The Daily News (St. John's, N.L.), 1963-07-30

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CLIST0WER PROTECTION POLICY
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Says France
Must Build
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Also   Rejects   Idea
Nonr Aggression Pact
PARIS AP-President de Gaulle has refused
to join the Unitel States, Britain and the Soviet jJJ
Union in their Moscow accord for a limited ban
on atomic tests.   He also has spurned the idea
of an East-West non aggression pact.
Quake
Destroys
Village
Not Worried
Over China
Ward,   Filthy  Fellow',
JSays   Prosecution
WASHINGTON
Avercll Harriman said Monday:   LONDON (CP)- The prosecu-1 The prosecution claimed Wardiable   to   distinguish   fact   from
that Soviet Premier Khrushchev I tinn  has  pictured  Dr.  Stephen profited financially  frtm  intro-1 fiction  in recounting  her rela-
"did   not   appear   overly   con-1 ward  as  a  sex-tor-sale  broker I ducing   rich   friends,   including I tions   with   the   society   osteo-
corned" about Ihe prospects of;who   follml  promiscuous  young the  Third  Viscount  Astor  and {path.
Communist  China  developing a: girls   foi    socially   prominent actor   -   businessman   Douglas,   Burge said Christine was get-
10 MPs
Oppose
Raise
VA (CP) - Two hun-
,,    ->;nan    uuugias,    Durge saiu uinsuiit' was gui-1      -    . jemoe s   0[    raniam
nuclear weapons system. |men   lt demanded Monday that Fairbanks Jr., to his promiscu-. ting   £23,000   ($69,000.   for  herj™1™ m '?™r of a Pa^ ralse
"He told me it would bc a!a jui... convict -this thoroughly!ous  young girl  friends-amongImemoirs and Mandy was under Monday-with io MPs opposefl.
Ion., loiirf time beiore thcy Cthe. filthy fellow" on vice charges, jthem Christine Keeler. 21. and; contract to a newspaper. I ,All™st   selfconsciously,   MP*
Red   Chinese)   had   a   nuclear |   The defence,   also   summing j Marilyn   (Mandy)   Rice-Davies,!   The   defence   lawyer   warned *™dJip^oneJ>y
jthe  jury   not  to  assume  that r""" "     *"'
^counted by name for or against
capability of  .my  importance; ,up ,,ear the end of Ward's trial,j... ....   ,.■ ,    . . ,     ,
said  Harriman,   U.S.   state  un-  admitted  Ward    was    immoral;   Crown   Prosecutor    Mervyn  Mandy and Christine, whose af- lhe  Principle  °f  f  government
dersccretary. but   denied   he   collected   any' Griffith-Jones    described    Miss fair  with  former war minister measure that would boost MPs
Ihrriimn m-ulc Ihc shtement  mone>'   f,,r   lettin»   ca!1   fiirls Kcelcr and Ma"^ ar «i,ls "P™"'■•»<*" Prof,,mo leJ to Profumo's ire™"™^"1 ,0 *"<m a >'ear
,,,;',',;!     .;.:   ,..,, .,       '  have   trysts   in   his   apartment i pared  to go  to bed  with  any; resignation   from   lhe   cabinet, | fr°m *10'000-
IS   '•,!:'n:-ni'i,»:V   ,jVV f„;   i"'m man-certainly  a good number, were "innocent young things."     j   0ppose(,   on   5CCond   „adinB
'    atification  of  a  treaty :   Tl,c case is expcct(M ,n S° la'o( men-for monc-v  If >'°u tome     He said Christine had an A-tvm opposition Leader Diefen-
.wild   limit   nuclear ,hc   illr-v  of  n   mcn  and  nn°ito   that  concllIslon-   lhcn   they j legitimate child when she waslbakcr  and  six  other  Pl.ogrg .
■wins   le«tin«   bv   the   U S    woman cither ton'ahl  nr somc" i aiC'   in  ,1,e   eycs   of   lhe   law'  ir-,)cforc sl,c came to Londo» j sive    Conservative    Mrs.    plus
'  ". tinle Wednesday. prastitutes." and met Ward. I Socjal   Cl.edit    Dcm\w    Leader
It was the sixth nay of Ward's     lie mentioned Lady Hamilton I Rca]   <jnouette   and   two   other
charges of living on the  hi  connection  with   Miss  Rice-; Q„ebec Social Credit MPs.
ln an eagerly-awaited reply
to the big three on last week's
successful test-ban talks in Moscow, dc Gaulle told a press
conference that France must
continue In build ils nuclear
arsenal or "bid goodbye forever
to security and independence,"  |
Britain and the Sovie
Reports coming mil of Ihe: "
closed committee session of sen- ls>.
a t o r s indicated considerable i j.'^
caution    and   some   scepticism
osteoprih and art-
laces a possible 25-year
in sentence if convicted on
counts of pimping and pro-
. AYE CHORUS LOW)
TEHRAN (AP) - A strong
earthquake was reported Monday to have, destroyed the
remote desert village of Gah-
gum. home of about 2,500 pcrsons in southern Iran. There
was no immediate word on the
plight of the residents
The village is near Haji Abad,
about 110 miles north of the
Persian Gulf town of Bandar
Abbas. ;
The Iranian red lion and sun
organization also reported a j
trade centre of about 50,000,
population 450 miles east of
Tehran, on Sunday. Reports
Monday night from Birjand said ; praises U.S.
earnings of prostitution and of Davies.   13—an   anparent  refer-
trying to procure girls under 21 ence to Mandy's remark quoted'   Third  reading  of the lcgisla-
,   .   ..... ,.   i.....,-,,    .     curing. for unlawful sexual intercourse,    in   the   British  press  that  she'tion,    which    moved    swiftly
i h. • nn   di       i '   Tlle 50 ' year - 0,(i defendant.   Defence Counsel James Burge would "Co down in history as through    initjal    parliamentary
...iru ne proposed paci. itemed  unconcerned  as he sat j described Ward as a man who another Lady Hamilton" - the : stages Monday,   w.is   scheduled
Harriman   told   icporters   he  in thc prisoners' dock Monday. !"has found the secret of eler- mistress of Admiral Lord Nel- for today,
raised the question of Red Chi-.   Sometimes   a    smile   piaycd inal youth" and a dissolute art- son.
na's   nuclear   progress   during i over his fr.ee. For long periods  ist who lived for fun and not     "She  'Mandy >  is nut to- ob-
the Moscow   negotiations   which i he made sketches of other peo-  for financial profit. tain   money   from   this  case   if
resulted in the initialling of the j pie   in   the   Old   Bailey   court-.    Burge denied that Miss Keelcr she can." said Burge. "Is that
De    Gaulle    also    announced i treaty by thc three powers.       I room. and Miss Rice-Davies were pros- the sort of  evidence  that ap-,., •    „     .       ,. .-
that   France   will   call   for   a I    t      '   .,., _    , J    In reviewing the testimony of titutes. peals to you as being reliable!  *«    whethe  motion  was
meeting "among interested par-1    « S' „m.''a,->;   loaders    and ; the trial the two sides agreed \ TRYING TO MAKE MONEY     ■ and so certain that a man can |«"« »JV**™" J^.T. "
ties" before the end ol the year I <*■??  °»  have   s.i.d   that j on  oniy   „ne  point-that   Ward!   Burge   accused    Christine, be convicted on it?" IS L those Uo-ed to the
to take up France's own dis-! whl,c cl»nn may soon detonate lived an immoral nnd undisci- Mandy and  a third  girl,  con-:   The   last   defence   witness-' J fc ror tnose jpFOaCQ
armament proposals.   Presuma-ihfJ f!rst l,c]caT   hcmi>-   P«*ob-1 piined life. jvicted prostitute  Vicki   Barrett,! Noel Howard Jones, a young ad-."'. ,
bly this would be a conference I ablV ,s a lonS w"iV from devel-;    But did the smooth-talking os-!of being ".inxions to climb on-vertising   executive  -  testified:        ,ih„" ."'Vn'i\   \l     Ttomn
of the four nuclear powers.        l"'W    l •'e    comnlicf.ted    and : tcopath  lead  his  wild  life  ex- the bandwagon"  and  sell their'that   he   h.nd   intercourse   with \ nJ[ ..UD*™[   ™J'    "ep„r°J
While   differing   sharply   with | cost|V n,,c,ear wo.wons and de- j clusivcly  for  his  own  pleasure   memoirs to London newspapers Miss Keeler  at Ward's  flat on jc™ <j /'";,,„"
Washington on policy, de Gaulle I livcr>' system. j or Was he also making money  for large sums of money. "two or three occasions."  Butj"olT ^11 alsn nrovides fnr an
declared that   France's   friend-! oUFSTlONFn nnSFrv : out  of the misconduct  of nth-.   He said the glare of publicity h,   -aid   ho   never   suspec ted I    "«^ "m »•» *™' ™5 ' r a.
....... ....... th., tT.it^i c..,.„c  •»  «VEt,T.10NKD CLOSEIA prs0 T()n( waK thp n()int ,n rti(!   nn christine mav have led her Ward profited in anv way from lncRas'   '"   ln(lcmnil>   a!"
ship with the United States Is >    narrlmnn's    remarks    came
historic. ;(nf|Cl. ),e underwent three hours
He   said   the   nuclear    club of clnse questinninR ,,v sen,,n,s
should be disbanded a together lal)0Ht   the   asr(!enlPnt   which
is nameplale   demolished   and i would ban t|)e      ,„,„     0( „,,.
the   membership   cards  thrown Jdear   dcvices   ,„   ,he   atmos.
into the trash can. | phci.c   in space and linder wa.
ter.   Underground   tests   still
mere had been no loss of life j". "The Moscow agreement has I VV('ul(1 ''« permitted. % j
in the Sunday quake. not  lifted  the   atomic   menace I   Senator .1. W. Fulbright 'Dem. |
Last Sept. 2 one o! the worst I which weighs on thc world," de Ark.', chairman of the foreign
quakes   in   Iran's   history   dc-1 Gaulle said. "None of the sign-  relations committee, noted that
strayed   villages   in  the  north-1 ers has renounced  the use of Monday's session was primarily
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operating successfully for morc
than 200 days, has set a record
for performance and dm ability
hy a communications satellite,
the Radio Corporation of America said Sunday. The 1T2 pound
satellite has operated successfully for 202 days.
atomic weapons and under aimed ;
these conditions the world situ- man on
ation has not bcen changed in I _r.ealy
sounding out Hard-
general terms of the
hich   he   initialled   in
_  Moscow last week. Formal rat-
""If one day" the' Americans | ifieatinn hearings won't begin
and the Russians disarm am1'l,nti' tl,e trcaty Is s'Sned. Income   to   the   deslruction   and > formed sources said State Sec-
prohibition of nuclear weapons,
France will then refrain from
procuring them herself, but
they don't seem to be at that
point yet." '
,F REPA>^|
Co. 1*1
VICTORS)
it s    10;09 P-m.
i-»oaip_m.
SKOPJE, YugoslavU-Thls wu one of many such grim scenes
after in earthquake devastated the city of Skopje July 26th.
"minor tremor" rocked the center of the city July 27th as
President Josip Broz Tito arrived for an inspection .tour.
least 500 are dead and It is feared that the deatH toll may run
into the thousands.-(UPI Radiotelephoto).
I
rotary Dean Rusk will leave for
Moscow Saturday or Sunday for
the signing now expected to
take place next week.
Canada
Offers Aid
OTTAWA (CP)-Prime Minister Pearson said Monday that
Canada has offered financial
assistance lo the victims of the
"horrible tragedy" resulting
from violent earthquakes in
Yugoslavia.
Replying   to   O.   W. Weichcl
ilowances of $5,000 a year for
. ; senators, raising their total an-
j nual remuneration to $15,000.
j Together, the basic cost of
I remunerating MP.; and senators will total S6 310.000. com-
I pared with the nrcscnl pay lah
i of S3.B70.000. The boosts are In
jbe retroactive to April IS—elec-
I tion day.
The measure \vm supported
!bv l lfl Liberals. 64 Conserve-
' tives. 13 Social C'-eriit and 13
NDP members.
A total of 53 MP-; were cither
absent or abstained from voting.
LONG BEACH, Calif.—Tcn-ycarold Torin Tompkins relaxes aftcr lie delivered a baby son for his
mother, while she gave instruction and his five brothers and sisters looked on.   When help arriv-
Waterloo North), Mr., • h  jh m a   Iimbilica, cordi anrt had thc baby wrapped.   Amazed doc
Pearson   said   a   tele gram   ex | J^•*™ Memorial Hospital said the mother. Mrs. Betty Nicol!, and the  new baby ,   ^f«     J °l
rri„CabneendaseSntSyt7t lj- ^{Se ZSiJ&EZ ^^^™^™^ " ** ^ '{*£ £Ta
had   also   bcen   sent
Yugoslav government.
i for help—(UPI Telephoto).
Meet  For   Summit   On
Malaysian   Federation
MANILA (AP) - President his departure, Sukarno vowed to
Sukarno of Indonesia and Prime' '"
Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman
of Malaya arrived Monday for
crucial summit talks with Philippine President Diosdado Mac-
apagal over the formation of
the anti-Communist federation
ot Malaysia.
The fiery Indonesian leader, |
'ho opposes Malaysia, and the
blunt-speaking Malayan, who
heads the proposed federation,
appeared on collision course as
they squared off for the opening session of tht five-day
conference today.
Sukarno, smiling, joking and
kissing girls, showed no outward signs of his anger over
R a h m a n's determination to
launch Malaysia in a month's
time, in Jakarta, on. the eve of
wreck Malaysia.
However, while Sukarno kept
quiet about Malaysia on his
arrival, Rahman did not. He
told   reporters   there   was   no
GREETINGS
LONDON (Reuters) - Soviet
Premier Khrushchev has sent
Prime Minister Macmillan an
oral message of greetings and
good wishes and a gift of caviar,
Russian wines and spirits.
The oral message and the gift
were delivered by Lord Hailsham, Britain's chief negotiator
at the successful Moscow nuclear-test ban talks, who reported to Macmillan here Monday, reliable sources said.
question of a referendum in thc
British Borneo territories that
are to become part of Malaysia
nor would Malaysia be postponed.
PROVES STUMBLING BLOCK
The referendum question has
become the main stumbling
block to Indonesian agreement
to the formation ol Malaysia.
Indonesia says a foreign ministers meeting in Manila last
month agreed in principle that
Malaya determine the wishes of
the Borneo people before including them in Malaysia. Indonesia said this meant a referendum.
Malaya countered with a denial. It admitted agreeing to
assess the wishes if the Borneo
people, but through the United
Nations secretary-general or his
representative.
Bandit
Steals
$3,000
HALIFAX (CP; - An armed
bandit escaped in a late-model
car Monday afternoon after
holding up a teller at a north-
end Halifax branch of the Bank
of Montreal and taking about
?3,000.
Several persons near the bank
when a man ran from the build-1
ing said two or three shots were
fired. No one was hit and there
was some doubt whether the
weapon was loaded with live or
blank cartridges.
Bank Manager William 3.
Main said a man came into the
bank before closing time. He
pointed a gun at teller IV arilyn
Freeman and demanded money.
Mr. Main said the teller
handed over "a sum of money"
and the man fled. Hc later said
the take amounted to about $3,-
Quit At 65?
Barbarous!
OTTAWA (CP)- Senator Arthur Roebuck, 85-year-old workhorse of Canada's upper chamber, said Monday that it is
"barbarous" to force people to
retire at 65 if they are capable
of working and wish to continue
thcir jobs.
"The idea of depriving a man
of his right to work and his
right to an occupation, which is
perhaps the only work he has
ever learned, i's wrong," the
Liberal senator told the Senate.
Senator Roebuck, an active
r and chairman
committee which
hears divorce actions from Quebec and Newfoundland, was
speaking in support of a motion
proposing the appointment of a
Senate committee to study
problems involved in the promotion of the wclfare of aged
and aging persons.
The motion, introduced by
Senator David Croll <L-On-
tario), was approved unanimously.
THE COUNTRY PARSON
"I never expected to get anything free except advice."