Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 13, 1973, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press final edition vol. 80 no. 240 Price 10 cents with comics j.5 cents Friday july 13, 1973 Sun also . Sunset . Moon Rosa . Moonset 3.-10 . Forecast mainly sunny 50 and 7o incl urals Skeeters election called Eron seeks i Buenos Aires a president Hector Campora resigned today in preparation for an election to return Juan Peron to the Argentine presidency he lost 18 years ago in a bloody Mili tary coup. _ Campora was the victim of a revolt by moderate leaders h within the Pron is movement who charged that he was in Gable to Cope with leftists threatening to take Over the movement. S vice president Vicente Solano h Lima resigned with Campora g and the president of the lower i 1 House of Congress. Haul Lastiri is to become interim president. S the r e was no indication j g whether the military would op-1 pose the return to office of the 77-year-old former dictator. G but Campora since his in Augu g ration 49 Days ago has put g younger officers at the head of the armed services retiring s s o m e of the leading anti g Peronis generals and Admi rals. If Campora a 04-year-old Den g list and protege of Peron said g Early today in announcing his h intention to resign that a presi s Dunt Al election would be held h within 40 Days. J Compora Siirid i Eron will be h a candidate and his vice presidential r u n n i n g mate might be Ticardo Balbin Bead of the Radical civic Union the s please Sec Pekoe Page 4 photo by Gerry Cairns Junior golfer Cindy Jensen of Winnipeg who took part in her 1 first Ever Golf tournament earlier this week used an insect repellent i to discourage swarms of mosquitoes which were less interested in Golf of than in Cindy. However the City of Winnipeg has reversed an earlier j decision and decided to fight the mosquitoes with fogging of Resi p areas. Cindy who plays out of the Winnipeg Canoe club course 3 in St. Vital did t let the Skeeters upset her too much As she shot 301 g for the 54-Hole City wide event. Aide s account contradicts key Points of Dean s Story Washington a presidential aide Richard Moore faced another session before the watergate committee today to discuss events about which lie says his memory is hazy. But he swears he was not involved in the cover up and does t believe president Nixon knew about it. Moore s testimony began t h 11 r s d a y following that of former attorney general John Mitchell who stuck to his Story through three Days of question ing despite suggestions that he had lied under oath to keep the i lid on the scandal. Sam Lurvine arranged to meet with Nixon to discuss the presi Dent s refusal to surrender while 1 Louse papers to the hours Lair tiie w a s admitted to Aiho sen fun a nearly perfect week e n d that s whal Hie Weatherman predicted ibis morning and the Only condition he said May mar it. Is something that Mani Tob aus arc becoming accustomed to this summer High winds. For people who Aren t crazy about heat the fore cast was for a High of 70 to 75 today with a Chance of Shower this afternoon pneumonia diagnosed Nixon takes sick Indian act dead i Edrul my inoperative on. Court says by Bob Bentley Toronto up tile to ionic Issue of in Clian fights was thrown open thursday by u. Supreme court of on Tario ruling Ihal the in Dian act is inoperative and hint the six nations Indian Reserve near a Rall Ord Lias no Lesal basis for being a Reserve. As a consequence one Law yer said. The Legal Litie to critical examination run 2 others requested Washington a president Nixon is in Hospital suffering what while House d o c i o is have diagnosed As viral pneumonia. He is expected to remain at j questionable. And or. Justice Jilin Osl Cri i in his 24-Page judgment also Jeaine Down heavily in favor of the historic Council of Heridi Alary chiefs As rightful con trailers of the Reserve instead of the elected Indian Council imposed by the Federal govern ment in 192-1. His judgment was based on precedents established in Somi Jiu in ill ill ill of. I v u la r St and Cleal led Stawick. Press Secretary inns Ronald said. Bill will carry on his necessary t h e to year old president was reported ill and entered Bethesda naval Hospital in in bugs Between colonial administrators and indians in what is now Canada. Junction brought by the elected b u r b a n Maryland thursday night after carrying on a Day Long schedule despite reported discomfort. It was the first time since he j took office in that Nixon suffered any illness other than a cold. And it was the first i time lie has been in Hospital since an injury to his knee Dur Ling his presidential Campaign of id Tiu. White House physician or. J 1 Walter Tkach said he foresees no and that rest and Reed Perelion Are the primary asked whether the was the result of overwork or Council against the hereditary by Stewart Macleod Vancouver up Western liberals will begin a critical examination of themselves under the umbrella of Western hoping to rebuild the party s fortunes West of the Ontario Border. The Liberal conference on Western objectives is billed As part of Pic listening process in understanding the message i last oct. Only seven of Western seals were won by Federal Liberal i and it is also a prelude to a i Calgary conference on Western economic opportunities. This meeting could Sec some real a Defeated British Columbia Liberal candidate said thursday. We won t be confining ourselves simply to Western Well be talking about our party s approach to these prob lems and this goes right to the but with the Calgary Confer e n c e looming when prime minister Trudeau will face four premiers from opposing Polilli Eal c p s sources doubt whether the Ico delegates Here will create any divisions within the parly. And or. Trudeau is nol expected to ruffle any feathers. By taking part in the listen ing say officials lie will be maintaining an extremely Low he has please see West Page 4 july 31 a judicial recount of provincial election re sults in St. Boniface constituency has been set for july 31 and applications for recounts in at least two other rid Ings have been made. I Uon Locc recount has Sec Indian Page 4 Ftp Itoi Ite to open scheduled for 30 july 31 before judge Leon 11. Benard of St. Boniface county court. Winnipeg Deputy mayor a Paul Marion had a seven-1 vote margin Over tourism Llin-1 ister Larry Desjardins after the counting of Hospital ballots in that Riding. Liberal Leader Izzy Asper. J who was def Eald by one vote i by new Democrat Murdoch i Mackay. Thursday also made application to county court for a judicial recount and was awaiting word on the time and Dale for the recount. Also Awai Luig notification of j Saigon up two in i i Date for a recount is Lawric i w " curly Sal 1 Ollard the Defeated pro Gres-1 wil1 Lluc Klinl of picking Sive conservative candidate Canadian officers and Cros Colwood whose Applina two vietnamese who have been Hunt near end i5y Stei Lien Scott re i Here and at one of those Sites Canadian line Defeated by Paul wii1tek.-uv tree press staff correspondent Washington the United slates Senate voted overwhelmingly today against a proposal to commence negotiations with Canada on the possibility of building a pipeline president Bethesda naval Hospital with what the while they testified. The sen-1 while House described As viral ate panel s chairman. Senator pneumonia j i Moore a special counsel to the president read a 20 Page Sale Merit that contradicted on two key Points the previous testimony for former w bite House counsel John Dean. Moore admitted that he at tended a meeting in la Costa i calif., in february and that sorted the Defeated amendment Dean mentioned he had been that were heralded by wind warnings across most of Southern Manitoba yester Day afternoon and evening the winds today tomorrow and sunday Are expected to be in the 25 . Range with some Hope of a drop off in velocity by Sun Day. Continued i Lenso Sec airy Page 4 i nol consider it serious enough Winnipeg cars travelling to and to cancel their evening plans. Frum i he beaches on Lake win i Egler described the pres ident As in excellent spirits As lie prepared to Cut or lie Hospital even though he is somewhat weakened by the in pc. Weekend from the beaches Hiis summer have encountered lengthy Iraq fic lie e area of the condition and is running a High i const Kielion silo with cars fluctuating Between 101 backed up As much As a mile and 102 degrees. On a sunday night. Please see Nixon Page i calling i or negotiations with Canada warned today thai told by the lawyers they May he needing the Alaska pipeline is Likely to More become bugged Down in court suits. Although the Jackson Bill would amount to congressional that some please see aide Page 4 2% food Price Rise seen by dec. 31 Clayton Jackson constr us please see thai tic Page -1 Prairie constituency. Or. Kail Field was Defeated by Liberal Gordon u. Johnston by a margin of 34 votes. Or. A Airfield is currently Holiday ing in Northern Manitoba and i please Sec recount Page 4 Fiji Ais and officials of the in tar National commission of Cun tool and supervision k Sci and the Viet Cong s provision Al revolutionary government pro in talks today. Please see Hunt Page i Down the Mackenzie Valley to j approval of the Alaska route carry alaskan Oil. I in s. Environmentalists Are sex he Senate decision by a mount a Legal dial Vole of in to apparently Way for Cong res clears tenge against the Alaska pipe signal approval of the controversial trans Alaska to today s line. The Dele aled proposal an amendment to legislation class to he voted on next tuesday of of of Senate vote Ihal amendment would eliminate Long Legal hassle by allowing Canadian Al which would dear away mailing technical objections to after a proper study is a pipeline from Alaska s North done the courts would be Able slope Oil Fields across the state1 to the. Solh coast. I Leac see Canadian Page 4 the overwhelming v o i e against he Canadian Ellenia live which would have delayed a congressional decision on a pipeline route for up to 11 in Olhs was an indication of the Strong support among senators for the trans Atlantic pipeline. The Bill which would amount to congressional approval of a route across Alaska to where the Oil would be hipped Down the Pacific coast by Lanker to the lower is. Males is sponsored by Sou. Henry Jackson of washing Ion. Ii would give a Green Light to construction of he pipeline by permitting a greater Access area m either Side of lie pro posed line than eur Nelly permitted under . Law. However sen. Walter lion Dale of Minn Sola who spin looking i or a horse this want and under live Stock 22 i Beautiful 2 year old q horse not broken. Ot-23j7. Is among the hundreds of bargains in today s classified Seel inn. To matter what you need shop and save in free press want ads. By Jane Becker free press business reporter Canada s really terrible food prices will probably go up by another i to iwo per cent by the end of this year the president of the Canadian Gro Cery distributors Institute m. Mean the producer is finally getting a Good return for his goods. If wholesalers and Gro Cery retailers had not become so sophisticated in their meth ods of operation Over the last 10 years prices would have been even d. Booty forecasts. Or. Root cited world wide furthermore or. Booty told shortages labor trouble in a press conference f r i d a a some industries and Tariff pro Iacre is Little the Institute can Lection fo1" Canadian growers do about it. As prime reasons for soaring the food prices commission prices. In Ottawa has proved no one is making an extra profit along the Way. The Price increases for instance he said a Hoo please Sec 2% hike Page 1 today t super kids putting woes classified 14 in z comics deaths finance movies sports television women 25 39 to 2li, 27 5 to 17 to 41 ill nearly everyone reads the free press City zone total architects set for Hospital i a Manky us press medical reporte nol been determined. Wk7 la 1 1 11 s in 1 i Rawti by Bai Tkv a i cd press staff writer Only one Iuan Linban stands a Long shot Chance of winning the top prize in the Manitoba Golden sweepstakes based on sunday s outcome of the Manitoba Derby. The Lucity is win nip Egger Donna Stokes of 5.1 Nassau Stercl suite 1303, a Winnipeg nurse. Her name and the names of 10 others were drawn Friday morning Al the icy to at Polo Park and matched with the 11 horses which will he run sunday afternoon in the Manitoba Derby of Assiniboia Downs. Mrs. Stokes had her ticket matched up with Long shot. spirit which will break from the no. 1 Post position. The Odds on favorite to win the Derby is Royal chocolate Winner of the Queen s Plale. The Lucky Tickel Holder who was matched with Royal Choc of 1 a t e owned by of Toronto is i. In Gless of port Moody . Of the tickets matched with the 1 1 horses running in the Derby five were from British Columbia two each from Ontario and Saska Lechwan one from Alberta and one from Winnipeg. Second favorite in the race is Albert the Consort and the third Queen s splendor. Gordon b. Reed of Saskatoon was matched with Albert the Consort and Anna Hamilton of Surrey ., had matched with Queen s splendor. Other Tickel holders and the horses they Drew Are ii. Ii. Richard of Windsor out. Kali i a n d Donald Kepke of arc scene ., Tara Toad Albert Chou Ella of Homo non impressive lady a. M. Mathie of Burnaby h.c., merging fire Alice sle Phonson of bar Ricc ., Royal Tad Gloria Rohert of a Slovan sask., singing spirit and Lien inc la inert of Kempl Villa Spall the Winner of the is. James Assiniboia Handicap which is he trial race for the Imani Cha Derby. Ticket holders whose horses finish first second or third in the Derby will share in s 1 7 a 0 0 0 Money with going to the first place finisher. To the second place finisher and to the third. The other eight ticket holders in the final draw continued please Sec nurse s Page i Gondi Mindur Myrdal. Exec i live director and one us two full time employees of the hos the Board of seven Oaks i Pill Saidi Cost for the entire general Hospital has appointed j project will be Between is Mil architects to plan the norlli1 Lio Liml. So ;