Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - October 15, 1973, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press final if vol. 81 no. Price 15 cents 20 cents comics 15, 1973 Sunrise . Sunset . . Moonset . Forecast mostly sunny 30 and 55 higher family first for i Victor Jackie 1 free press staff Ottawa increased family allowances were to occupy tie attention of Parlia inherit first As it Resu Tea sittings Okay Terru Ted by a three week emergency Sessi Orf to National railway two Days this week Are petted to be devoted to approval for the higher family allowances. Interim family allowance hikes to a Are already in effect. The Ern ment proposes boosting the allowance to an average of a month. 1 the House of commons expected to be asked by Liberal minority government later in the week to turn its attention to the measure hike ing tie partial ban on punishment. It would for years a Manitoba government rim on i hanging except offered the province s Doc those who kill policemen an eight per cent fee in prison but has refused to a confident to the Manitoba medical Sive conservative official request for a position rail face prime contract. Ister piece Trudeau s and social develop government. Opposition minister Rene Toupin Robert Stanfield and his a letter outlining the gov Lowers Are encouraged by offer was sent Mon results of the latest Gallup morning to both medical showing Tjie tories now president or Ken with the grits in e t h Wylie and Manitoba among the services commission this is a severe blow to Hans Schneider liberals it has led the to consider seriously the governments offer is ability that parliament latest development m a stumble into a Winter Between the doctors am while no political party health services commission conf Nulec please see family Page see govt. Page 4 flames billow from Homes As a general alarm Blaze sunday swept an estimated 20-Block area of tenements and Small businesses in a Boston suburb. Lose fire destroys t i 1 tenements i in Boston Chelsea mass. A a fire that raced across 20 blocks of wooden tenements and smal is Nesses per sons homeless in rundown four firemen fighting the Daze were taken to Hospital or smoke inhalation one was in poor condition the other free fair two others were related for inhalation and released. No deaths were reported. About 500 National guar troops roped off the charred expanse of the oldest Section o the City sunday. The homeless most of them Spanish speaking Blacks am elderly jews sought shelter with relatives and in a make shift dormitory in an armory. I have lost said Henry Wojciechowski 49 it s a crying shame. All the people who live the stricken area Are poor peo pie just look at All these peo pie standing around crying they have no place to go from Here residents of the estimated 60 dwelling places destroyed rushed through the streets please see 1100 Page 13 reports on meeting Mao s health still Good Trudeau says by John Burns free press correspondent peking prime minister Pierre Trudeau began Lis tour of the provinces yesterday after ending his visits peking with a climactic meet ing with chairman Mao tse Tung who spent a Good part of the nearly two hour encounter ply ing the prime minister with questions about Ca detente threatened big two Start peace moves in Middle East superpowers reported ready to seek ceasefire in place in Egypt Syria Washington special tons Secretary of state Henry of Kissinger has met with israeli foreign minister Abba Eban and reportedly conveyed to him that the United states with the soviet Union would seek a ceasefire in place in both Egypt and Syria in the next few Days. This suggests that the United come to the conclusion that its Ori Ginal preference for a return to the ceasefire lines existing before the fighting broke oui a week ago cannot be achieved without a protracted Battle whose out come be Uncertain. A major concern in Washington is that the Middle East situation stroy the detente Between the United states and the soviet Union. A joint Effort to bring the fighting to an end could clearly enhance it. Battle in streets Bangkok a a Street War Between foes of Thailand s ruling military clique and the regime s hoops and police persisted for the second Day today despite the appointment of a civilian Premier who promised today act Iii world Stiim 44 48 classified to 27, 36 to comics deaths finance Jumble movies sports television women 30, 31 5 32 to 15 21 10 45 to 52 10 29 nearly everyone reads the free press cur a new Constitution and elections. Only a handful of students harm firearms when the bloody clashes exploded sunday after an orderly week Long Capri pain for a new Constitution today students with automatic weapons exchanged fire with police holed up in As precinct station. King hum Biol afoul Tadej named or. Sanya Thammasack Rector of Thammasack umber is to sunday to replace Premier than o m Kitti Fachorn but throngs of demonstrators con fronted the army s troops and tanks today and sporadic shooting sent a steady Stream of casualties 16 already crowded hospitals Complete casually. Figures were not available but one doctor said a Check of foul hospitals indicated More than 165 dead so far. There were Many Mosc wounded and in he Slid Sariya said to. Will put to i gather a civilian government. B u t there was widespread speculation that it will be a front for the military clique please see thai Page 13 entry leeway closing by the Canadian press immigration offices across Canada Are handling their last Rush of applications for landed immigrant status from illegal residents As the government s deadline of Midnight tonight approaches. For the last two months a visitors who entered the country before last nov. 30 Anc overstayed their Welcome have been encouraged to apply for official landed a Romise of no recriminations or not having gone through in proper channels in the firs lace persons arriving since n6v please see entry Page 13 Nada. Or. Trudeau in a buoyant mood when he went before a press conference later said the 9-year-old chinese Leader has Ilso with him about the Var in the Middle East the West s quest for detente with the soviet Union in Europe a n d the prospects for establishing a lasting peace in he world asked to assess the chair Man s health a question thai Many visiting government leaders have ducked the prime minister replied Forth rightly obviously he s a Man who bears his years. But he was extremely Lucid and Clear in talking to me he met me Anc walked me to the door and i. Even told me not to forget to say hello to my wife so i would say that he. Is a Man who is obviously enjoying i mrs. Trudeau who ilk other g o v e r n m e n t Leader wives was not invited to the meeting was at that Momen s h o p p i n g in the Friendship store for foreigners about to please see Trudeau Page 1 or. Kissinger has been in close touch with Sador Anatoliy f. Dobrynin throughout the crisis. Or. Kissinger reportedly conveyed to or. Eban that the United states would Honor its ongoing military Supply rela tionship1 with Israel but that the War should not be permit Ted to indefinitely. Early in the War israeli officials said they would push syrians and egyptians Back to the pre hostility cease fire lines acid Deal a devastate blow to the arabs that would prevent any Early Rene Wal of hostilities. Since however the Battle As got far tougher than any Raehse or the u s. Had Iticia rated and Jordan Iraq and saudi Arabia committed res to the Arab Side. Or. Kissinger conveyed to a. Eban that the United tales while supporting Rael s right to defend itself and reservations about Indica on that Israel hoped to take acre territory m Syria and keep Damascus As a hos. Within israeli artillery Ange. Or. Kissinger saw or. Ebai s the israelis appeared to be progressing on the syrian fron it making Little or no and Ance against egyptian forces the Sinai. Thus a ceasefire should that be established in current conditions Muld leave egyptians on Btl ides of the Suez canal in Ter Story that had been occupied y Israel since the 1967 War it israelis Well into Syria. Whether the soviet Union Mays helps mets Triumph Oakland Calif a throughout september 42 year old Willie Mays has been saying t let the kid play but with Rusty staub in lured Mays has been playing the oilfield m the world series on sunday new York mets were glad to the old min m the lineup Mays s lath inning single drove in a key Jun in the mets 107 Victory Over Oak land athletics in the second game of the world series the series now is tied at one game apiece. The game in new York tuesday night when Tom Seaver of ii mets will oppose Jim cat fish Hunter. Just looking in the dress ing room and seeing that Hap p i n e s s that s enough Foi said Mays. His single drove in Bud Harrelson to the score 7-6. I i think the hit relaxed the whole the four hour and 13 minute game longest in please see Mays Page 13 Ould get Syria and Gree to a ceasefire unde these conditions is not Clea please see peace Page 4 egyptian baby found ii incinerator St. Boniface police were investigating the death of a Newborn girl whose body was found in an incinerator of Goulet Street apartment Block sunday. The body was found sunday morning by Andrew yes the caretaker of the Eiffel towers 261 Goulet in t. Boniface. The infant was partially burned. Police said it is believed the. Baby was placed in the Sci Neratoff Between 8 . Saturday and 8 . Sunday. Anyone having information which might be of Assis Ance to police is asked to phone St. Boniface detectives. Telephone interview sunday or. Byle of the lock said 1he incinerator of the 105-suite Block is ticked four times daily. He said he could not estimate the total population of he building All 105 suites Are occupied. Police interviewed tenants of the Eiffel towers and building next door but the investigation p no a police spokesman said monday. It was not immediately known whether an inquest fill be held. That decision is up to the attorney eneral s department. . Budget one. Topic by Bill Coulthard Montreal up the Arti quebecois proposed Bud for an Independent Quebec remains the main object of de Bate in campaigning for the oct. 29 provincial election. L i be r a 1 finance minister Raymond Garneau and Jac ques Parizeau the parti que Bier Union National Leader both attacked the press. Or. Parizeau said Only a violent inflation caused by a government which Cut taxes by 50 per cent while increasing spending by 50 per cent would cause devaluation of an in dependent Quebec currency. The prototype budget he re leased last week had included halted from a Reuter egyptian commandos sneaked behind israeli lines in the Sinai today arid stormed an israeli position in hand to hand fighting As egyptian tanks consolidated new lines in the desert Battleground the Egypt Lian military command reported. Israel said the egyptian a Armor again tried to push for Ward along the Sinai front but was halted where it stood Fol lowing a seven hour armoured Battle sunday. Tel Aviv did not report the commando raid. Troops were landed it darkness behind enemy lines stormed a position from More please see egyptian Page 4 Benois economist and candidate in Montreal Cre Mazie were he main combatants on the Issue in weekend campaigning. Meanwhile credit Ste Leader Yvon Dupuis and Gabriel measures so imprudent. Or. Parizeau accompanied by parti quebecois Leader Rene Levesque at a meeting at continued please see . Page 4 us arms t Washington Router the United slates has begun re supplying Israel with arms the state department said today. Department spokesman Robert Mccloskey told reporters have begun some resupply of Israel. To an appreciable extent this is designed to prevent the massive Airlift by the soviets from unsettling the military balance in the o Israel Mccloskey said the soviet Airlift to the arabs had continued at an increased Pace both in number of flights and tonnage. He said about ions of equipment had been delivered to Syria and Egypt involving about 280 flights by various p 1 a n e s since about last wednesday. Officials said the resupply Effort began sometime in the last 30 hours. Kitti Fachorn resigns after violence kidnapped British Consul freed i feel he said waving to a group of reporters and gathered in be arrived per he did not see the other Man and Learned about his abduction through radio reports. A message from tie 23 sep ment refused to release the prisoners. However the government agreed to give the kidnappers Safe conduct to a the. Consul or. Anthony Williams and Fernando aran Gurcyn a 36-year-old cooking Oil manufacturer Williams said would be killed. The families agreed to pay the Ransom but the govern Williams s release. He said the Aranguren family was still willing to pay ;