Winnipeg Free Press

Monday, July 14, 1969

Issue date: Monday, July 14, 1969
Pages available: 42
Previous edition: Saturday, July 12, 1969

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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 14, 1969, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba growing to beat 70 Price 10c win 15c Winnipeg free press final edition monday july 14, 1969 . 9-3-1 . In Onset . Forecast afternoon showers 50 and 75 soviet Craft mobs loot heading and Burn for Moon u ii in aimed spaceship Mav try to scoop lunar soil from neuters Moscow up unmanned soviet space ship headed for the Moon today amid speculation that its Mission is to take some of the spotlight away from Apollo 11, getting samples of the Moon s surface and returning them to Earth. Prime minister Trudeau to the crowd As he arrives in Churchill. Man. Late sunday to Start a six Doy tour of the Prairie provinces. First Stop Churchill Cool Churchill Man. Staff newsmen appeared to outnumber the townspeople As prime minister tru cleats landed Here at .11 . Sunday to begin his six Clay t act Lendins tour of the West. Stepping from a car that took him the last mile to the Airport buildings because the transport department set Star could t taxi on the gravel apron the prime minister looked about at the of newsmen and officials who had come to Welcome him. Alan of the newsmen were from Ottawa and had been covering his trip West since he spent a fun filled weekend at Valleyfield. Que i came to mend fences a in. 1 Mons enters its third a to jumps facing Long hot summer As result of rules debate Ottawa up the com a argument. One provides or All party agreement on debate Limi Eek of tation and the other would pro vide such limitation if three of Jie commons Flea Sce summer s i t to i n lie apparently did t see Wilh on the behind which Abdul 211 residents i stumbling Block Between it and of the town of 5.000 were an overdue recess. Gathered watching his arrival j ironically the Issue holding ind Wall ing at Blac flies. J weary maps at their desks is More residents watched the i government proposed Rule provision that is on of the with the the government parties. Continued see a Long hot Page. 4 i Usu bulb will Lluu i ii 1.1 of Utju 1 ii 1 u to proceedings from their cars but changes designed to Speed legis did t venture out because of lation through the House. M j the flies even the prime minister s personal Charm failed to break the ice in the Community which has re elected progressive conservative Robert Simpson an assistant mine Steward to the House of commons since 1958. Continued please Sec pm gets Page s there is evidence that dispose i Al of the proposals will be any thing but speedy. The House spent most of last week consid i ering the changes with the three opposition parties in Ada Mant opposition. Custom made is. Ready made by Dave Mcinto Sli Ottawa the current commons struggle is basically the three proposed rules Between the Assembly lire prod would limit debating time. Two of them arc not causing much chinese resuming Border negotiations net and the custom made Arti Cle. In wants to schedule commons business so that legislation can effect the government ported by the nip and Credi tastes. There is nothing sinister in the government s proposed Ruie change which would give it a swifter process of closure than now exists. Proposed Rifle 75--c would enable the government to put through a Bill with Only two full Days of debate. Prime minister tried eau or m u scow api the talks on chinese communists said they disputed return to the table with so Viet negotiators today after a walkout of Only two Days from navigation along their asian Border. After nearly a month of meet-1 Ings in the soviet Border town Back to the showers greater Winnipeg s Brief spell of Sun Aud heat seems to be Over for the time being. It s Back to the showers. Saturday s High of 93.8 will have to satisfy the heal lovers for a while according to the Dominion Public weather Bureau. This morning was Cloudy with showers. The weather was expected to Clear late this afternoon but Clouds and More showers were forecast for t o m o r r o w afternoon. Temperatures will be lower than on the weekend. Saturday s High was not near the record of 103.4 set in 1936. Yesterday s High was . The humidity today and tomorrow May reach As High As Iio per cent but May not be Loo uncomfortable because the temperatures will remain in the 7us. Today s h i g h was expected to be 75. Predicted Low tonight and High to Morrow Are 50 and 75. Winds Are expected to be Light. Of Khabarovsk on the Amui River the negotiators reached i an impasse last week and the j chinese walked out saturday. Tass. The soviet news Agency sunday that the j chinese delegation had told the i russians that contrary to its statements of july it has Cle a i cited to r c m a i n in i i Khabarovsk i the chinese said they were ready to resume work today on i plans for traffic maintenance j work and the new wording of j j shipping regulations affecting i i both sides of Rivers forming part of the Border across which soviet and chinese forces have been clashing with growing fre please see chinese Page s today soviet lenders face crisis Stamps have a running game 22 today s classified comics. Deaths finance movies sports television women City zone total Index l 9 o -11 .27, is 4 it to 11. 22 to 10 la to .15 133.8j6 nearly everyone reads the free press be fed through it As through computer. Doit bring your computers j argues that parliament needs in says opposition Lead such a Rule if it is to be Moder Robert Stanfield. He is sup sized and be Able to Cope with the growing flood of legislation. He says that unless Parlia ment is programmed to Deal efficiently with its business it will always be behind the needs and i wishes of the Canadian people. The opposition argues that the government must not be Given the c a p a b i 1 i t y of pushing through a bad piece of Legisla Tion after Only two Days of de Bate. It says that two Days would rot give it enough time to make the country aware of a bad Bill. The government says there would be plenty of Advance no Tice of legislation and that there Are More avenues than parliamentary speeches for the opposition to make its Points with the Public. The administration also con tends that governments Are not Defeated because of bad Hills please see Stanfield at i a doing a Borowski the tables have been turned on Joe Borowski. The Man who camped in for 62 Days on the legislative building Steps four years ago is being protested against on the legislative building Steps. Jake Fleming 39. A fort Garry insurance Salesman is i challenging the sincerity of or. Borowski. Who will be sworn in j tuesday As transportation minister in Manitoba s first new democratic party government. In 1965 Jar. Borowski pro tested against proposed salary increases of to the Premier and s5.000 to Cabinet ministers. Severi months after us Camp in the raises were looking for a trailer this want and under Camp ers trailers 33 Truline tent trailer sleeps 2-4, s175. 786-4601. Is among the hundreds of bar gains in today s classified Section. No matter what you need shop and save in free press want ads. If All goes normally the Lunn Xiv spaceship should approach the Moon wednesday at about the time the United states sends its three Asl Ronals off for the lunar Landing. The first american to walk on the Moon is not scheduled in do so until Early monday. Tass. The soviet news Agency announced that Luna Xiv was launched to the Moon from the orbit of an artificial Earth s satellite at . Sunday and six hours later was Miles from Hie Earth. One Western Diplomat in mos cow suggested that the russians were trying for another space Landing on the Moon of an unmanned ship which would scoop up Moon Soi and return it to Earth before . Astronauts make their Landing sunday. If this is not the Mission the Diplomat said then Luna Xiv May orbit close to the Moon so that it can observe the . Astronauts after their Landing. Tass said Luna Xiv will con duct further scientific exploration of the Moon and space near the no details were Given. Soviet cosmonaut Gerogiy Ber ego Voi said in1 Helsinki. Finland sunday that although lie had no details of the flight he thought Luna Xiv might land on the Moon and probe flip of the pocked lunar surface. But he said he did not know if it would bring Back Moon chunks earlier this year soviet cosmonaut Alexei Leonov said he expected Russia would exhibit a piece of Moon rocket at flip 1970 world s fair in Japan. Please see Deo Craft Page 8 in Ulster North Ireland Cabinet v in emergency session from enters Al Londonderry up prime minister James Chichester Clark called an emergency Cabinet meeting of his protestant based unionist government today after screaming mobs looted and Burner in three Northern Ireland towns sunday night in the latest outburst of centuries old religious hatred. Chicle Ster Clark was Vaca crash kills red Knight i of canal Iii a by Rudy Abramson Cape Kennedy Spe Cial tons the United states this week commits its National Pride and a s24 billion engineering Effort to showing the world it can still fulfil a dream. It will Send three men on a h n in a n adventure of m y Tholo Gikai proportions with the whole of the civilized world invited to watch for better or worse. Just a Little More than eight years after president John f. Kennedy proposed Moose jaw cult. Brian Alston 23. The Canadian forces youngest red Knight Solo aerobatics Pilot died sunday night in the flaming crash of a Tutor Jet. At cab Moose jaw. Alston appointed a red Knight about a month ago. Was killed while practising for an air show. Witnesses said the sin i Gle engined plane burst into i flames on Impact with a run-1 Way. Cause of the Accident was not j immediately known. Alston s last performances were saturday and sunday afternoons in Selkirk. Man., for crowds at the Selkirk Intel Lake . An e s i i m a t e d cheered the two displays of aerobatics. Mayor a. C. Montgomery of Selkirk said he and others who met the red Knight found him a i quiet person not the Fla Hoy ant Type you might see Kei Knight Page 4 space experts j divided by Victor Cohn Houston the soviet Union could indeed by flying an unmanned Mission i to bring Back a piece of the i Moon try to beat the . In this momentous goal . Space experts said sunday. Apollo s astronaut Frank Borman just Back from Russia said would guess it s prob ably an Effort to do that "1 heard references to this or. Charles Sheldon ii of the i Library of Congress leading j expert on the soviet space program said my impression 1 is that this is probably not such a Mission but a less ambitious one. Please see space Page g lion Inu in London sunday after Par in an orangemen s Parade saturday when bitter j fighting broke out sunday night. He flew Back from London for the emergency Cabinet session. Police in Many places gave up tile snuggle to control Chr rioters and on Sav ing their own skins from roman Catholic mobs. A police patrol in London Derry had to fire in the air to get out of a Back Alley and a mob in fungi Vii bottled several policemen up in a building and threw gasoline bombs in an of j fort to Burn the place Down. I at least 41 policemen and 14 civilians were injured in fight ing sunday night. I so Solis loot Page it. Brian Alston certain amount of risk Olio carries . Prestige the i n c r e d i b i e voyage. Apollo .11 is about to Lake off for Man s first Landing on the Moon. The journey to begin with the launching Here at . Central Daylight time wednesday is fraught understood by the astronauts face them. The people brought project Apollo to its Climax believe the event will leave an indelible impression on the psyche of Man. Uplifting his horizons continued please see Apollo Page g Basilica plan stymied a committee investigating the possibility of building a re placement for the burned out St. Botini free Basilica has resigned Over m dispute on what action should be taken. The dispute was about whether building a new Cathedral or starting a social animation program should get priority. The committee headed by or. Justice a. M. Monnin. Of Manitoba court of Appeal was in favor of proceeding immediately with construction. However a n o t h c r group which includes five priests wants construction delayed until a process of social animation is started to uncover the parishioners wishes them aware of the problems of the Ehul chill very Kev uen Iset with perils few except who in list Lor of the Cathedral. Sunday i distributed copies of a commit tee report including the com j i Niue s resignation to tile five churches where the co Grega i lion now is holding services. J father uen Iset Bernier said the dispute has to do with his resignation. Are bigger problems than just building a Church right he said explaining that lie is taking a year off to talk to the older generation and explain what is happening in the Church. Please see Kow malts Page s reduced by s4.000 and respectively. Or. Fleming said monday that if he Borowski was really sincere he would refund that increase now that he s on the receiving or. Borowski will make s21.800 a year. His salary As a member of the legislature is s7.200 plus for Rural expenses and More As Cabinet minister. Or. Fleming began his protest at 2 . Monday when he set please see citizen Page 12 a insurance Dalesman i parked on the legislature building grounds and sincerity of his predecessor As a picket the transportation minister designate Joe Burowski ;