Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - November 23, 1965, Winnipeg, Manitoba Today s Index classified 30 to 40 movies is comics 14, 15 sports 26 to 20 deaths in television 12 finance 16 to is want lick 3 Jumble 20. 21 i final edition vol. No. 18 Price Loc with comics Winnipeg tuesday november Sun Sun Tell . moan . Moon wit no. Forecast Snow flurries 10 and 15 strike to get . Teamsters whirl Cross picket lines by Jack Morris Vancouver the key Union in British Columbia virtually put a Seal of effectiveness plans for a looming on 18 hour strike in the prov Ince. The ii Worful teamsters Union whose members hold ohs in the transportation Industry in the province do re nerd its lasting support to nil workers if they strike All Oil companies As planned at mid night wednesday. Although the Independent teamsters rejected a Call by the . Federation of labor Csc for a 48-hour work Stop. Image in support of the Oil work ers they agreed not to haul. Handle or use any Petroleum products if the Oil workers do strike All plants. Teamsters admitted privately their plan was an effective Way around fears by other wavering unions that they would be faced with Law suits for damages if they joined a general work Stop please see strike Page 8 assets claim filed a dispute Over the bankruptcy of d. Smith and sons ltd., a local s c r a p Metal business which went bankrupt in Janu Ary is before Manitoba court of Queen s Bench. Seven creditors claim two companies secured Smith and sons assets unlawfully. Some of the Smith company s suppliers who had extended u credit without any securities say they arc faced with a loss totalling about and have started the court action to recoup sonic of their losses. When Smith and sons went bankrupt the company was in debt by about total assets amounted to about defendants in the present action arc two local companies w h i c h did have securities on their claims totalling they secured the Smith company s assets after the scrap Metal business had gone into actual bankruptcy. The unsecured creditors say in their statement of claim filed in court of Queen s Bench monday that this was unlawfully. The two defendant companies arc Arlington management con sullans lid. And Prairie foun dry lid. The seven creditors filing the statement of claim Are Kent steel products ltd., Manitoba rolling Mills Sutherland Supply Iran cuts off Supply Brief to Kenora Council. Protests discrimination by Tim Traynor _ Kenora staff they marched they charged that they Are discriminated against and they pleaded for help hut at the end the 400 indians saw their efforts dissipated in a Power i struggle among local Whites. It happened monday night s in the Northwestern Ontario town. The ill inns representatives of the of their race who live in the Kenora their chiefs to town to present a protest Brief to Kenora Council. Clad in r o u g h a Bush clothes they marched in fours about a Quarter mile through Snow covered streets from the Indian Friendship Centre to the legion auditorium where a special town Council meet ing had been called. In their Brief they charged that White teachers on one reservation school were Given indoor plumbing while Indian students used outhouses. They charged Kenora businessmen with discrimination in h i r i n g and claimed that Only 12 indians were employed full time in town. I they claimed an Indian _ girl was paid three dollars for working 12-hour Days seven Days a week in a summer resort Kitchen. T. But they were not after Kenora s Money r said the Brief just its support in i continued please see Indian s Page 10 or. Ami Olid Iii Back into the fold monday to announce to Paperman that the leadership Issue is a dead As the caucus ended Inte in the afternoon or. Heck was one Liam enl for Northumberland i of the first to appear in the bounced Oul of the caucus i corridor where television Victor Mackab Ottawa staff flashing a big smile and full of enthusiasm George Hees. The new conservative member of Par Ottawa slaps curb on Copper exports Ottawa up the Federal government monday clamped Export controls on Canadian Copper. Trade minister Sharp announced the action taken by a chill it passed monday had become necessary As a precautionary move to ensure Supply for Canadian users and to assist in maintaining orderly marketing in a situation of growing world future of controlled Copper will be done through a system of i court decision in their favor would also affect a number of other creditors who decided not in take the Case to court at their own risk the statement of claim says. All these claims together arc said to add up to about requests the Stal Cmunt of claim of the seven creditors asks court of Queen s Bench for a declaration that the securities of the two defendant companies were not guarantee securities and that the Smith properties should not automatically have been turned Over to the holders of these securities. Please see creditors Page 8 them under which will Issue a system now under discussion with producers. The Export control order applies to Copper ores Concan . Imposes tobacco Wellington Reuters new zealand will impose an import embargo on rhodesian tobacco. Prime minister Keith Lolly Oak announced tuesday. New Fenland s Trade with Rhodesia is he said. Unlike Britain and Canada we do not Purchase sugar. Tobacco is our Only substantial Rhode Sian r today s inside stories t raises proposed for Council. Page 3 Patterson pounded Page 27 editorial Pace the cab into ability or por Tuiel Holdt her own in Africa the la dring by Maurice Western by r. S. Mowrer City zone . Cucu Latonn 92.599 f total finery shapes rolled Copper Rod Copper and Copper base alloys in All Mill forms including wire Mill products secondary ingot and Copper and Copper base scrap. Canada is the free world s fourth largest Copper producer and an important source of sup ply of ores conceal rates and refinery shapes for Many coun Iris. Foremost among these Are Britain the United states Japan and France. Economic pressure Oil Rhodesia mounts As 3iore nations join in ban London a economic pressure on rebel Rhodesia tightened today As More countries heeded the United nations Call for an Oil embargo against the breakaway British Colony. Among them were Iran which provides the bulk of Rhodesia s Oil Supply and Japan. But prime minister Wilson and his Cabinet were understood to re Gard an Oil ban As being far from a decisive weapon against the rebel government of prime minister Ian Smith. Sources said Rhodesia could obtain Oil from South Africa or Portugal. Both countries have declared them selves behind Smith s regime and will not join the ban. Re ports from South Africa said that Smith arranged to buy ail from Portugal three months ago. Please see Oil Page 10 but Wilson Hedges London api prime min ister Wilson said today Britain will impose an Oil and general Trade embargo on Rhodesia Only if other countries join in to make it effective. In a statement to the House of commons on a Resolution of the s United j nations Security Council last saturday Wilson said his government Doc not regard its terms to be Manda Lory. He said the British Delegate on the Security Council had voted for a general Trade embargo including Oil with a reservation and because the Rusov j to please see Wilson Page 10 losing Hopes for peace soon preparing for Long struggle i As Faith in talks fades Winnipeg it Luc dumber Roach Bud Grant is served mime Liger tails by air Miada Stew Arliess in Nohara Ity Ifird in preparation for saturday s Grey cup Gimme in Toronto. Coach a leading Randi Lair for coach of the Cor award has fed successfully on the Hamilton Tiger cats in four previous Grey cup games. Cameras were set up with their lights turned on. He moved Ufir to the microphones and greeted old acquaintances in the news paper group with. Hiya or Leader i Lees John broke with his Diffen Baker Over tune comes. Interviewed Ilion in Hie caucus monday afternoon he said it went very. Very Well indeed. Everybody was enthusiastic. T Here was lots of As he was talking to the cameras or. Diefin Baker appeared and moved quietly Down the outside of the group of newsmen clustered around or. Heck. J or. Diefenbaker glanced at or. Heck and smiled wryly making a Low voice comment to other conservatives with him w h o grinned broadly. Newspapermen on the Edge of the crowd spoiled or. Diefin Baker and moved up to ask for his comments. A few seconds later the to cameramen and radio reporters realized that while they were concentrating on or. Ileus the understanding thai it would j National Leader of the parly or. Restore his popularity in the i Diefenbaker was gelling away party and once again make it j from them. They called to him Sec or. Hoks Page 8 or. Diefin Baker retire. A when lie quit he nuclear arms Issue in 1363 and resigned from he Cabinet. He had Long been regarded As a possible candidate for the National leadership if and when decided to the Cabinet however he antagonized a Large Section of the conservative party s membership and it was Felt at that time he had destroyed any Chance he had of running for the leadership. But when he agreed to return and run As a conservative candidate in Northumberland it is believed that he did so with the by Patrick o Donovan Washington the United slates commitment to the War in vict Nam must now to described As absolute. The most Savage Battles of this seven year old War Are being fought. The . Has already lost More Tenn 1.000 dead. And there is no end in sight. But there is also the conviction in the admin ration that this War can. Not now be lost that american Power and Amer " lean soldiers Are giving such a Good account of them s selves that the _ sort of s. Humiliations once freely predicted Are now out of the question. I v Faith in negotiations has dwindled away. H is a copied that the War will be of Long and the chief Hope now is that the infiltrators and j guerrillas will fade away As they once did in Greece the Philippines and Malaya. I to get a just and a Goti a cd settlement is still the formal purpose of ibis War. Yet an additional scepticism has been added Here. Even if talks r Are held the Altitude of the two sides on the proper role and policy of the National liberation front the political of the Viet Cong in any i settlement is in such contradiction As to make any conference seem futile. The situation surrounding the possible nature of any 5 has now reached a Point of almost talmudic obscurity. The promises still to negotiate l a n c o n d this i Means that their troops will not be withdrawn before negotiation v it is not certain if a ceasefire will in fact be a condition of negotiating it was not in Korea and it will probably not be in Viet Nam. They will not accept the Elf As a delegation at v a conference though it might be represented on the i i Hanoi Side of the table. Please Sec . Page in Viet Cong surround 1 from Saigon up 2.0co Viet Cong guerrillas surrounded government troops in a District town of the Central coast of South Viet Nam today and . Naval gunfire a n d artillery k bombardments were called on to withdraw after bitter fight ing a . Military spokesman reported. Late reports said the Viet Cong had the District town of Tuy an Cut off from the land Side. It was not immediately known How Many men worn in the air War. -. Air Force jets braved heavy Ami aircraft fire to destroy one so vict supplied missile Sale 34 Miles Northwest of Milanni Man Day and to smash the vital radar equipment at another Mir face to air s Sam l missile install lion 41 Miles Northwest of the North i vietnamese capital a . Spokesman reported i to please Sec Viet Cong Page 1c Romania efforts denied negro shot sued rhodesian Gity possible for him to seek the leadership when the appropriate pleas i from a Eulers up police shot and killed a negro demonstrator in the Southern City of Bulawayo Early today the government announced. The negro was throwing stones at a bus when a police Man on the bus opened fire and killed him. I it was the first fatality in the scattered unrest which has Fol Lowed Rhodesia s seizure of in dependence nov. 11. I 11 w i j f tory caucus solidly behind diet ,.-Jottawa i staff Conscrva-1 nil which he based his recent live Lender John Diffen Baker Campaign will storm parliament in Janu Ary under the Banner of a a month old age pension for canadians. To after his first Post election Cau Cus monday or. Diefenbaker emerged with a unanimous vote of Confidence in his leadership and confirmation of the program hos Ether 3 Pontiac Mich. In a lethal mixture with an other Ancs lactic apparently caused the Post surgery deaths of. Two children and a Young Mother at Pontiac osteopathic Hospital Walter d. Schmir an assistant Oakland county prosecutor disclosed today. Schmier said an aesthetic known As sur ital was to have been used during surgery on the three patients. The three died "-1 please see Hospital Page 8 we intend to press most strongly for the policies for which we the Cam he said. First on inc list was the pension compared with the now Given at age 70. Or. Diefenbaker s plan would be effective for those of the same age at which the Canada pension plan will Start next year. The limit would progressively be reduced to age is. Although he w o u 1 d not confirm that the tory opposition will formally incorporate the change in its initial throne speech non Confidence Amend ment it is understood or. Diefin Baker favors this move. Immediately after the election he indicated that a non Confidence vote based on integ Rity in High places would be the i first step. That subject was discussed Only briefly at the caucus but or. Diefin Baker another negro was shot and police reported inc arrest of Mori than 50 negroes alleged to have intimidated workers into joining a planned general strike. At que quc., 100 Miles South of i Salisbury Stone thrower wounded by police the govern ment a the government announce ment said at 7 . Today a bus and a police escort were stoned in clearly drive the pop inc opened fire and one african male was shot and killed. Was reported Al Risco african township near que que last when a police patrol was stoned. Three shots were fired and one Ritter by Robert Donovan Washington. Special a tons the state Ripen Almerit said monday Romania is not mediating Between Hanoi and Washington and has provided no r information indicating Hanoi wants vict Nam peace negotiations. A a the official denial of weekend reports from Vienna that rom Ania had opened exploratory talks with the United states and v. North vict Nam thus appears to r i Cave the situation concerning negotiations about As Barren As re assured newsmen it was not a who was shot in the foot is now forgotten Issue. But the pension move May be j guard. In detention in Hospital under used As a squeeze play to Embarrass the new democrats who also supported the increase during the election a. The nip has Cleary drive is in the negro township of a Lopoma which has been the Centre of much of please Sec tories Page b the unrest and stoning. Given notice i the negro killing came As Judith Todd daughter of for 1 please Sec rhodesian Page Ever. T j in answer to reporters questions about the Vienna stories Robert Mccloskey stale do part Cal press officer said since Romania diplomatic relations with Hanoi we have of course discussed the vict Nam situation with the romanian government just As we have with Many other governments. We have consist Lenity made Clear that we Welcome any advice or information that the romanian govern ment or other governments might offer with respect to a settlement in Viet Nam. A _ a please soc romanian Page 10 aces left and Diefin Baker Are Centre of attention at Ottawa caucus Canada stands Ottawa up Canadian government support for Macri. Can principles and objectives in vict Nam has not been by . Rejection of offers or i purported offers to negotiate informed sources said monday. C they said communist North vict Nam has attached Condi a Lions to any negotiations the a j chief one being american with. Id Rawal from South Viet Nam. The . Since april has nil Rcd to negotiate unconditionally j an external affairs depart mint spokesman said there has been no perceptible change in Hanoi s position. If anything he said. North Viet Nam s attitude v. Has become harder. Please see Canada Paige 8-, if .1 to ;