Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - August 12, 1963, Winnipeg, Manitoba Today s Index classified 24 to 35 movies. 9 radio to 8 deaths. 2 sports 18 to 22, 35 finance.22, 23 women.14, 15 Winnipeg vol. 70 271 36 pages Price Loc Winnipeg monday August 12, 1963 Sun sets . Moon sets . Final edition phone we 3-9331 forecast Little change 50 and 75 Rusk prods . Senate on a treaty Secretary of state replies to test ban criticism Washington Secretary Dean Rusk urged the . Senate today to ratify the limited nuclear test ban treaty saying it should slow the arms race without damage to the Security of the United states. Rusk testified before the sen ate foreign relations committee As the first witness in the Ken Nedy administration s drive for Senate approval of the . British soviet pact to outlaw All nuclear explosions except those under ground. Invited to the session were members of the Senate armed services and joint atomic Energy committees both of which have an interest in the test ban Issue. Rusk seeking to counter pos sible arguments against the pact that some senators might raise emphasized that the sign ing of the treaty by East Ger Many will in no Way imply . Recognition of the communist East German regime. He said East German authorities subscribed to the treaty in Moscow and added tvo obligation the soviet Union May notify us of that act. We Are under no obligation to accept that notification and we have no intention of doing so but the East Ger Man regime would have committed itself to abide by the provisions of the please see Senate Page 4 Nehru stays on Fence by Selig s. Harrison new Delhi prime minister Nehru saturday pointed to the nuclear test ban treaty As a vindication of his non alignment policy. Or. Nehru told the All India Congress committee that non alignment was Good is Good and will remain Good. The military blocs Are fading out and the .a. And .s.r. Are coming near each other. The recent sign ing of the test ban treaty in mos cow shows a gradual shifting of the policies of the countries to the path of Pakistan and China the prime minister said have joined hands against us. They have nothing in common Between them except their hatred of India. This does cast a great Burden on feelers or. Nehru s charge that pakis Tan and China Are collaborating against India came in the Wake of Western feelers Here seeking possible mediation of indo Pakistan disputes. Indian spokes men have maintained that this is an Inopportune moment for mediation in View of. Pakistan s policy toward China. Please see Nehru Page 16 Hanna arrested on ship Montreal up George Christian Hanna the Man with out a country has been arrested aboard a ship in Mont real Harbor it was disclosed monday. A spokesman for the Immi Gration department indicated an attempt will be made again to Deport the Swarthy Stocky Sailor. The spokesman said Hanna was picked up sunday aboard the egyptian freighter Star of Suez. Hanna 30, deported from Canada in 1958, turned up Here saturday. He dropped into the offices of the Montreal Star spent an hour there and indicated he was headed for Vancouver. But immigration authorities made a search of ships in port anyway and found him aboard the freighter. He was listed As a Crew Mem Ber under the name Hassan a str. Bonn agrees to sign Rusk convinces w. Germany on a pact by Sterling Slappey Bonn special tons West Germany disclosed saturday that it will accede to the partial test ban treaty drawn up by the uni Ted states Britain and the soviet Union. A spokesman for the Bonn government did not say specifically when the document will be signed but indicated that it will prob ably be sometime during the week. This was disclosed following a 30-minute talk Between . Secretary of state Dean Rusk West German Chancellor Konrad Aden Auer foreign minister Gerhard Schroeder and Chancellor designate Ludwig Erhard. The German spokesman said that his government May wait until thursday or Friday before signing the pact or. Accede Mon Day or tuesday after or. Rusk reads into . Senate hearings that the treaty in no Way helps East Germany. Please see Rusk Page 11 Malaya pm says delay of Kuala Bumpur Malaya Reuters prime minister Turku Abdul Rahman told parliament monday he yielded to indonesian demands for a postponement of the malaysian federation for the Sake of peace. He added that there might be a delay of a few Days past the target Date of aug. 31 to enable United nations teams to ascertain whether the people of British North Borneo and Sara Wak want to join the federation. The Advance party of the in teams was scheduled to arrive in Singapore monday. Not pondering we Are satisfied that pro Viding they the teams Start immediately the task of ascertainment can be completed be fore or soon after aug. Rahman said. Rahman was speaking on a Resolution seeking the Malayan parliament s formal consent to the formation of the malaysian federation Malaya Singapore and the two British Borneo states. He said he agreed at Summit talks by Malaya the Philip Pines and Indonesia in Manila earlier this month to a postponement not to pander to the please see Malaysia Page 1 Arab israeli War. He mentioned no time element or this in a Welcome address at the port of Alexandria for ,500 egyptians troops Back from lighting on the Republican Side in civil War torn Yemen. Nasser also ripped into Syria s baath Arab socialist party de Claring Egypt could not unite with a fascist four months ago the new revolution Ary regimes of Syria and Iraq agreed to federate with Egypt n a new United Arab Republic jut last month Nasser charged he baath party with going ack on the Unity proclamation. He urged All Arab revolution Ary elements to establish a uni red Arab saying his was the Only Way of work no in the National level for the establishment of Union. Please see Nasser Page 11 has Degaulle reached i his limit France s president de Gaul be seems to be having his own Way in Western Europe. Can he extend his influence fur ther no according to Bruce Hutchison who writes on president de a Gaulle plans on today s editorial Page. Or. Hutchison believes that the whip hand that the French Leader has Over his continent cannot reach America or Asia and that the rest of the Western world will refuse to be bluffed by him Egypt vows revenge on Israel Nasser says troops prepare to Wash out shame9 of 48 Cairo Reuters new tensions loomed in the Middle East today following a declaration by president Nasser that egyptian armed forces Are preparing to Wash out the shame of the 1948 hiked to four per cent lending rate technical adjustment says governor no curbs on credit expected Ottawa up the Bank of Canada increased its lending rate to four per cent from 3y2 per cent sunday in what May have been another indirect repercussion from the proposed United states tax in american purchases of foreign securities. Louis Kasminsky governor of the Bank said in a statement that the rate increase should not restrict the availability of credit in the Central Bank s lending rate applies to infrequent and drugs Avert Quick death leukaemia Scourge abates Washington a new and dramatic advances have been made in the last two years against acute leukaemia the in curable blood cancer disease. . Government cancer fight ers say there Are grounds for Hope that additional major gains will be achieved in the years ahead in prolonging the life of victims of this strange malady which occurs in Vari Ous forms in both children and adults. Lesser Gams Are being made against chronic leukaemia. Chronic leukaemia is fortunately a somewhat less press ing problem than its acute fellow traveller and advances in treatment in the last decade or so have made life More comfortable for Many of its ultimately doomed victims. Three new drugs have been developed since 1961 against acute of them in the last year. This brings to six the number of drug weapons against the malady. First hit that the new drugs is the first hit we have had in years i or. Kenneth m. Endicott director of the National cancer Institute recently told a congressional subcommittee. Leukaemia kills about people in the . Annually and adds some new cases every year to the approximately americans suf Fering from All forms of cancer at any Given time. Leukaemia for reasons unknown has been on the in crease in the last few decades. Even with the new drugs in acute leu Kemia still averages less than two years. But there have been notable exceptions of victims surviving up to 13 years after the initial diagnosis. Drug benefits Are limited largely to Chil Dren. Please see cancer Page 4 mob ruins festival Orillia ont. Up jail cells overflowed As a shouting mob of youths took the spot Light away from performers at the third annual Mariposa Folk festival Here during the week end. Confronted with Rowdy behaviour by some of the persons who attended festival organizers decided sunday night that changes would be made in next year s program and a re peat performance of this year s antics should be curtailed. Ill Tell town Council i never want to see a festival said police chief Edward Mcintyre. It was a Damn Dis he said the trouble makers gave this town the worst 48 hours in its teats were ripped Down cameras smashed sleeping bags torn apart clothing scattered Over lawns and cars broken into and ransacked. It would take 500 officers to handle a mob like that we Only had 50." at least 130 persons were charged with liquor offences. They committed every pos sible infraction of the liquor control said chief Mclntyre. Provincial police said that at one time they feared a drunks were packed into the town s seven jail but As soon As they sobered up they were released to make room for others. Traffic was blocked on tit e main Street As youths raced in grocery store carts to the cheers of their pals sitting on the curb drinking the concerts featured Winni Peg troubadour Shi Phillips Ian Tyson and Sylvia Fricker of Toronto and Many others. Henry Ford ii sailed on his yacht the Santa Maria above from Portofino on the italian Riviera Over the weekend with a party of friends. There was growing speculation that Ford was headed for a rendezvous with mrs. Christina Austin italian born widow of a British naval officer. Her name has been linked with Ford since the recently announced separation of Ford and his wife. Ward s last girl is expecting his child London a Julie Gul liver says she is going to have a baby by the late or. Stephen Ward the weekly newspaper the people reports. The copyrighted article in the sunday newspaper said the 22 year old Singer met Ward a Central figure in. The Profumo sex and Security scandal four months before he died from an overdose of sleeping pills he took As a jury was about to con vict him of living off the earn Ings of prostitutes. All i wanted to do was to give him peace of miss Gulliver said. My Batty is due to be born in March. If it is a boy i shall Call him wrong Jam their faces Are red Bonn special tons there i were reds with red faces in Czechoslovakia last week. A czech transmitter located in the Bohemian Woods near the bavarian Border though duty by jamming away at the Gular voice of America Broad beasts. But the jamming slipped Over into an adjacent fre Quency and managed to put a 30-minute Black out on a radio Budapest speech by Hun Garian Premier Janos Kadar. Miss Gulliver who was Ward s last girl Friend and stood by him during his trial said last week after receiving a Farewell letter from the 50-year old Osteopath that she would see lord Denning before the end of the week with sensational new evidence. Did t reveal the week passed however without her seeing lord Den Ning who is conducting a government investigation into Security aspects of former War minister John Profumo s affair with Call girl Christine Keeler at the same time she was seeing an assistant soviet naval at tache. Lord Denning has shown no particular interest in miss Gul liver s promised revelations. Ronna Ricardo a prosecution witness in the vice trial was questioned for an hour today by lord Denning. Please see Ward Page 4 looking for a sectional Chesterfield this want and under furniture 52 Green sectional Chesterfield dining table end table Book Case. Hudson 9-6290. Is among the hundreds of bar gains in today s classified Sec Tion. No matter what you need shop and save in free press want ads. Vances to the Banks and is eight chartered considered the leading indicator of the Cost of credit in Canada. In an indirect reference to the aftermath of the july 18 tax proposal to Congress by president Kennedy the statement said in announcing the change the. Governor of the Bank de scribed it As a technical adjust ment related to the increased uncertainty and upward pres sure on interest rates which had developed in Canadian Securi ties markets during the past few reserves drop last tuesday finance minis Ter Gordon announced that can Ada s foreign Exchange reserves declined sharply in july particularly on july 18 and 19 immediately after the . Tax proposal was unveiled. Please see interest Page toll is 8 dead traffic kills six 2 drown in Manitoba eight Manitoba is died violently in the province during the weekend. Of these six died in traffic accidents and two drowned. Dead Are Auguste Decloux 67, 483 Langevin Street St. Boniface. Marcel Lacroix 25, of St. Claude Man. Norman Leroux 16, of 264 Eugenie Street Norwood. Rudolph Olson about 69, of the broke head Indian re serve near Scanterbury Man. Kenneth Prince 15, of the Sroke head Indian Reserve. Lawrence Allan Dunn 44, of Melita Man. Debra Hoffer _ age 2, of ii Armstrong Man., District. John Peter Klassen 29, of 31 Wood Dee Avenue St. Vital. Or. Decloux was killed when the car i which he was a Pas Senger driven by Marie Louise Valentine of 483 Langevin Street St. Boniface collided with an other car. At a Rural intersection 10 Miles East of St. Boniface about . Sunday. Please see accidents Page 4 Yard s Eye out for 5 London informer s tip sent detectives combing Lon Don s Sleazy East end today for five criminals reported missing from their Homes since history s greatest train robbery. No arrests were made but Scotland Yard posted a watch at each of the five addresses. About 15 masked men halted the Glasgow London mail train last thursday and made off with bags of registered mail Worth More than the equivalent of most of the loot was old currency being returned to London for destruction. The precision with which the gang worked aroused Specula Tion that the master mind was a former military Man. Spurred by Reward offers to Talling Hund reds of britons called police stations claiming to have information that might help the police. China hits . On race peking Reuters two russian correspondents today walked out of a rally Here today at which Trade Union Leader Liu Ning i at tacked the Kennedy administration for fascist atrocities against american negroes. The newspaper men staged the third such russian walkout in less than two weeks at a Point in Liu s speech when he at tacked the soviet government for signing the partial nuclear test ban treaty. Among those present at the rally condemning racial discrimination in the United states held in peking s parliament building were Premier Chou in Lai foreign minister Chen i and diplomatic envoys of african countries. Liu also said american negroes will one Day become the real masters of the United states. Spotlight american racial troubles took the spotlight Here last week when communist party chair Man Mao tse Tung made his first Public statement in nearly four years on the subject. Today it replaced China s Campaign against the soviet Union As the no. 1 theme in the chinese press with editorials reports articles poems and car Toons. Diplomatic observers see the Campaign As aimed at influencing african opinion and making africans see the chinese As their please see peking Page 11 look for workers strike at 5 bakeries 3 a flaw in British Justice Page 6 . Emulation City zone total _ Auguste Decloux head on collision Kius 5 Vega Alta. Per sons were killed sunday in a grinding two car head on collision on a municipal Road neat Vega 70 Miles Northwest of Edmonton. Three other persons including two teen age girls were injured and taken to Hospital in nearby warhead. Police identified those killed As Andrew Wierenga 26, of Edmonton his wife Caroline 28, his sister Gladys Wierenga 23, Joseph Kowalchuk 25, of Neer landia Alta., and Floyd Rauscher 22, of Vega. The injured were Gerald c. Joldersma 23, of Holland Mich. Anita Molzan 17, and Carol Molzan 15, of warhead. Police said Joldersma was in the car carrying the Wierengaa. The Accident occurred on a gravel Road which connects Vega with a ferry on the Atha Basca River. Italy Hunts agitators on austrian Border by Robert t. Hartmann Rome special tons two thousand crack italian combat troops including parachutists and helicopters scoured the Bren Ner pass during the weekend in an Effort to Seal the Italo Aust Rian Frontier from a hew wave of terrorism. During the past fortnight the Alto adige a dispute has again appeared in the world spot Light. Bombs halted rail travel through one of Europe s Jii Storic passes. Three More bombs last tuesday morning wakened the citizens of Bolzano but happily Hurt no one. On thursday an anti personnel mine was fortunately uncovered by a Workman before it was Able to injure Many of his colleagues. All this turmoil results from the presence in Northern Italy in the mountainous Region tribes from the latins since roman times of a German speak ing minority which is agitating for reunion with neutralise Aust natural Border since the second world. War the Frontier Between Italy and Austria has been fixed at its geological and natural watershed. This was reaffirmed by the big four foreign ministers at Paris after the second world War who dealt with Austria As an enemy country which remained faithful to nazi Germany until the end and with Italy in the curious capacity of a co belligerent to which peace terms were dictated but which made considerable sacrifices for democracy after Dis owning its Axis Alliance in 1944 and resisting the for the rest of the War. Which has protected germanic please see Frontier Page 11 v n ;