Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 15, 1968, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free june w68 Stanfield Here progressive conservative Leader Robert Stanfield arrives at 11100 today at Winnipeg International air portend will leave at 1 for stopovers at four other Manitoba Stanfield be interviewed by a local Tele vision station and will later meet a delegation from the Indian brotherhood at the from to he will hold a press at 1 he leaves for bran threats Spur Bonn to action Back to Brandon and then to Winni Peg Between he will return to sunday Mallard future in doubt continued observers believe a threat not to sign it would push the soviets into action with its East Ger Man ally because Moscow has voiced Strong objections to a no Clear armed West refusing to sign would leave the door open for the West Ger mans to Arm themselves at any traffic out of communist sur rounded West Berlin was slowed again today by the new visa restrictions imposed by the East German regime police said at one time cars were lined up for four Miles on the Berlin waiting to be processed through an East Ger Man crossing at the West Ger crossing Point at the other end of the 110mile Auto Bahn connecting a spokes Man said traffic to Berlin was Light and was going through East German control Points without truck travel in both directions was Light because of the West Germany called Home its ambassador to Moscow on the move coincided with an editorial in the official East German communist party newspaper Neues deutschland warning that there will be new and unpleasant surprises for West Germany As Long As it re fuses to recognize the East Ber Lin Chancellor Kurt Georg Kies Singer summoned ambassador Helmut Allardt for discussions that could Deal with trading West Germany signature on the nuclear weapons treaty for withdrawal of the new East German travel in previous West Ger mans have been allowed to go to West Berlin through East German territory with their identity but under the new regulations a n n n c e d they must now pay a visa fee and will have to obtain passports by july the East germans have also imposed new taxes on goods shipped Between West Germany and West Rainer parliamentary floor Leader of Kiesinger Christian democratic said Kiesinger would get in touch by Telephone or letter with president prime minister Wilson and president de leaders of the continued Don Muir of fort the federations waterfowl c h a i r said drainage of Ponds and potholes destroys the ducks natural habitat and is the obvious reason for the reduction in the number of but the underlying causes Are Hunter shortsightedness on the part of resource Man agers aimed and Only partisan politics at regional self Muir called on Canada and the United states to take the responsibility to manage the waterfowl resource be cause ducks Are migratory closing the Duck season in Manitoba alone might be of Little value if the states in the Mississippi flyway from Minnesota to Louisiana dont follow in the form of the federation endorsed suspending the Duck Hunt ing season in the Whitewater Lake area postponing the opening of the Duck Hunting season North of the 52nd parallel until the last week of september prohibiting Duck Hunting on proven Lake limit waterfowl Hunting to mornings Only in the area Between highways 75 and the construction of a dam on the Joe River North of Emerson to flood 100 acres of land and create a nesting area for waterfowl prohibiting the use of Power boats on Lake Louise two Miles Northwest of Emerson in order not to disturb waterfowl opening a season on Sand Hill cranes in the Turtle Mountain area because of the crop damage by the convicted in Boston continued baby doctor Benjamin Spock left Centre talks with newsmen outside Federal District court in Boston Friday after he was convicted with three others of conspiracy to counsel Young men to avoid the others convicted were Mitchell new York Michael second right and William Sloane Yale chaplain pc chief accuses liberals he prefaced his charge with a reference to certain literature being spread around the country attacking Trudeau Back the prime minister this week lashed out at the pamphleteer nip hits foreign control continued commons to clash continued ment to the remaining pow ers of the Peers to Block Legisla three Powers that have responsibility for West berlins Secu Mort traffic jams Are in Prospect during the three Day week which includes National Unity Day a Holiday celebrated in West Germany marking the anniversary of the june 17 uprising in East Ger Many 15 years cup out this and John Mcdowell Jay Channel 7 watch for these announcements june 14 Between 8 and 10 june 15 Between 11 and june 16 at june 18 Between 11 and june 19 Between june 21 Between 8 and 10 june 22 Between 11 and Winnipeg South Centre Independent conservative Lune 25 Mcdowell John x Mcdowell election say the govern ment might Welcome a constitutional showdown Over Rhodesia with the lords As a Way of win Ning Back the loyalty of support ers who stayed away from the polls in droves in recent parliamentary by elections and local defeat in the lords would be a serious loss of prestige for the government at the United where British Ambas Sador lord Cardon worked hard to persuade afr asian delegates not to demand the use of Force against the White minority government of the conservatives also plan to oppose the Sanction in the but labor has a sub Stantial majority the commons vote will be monday and the vote in the lords the next formal approval of the upper House still is needed to pass leg but Many left Wing labor supporters would like to see the House of lords abolished out i Douglas said foreign corporations do not place Canadas interests at the top of their priorities and the result is a Branch Plant Economy for these reasons i be relying on someone else to develop we have the resources and we hav much of the capital we it would be the task of the Canadian development Corpora Tion to bring them to he said the with a relationship to the federa government similar to air can Ada or the Canadian broadcast ing would generate capital an allocate it for eco nomic this woul be based on social priorities rather than putting it up for auction to the highest bid some of the retained earnings of Canadian corporations would be invested in the corporations and More funds would come from a portion of the savings of the Canadian people now held by insurance Compa Nies and Trust Douglas said the develop ment corporation would enc our secondary Industry Anc thereby reduce material sex which Means exporting jobs would eliminate economic disparities by bringing Industry to underdeveloped and expand and help Canada regain control of its this is the real Issue in this continued Bear arms right is backed continued the wildlife federation also unanimously went on record As against any further restrictive firearm legislation on a proposal by the Grandview present Laws Are adequate and should Resolution because no Law can prevent a criminal getting a gun judges and magistrates already have the Power under existing legislation to confiscate fire there was Little discussion on either r Only one Delegate got to Bis feet to disagree with the that the assassination of senator Robert Kennedy Points put a f stiffer gun control shippers warn Ottawa continued Canadian sailors and Seaway employees out of need it could have been a or a Nylon the Delegate what Are you going to knives do then regulate in transport min ister Hellyer said the threatened strike could have serious inflationary effects on the Canadian Hellyer told a press Ference that the strike could have the same effect As the 30 percent wage increase awarded to the workers two years the settlement two years ago was one of the most pro found factors in inflation since he Hellyer said the govern ment supports the Lawrence authority in its refusal to go beyond an offer of six percent wage increases this year and Douglas also aked to sex p t o g r Essie conservative Leader Robert Stanfield and new democratic Leader Douglas have been invited to take part in the opening of the red River or Keith general chairman of the e said written invitations were sent to them it had already been previously announced that prime minister Trudeau would officially open i the show june for propagating hate Litera Trudeau said lies an distortions on the views o individuals Are dangerous to the Canadian society and have n place in election Stanfield said Friday h didst approve of any Man having mud Slung at he rejected the articles in obscure papers which hav Given a distorted impression o Trudeau statements in the having said Stan Field added i agree that i words should not be distorted and i Call on the prime minister and his friends not to distort my if Trudeau really believe what he is he should immediately r u d i a t e Thi statements i n the Calgary newspaper the tory Leader he stressed firmly that h had never advocated a two nations policy for this country he and his party believe in one with a federa made up of two found ing races working in Harmony with people of other diverse origins who have helped to build the the conservative party Felt that if any special Powers Are offered they must be offered to All Stanfield said his Quebec Marcel Faribault agreed with this View and Hac never argued he recalled to his Saskatoon audience Faribault words recently in Winnipeg that he loved every Inch of this Lane and would fight anyone who tried to tear it the tory Leader preacher National Unity and agriculture policy throughout the Day As he Trudeau clowns in Pool continued Mississauga and looking a Little shy about the whole he bounced up and Down on the end of the Board and then went Back to Check the boards As a Small crowd Trudeau finally jumped into the he did smooth Swan Back flips and full t h a t s a full gainer with a scream he said after one spectacular do a Stanfield a Spectator called a n Trudeau obliged by flopping into the do you want to see a Tommy he he did a split off the end of the Board and smashed face Down into the reporter Sharon water of the University of Toronto was lounging against the Fence and Trudeau called to her to come on no bathing she Marilyn Monroe did Trudeau re his Bald spot looks a girl in a Trudeau dress the wife of innkeeper Peter Vander Burg came Over in a two piece swimming suit and joined the prime minister for a couple of laps of the the Liberal candidate in 36yearold Rud also joined in for a a group of teenagers gathered at a Distant Fence to cheer he walked Over with a Towel around his neck to sign autographs and touch hands before going in to met audiences in Moose Jav and at his evening rally h encountered one of his mos persistent hecklers to Datesh cheerfully kept demanding know wheres who campaigned in the afternoon with was delivering a speech in Swift Stanfield continued to Heap Praise on him As one o Canadas greatest humanitarians who had kept Faith with Thi individual and the pms rally draws continued he also repeatedly As he did in Canada earlier in the the Richer parts of the country Musl share their wealth to bring poorer regions up to a self sustain ing today Trudeau was to Campaign in Quebec Lake John starting with a morning rally at the City Hall in fridays tour was notable mainly for the size of the crowds Trudeau Security was in con Rast to the informality of Prince Edward Island touring a Day with guards on cordons of police be Ween the prime minister and he crowds in some places and cruisers stationed on overpasses along his the mainly women and Young people Early in the mounted to several thou and at Burlington and in the Labo policy speech in Trudeau said breakdowns in collective bar gaining have been a source of conflict in Canadian society and weakness to our the situation could be in roved in a number of ways in luding revisions of the Indus rial relations and disputes in estimation act to encourage continuous problem solving be Ween unions and in consultation with the prov he the Federal gov rement would also support the raining of labor mediators and we will enact a More Ade uate and Complete definition of fair labor and stronger enforcement provisions against these we May need changes in the acadian labor standards code which will provide Protection or workers whose employment ads through the initiative of he employer and to guarantee maternity leave and equal pay or two missing As cleanup begins a the Wanup of Tracy continued Oday and authorities feared lat More bodies might be found in the rubble of Homes Ruck by a two persons were Unac count d nine bodies have been found Nee the twister Cut through to Miles of residences Jim Community thursday of the 23 still in be were in critical the Small business adminis which designated Lyon county a disaster estimate d damage the Tornado Cut a Blockland half wide path the length of be residents Here Ere warned when the town Ren sounded and Many were Able to take students Appeal to labor continued it was not Clear what form the counterstrike was meant to take and observers said it was unlikely any labor Union would support but the communique under lined the Radical students still Are strongly anti government and Are prepared to take dras tic measures to further their observers said another Poten rally dangerous situation was the the nations striking Auto workers to reach agreement with management after three Days of intensive in statements issued Friday both sides blamed each other for the but on a nationwide Only about workers still Are on strike out of the almost who stopped work last the government Friday took another step toward establish no normality in Paris when to ice ejected students and others rom the a Bas Tion of the student rebellion since it broke out at the begin Ning of prime minister Georges Pom idol gave the order to invade he building when so called a mercenaries fled there Early Friday after angry Stu dents ejected them from the the letters faculty of Aris University still under Stu Dent Pompidou reflected the Gen eral feeling of Calm throughout he country when he told a Iress conference at last i think the end is in and it is a satisfactory and College teacher and Michael Harvard graduate student and a Leader m the Bosto Narea draft resist Ance before submitting the the 85yearold judge spent nearly 90 minutes charging the jury and about the same length time in Chambers hearing and rejecting arguments of defence counsel that he should supplement and alter his Legal an atmosphere of tension and fatigue mixed with sociability prevailed in and near the courtroom on the twelfth floor of Bostons Federal building As the their Well wishers and newsmen mingled and waited for word from the judge Ford forecast the guilty verdict in out court discus Sions with trial lawyers thurs the transcript of the discussions became available there will be one the judge told the and that will be guilty on the conspiracy the Only count in the he that will be what we Call the general As you next courtroom observers were not disposed to quarrel with judge Fords though some questioned Wisdom of his making even out of the presence of the which has been sequestered each night since May 20 in the nearby Parker House to protect against prejudicial Toronto up Josef car Dinal archbishop of1 the ukrainian Catholic arrived at Toronto air port Friday Erst visit of a ukrainian Cardi Nakato Canada in invited by Bishop Isidore plans a tour of centres of Canadian and ukrainian life too ghost the inspiring title t a i thieves stole Friday from Safe in a nearby drive to movie playing that night was a fistful of dollars Cardinal visiting Public r notice at the request of certain residents in the Evergreen school division the following Public hearing will be held Date june 1968 at Arborg in the Arborg Community Hall of anyone who intends to present a Brief concerning recommendations contained in the provisional report prepared by the Ern ment boundaries commission regarding elementary and secon Dary educational facilities in the Interlake is requested to Send in Advance of the hearing copies of the Brief to the com Mission 200 Mitchell Cupp Winnipeg 1 or to provide at the hearing 15 copies of the Brief for the purpose of the com a those n attendance at above will be Given an Opportunity to present their views whether a Brief has been filed or local government boundaries special keep your Eye on tonight after four Linda Lowe welcomes the other also on the same program a film on water ski c wide world of sports the inside Story of the Shell 4000 will be also featured olympic a film of world Champion cyclists competing in the velodrome in Winnipeg including the top cyclists from United states and c wrestling political telecast progressive Dom de Luise Academy performance prescription murder stars Peter Gene Catherine a stubborn police detective pursues a psychiatrist who suspected of c 7 garrisons 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