Sherbrooke daily record, 5 novembre 1960, samedi 5 novembre 1960

[" JP - 'V L l O H F.Q-iJ Established 1897 77/£ PAPER OF THF EASTERS TOW SS H IPS Prie* S Cent* SHERBROOKE IRECORD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5.I96U bixty-Eourth Y ear T** V igii / \\ \u202241 President Charles de Gaulle^ Threatens vote Algeria issue \"¦m I isiE ¦HI HR.In ! CANADIAN IN THE CONfiO \u2014 Sgt.Ed.Foubcrt of thr Canadian Postal Corps serving with l nited Nation* Forces in the Congo holds his unit\u2019s mascot, a monkey named \u2022\u2018Congo\u201d, Foubert is from Ottawa.\t(AP Wirephoto) Brickbats fill air 'thisyounggenius\u2019 hits coattails ride By TOM MITCHELL (Canadian Press Staff Writer) NEW YORK.(CP) - Verbal brickbats are filling the air as the campaign for the U.S.presidency moves inio it» last weekend.Nearly everybody got into act Friday.Senator John Kennedy, the Hospital insurance program Turns c/own request for new commission out of the hospital insurance system.The premier said there could be no political interference in a universal hospital insurance plan since all residents «ere entitled lo equal treatment.Eater, during a press conference.Mr.Fition said any consul-under way in January.\t((alive com mission established Leon Filion, president of She , should be in a position to make Quebeo Co-operative Council and its view's heard and influence spokesman for the groups which 1 government policies, made the proposal, said later the Mr.Filion s-aid hospital in stir- QUEBEC (CP)\u2014Premier Jean I/Osage Friday rejected a proposal by labor, farm and isocial worker* groups -that an administrative commission representing the public, the medical profession and the hospitals be named to «dminister Quebec's hospital insurance program when it gels By ULYS YATES Democratic candidate, said his opponent, Vice-President Richard Nixon, is trying to ride '\u2018someone else's coattail®\u201d into the White House.President Eisenhower, plumping for Nixon and the Republican ticket, ebidingly labelled Kennedy \u201cthis young genius.\u201d Former Democratic president Harry Truman dismissed Nixon as \u201ca second-rate politician\u201d who should not be exploiting Eisenhower's \u201cremaining energies\u201d in his bid for office.Nixon called K en n e d y a \u201cJackie - come \u2022 lately\u201d and the \u201cPied Piper from Boston\u201d whose economic policies \u201crepresent (he cruellest hoax any politician ha^ ever tried to foist on the American people.\u201d Senator Lyndon B.Johnson.Kennedy\u2019s running mate, ignored some jeering opponents who turned up at a rally at Dallas, Tex., his home-state, saying to bis wife: \u201cDon't shout back, let everyone see how Nixon runs his campaign.\u201d The candidates hashed over the same issues that have been the crux of their speeches since the start of the campaign.But the language continued to grow stronger as the Nov.8 voting day drew closer.Kennedy wrapped up a drive for Illinois\u2019 27 electoral college votes with a torchlight parade through Chicago and a speech at Chicago Stadium.He taunted Nixon for appearing with Eisenhower.New Y\u2019ork's Governor Rockefeller and others and said Nixon seemed to be offering the voters \u201ca committee.\u201d \u201cMr.Nixon's running \u2014 not President Eisenhower hut Mr.Nixon.\u201d Kennedy, apparently encour aged by a survey published Friday that stated he held a six-per-cent edge over Nixon, made his first prediction- of the campaign \u201cA Democratic tide is rising\u201d across the country, he said.Nixon covered Texas.Wyoming.Washington and California during the day.He told a Texas audience he had seen a headline that read: ¦\u2018Kennedy predictis slump.'' \u201cThen the very next day.\u201d Nixon said, \u201cin that little - boy manner he has.very innocent, he j said: \u2018You know, if I\u2019m elected j president I\u2019ll consult with Presi-i dent Eisenhower about how to | stop this slump'\u2014the slump that ; he's predicting.\u201d delegates were pleased with the reception they received but dis appointed their suggestion was turned down The brief * u m m a r ires the views of groups which have a total membership of 1,400.000.They are: the Quebec Federation of Labor, Confederation of National Trade Unions, Catholic Farmers Union, Co-operative Council, Federation of Family Unions and the Montreal chapter of the Canadian Association of Social Welfare.Mr.Lesage said it might be appropriate to form a commission along the lines suggested in the brief but its function would be strictly a consultative one.The brief suggested an inde pendent administrative commission would serve to keep politics ance is everyone's business and all classes of society had a right to its benefits.Thai was why k was felt that representatives of each social group should have > voice in the ma-tler.The groups suggested the pro vineial government levy a tax on electricity production \u2014 at (he production level.The premier said he would study -the suggestion but said he hesitated to raise charges on Quebec's electricity rates which were low and attractive for big industry.in reply to a request that outpatients be covered in the plan Mr.Le.yase said that eventually outpatients- would he covered, possibly four months after the hospital insurance system is i-n operation.PARES (AP)\t\t\u2014\tAngry outcrie*\tfrom 1\teltist\t*nd rightist\textremist!\t* t i\tn d a v greeted\tPresident\tC hai\tle# de Gaulle »\tthreat to\tlake\temer- gency power* and\t\tcall\ta na tional ri\tsi erendum\ton\ta new course f\tor Algeria\t\t Six armed holdups Cubans eye livestock in Canada Montreal underworld has regular field day MONTREAL (CP) \u2014 Fridays almost a regular field-day for Montreal's underworld, proved no exception t-hi-s week There were six armed holdups Friday, one mugging, and a goon pared to -spend some $1,000.000\ton j, down-town nightclub for Canadian livestock, a Cuban which -resulted in $25,000 to $30,- TORONTO (CP)\u2014Cuba is pre- agricultural official said here Friday night.Eustaquio Aivarodiaz, 27, said he had been sent to Ontario four days ago to act as purchasing agent for his government.No purchases have been made as yet, he said, but negotiations are proceeding.Mr.Aivarodiaz said his job is to investigate possible deals and make recommendations to the Cuban agrarian reform institute.He added that he had not been authorized to spend any specific amount himself.Claim rumor over Mr K U.S.-inspired ROME (AP)\u2014The Italian Communist newspaper L'Unita said today a rumor in Vienna (hat j Soviet Premier Khrushchev had been overthrown was invented by an American news agency.The Communist organ did not name the news agency.It said , (he purpose of the rumor was to help Vice-President Nixon in the .American presidential election campaign.009 damage.The holdups netted bandits a total of $31.800 in cash and cheques but $2,725 was recovered after two -suspects were caught by police and taken- for questioning.A bat-swinging mob of between 20 and 30 hoodlums paid an afer hours visit to the Chez Paree nightclub early, smashing everything they eould lay their hands on.WANTS A REPORT Mayor Jean Drapeau, elected on a reform ticket, asked Police Director J.Albert Langlois for a report on the goon raid \u201cas soon as possible.\u201d The violence was the first lo occur at a well-known, mid-town nightclub.Previous raids, con nected with the enforcement of a protection racket, have been staged at clubs in and around gaudy St, La-wrence Bvld , known as \u201cthe mam.\u201d Two branches of the Canadian Bank of Commerce, one in suburban St.Michel and the other in west-end Notre Dame de Grace, were held up by bandits.In St.Michel, a man carrying a nickel-plated pistol under a newspaper ordered a bank clerk to hand over $2,235 before fleeing in a late-model car.But an accountant raced out after him and flagged down a police cruise- which trapped the suspect a short distance away, lie was being held at police headquarter* for questioning In Notre Dame de Grace, three men.one of them armed, -lined up 10 customers and 15 employees against a wall, looted two cash drawers and escaped with about $7.000.A north-end businessman.Israel Hirst, was -returning from a hank when two men struck him across the head and escaped with $3.500 in cash and $18.000 in cheques which Mr.Hirst was taking to his office Four other holdups netted bandits $3.065 but one man who made off with $400 from a grocery story was nabbed by a vacationing detective.The man was being held b\\ police for question-ing.In a nation wide radio and tele vision address Friday night the preside-rri said hi# policy in Algeria \"no longer leads to an A1 geria governed by metropolitan France, but an Algerian A1 geria \u201d In the end he said, \u201crespon sibility for Algerian affairs, at every level, will be assumed by Algerians'\" and the country will have \u201cit# own government, its o«n institution»-, it* own laws \" To achieve this, he threatened to invoke powers entrusted to him by the constitution, lo take over the French nation in single handed rule, dissolve parliament and tost hi-s -policy in a national referendum if he decides extremists pose a \u201cgrave threat\u201d to the country.\u2018SLIDE TOWARD CHAOS' \u201cIf France loses her head she would slide toward chaos,\u201d he said, apparently referring to extremist opposition.\u201cThe most terribly imperia list PARIS\u2014(Reuters)\u2014 Five Algerian Moslem* were killed Friday night and two others seriously injured when a cafe frequented by Algerians in a northern Paris suburb was sprayed by gunfire.Police believe the raid was either to punish Algerians who had failed to make payments im the Algerian National Liberation Front or it was staged hy member* of the rival national movement lor Algeria against liberation front supporter*.Johnny Horton recording star dies in crash -Record-35 was in MILANO.Tex (AP)-ing star Johnny Horton killed early today in a head-on collirion on a railroad overpass ;n this central Texas car, town.Horton was-driving stale police said.Tilman Franks, his manager, and Gerald Tomlinson were in jured.along with the driver of the second car, James Evans Davis, 19 All Were taken to hos pital.power known\u201d\u2014Russia and Com munisl China^\u2014were threatening to intervene in Algeria be warned.De Gaulle's speech disclosed tth-al he no longer believes it possible that Algeria can remain a part of France\u2014-the Algeria fran caise demanded by rightists who twice have staged rebellions im Algiers in an effort to erfor-e a stiffer policy on the Paris government .De Gaulle repeated his offer to allow the nationalist, rebels to lake part in -negotiations \u2018Vith the condition that first of all we agree to stop killing one an-two-car j0,her.\u2019> The exile rebel government refuse* to negotiate a ceasefire, which would involve laying down it* arms, without prior political conditions FOUND NO SOLUTION First reactions from the rebel leaders to de Gaulle's speech was that he had added no new element to break the deadlock.More work Revise penal system Ry DON HANRIGHT Canadian Press Staff Writer OTTAWA (CP)\u2014The complex ion of the Ivdcral penal system is undergoing a gradual change Latest attempts at improve ment were announced Friday by Justice Minister Fulton Mr Fulton said the new regulations and programs do nol mean mollycoddling the inmates Chief among the new measure# Convict# who are now locked up i-n cells for 14 hours each i night, with nothing lo do but j brood, will he allowed to asso eiat» with fellow inmate# in evening groups They can take1 part in sports or discussions, join choirs, watch movies or televi sion.LONGER WORK WEEK A minimum seven hour work day i-s being launched It Is de signed both to keep the convict -busy\u2014and give him a new sense of self respect in a job worth doing- as well as to make thr' federal institution* selt-suppon ing Convict# now spend about four -hours a day at work and the rest of the day being fed or counted Each -new convict entering a federal institution will enter a re ception area, where he will spend four to eight weeks This system has two objectives: 1 The convict will be \u201cdiag nosed;\u201d he will Im- given various tests to determine his character, hi# aptitudes His education and background will be studied lie will lie examined by a psycholo gbl\u2014or, if necessary, by a psy chia-trist.2, He then will be classified for a certain training program ami a certain type of institution Con tinning classification will ensure that the convict advances steadily if he responds properly If he defies the system, its hack to closer custody.A GRADUAL RELEASE As each convict s term nears an end\u2014or when be is ready for parole-\u2014he will go through a \u201cpre-release'\u2019 procedure to re orientate him with the social and community life from which he was cut off by the courts.MOUUl TKUn««1lltt# lot 1 ho rstioo VANCOUVtt *« tOMONION ?» tb»«NA\tIt uiNuirtr.lomuto i# uotmiAt c.MAI 11 A*\tV- NIAI TCMFIRATURC KOfeuAt \u2022Fit IFlfAltflN IO* I MIX F| ft IOf* VAN/OUVIt l* IfiMOAiUlN OF L\\Ni.-r I cH fur the Grey Cup football game In Vancouver Nov.28 according to the 30 day outlook of the United Males weather hurrati which says vvariniM-than seasonal temperatures will cover most of Canada during November.Maps show predicted temperatures and precipitations across the country for the month.Table# give normal readings for various rentre# Sees 'sinisterplot' threat in Congo UNITED NATIONS, N Y.(UP) \u2014\u2014 5««'retAry-Gftnmvil Dak I UmmiiT wk joM ronler# today with lijie henr) of |4v