strong enough to take Over the country. He suggested that the United states was hopeful the venture would succeed but would have opposed the venture be cause of the risks involved. At the Oas haitian ambassador Fern Baguidy read a letter to the Council sent by f o r e i g h minister Chalmers charging that the rebel bands had come dominican re Public. The dominican authorities the Washta Post 2000 proceeds for a How to play 1. Purchase Bingo cards in scaled envelopes from your local drug store. 2. Mark off Bingo numbers on your cards which appear alongside. 3. Mark off additional Bingo number which will appear nightly in this newspaper. 4. Full card Bingo must be telephoned in by 10 . The same Day. 5. If you have a full card Bingo Telephone Whitehall 3-4720. 6. Winners of Bingo will be announced the Day after Bingo is declared. 7. You can buy a card anytime As All stores Selling cards have a master card showing All numbers called to Date. 8. 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