Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - November 12, 1969, Winnipeg, Manitoba R Winnie so free press wednesday november 12, 1969 squares rally to Nixon t continued the South Carolina congressman told the crowd. Let s keep pm on the run. There s More of us than these Hanoi crafts All Over this land. Keep up the from inc Tomij of the unknown sen. John g. Tower of Texas i Soldier. The keynote speaker Campha a veterans Day ceremonies throughout our said Don sized the importance of with Freedom for South Viet Nam. Aid e. Johnson chief of the seen i be visited the Field Wospil i veterans administration thou 1 Sands of americans Are speak sen. Tower said. I be our boys maimed and up proudly proclaiming unashamed love of Amer dying. I be seen the life ebbing their from their bodies. I want this Ca urging the overwhelm War to end As much As anyone. Silent majority of but i want this War to be the fellow americans to join last one we have to the american Soldier in Viet Nam the senator said is America s greatest fighting Man. He lights with guts and intelligence. He does More than he s asked. But he s a Little bit puzzled by the attitude of some their them in this declaration of love for and Faith in our great at the Tomb Deputy score a tary of defense David Packard came Forward with the presidential Wreath of red White and Blue chrysanthemums. The can Nons sounded 18 volleys for the j people in this country in Public cac life who should know better. So i hundreds of veterans and let s let him know without a i their wives were there in the doubt that those who have died uniforms of their organizations i have not died in vain that we he american legion the believe in them that we. Vow. The avots the military j would rather die As free men order of the purple heart and than live As i others. I at Arlington National Cemel we the band played god Terv where thousands of the bless America the audience War dead Are buried the annual expressed its feelings by waving veterans Day observances also tiny american flags in the took on reverberations from the al1 j National debate Over War in j at the afternoon rally there i Vietnam. For one thing the was More unabashed Flag crowd was much larger than j waving and a lot of joking about usual virtually filling the the squares finally having Marble amphitheatre up the Hill their Chance to be heard. I the . A Chi try Nusic combo from Fairfax Virginia Sang a current song that expressed some of the crowd s resentments toward the peace marchers we Don t smoke marijuana in our stogies we Don t take our trips on Ltd. We Don t Burn draft cards on main Street we like living right and being free. Chorus tin proud to he an okie from Hisco acc a place where even squares can have a Ball. We still wave old glory at the courthouse and White Light Ning is still the biggest thrill of actually while the crowd cheered its own Square qual cities it contained a sprinkling of i Young people with Long hair and i mod clothes. Eight filled mostly with College Stu dents came in from the Char j Lotte. North Carolina area including actor Sidney Blackmer. J Edwards the rally co i Ordi Nator wearing a Brown Corduroy suit and a beige Uirt Leneck called on them to join a wave of that s he pro claimed As thousands of Small. Flags waved before the stage. May we always hold it High and guard it i another Flag which was. Cheered was the Golden Banner of South Vietnam held aloft by do Sang a 28 year old Viet namese who is a graduate student at american University. Party expels Indian pm Liappa. Whom mrs. Gandhi has been trying to oust. A meeting of All Congress members in parliament is to be hid thursday. It was called in Advance of today s action. Mrs. Gandhi was expected to seek a fresh vote of Confidence then. Her supporters claim she has an overwhelming majority among the 431 Congress Mem Bers in parliament. A More serious test is expected after parliament begins its Winter session nov. 18. Then mrs. Gandhi is certain to lose most or All of her 23-seat majority Over the opposition parties because of the split within her own party. This will Force her to rely on leftist communist and Independent members to keep her government in office. The prime minister was giving a luncheon for visiting Hun Garian president pal Losonczi when the expulsion decision was taken and she was not immedi-1 continued lately available for comment. The expulsion was voted by Only 11 of the 21 members of the working committee. Mrs. Gandhi and her supporters have boycotted the last three meet Ings of the committee to protest he party president s dismissal of three of her faction from the group. The Congress party of Mohan Das k. Gandhi and mrs. Gandhi s father Jawaharlal Nehru was the spearhead of the Indian Independence movement and has dominated the country s politics since Independence in 1947. While the Congress has remained India s largest party it has lost ground steadily in re cent years a decline which airs. Gandhi blames on the conservative majority in the party leadership and heir abandon ment of the socialist principles on which the party was founded. To Rescue the party mrs. I Gandhi is pushing a program of socialist action. In a break with Morarji Desai one of the most powerful conservatives she a j t i o n a 1 i z e d the country s 14 i major Domestic Banks in july. She and the conservative party As the into open i warfare in August when she re fused to Back the party commit tee s Choice for president of India s a Jiva Reddy. Mrs. Gandhi backed an Independent v. I v. Giri and Giri won. It was a big boost for her but also left j her heavily in debt to comm i nist and other leftist electors i who were an essential element j of Giri s Victory. I songs Well March permit granted by Carmen-l1tta Magnus with the Kapis Tran ensemble dances and songs of Hungary the amusing Lively Pillow dance j were presented sunday in the Drew prolonged applause. J Centennial concert Hall by the j the spinning room number hungarian Kapis Tran Sensem j was another highlight in the continued blk. Alar j variety show. This picturesque e crowd attended was _ by the entire ensemble included i performance of the mixed choir he difficult stick . And the dance group. The performers in hungarian costume presented several Well known numbers among them Palotas a dance from a Hun Garian opera. As background scenery to the choir s presentation of several Folk songs color slides showing hungarian country scenes were projected on a Large screen. Always a popular number the audience was rewarded with an encore of this thrilling and delightful number. Enjoyed also was the sword dance presented by the male Dan cers. The girls delighted the Audi ence with their original number bottle dance. Each carried a Vine bottle on her head while circling and twirling across the round the clock service Shell Home Comfort operates a 24-hour-a-Day emergency service for customers 24-hour a Day free emergency service is one of the advantages that we give to our Shell Home Comfort customers. During the heating season emergency Calls Are answered on a 24-hour basis o Correct any temporary failure of your equipment. Exceptional service we offer Shell Home Comfort customers exceptional service in Many other ways too. Your Furnace smoke pipe Chimney base and Burner Are cleaned and inspected regularly. Your heating unit is lubricated and tuned up for maximum efficiency. 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Washington of the District of j Columbia and Deputy attorney general Richard g. Kleindienst said the new mobilization com Mittee has offered every Assur i Ance that order will be maintained during the nov. 5 March and we have accepted that. Assurance and demonstrated our i Good Faith by granting a permit i for one of the routes the i committee chose for its March j we Are confident that the j new mobilization committee will Honor its commitments As we will Honor ours to insure a peaceful Assembly and exercise of first amendment rights in the nation s under the terms of the agreement worked out during weeks of negotiations marked by disquieting Public rhetoric on both sides anti War protesters will assemble saturday on a Mil near the Capitol. They will March Down Pennsylvania Avenue to 15th Street turn South on that Street to the Washington Monument for a huge rally. At 15th Street and Pennsyl Vania Avenue they will be just a Short Block East of the White House. The demonstrations c o u 1 d rival or surpass in size the 1963 civil rights March in this capital when some persons gathered to demand Equality and jobs for negroes the decision by Ramsey Clark attorney general in the Johnson administration to form an Independent lawyers task Force was based in part on growing tension and the worry. Some tone of statements made during the March negotiations. The task Force includes the i cleans of two of Washington s i leading Law schools. Its Aims Are Clear Monitor and Issue an objective third party report on any trouble in the streets during the weekend of protest. We Hope the presence of our croup will serve to Dampen the ardor of either said Clinton Bamberger. Dean of the Catholic i Niv Tsily Law school. I think there is a Chance in polarization and divisivencs.-. Some of m rms to be Home Comfort i for Ihen Pici ple express them Salvo v ilium . 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