Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 24, 1968, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press monday june 24, 1968 drop extradition Rush asks Ontario London up Rush Stock promoter wanted in Toron to in connection with an alleged Stock fraud conspiracy says he will fight if the on Tario attorney general continues attempts to extradite him from Britain. But if the extradition proceed Ings Are dropped he said in an interview sunday he will return to Toronto immediately. Rush was arrested in his Hote room Early Friday and appeared in court saturday in connection with efforts to have him returned to Toronto. I m no he said sunday. If they give me half a Chance if they withdraw the extradition business i la take the next plane to Toronto. But if they want to extradite me i la after his court appearance Rush was. Released on about so Doo bail and ordered to report to police every 24 hours and to turn in his pass port. The first stage of his extradition proceedings was remanded until july 1. Rush was originally charged with conspiracy to defraud the Public in connection with the Sale of stocks involving Darien exploration Ltd. A and British overseas Mutual fund. Rush said in his interview sunday he was not guilty of any fraud. No investor has Ever lost any Money in my companies. My main company British overseas Mutual fund is not even based in Canada. It is based in Panama where i make my Home and where i do my Rush faces extradition under the fugitive offenders act since 1967 the Only act under which extradition can be sought the prosecution must prov Rush is a fugitive who is seek ing to evade trial or punishment connection with a known crime. Michael Mansfield Ontario government counsel said Rush is wanted in connection with indictments on three counts in eluding conspiracy to defraud the Public. He said the trial was first set for May 31, then re set for sept. 9 when Rush did no appear and then noved Forward to today. Rush was therefore consid ered a fugitive. John Cope Rush s main Law yer said Rush obtained an air line ticket to return to Toronto saturday when he heard ias1 week there might be a bearing today. In Toronto Clayton Powell lawyer for the Ontario Securi us commission said Rush s offer to return voluntarily if extradition proceedings were dropped was something that would have to be looked into. After All the whole purpose is to get him or. Powell said. But we would have to Enow More about love s labor s lost Bosworth England up the love in at sir Wolstan Dixie s Lincolnshire country Louse was a Flop out. More than youngsters were exacted but Only 100 turned up. The fun fizzled under a Contin aus downpour and the pop stars hired to provide music walked out forcing organizers o refund the admission. Sir Wolstan had to pay the Utility Bills. A Complex of hydroelectric Power plants to be built in Northern Russia will produce kilowatt hours year. 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It s not our fault there s an election it was quite evident from what went on at the stadium that president Harold Wainwright of the red River exhibition association did t have his mind on any election. When he introduced the prime minister he forgot his first name and ended up settling for Elliott tru Deau. Minutes earlier when or. Trudeau circled the inside of the stadium in an open convertible while the rest of the Parade cooled its heels outside his car swung past the vip Box at the North end Only to find it and the entire stand at that end of the Field empty. When he got out of the car Winnipeg mayor Steve Juba embraced him in de Gaulle fashion and whispered eagerly in his ear. Or. Trudeau replied to the whispered words from the staunchly Independent Polit ical mayor with a loud thank you thank you very much. I just Hope you re general manager Lou Thornton of the sex then pinned a nameplate on the prime minister and said there now you won t have to pay to get the ceremony took less x than two minutes. The prime minister responded to the botched introduction by saying he hoped to be Back to attend the Centennial Man sphere two years hence. Did he mean As prime minister and if so was t that political and if so was t that dirty Pool then he declared Manis phere 98 officially open and skipped Back into his wait ing car. A handful of Ottawa press correspond to Board the car behind his in order to make the plane scheduled to take off immediately from the Airport. But Winnipeg police chief George blow refused to allow them to. The Trudeau car refused to Budge until the press boys were accommodated. Steve Juba bolted to the Rescue. He conferred with chief blow. Then he conferred with Trudeau officials. Then everybody drove off happily Ever after. The sparse crowd began filing out of the stadium Only to be met headlong by the Parade marching in. So they went Back and sat Down. The 40-Odd ramp body guard contingent which had flanked or. Trudeau and checked the tops of build Ings along the Parade route retired to rest their size 12s. And the local press corps forced to navigate the entire Parade route at a brisk Trot because of a last minute decision to remove a press car from the Parade flopped on the stadium no grass to catch their breath. And the traffic began moving again in the no Man s land outside the stadium. And at least one reporter left wondering what mayor Juba could have said to the prime minister which would trigger an answer such As thank you thank you very much. I just Hope you re traffic safety stressed the greater Winnipeg safety Council f a a r s that traffic authorities Are planning to move a no passing regulations at school zones. Rupert Whitehead executive director of the safety Council Aid in a press statement saturday that traffic safety for Hildren requires that either the a be strictly enforced or the 10 passing signs be he said the safety Council has received several reports of motorists ignoring the no Assing regulations in school ones. He said the 15 mile an hour restriction was removed under he new Highway traffic act in 966 because about 83 per cent motorists travelled through Liese zones at 23 Miles an hour. Frank p. Miller of Ottawa who is executive director of the National parole Board will be visit ing regional offices of the Board judges magistrates police authorities after care agencies and penal institutions Here july 2 to 4. Or. Miller recently attended a . National conference on crime and delinquency in Dallas Texas. Negro urged Newark . A the new head of the student non violent coordinating committee called sunday for a National Black political party. Philip Hutch nos of Newark who succeeded h. Rap Brown As head of a acc told a convention of Newark s United Brothers that we can t take Over Newark until we take Over the whole country and that Means breaking we re colonized by White people through he old an applauding audience of 500. Capitalistic Structure puts people against each other and appeals to the worst traits in Luman the United Brothers Conven Tion was held during the week end to Nam e a slate for a Black political takeover of Newark. Hutchings said that if there is a negro takeover anywhere. In he ., it will have to be in Newark. But i Don t think it s possible or Black people to control Newark unless we control the he said. Toronto garbage piles up Toronto up Toronto residents Felt the first Impact today of a strike by out Side workers As tons of garbage began piling up around the City. Streets commissioner Harold Atyeo announced sunday Resi dents May dump carefully pack aged garbage at 29 Sites 24 of them Parks. More than tons were collected daily by the workers before they went on strike. The workers members of local 43 of the Canadian Union of Public employees walked out thursday night to support demands for a 20-per-cent wage increase Over two years. The City has offered 15 Pei cent. Negotiations continued today under Ontario s chief conciliation officer w. H. Dickie. Bar gaining began Friday in the labor department offices. Discussions sunday concerned pro vision of staff for water and sewage treatment plants. Householders appeared to be complying with a request to conserve water. Works commissioner Ross Clark said sunday the water draw was less than Normal for this time of year. Supervisory staffs Are Man Ning water purification plants. Chairman William. Allen of metropolitan Toronto warned Sun Day that As the temperature goes up use of water will in crease. The strikers include garbage collectors in the City of Toro Tito Cut not in other boroughs Street maintenance men and water and sewage Plant personnel. Ferry service to the islands in Toronto Harbor has been limited to Island residents Only. Sunday about picnickers were turned away from the ferries because of the strike. The strike also caused postponement of eight soccer games scheduled by the Toronto senior soccer league during the week end because the Fields were not marked by City Park employees. Peterborough England up garbage Mau Harry Fletcher 64, spent of his Ife savings on a three seater Light aircraft. Now he plans to take up flying lessons. My friends think i am crazy taking up flying at my age but you re never too old to says Harry who was a Mechanic in the Raf. Continued Beer May last 2 weeks plies of Domestic Beer available in liquor outlets would soon run out. That left two breweries and the manager operated b e e r stores in several Small Ontario centres to Deal with the Rush. The two breweries the non Union Formosa Springs brewery Ltd. And the Union operated Doran s Northern Ontario brew eries were producing at full Speed. Doran s will continue Selling through retail outlets in North Ern Ontario. Formosa near Owen sound will continue to produce in its 32-Man brewery As it did during the 1958 strike which lasted 41 Days. A spokesman for the striking International Union of United brewery flour Cereal soft drink and distillery workers of America said saturday the remaining Beer stores in operation will be closed As soon As Possi the strike began officially when 300 workers at Molson s brewery Ontario Ltd. Plant in Toronto walked off their jobs. The Industry retaliated by Locking out workers at seven major brewing plants in the province. Other than Brewers Ware housing the strike involves car Ling breweries Ltd., o Keefe brewing co. Ltd., John Labatt Ontario breweries Ltd., Cana Dian breweries transport Ltd. And w. J. Hyatt Ltd. Money and pension programs were key issues in bargaining talks which broke off thursday. Canadian film praised at festival West Berlin Reuters the Canadian feature film a great big thing won a Friendly reception when shown unofficial a at Berlin s International film festival sunday night. The film shows the dreams of a Young rebel poet and his superficial relations hip with reality. The film was directed by Eric till with a script by Terence 3effernan. The two leading acors Are Reni Santoni and Ouise Latraverse. The official Canadian entry the Ernie game was shown at the two week festival Friday. The companies have offered an increase of 95 cents an hour Over a three year agreement plus improvements in fringe benefits that they value at 15 cents an hour. The Union wants a hour increase. Rates under the old agreement ranged from to hourly. 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