Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - November 26, 1965, Winnipeg, Manitoba I today s Index classified 30 in 42 movies 21 comics22, 23 sports.43 to 49 deaths 12 a television 22 finance.25 to 27 weather 3 Jumble 32 vol. 73 no. 51 Price Friday november final edition t first Section pares -14 v it forecast colder 10 and 15 to . U Irizar huge warships join Fleet Viet Nam from Reuters a Saigon up two nuclear powered warships including the biggest one in the world today joined the . 7th Fleet for use around Viet Nam As a Lull in k r o u n d i r h t i n c stretched into its third straight Day. The huge aircraft Rarrick in j Ler prise and the guided missile frigate Bainbridge crossed the i 160th degree East Longitude i to bring them into the 7th fled j area which covers a sixth the j Globe from the Arctic to the j Antarctic and As far West As the j Indian Ocean. Kenora to endorse mayor s committee to be t formed Norton confirms by Tim staff Kenora town Council will endorse a four Point Brief presented to it by six Indian bands which Are campaigning for Equality v the announcement was made late thursday by mayor de Norton after Council had met in committee the whole. Earlier in the chiefs the six Indian bands involved had met in private with Council and other interested mayor Norton also confirmed Tshombe recall forecast writer beaten reporter says Jim Trimble r responsible v the Montreal Star in a sports Page Story that its football writer Ian Macdonald is recovering from in in a cheating v in Toronto where football personalities and fans Are gathering for Satur Day s Grey cup game. The Star says mat Donald j announcing the to a identified his assailant As Jim Roach Leopold Ville a i there was speculation today they Are the firs. Nuclear-1 powered ships to serve in the lied Back to the government that the key recommendation deposed in the Brief establishment Montreal aliment is. And quoted j a mayor s committee would a Trimble in a Telephone Call to slates. Be implemented. He said the _ the strike affected London t most the s u r r o u n d i n g x i counties and Yorkshire. Lanca Shire Nottinghamshire the East midlands and Gloucestershire. The Bakers do not plan in re turn to work before monday. But there was some Hope today for Progress in settling strikes which Are being staged for few plays at a time in ious parts the country. F a economics minister i Gcorge Brown whose Dopart Manl urged a than pattern not morn per cent in pay in creases to keep prices Stahl held talks thursday with two i leaders the Bakers Union. Alex hariday general tary the Union said wards we can now we gleam Light at the end r bold Cabinet shuffle seen pm s Back to Wall Ottawa special in the remaking his dispirited ministry Lester Pearson finds him self challenged by circumstances which demand that he alter his customary style doing things. Instead being permitted to fashion the kind Compromise which has become a trademark his stewardship the Canadian voters have backed the prime minister into a position which May Force him to act with uncharacteristic boldness a by the time he returns from his West indies vacation dec. 16 he must be prepared to carry out an overhaul his Cabinet which will inspire the Confidence the nation at Large produce renewed optimism inside the lib eral party and exude competence within a fractious Parlia ment. Except for the Transfer Mit Chell Sharp into the finance port Lolio no final decisions seem to have been taken but according to the Best informed sources in Ottawa it seems Likely that the shape the future Cabinet will be something like this least two the six major portfolios will be allocated to Quebec. With Paul. Martin and Paul Hellyer deservedly ensconced in external affairs and de Fence and Mitchell Sharp mov Commerce transport and Justice Jean Luc Pepin seem slated for the top jobs undecided. The likelihood is that for the time being at least Lucien Cardin will stay in Justice. Maurice Sauve and Robert Winters Are natural choices for either transport or Trade and Commerce. A new appointment to trans ing to finance. This leaves Only Trade and a 0ttawa in perspective Peter c. Port will move Jack Pickersgill Inlo a less onerous portfolio. Also Likely to be moved is Judy Lamarsh the hapless min ister health and welfare. With the Touchy and complicated medicare and Canada assistance plans to be steered through parliament and Nego talled Wilh the provinces the need to Transfer miss Lamarsh appears unavoidable. Jean Marchand is the most Likely Prospect for the health Job although he s being urged by Pierre Elliott Trudeau and other colleagues not to encumber hint self with a heavy portfolio until he s had some parliamentary experience. A Revenue minister e. J. Benson. Solicitor general Larry Pennell and minister without. Portfolio More senior responsibilities. Among the most Likely new Candi dates for Cabinet rank Are John Turner St. L a w r c n c e s t. John Munro Hamilton East i and John Stewart Antigonish Guysborough. Rut the most important decision the prime minister will have to make and the real testing his boldness will he his decision in the political futures Guy Favreau. Maurice Lamontagne and Rene trembly. No minister which retains this Trio in Power can claim to he substantially different from the government which failed o receive a mandate from the majority canadians in nov. 8. All the indications to Date Are that or. Favreau hut not or. Lamontagne or or. Trumblay will survive the next shuffle. In his reconstruction the cab inet the prime minister s free Dom Choice is restricted by the fact that his minority status Al lows him to risk Only the safest by elections. This leaves him in no position to Speed the retirement some his ministers who have become political liabilities by offering them senator ships judgeship or even am Bassa worships. He has the agon izing task having to persuade please see Pearson Page 7 i her chair. France i orbits satellite the defence ministry said the 40 kilogram satellite was launched successfully from the French base in the algerian . The satellite called the Al is expected in relay radio Sig nals on temperature and other atmospheric conditions for two weeks. The space vehicle was launched by a three stage Dia mond rocket under develop ment for four Yean. The satellite was r first the French have tried in launch. The Diamond rocket with a thrust about 28 tons lofted the Al into an orbit whose apogee is Kilometres and whose Perigee i 528 Kilometres. Each revolution the satellite is to take one hour and 48 min . Or i an announcement relayed from the launching base at Ham Maguir said everything is functioning f i sentenced death Montreal up Roger Poirier. A prisoner at St. Vin cent de Paul Penitentiary Here thursday neg he was condemned to death for the knife slaying a fellow prisoner last Jan. The jury found Poirier 27, guilty capital murder but recommended clemency. The clemency plea will be forwarded to Ottawa but the death sentence is mandatory in capital murder cases. Execution was set for april 1. 1968. The murder victim was Ber Nard Robitaille 25, who died after being stabbed 16 times while sitting in the prison bar Bennett faces suit v1ctoria up Premier w. A. C. Bennett underwent preliminary examination Thursa Day in n slander suit brought against him by g. E. P. Jones former chief purchasing agent i British Columbia. His appearance at the Law p building Here was for Examina Tion for discovery a procedure which allows lawyers for both parties to explore their cases. Examinations arc held in Pri vate with Only the lawyers and i parties present. K v or. Jones removed from his Job last March 26, launched Tom suit against the Premier in . supreme court at Vancouver trial is tentatively set for dec. ?.f 20 in Vancouver. Or. Jones filed a statement a claim in july in which he leg cd Bennett slanderer him at a social credit association meeting in Victoria March s. He alleges or. Bennett s k words about him were intended to mean that Jones wan Dishon Cost. He is seeking unspecified eral and punitive damages. Or. Jones was retired by special act the . Leists lure at the last session after to was a quilted charges Acly renting a Benefit while an oficial the govern Mcnol. H is possible the civil action i will not proceed to trial the awyers decide there is no Case to contest. A decision will not v be immediate. I greek maps in House i Athens police Wera i caused into the greek Parlia v ment at Dawn today when an v outbreak fighting among de v duties threatened the safety the president the House. A the incidents occurred in to Ward the end an All night sit Ting on a routine matter appointing t minor parliament ;