Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - November 30, 1965, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press tuesday november 30, 1965 Lon War ahead., j Mcnamara says Saigon a the Viet Cong returned to the attack today after a Brief Lull in heavy ground fighting during defence Secretary Mcnamara s latest inspection of the South vietnamese War zone. He j left for Guam monday night with a warning that North Viet Nam had clearly decided to escalate the conflict. He fore cast a Long War. Mcnamara told an Airport press conference the e United states will continue to provide the men needed to wage the War. He also spoke of increases in the strength of the Strong South vietnamese armed forces. His statement reinforced speculation be will urge president Johnson to build up the . Force in South Viet Nam from the present 165.000 men to 000. Within hours of Mcnamara s departure the nuclear powered aircraft Carrier Enterprise left the Philippines to join units of the . 7th Fleet operating in Viet Nam. The big a the world s largest car Rier was escorted on her first Mission by the guided Missic frigate Banbridge also nuclear powered. In South Viet Nam s Central Highlands a guerrilla battalion apparently Over whelmed 200 government military men 15 Miles cast of an Khe head quarters of the . 1st air Cav airy division. Mcnamara visited the american Encampment monday. A government company went to the Rescue of the militiamen radioed it bad taken moderate casualties and then went off the air . Spokesmen said about 200 other guerrillas at tacked a South vietnamese Spe Cial forces Camp and a nearby Melita Post 90 Miles Southwest of Saigon near the cambodian Border in Phong Dinh province. The guerrillas fired recoilless rifles and mortars for almost five hours. . Spokesmen re ported 15 Viet Cong dead and Light government casualties but no . Dead or wounded. A few Miles away the Viet Cong released 24 captured government soldiers in what Saigon spokesmen called a periodic move to undermine government moral. South vietnamese Mili tary commanders feared these releases May encourage their troops to surrender rather than fight.-. . Spokesmen said air Force and Navy jets battered Bridges highways and suspected t troop concentrations in North Viet Nam while two air wings flew 399 attacks against suspected Viet Cong targets in the South. More than 200 structures. Including fortifications were destroyed within South Viet Nam the spokesmen reported. Weight loss t Chicago the dehydration process will reduce 80 pounds of peas to Only about is pounds during a 10-hour period. Hawaiian vacation Winner the fort carry travel Bureau is pleased to announce that their client world wide distributors have awarded an All expense paid 7-Day hawaiian vacation to. Mrs. W. Koskie of Beausejour Manitoba. Or. And mrs. Koskie arrived in Hawaii on october 8th via . 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Thi praises Viet Cong a one of two american soldiers freed by the Viet Cong guerrillas As a gesture to anti War groups in the United states said today the Saigon authorities were not the government in South Viet Nam. The Viet Cong they Are the sgt. George Edward Smith told a press conference Here. Smith and specialist Claude d. Mcclure were freed i two Days ago on the Border Between Cambodia and South Viet Nam. They were captured when a Viet Cong battalion overran a special forces Camp at hip Hoa 33 Miles Northwest of Sai gon in 1963. T a Smith 27, from Chester w.va., added that to was against the War in Viet Nam because it did not conform with the interests of the american people. Both he and Mcclure 25, a negro from Chattanooga tenn., said they planned to leave the services when they returned to the . I 6 they said they were treated w e 11 in Captivity. Mcclure wounded at the time of his Cap Ture said he was fed in the same Way As the Viet Cong their liberation was the direct result of protest move ments in the . Against the War in Viet Nam Smith said. They crossed the Border from South Viet Nam and presented themselves to cambodian authorities. Mcclure said his captors cared for his wounds shared their food with him and Al Lowed him mail from his fam ily and red Cross packages. Had it been the Saigon government i would have been Tor said mcclure., Kkt trial opens continued the Leroy Wilkins or. 22, of Fairfield. Ala., and Eugene Thomas. 42, and William Orvllle Eaton 41, both of Bessemer Ala. Sat with their lawyer while agent Neil Shanahan of Birmingham recalled his meeting with Rowe. Shanahan told the jury of 12 men that he was the agent to whom Rowe made his periodic reports As an undercover Man in the klan. The Fri agent s testimony was essentially the same As that Given by Rowe himself during his two appearances in court at nearby Hayneville last May and again last month. Wilkins was acquitted last month. In an earlier trial a jury failed to agree on a ver dict and a mistrial resulted. Eaton and Thomas also Are charged with murder. In Addi Tion to the Federal indictment and face trial in Hayneville next Spring. Shanahan said Rowe told him he was in a car with the other three klansmen when they encountered mrs. Liuzzo at a Selma traffic Light a Young negro seated beside her in a car. She had taken part in the March to Montgomery and driven a Load of marchers Back to Selma. And started Back to the capital for another group. The Fri agent said Rowe told him that the. Car driven by Thomas followed mrs. Liuzzo s automobile for 25 Miles before he was Able to overtake her. He said Rowe told him Wilkins and Eaton fired pistols out of the window of their car directly into the car driven by the Detroit housewife. Y. Defence lawyer Arthur j. Hanes asked Shanahan repeat edly whether it was t True Rowe was paid by the Fri Only for the information he gave and if he bad nothing to report he received no Money. Shanahan replied that Rowe was paid for his services As an Fri Plant within the klan and that he did not recall any time when Rowe failed to male Reg ular reports. At the outset of the trial assistant . Attorney general John Doar told the jury the three klansmen were on a head knocking venture after . District judge Frank m. Johnson or. Had already established civil rights marchers had a right to i March to Mont Gomery Rii. Since the indictment under which the klansmen Are being tried makes no mention of the Liuzzo killing it is not Neces sary ,1 for the government to prove that the defendants killed her. They have to show Only that they violated her civil rights or the rights of someone else. Traffic toll rises 1 Chicago accidents killed 615 persons across the United states during the four Day . Thanksgiving hol iday weekend a record High for the fall festive period. The toll was 11 per cent higher than the total for the weekend last year when 554 persons died in Acci dents. Urged continued he acknowledged the enormous complexities and difficult and delicate negotiations necessary to implement the Resolution. He also included a cryptic statement that appeared to be an Appeal to both sides not to escalate the War in Viet Nam and for All states to avoid technical obstacles to the con Ference. I while the form and forum of disarmament discussions Are of great he said the decisive Factor is of course the will of All govern ments to the necessary decisions so that the objective of curbing the dangerous arms race is not nullified by interim action which might threaten the margin of restraint that now which bad supported the Resolution when it passed the political committee last tuesday voted for it again yesterday. This appeared to support the impression that communist China continues to favor the since Albania is an ally of China in the sino soviet ideological Dis Pute. China was one of the original proponents of the idea. The United states is under stood to be re evaluating its China policy. The new policy study was expedited by the tic vote in the general Assembly nov. 17 on the admission of peking to the United nations. A change of four votes could bring peking into the organization next year. I american officials have with held a decision on whether or not to participate in the world disarmament conference itself. Their commitment so far includes Only a private agreement to sit with communist China the other nuclear Powers and a few other interested nations on an exploratory committee which would determine whether it would be Worth while to go ahead with the formation of a formal preparatory committee for the conference itself. . Diplomats apparently re Gard the exploratory committee As a test of China s intentions. Among the key questions to be resolved is whether peking will attend if nationalist China is also present and whether East Germany will be invited. Or. Thant told the Assembly he would be willing to assist the preparatory committee if it were desired. In the Light of China s present negative Atti tude toward or. Thant and the United nations it is not Likely to be desired. Zambia awaits Raf continued Zambia and Rhodesia admin ister the dam jointly but the Power station is on the Rhode Sian Side of the Border. Last Friday saboteurs blew up a Pylon inside Zambia causing a temporary shutdown at one big Copper mine and curtailing Power to two other mines. Wilson was understood to have told Kaunda the British Force is being sent to operate Only within Zambia and on the strict understanding that it will not be used to launch an attack against Rhodesia. On this basis the decision to Send it would have the backing of Britain s opposition conservative party led by Edward Heath despite the risk of a re Volt by a few right wingers led by former aviation minister Julian Amery. The main purpose of the government s decision which was made in principle at an Emer gency Cabinet meeting londay is to head off the possibility that Arab or african troops will be sent to Zambia s assist Ance. Ghana about per sons monday joined a Volunteer militia established by the government last week for the lib of Southern it was understood that the British units also would Man airfields in Zambia so that they could be used to Fly out Copper exports and Fly in Oil supplies if the Normal Trade route through Rhodesia is blocked by prime minister Ian Smith s White minority break away government. A v. T. One difficulty facing Kaunda is that his own army numbers Only about men. They normally Are fully engaged in internal Security duties. Another is that he is bound to come under increasing pres sure to sever Trade links with the rhodesian Whites. To do so would pose enormous problems for the zambian econ omy. It depends on Rhodesia for Coal electricity and Oil and its rail link with the Indian Ocean crosses through Rhode. Sib. Steel needs Toledo Staples used to fasten Book matches together require an estimated 500 tons of steel in a Normal year. _ Maclean s article called offensive an article in the nov. 1 Issue of Maclean s Magazine has been termed by a Winnipeg Ukrain Ian Canadian organization As cruel and false insinuation against North w i n n i p e g s ukrainian canadians. I the criticism of the article written by Susan Dexter came in a Resolution approved sat urday night at the 43th anniversary Celebration of the ukrainian Canadian Institute. Pros Vita 777 Pritchard Avenue. The Resolution also called the article offensive and insulting to All Canadian citizens in the area. Peter Bashuk chairman of the pros Vita building fund com Mittee brought the Resolution before an audience of More than 350 people at a banquet. Or. Bashuk explained that the article had claimed the North Winnipeg Federal Riding was a to outstrip exports continued exports to the United states i september were nearly eight per cent higher at they were 12 per cent higher in the nine month period at ,-.-.y but imports from the United states at Rose nearly 20 per cent in september from a year earlier and in the nine months they were up 13.g per cent at this created a larger than usual Trade deficit with the United sates amounting to in the first nine months of 1965 compared with in the same period of 1964. A sales to the United kingdom amounted to in sep tember Down More than 15 per cent from in sep tember last year. Exports to the . Were off nearly four per cent in the nine month period at imports from the United King Dom Rose 23.8 per cent in sep tember this year amounting to compared with in september last year. In the nine month period cumulative purchases were four per cent higher at meant that the usual Trade surplus with the . Was smaller both in the month of september and i the three quarters. The nine month sur plus this year was compared with in tile same period last year. Mayor re elected Lewiston me. Ert l. Couturier who at 24 be came the youngest mayor in the United states last year was re elected monday to a second term. He Defeated Arthur j. Dumais or. To in a non partisan election. Couturier s younger brother Ron Ald 22, was elected to the Board of aldermen. Breeding g r o u n d for Law Breakers and had a Large ethnic p o p u 1 at i o a mainly ukrainian in his v to voice a protest. Or. Bashuk said mayor Stephen Julia and Mark Smerchanski a Liberal member in the Manitoba legislature have already expressed their disapproval of certain portions of the Maclean s article. The ukrainian Canadian committee a Central body of All ukrainian canadians has already pro die wants continued when the Case arose last May the government said one of the canadians offered Money by the russians bad co operated from the Start with police and acted under police instructions. The other Man was said not to have revealed anything until he was informed the police were tested to the management of the award " s activities Maclean s and received a reply. Vancouver. The province said or. Bashuk. Or. Bashuk be newspaper understood the Magazine s pub says Spencer is jiving under an Lisurs had apologized for the name in a rest Home article. Or. Bashuk and another speaker told the audience construction of a new pros Vita building would be completed by july. 1066, assuring the pros Vita members the 50th anniversary of the founding of the Institute would be celebrated in the new on the outskirts of the City. It says Spencer has refused to say anything since admitting to a province reporter nov. 1 that he was the Man accused of giving information to the russians. The newspaper says Spencer was a Delegate to the recent convention of the British Colum Hall. Cost of the new building is Bia federation of labor Csc estimated at s226.000. I Jin number of the Organiza-1 he attempted to seize the camera of a newspaper photographer who look his picture in the lobby of a hotel. He had not been seen in Public since. The newspaper says Spencer a tons which use the pros Vita auditorium As t h c i r head quarters made contributions to the building fund during the program. The first came from the countess Olga women s league. Mrs. Katherinc Krysiuk the president handed the Money to John Shymkiw pros Vita president. Msgr. Roman Dobriansky an j is in executive of a postal work ers Union and look a leading part in last summer s strike. Washington f. Squillan of Brooklyn. . A noun cd that Rev. Blasted continued the american automobile association biggest of the automobile clubs with Driver members has fought valiantly against Highway dolls and motor vehicle taxes says g or. Nader. Is but i until recently its position _ of Auto safety has been altogether one of the Curts eying whenever the Auto Industry he find sits present actions Little More impressive. I the a Tizor says the aaa maintained close tics with Auto Industry personnel and that they to share common interests such As an Case of operation with state officials and a dislike for Federal regulations. Or. Nader says the safety Council which compiles traffic safety statistics. Is Industry dominated a n d con ducts no safety research. Curb Gas pains in stomach bowels entitle colitis functional in Titian of the Colon or Large May you suffer from Dull exam inc aches or Faur inc pains in the aide. Baa. Al dlr. Heartburn bilious Ness bad breath and disturb sleep. If 7ou suffer from pc pasullo ool . Atom rough. Scr Lehr fools and take a a eclat medication like Kolady Mirin pm former Soldier was noun Ccu Icv. My Conaci Jin c District powders to relieve rampant Ini Esuna Olinchuk 83 founder of the Aion aay in . Oisin i. Soothe sore mucus Mem Nrang Ulen Fluk. Of Luna or i ii. Charco of threaten and theek. Feldl tar. Not a. Lariat be. Out Institute had mailed his month tin i by pension Cheque of As a contribution. I msgr. Pastor of blessed Virgin Mary ukrainian Catholic Church explained that father Olenchuk was unable to be present because he was sick in a nursing Home at Mundare Alta. However father Olenchuk had said in a letter that if god spared his life he might come to the Soth Jubilee Celebration next year. I Kolade at drug Stor ing to kill president Johnson. I u rails Ras Coton and Porta Matic portable car radio Roblin makes plea continued termination of National Priori ties. 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