Sherbrooke daily record, 5 février 1964, mercredi 5 février 1964

[" WEATHER Mainly cloudy with a few tainshowers or snowflurries.Clearing and turning cooler late in the day.Winds wes-erly 20 to 25.High today at* Sherbrooke 35.Outlook for Thursday: Mainly sunny.S»a.sonable temperatures.BIBLIO t H E Q U l SE«IIHAI*f \u2019it.CHARLES B llctbcoobeUaili)'Record Today's Chuckle The trouble with ¦ welfare state is that it costs too much to get something for noth, ing.Established 1897 Price: 7 Cents SHERBROOKE, QUEBEC, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY ?, 1964 Sixty \u2022 Seventh Year Conodtt Defence policies explained defeats Finland INNSBRUCK (CP) \u2014 Forward Bob Forhan scored three goals to lead the undefeated Canadian Ohm-pic hockey team to its fifth straight victory, 6-2 over Finland today, and set the stage for Canada's two big remaining games against Czechoslovakia and Russia.Flexibility essential Hellyer Pearson to honor Kennedy NEW YORK (CP) \u2014 Prime Minister Pearson tonight fulfils an engagement he arranged with the late president Kennedy last summer\u2014appearing with the president of the United States at an awards dinner in \u2022aid of mental health.The dinner was originally scheduled for early in December but was postponed with the assassination of president Kennedy.President Johnson, Pearson and Senator Edward Kennedy will be the head table guests at the dinner, to be attended by about 1,200 persons.It is the annual international awards dinner of the Joseph P.Kennedy Jr.foundation, established in 1946 to help in the fight against mental retardation.The 1963 awards to be presented tonight\u2014all announced last year\u2014go to Dr.G.F.Power, professor emeritus of pediatrics at Yale University, Senator Lister Hill of Alabama, former governor B.T.Combs of Kentucky, Representative John E.Fogarty of Rhode Island, Dr.L.S.Penrose, University College, London, and Dr.R.P.L.Lafon, of the University of Montpellier, France.SI jit'**» .AT CITY HALL \u2014 Defence Minister Paul Hellyer signs the Golden Book during a visit to the Sherbrooke City Hall yesterday.Pictured from left are: Maj.Gen.Frank J.Fleury, GOC.Quebec Army Command; Patrick Asselin, MP for Richmond-Wolfe; Mr.Hellyer and Mayor Armand Nadeau.\t(Record photo by Gerry T.emay) Diefenbaker endorsed PC convention now shapes policy Defence Minister Hellyer said last night he hoped his long-awaited white paper on defence policy would be ready for consideration by the government before parliament reopens Feb.18.I he elaborate plans for bringing the structure of Canada's military services in line with current defence policy and shifting the emphasis from \"reserve forces to forces in being\u201d will cover a ten-year period.Mr.Hellyer made these disclosures in an all French speech before the mainly English-speaking Sherbrooke Rotary Club.Officers of the No.9 militia group were also on hand for the Minister\u2019s speech.Mr.Hellyer described the plan as being flexible enough to anticipate \u201ca wide range of fu turc choices.\u201d The first phase of the planned series of sweeping changes was announced at the last session of Parliament.The change included the controversial cancellation of the Navy's frigate program, proposed reduction of Ihe size of the militia and the closing-down of a number of supply depots and bases.The decision lo cancel these equipment programs was taken, Mr.Hellyer said, \u201cbecause they would restrict our choice of future policy.\u201d He said Ihe commitment of large sums of money for equipment dictates policy since new defence plans often require additional expenditure which cannot he taken because of lack of funds.Referring In the proposed réduction of reserve forces, Mr.Hellyer said il was necessary because of \u201ca change in priority.\u201d \"Forces in being which Ira-ditionally have been low priority are at the top of the list, and reserve forces which have been the backbone of our mobilization in two world wars are OTTAWA (CP)-The Progrcj-iGrosai't of Ottawa, former na- sive Conservative annual meet- tional director of the party.All have made notable contri- ing, w'hich gave John Dicfen-; There was no word of the for-butions to mental health.jbaker an overwhelming vote ofjmer prime minister\u2019s immedi- The awards total $225,000.A number of movie, television and theatre stars are to provide entertainment at the dinner,\tf u * and a one-hour portion will be!11\u2019 ll s (a ?huesilon of ^ether to telecast to several U.S.cities.moye £ Conservative nght or to the Conservative left.President Johnson is to de-\tvoje confidence in the dedication, can ever march for ithe day\u2014an attack he had been moved down the scale, Mr.! t* the ward to the foe fearing some-! building up to in three earlier I\tsa!^,\t,\t, one behind him will interfere,\u2019\u2019jspeeehes to convention meetings!\t,\u2018!.'r01 - t u i\t, , ,.tier when he spoke in the last Mr.Diefenbaker coupled hisj liamcnt session of Cana- dianism.\u201cWe went over that speech t o g e t h e r,\u201d Mr.Diefenbaker Hellyer proves bilingual \u201cI am speaking French so you will know that some of us in 1'oronto are interested enough in this country to try and learn both languages,\u201d Defence Minister Hellyer told his audience at last night's Rotary Club meeting.\u201cYou in Sherbrooke,\u201d he said, \"have proven Ihe ability ol peoples lo understand and appreciate each other.\" \u201ctVe in (he rest of Canada ran do it if wo want to \u2014 and most of us want to,\" he said.Mr.Hellyer described Canada as \u201cgreater than its parts\u201d and called on Canadians to show \"we have a way of life worth emulating.\u201d Later a! a press conference, the minister said he learned most of his French through listening In speeches in the House of Commons.He said he had not taken any formal courses.\u201c1 seem to have heroine attuned lo the language,\u201d hr said.Liberation drive led by priest BOGOTA, Colombia (AP)-Aj Roman Catholic priest from Haiti is spearheading a drive in South America to raise funds for arms and equipment to out- QUEBEC The Legi.slalivelcu.ssion will continue once Bill fit what he calls a Haitian lih\"1 As.scnibly wound up details!60 is out of the way.eralion army.\tstudy of legislation creating an As soon as committee study \u201cViolence is condemned when education Ministry Thursdaylof the measure was completed, it is exercised against a legaliy and Ihe Union Nationale immo-.tlie Union Nationale brought in MINISTER ARRIVES \u2014 Defence Minister Paul Hellyer disembarks from his plane at the Sherbrooke Municipal Airport Mr.Hellyer visited Sherbrooke to address tho local Rotary Club.(Record photo by Gerry Lemay) Education Bill reaches final stages of debate constituted governmen!says Rev.Jean - Baptiste Georges, who identifies himself as a former minister of education under Haitian President Francois Duvalier.diately stepped in wilh a non dis non-confidence motion, see- of (he three-week-old sea- defence as one who c:.me to the convention to unite, not dis unite, with a blistering attack on the Liberal government of said.\u201cI designated him to make confidence motion, blaming the ond Liberal government for \u201ccom sion.promising the credit of the I It regretted \u201cI hat the lack of province.\u201d\tplanning in public expenses Debate on third reading of,compromised the credit of the \u201cBut violence a 'ainsi tyranny!60 was to be launched Wed provinee and placed a dispro-is permitted \u201d declared Ihe big \u2019\"«day and the Opposition ws porlionate load on the taxpay-mild-mannercd priest who fM>xpcclod 1» make a last-ditch era with modest revenue.\" his native land eight monthsi^rt to gel amendments marie.] I he Opposition attacked what Tho non-conficJonco motion it (ailed high costs of borrow-to the pie-war gee \u201cLiberation\u201d Page 15 jdidn\u2019l come to a vote and dis ing by the Government.When policy.\tthe Union Nationale left office \u201cFollowing the Korean /-v\tI\t\u2022\tI *\t*\tin 1950, the province's credit flict, the acceptance by Canaria CJlJGuGC GCOnOrTIIC DOllClGS \u201cwas al its best,\u201d said Opposi-of sizeable commitments under\t«\tjtion Leader Daniel Johnson.NAJO and our defence partner ,ri\ti\t\u2022\t^\tJ \u201e ,\tIn 1963 Quebec\u2019s borrowing ship with the U.S., Canadian riavGa\tin\t^nrano\trousg costs were among the highest policy changed radically from With the \"two Chinas\" problem now spot! i g h t e d before the world again by French recognition of Communist China, in AP correspondent with long experience in Asia has prepared three articles spelling o ut the complexities involved.In this first of the series he delineates the contenders.By ROY ESSOYAN #\t_______ iof any province.that speech.\u201d\tthe mobilization potential to By THE CANADIAN PRESS .Scotia legislature opens Pues-, ppvrnuc Minister Eric Kiex- It was the same Leon Balcer the forces in being concepl.A greater division exists be- day when the provinee s 4.1 ang saj(j QUebec has to borrow who in the 1956 Conservative \u201cThis concepl is valid today,\u201d tween French Quebec and Eng- elected members will be sworn heavily because it is just start-leadership convention spoke to Mr, Hellyer said, \u201cand our wide- lish Ontario lhan many mighl in.\ta p0rj0f| 0f expansion.In ,\t.\t.,\t, ,\t,\t,\t,\t.Quebec delegates against Mr.spread commitment demands think, Louis Hodgson ( PC\u2014Scar\tVictoria\u2014Mines Minister Ken the 1940s and 195().s Ontario government recognizing the on neutral ground such as the the United States.Experts say mefenbaker\u2019s election as it's continuance.\u201d\tborough East) said in the On- nettl Kiernan told the B.C.leg->as paying more and borrowing 0 er' ,\t.\t.\t[nearby British Colony of Hong it could be a lot healthier if leader.Mr.Diefenbaker now The minister told the audi-|H*iïo legislature Tuesday.\tislature a large deposit of mo more than Quebec beeause it Tht there s an Alice in Won-bong.\tred tape were swept away.,1,35 come close to designating ence, which included some 80 He said Quebec s economic lybdenitc at Bo > Mountain, 50 was in a growing period.Two China idea creates odd problems derland quality about the whole REDS MORE FLEXIBLE?And economic development him his Quebec lieutenant.situation.\tjn SOme slight way Peking projects, residents report, are\t- FACT FOR 14 YEARS\ti,as been more flexible in its ^fecluently stymied by the Na- » ¦\t¦ Twm Chinasse been an op;!attitude than Taipei.There\tîo ^he ^ 13 03 HG erating fact of life on the world ,\t.\t.\t,\t.about getting stage since the Chinese CoiI].:havc been occasional reports in mainland.\u201d munists drove Nationalist Chi- Hong Hong of Chinese Commu-na's Generalissimo Chiang Kaiinls^ ^eelers aimed at reaching shek and his battered armies a setUcment with Formosa.All off the mainland 14 years ago, ^licse approaches apparently and Chiang established himself ^ave been spurned by Chiang.STILL HUNGi.Y Communist China, 14 years) after it was founded, is still: economically sick and frc-| violence renewed on Formosa, 100 miles off the1 One reported formula pro-jquently hungry.China coast.vided for an autonomous government for Formosa and hon- TAIPEI, Formosa (AP)\u2014Two.\t,.ulliluaa a.m .1 Chinas as dissimilar as David Since ^cn Chiang and Com- orabie retirement for Chiang and Goliath are contending for î?unlst Cllina s pa^ty b