Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - October 27, 1966, Winnipeg, Manitoba Nato May change plans due to russian visit by Waverley Boot Paris the annual december meeting of the North Atlantic treaty organization nato ministers seems Likely to have a counter attraction of a substitute at traction in Paris this year the visit to this City of the russian troika Leonid Brezhnev. Aleksei Kosygin and Niko Lai Podgorny. It is now expected in the first Hau of december nato s re Tilar Date. The possibility of the soviet leaders turning up at this time could increase pressure to hold the december nato meeting elsewhere. Since the nato permanent Council is expected wednesday to decide to move nato political Headquarters from Paris to Brussels it might seem logical not to hold the december meeting Here. A High nato official said that this is not yet settled. Some nato members apparently like to meeting Here. Bold one last Gen. Charles de Gaulle invited the russians to visit Paris when he was in Moscow in september and they accepted in principle. The Speed with which they suggested fixing a Date took the French a trifle by Surprise. Apparently it was Felt Here that staging the visit next Spring 3 ust before the March legislative elections might look too much like a bid for communist votes. On the other hand the russians were reported to have wanted to visit Paris earlier than next april. Hence it is now expected they will visit Paris in december some time before or. Kosygin s scheduled visit to Turkey for december. Admiral 4 go Latch gets will set essences endured perfumes buried with King tutankhamen of Egypt could still .33 smelled when the Tomb was years later. Ottawa pad Miral Robert w. Murdoch 49, of Vancouver has been promoted from Commodore pointed Deputy chief for plans at Canadian forces Headquarters Here it was announced wednesday. J he succeeds air vice marshal f. W. Ball 50, of Brandon Man., named Deputy chief for operations. Rear Admiral Murdoch has. Been plans since 1964. He becomes one of the three deputies serving under air marshal Fred Sharp vice chief of defence staff. Canada helps Mexico Ottawa will lend Mexico up to 15 years at six per cent interest to help finance a electric Power expansion pro Gram. Agreements covering the. Loan were signed wednesday by the Export credits insurance corp. And Nacional financiers s.a., financing Agency of the mexican government. Pre Here of a camera dept. Free film offer i k Mart camera dept. Cx120 in Tel free Rou i Black White or Colour for each Roll left for developing printing you need never buy 9another Ilmic simply leave your next film Black it White or Colour at k Mart s camera depart. Ment for developing it printing. You will get a free Roll of the same size. 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The heavily criticized cuts to offset an expected diocesan deficit next year include abolition of the posts director of Indian and Metis work and director of social ser vice for the diocese. The reduced budget won t be finally accepted until dec. 1. It was the abolition of the social service Post held by Alan Barker that most disturbed or Kimmitt. If Alan Barker goes i Don t see How the work of All saints can be carried he said. We consider the work of the Church to be to Serva the congregation and the changing City but the City work could Only Ean Canadian tax rules rapped Lima Jack Howard president of the inter american press association told the organization tuesday that there were threats to Freedom of the press in Canada the United states and latin America Dur ing the last year. The alleged threat in Canada of which Howard spoke was a new Law preventing business firms from claiming deductions for advertising in foreign owned magazines. He said a protest to the prime min ister brought assurances that regulations with respect to advertising in . Publications offered no threat to Freedom of the press and some easing of the situation subsequently de in his report to the opening session Howard of the Scripps Howard newspapers also re ported in the United states serious doubts and q e s t i o n s have Arisen following the recent re lease of a report by the Ameri can bar association s advisory committee on fair trial and free press. The report contained tentative recommendations for Steps to preserve and strengthen the right of fair trial without abridging Freedom of speech Anc of the press. It was one of the tiling brought about by. The so called Warren report. Released for consideration and was generally criticized by the . Press who see in it a threat to Freedom of the press As Well As a threat to the constitutional guarantee of free speech. The threat appears to Stem from misinterpretation rather than from the r e c o emendations themselves. In Brazil new threats to for eign capital investment in press and broadcasting developed As did rumours of a new press Law to be imposed by decree. There is one. Larger flare up however to which i will devote a bit More time. I refer to the charges made in August that the government of Chile was trying to take Over a group of five newspapers in that country. The group the Sociedade Rio Wistica Del sur s. A. Sope sur alleges that the govern ment has been putting heavy pressure. Sop Esur Stockhold ers to sell their shares to a corporation jointly owned by the chilean state Bank and its employees retirement be done in co opera tin with the City , he said. Or. Barker served As the essential Between Church workers and . The needy and lonely Mem Bers of the Public will suffer most from elimination of the present he said. And the work of the anglican Church would be crippled he added we Are develop ing new ministries of clergy not associated with parishes they meet the needs of a population not geared to individual we must say in some ways that then work is a least As important As that of Parish therefore these ministers should not be the first asked to step Down. Sats nazi lives Milan Italy a Niece of Martin Bormann right band Man of Adolf Hitler was quoted wednesday As saying she Beeves her Uncle is still alive probably in South America. The italian weekly Oggi in an inter View with. Gisele Bormann cupped her As saying yes i think my Uncle is still alive. He was too much of a Coward to kill himself oppose prostitution Bonn a near the Bonn station placarded their Homes Signi saying they want Freedom from profit states. Police and local authorities Are baffled by the problem. Registered prostitution is Legal in West Germany and witnesses cannot be found to testify that they have been accosted which is illegal. Fox guitar to London a a Arriano Hak to poured a moustache a droopy parted Middle and photographer did t recognize George at London Airport wednesday. He was there to Greet Ravi Shankar India s Vir Tuom of the sitar a Multi stringed Indian instrument which George is learning to play. Teacher from peking to speak David Crook instructor of j English at the peking Institute of foreign languages will speak monday in room 308 of the tier building at the University j or. Crook was one of the major speakers at the univer sity of Toronto s recent International teach in on China. Born and educated in eng land or. Crook went to China in 1947. He is on temporary leave in England from his teaching Post in peking and will return to China upon leaving Canada. Ware air pistol threat nets two years a 36-year-old Man was sentenced to two years in prison monday for. Possession of an offensive weapon. Donald Gilbert Plains Man., had pleaded not guilty before magistrate Isaac Bice. It was said that he threatened Peter Forstik 681 Pritchard Avenue with a c02 Pellet revolver on sept. 9. Both men spent the night of sept. 8 drinking it a Winnipeg hotel. The next morning they drove to Selkirk where chief was Given the revolver in payment of a debt. Forstik said chief threatened him with the gun and hit him1 on the Back of his head during their return to Winnipeg. That night they picked up a 22-year-old woman and drove to Forstik s Home where he picked up bottle of wine. They drove to 525 Dufferin Avenue where chief told the woman to go into the and friends of the of Little Britain Lockport will hold a banquet and dance at 8 . Nov. 5. The dance will held in comm air halt St. Boniface honoured for safety St. Boniface was awarded a special citation monday for its achievements in pedestrian safety in 1965 by the Canadian automobile association and its ocal affiliate the Manitoba motor league. Mayor Joseph p. Guay accepted the award for the City at monday s Council meeting from a c. E m m e 11, Secretary manager of the Manitoba motor and j. E. Maulcy chairman of the league s traffic ind safety commission. The special citation announced earlier this year was awarded to St. Boniface for. Its casualty record among cities Vith from to population. 1st line paints so easy that s the Beauty of 1nterlux Semi gloss it i Inch fast work to Bath thine kitchens gleam Woodwork dazzle with Brilliant White or lowing color into flux dries fast wipes fresh and clean in seconds and that Tough scuff proof finish lists for years and years. Buy one gallon get one quart free Latex Semi gloss House paint per Cal. V 6.95 per Cal. 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