Sherbrooke daily record, 6 juin 1963, jeudi 6 juin 1963

[" THE WEATHER Mainly cloudy during cha if ternoon\ta few showers and a risk of thunderstorm?, warm: light winds except in thunderstorms.High today at Sherbrooke 86.Outlook for Friday: Little change.bccbcookeTDailiiBecocd Today's Chuckle Modern home: Where a switch regulates everything but tbe children.Established 1897 Price: 5 Cents SHERBROOKE.QUEBEC, THURSDAY.JUNE P, I9h3 irmrr KSB Sixty - Seventh Year Motion passed in Commons Seek documents of commitment to nuclear arms OTTAWA (CP) \u2014 The House of Commons passed a motion by a vote of 140 to 64 Wednesday, but no one was sure what the action will bring.^__ ____ ^__ The motion was sponsored by Stanley Knowles NDP-\u2014Winnipeg North Centre has also been questioning many and asked the government to produce any document that would prove that the tormer persons but releasing most of Progressive Conservative government committed Canada to acquire nuclear weapons, them in their drive to break up\tExternal Affairs Minister Martin said such documents do exist, but it might Le Front de Liberation Quebec- cndanger national security to make them public in their entirety.ois-\t\" After a heated exchange with Opposition Leader Diefenbaker that revived the The terrorist, separatist or-! hottest issue of the April 8 election campaign, Mr.Martin said he will consider the ganization claimed credit for a p0SSjhjlity of producing a summary or extracts from the classified documents.FLQ hunt pressed MONTREAL (CP) - Mont real police continue to report succerses in the secrecy-shrouded, relentless hunt for terrorists.Already, 14 persons have been detained as material witnesses in the time-bomb killing of Wilfred Vincent O\u2019Neill, a 65-year-old night watchman at a Montreal army recruiting centre.The trickle of material witnesses into police cells continued Wednesday with the rounding up of a young man identified as working part-time for the Montreal parks depart-! ment.The police anti-bomb squadi three-month-duration series of OBJECTS STRONGLY bomb blasts, the .ast of which\tpiefen0aker repeated his took place May 20 under a car vjew j,is government never outside the Royal Canadian ma^e a coinmjjmen^ j0 nu.non-classified summary or cx-t h r e e classified documents.I tracts.\t| \"among others.\u201d These doeu Mr.Martin said this sugges-j ments were Canadian submis-Electrical and Mechanical En-\tVaTheadT^ He\u201d obîeetecl^ion 'vil1 be Klvcn \"careful eon- sions under the NATO annual gineers depo,.\t'strongly to the reservations at-isideration:\u201d\treview Procedure, minutes of CAUSED MOST DAMAGE Itached to the motion by Mr.Personal scandal of UK minister of war muddies Tory future I ONDON (CP) \u2014 Hie British government's chances for re-election reached a new low today as a result of a personal scandal involving a cabinet minister.John Profunio, Prime Minister Macmillan\u2019s 48-year-old war minister, quit his cabinet post and his seat in Parliament Wednesday night after confessing he had lied in denying an \"improper association\" with a notorious model, Christine Keeler.Profumo's disgrace was a political bombshell tor Macmillan and his Conservative party, who had believed the minister's denial in the House of Commons March 22 of ' persistent rumors that he had illicit relations with the 22-! year-old redheaded beauty.Miss Keeler appeared in a London court Wednesday a few hours before Profumo\u2019s resignation was announced to ; give evidence against Negro in// singer Aloysius Lucky Cordon.Hie case continues today .PLEADS INNOCENT Gordon, 31, with whom she Jadmitted intimacy, is on trial | accused of causing her bodily harm in an attack on her in a London apartment.He has pleaded not guilt\\ She said Gordon was black mailing her \"to a certain ox tent\" about a friend.She denied she had been exneeLng a baby by him before a trip to Spain.Tbe opposition Labor party is expected to call for an official It caused the most material damage cars.destroying several Martin.gravely injured May 17 while at tempting to remove a terrorist bomb from a mailbox in suburban Westmount.Mr.Martin said the nuclear the Canada-United States minis- commitment is contained in terial committee on joint de- \u201e ,\t,\t___,x.\t-A-\tfence and minutes of the Can Let us have none of these\tJC 2HT K ex parte productions,\" he said \u201cTTitHor'\tVB®!! ¦\t111 I Parliamentary experts said! that a precedent will be set ifl a summary or excerpts from! FIRE EXPLOSION \u2014 Montreal firemen battle a three-alarm fire in east-end Montreal yesterday.Firemen be- lieve a natural gas explosion was responsible for the blaze that destroyed four homes and Injured at least five per- J investigation into the sons, three seriously.(CP Wlrophoto) ada-U.S.permanent joint board Mr.O\u2019Neill was killed April! with visible impatience.\u2018\u2018Either Mark battle of ondefencc 20 and Sgt.-Maj.Walter Leja, produce the commitments or be the other FLQ victim, was|quiet about them.\u201d\tStOfieV Creek The Conservatives insisted on a recorded vote on Mr.Knowles! motion, but they were alone in OTTAWA (CP)\u2014Prime Minis-jsecret documents are tabled in ter Pearson this weekend will the House j opposing it.| commemorate an angry day in Canadian - American relations His left arm was amputated Ttle\tas qualified byj .1h mavk isn vears nf below the elbow.Despite pos- Mr Martij, was SUD00rted bv\tk th