Sherbrooke daily record, 1 octobre 1968, mardi 1 octobre 1968

[" Weather Naturally BROOKE betbcookc IMi| Becoid Sunny with cloudy ported*.Cloudy with scottorod thowor* tonight and Wodnotday.Warm today and cooler Wednesday.High and low *5 and 45.Established 1897\tPrice: 10 cents SHERBROOKE.QUEBEC.TUESDAY.OCTOBER 1.1%8 Seventy-second year MSP* ;ur ^ COFFIN BLESSED\u2014Maurice Cardinal Roy blesses the cof- fin containing the body of Quebec Premier Daniel Johnson in the Quebec Basilica yesterday.The family of the Pre- mier watch.They are from left: Marie, Marc and Mrs.Johnson.(CP Wirephoto) Premier Daniel Johnson to be buried in ceremony at St.Pie de Bagot MONTREAL (CP) - A hushed crowd of tens of thousands formed a solemn eight-block queue Monday night to pay last respects to Quebec Premier Daniel Johnson, lying at state in the Montreal courthouse.Mr.Johnson is to be buried today at St.Pie de Bagot, 40 miles southeast of here.Inside the courthouse, friends of the late premier and members of the Union Nationale party maintained an all-night vigil as an estimated 3,000 persons an hour filed past the coffin.Mrs.Johnson and her four children, whose long day began at 10 a.m.Monday with funeral services in Quebec City\u2019s Basilica, remained near the premier\u2019s casket until after 10:30 p.m.TOKYO (AP) \u2014 China celebrated the start of its 20th year under Mao Tse-tung\u2019s Commu nist rule today with Mao appearing at a giant rally and in the press announcing a new purge to \u201cfirmly clean out\u201d his enemies.The new \u201cpurifying\u201d purge comes on top of Mao\u2019s 26-month-long Great Cultural Revolution purge, which has set off bloody factional clashes in many parts of China.The 74-year-old Communist party chairman and his chosen heir, Defence Minister Lin Piao.received thunderous applause as they appeared on the high red walls of the Gate of Heavenly Peace Square in Peking.Japanese correspondents estimated 500,000 persons were in the square.\u201cChairman Mao is very healthy,\u201d Peking radio reported in a live broadcast of the national day ceremonies.For the second year in a row, Mao\u2019s chief enemy, President Liu Shao-chi, was absent from the ceremonies.Also missing was party General-Secretary TengH s i a o -p i n g and many now-disgraced backers of Liu BLACKPOOL, England (AP) \u2014 Prime Minister Wilson set out today to restore the unity of his restive Labor party while fighting off a bid to bring his government more closely under party control.W i 1 s o n's appeal for unity came as the party\u2019s annual convention moved into its second day at the Winter Garden on the Irish Sea.The prime minister was reporting on the work of the party in Parliament and the government\u2019s action since the last party conference in Scarborough a year ago.But his most urgent task was Inside Births, deaths 7 Township*\t9 Classified\tI Comics\t9 A 70-car motorcade brought the body of the 53-year-old premier the 150 miles from the provincial capital to Montreal Monday afternoon.He died of an apparent heart attack last Thursday.Mayor Jean Drapeau met the cortege at the courthouse.The Quebec City services Monday were attended by an estimated 3,000 people, including Prime Minister Trudeau and French Premier Maurice Couve de Murville.CLAIM THE BODY The services were preceded by a 35-minute cortege from the Quebec legislature where Mrs.Johnson and her children Diane, 18, Marie, 15, Daniel Jr., 23 and Marc, 21, came to claim the body of Quebec\u2019s 20th premier.A solemn procession on foot and Teng.An editorial in the People\u2019s Daily, the Liberation Army Daily and the theoretical journal Red Flag said they had been \u201coverthrown\u201d and \u201cthat part of the power of leadership which they usurped\u201d had been taken back.This suggested they may still retain party membership but have lost other posts.The editorial announced the new purge to purify the ranks of the 17,000,000-member party.It said \u201cthe renegades, enemy agents, and all other counter-re- Gazette increases home delivery price The Montreal Gazette, citing steadily mounting publishing and distribution coast, has increased the price of home delivered and mail subscription copies of the paper.\u201cIn line with virtually all newspapers in Canada and the United States,\" a Gazette announcement says, the rate of &0 cents weekly is now in force.The per copy price remains at 10 cents.to repair the damage to his government\u2019s public image inflicted by the convention\u2019s rejection Monday of his efforts to curb wages\u2014keystone of the adminis-tration\u2019s entire economic strategy.Delegates had on the agenda a separate closed session to debate proposed amendments to the party constitution.The amendments are aimed at bringing Labor legislators and thus the government more closely under party control.Informants said the government will fight the move.In the past such proposals were defeated by the leadership backed by today Editorials\t4 Financial\t7 Sports\t10 Television\t2 Women\t6 proceeded from the legislature to the Basilica where Maurice Cardinal Roy, archbishop of Quebec and primate of the Roman Catholic Church in Canada, led the requiem mass.Justice Minister Jean-Jacques Bertrand, Mr.Johnson\u2019s likely successor, was the only layman to participate in the mass, with a reading from the second epistle of St.Paul to the Corinthians.Nine clergymen participated in the services which were carried nationally on television.Besides Cardinal Roy, who led the service, there were Msgr.Paul Grégoire, archbishop of Montreal; Rev.Samuel Lemoyne, parish priest at St.Hyacinthe and a schoolmate of the dead premier; an Anglican bishop; monsignors of the Greek Orthodox and Armenian churches and volutionaries against whom there is unquestionable proof as well as the die-hard capitalist readers must be firmly cleaned out.\u201d The followers of Mao announced a few weeks ago that the entire country was in Maoist hands following establishment of \u201crevolutionary committees\u201d to govern each of the country\u2019s 29 provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities.But the purge left deep wounds.By the beginning of this year, the Red Guards were making indiscriminate assaults on Chinese people and quarrelling among themselves.The army moved in to curb excesses, and encountered divisions within its own ranks.The Chinese press detailed the results of factional fighting in Wuchow, a city of 200,000 in Kwangsi Province.An account just seen in Tokyo says that in May, \"fires which broke out on three separate occasions lasted a total of 15 days, destroying 2,000 houses, several hundred state warehouses, industrial and commercial enterprises and rendering 40,000 persons homeless.\u201d the large block votes of the trade unions.With trade union delegates up in arms over the government\u2019s economic policies, however, some ministers fear that delegates may succeed in ramming the amendments through.The proposals provide: \u2014That MPs should not fill more than 25 per cent of the seats on the party\u2019s executive committee.At present there are 19 MPs, including 10 ministers, on the 28-man committee.\u2014That the executive should have the authority to advise members in Parliament \"on the implementation of the decisions of the annual conference and the national executive on party policy.\u201d \u2014That the executive should call an extraordinary party convention if asked by two-thirds of the 544 local party organizations \u201con the grounds that a policy decision of conference has been consistently disregarded by the parliamentary Labor party .\u201d a protestant minister.In a eulogy delivered partly in French and partly in English, Cardinal Roy said Mr.Johnson had given the best of himself in service to his country.\u201cHe held in Canada a charge heavy with responsibility.\u201cThe man for whom we pray today found in political life the opportunity to show his courage in the face of great fatigue and difficult tasks and at the same time to show his affection for all whom he was called to serve.\u201d After the funeral, the cortege began its three-hour journey through the light rain to Montreal.Hundreds of people gathered at the overpasses along the Trans-Canada Highway, some holding Quebec\u2019s fleur-de-lys flag.Many dock workers on strike NEW' YORK (AP) - The longshoremen\u2019s union went on strike at U S.Atlantic and Gulf ports at 12:01 a.m.today, but President Johnson had already moved to cut short the walkout under provisions of the Taft-Hartley Act.The strike by 75,000 dock-workers was ordered by the AFL-CIO International Longshoremen's Association after negotiations with the Shippers\u2019 Association broke down Monday.Hours later President Johnson invoked the Taft-Hartley Act, setting up a three-man board of inquiry to hold hearings today to take action by Wednesday that could lead to an 80-day cooling off period.The White House action came with approximately 160 ships immediately threatened by the tieup of ports from Searsports, Me.to Brownsville, Tex.Union president Thomas W.Gleason said military cargo would continue to move.Gleason said he expects an 80-day injunction later in the week.\u201cWe will oppose it,\u201d he said, and the strike would proceed until the government obtains the injunction, Seven times in the past 21 years the government has used the Taft-Hartley Act to return the longshoremen to work for the 80-day cooling off periods.The Taft-Hartley Act, named after its sponsors\u2014the late Senator Robert Taft of Ohio and former Representative Fred Hartley of New Jersey\u2014was passed in 1947 over President Truman\u2019s veto.Labor long has attacked the law as restrictive.Heart transplant VALPARAISO, Chile (AP) -Surgeon Jorge Kaplan led an eight-doctor team today in Chile\u2019s second heart transplant operation, giving a new heart to 21-year-old Nelson Orellana Sanchez.\u201cThe new heart began to work immediately after two hours of surgery,\" said Dr.Norman McCowley, spokesman for Admiral Neff Naval Hospital.The donor was Pedro Contrer as Arevalo, 17, who died early today from head wounds.It was the world's 56th heart transplant TODAY'S CHUCKLE \u2014 Only two thing» really matter\u2014What you do with and what you do without! China celebrates 20th birthday of Mads Communist rule today Wilson calls for party unity Couve de Murville denies 'cold wur' QUEBEC (CPI - After \u201ca fireside chat\u201d with Prime Minister Trudeau, French Premier Maurice Couve de Murville said Monday that France\u2019s interests do not basically conflict with Canada's and relations could only improve because of the high-level talks.The French premier made the comments at a news conference following a 95-minute meeting at the Citadel with the Canadian prime minister.The session, 35 minutes longer than scheduled, ended with both men in smiles.Mr.Trudeau, who escorted the French premier to a limousine, told reporters: \u201cWe sat by the fire and had coffee.We had a fireside chat.\u201d He said he might make a statement today in the Commons.The meeting followed a 45-minute session between the two men at Montreal International Airport Sunday when both were OTTAWA (CP) \u2014 There has been a marked shift in the official Canadian position on Vietnam, but government officials insist that the shift has been one of emphasis rather than policy.It was signalled by External Affairs Minister Sharp last week when he told the Commons that in the Canadian view a halt to the bombing of North Vietnam is \u201cone of the essential first steps\u201d required to end the war.Such steps, he made clear, would have to be taken by both sides.Mr Sharp was replying to David Lewis, the NDP parlia- SALT LAKE CITY (AP) -Vice-President Hubert Humphrey says if elected president Nov.5 he would stop the bombing of North Vietnam as an \u201cacceptable risk\u201d for peace\u2014if Hanoi showed willingness to restore the demilitarized zone separating the two Vietnams In his first paid television broadcast Monday night, the Democratic presidential candidate said: \u201cAs president, I would stop the bombing of the North as an acceptable risk for peace because I believe it could lead lo success in the negotiations and a shorter war.This would be the best protection for our troops.\u201d The vice-president placed a qualification on his proposed bombing halt, saying that before taking action he would \u201cplace key importance on evidence-direct or indirect, by deed or word\u2014of Communist RUBBLE REMAINS \u2014 A firs which caused an estimated 5300,000 damage gutted a garage, a general store and two homes in Fitch Bay last night, en route here for the state funeral of the late premier Daniel Johnson.SETTLE COLD WAR?At the news conference, the French premier was asked if the talks would help settle what a reporter described as \u201cthe cold war\" between the Canadian and French governments.He replied, smiling \"1 didn't get the impression at any moment that I was involved in a cold war with Mr.Trudeau or that my country was involved in a cold war with Canada.\u201d The French premier also said he does not think \u201cthis sad event\u201d the death of Mr.Johnson\u2014would modify \"the nature of relations\u201d between France and Quebec.\u201cThe French president's invitation to Quebec's premier for a visit in France Oct.11-16 still stands, but in the circumstances tlie new Quebec premier would mentary leader, who queried him on Secretary-General U Thant\u2019s statement that a majority of UN members would endorse a resolution calling for a cessation of the bombing Mr Lewis asked whether Canada, \u201cin view of the opposition of the last government to the bombing in Vietnam,\u201d would take the initiative in proposing the kind of resolution U Thant had suggested.\u201cIn our view, a balance would have to be kept in such an appeal if it were to be made,\u201d replied Mr.Sharp.Mr.Sharp said the idea of a bombing halt as \u201cone of the es- willingness to restore the demi! itarized zone between North and South Vietnam.\" His language suggested this was a specific condition but Humphrey aides insisted it was only one example of possible steps Hanoi could take or signal \u2014directly or indirectly\u2014as the pathway to halt the already-limited bombing of North Vietnam Humphrey added: \u201cIf the government of North Vietnam were to show had faith, I would reserve the right to resume the bombing.\u201d KENNEDY PRAISES HIM Senator Edward M Kennedy, whose late brother, Robert, was a Humphrey rival for the Democratic nomination, sent a congratulatory telegram which said: \u201cTo all who look for peace in Vietnam, you have given great encouragement and hope.Fourteen person» were left homelest.Cause of the fire was a gasoline explosion in the garage owned by Roland Cote.Firemen are seen here have to decide when he could make the trip.\" During the talks.Mr Trudeau did not tell him that France w as trying to destroy Canadian unity and.if he did, \"1 wouldn\u2019t have had any trouble in showing him that it is an illusion or gossip.\u201d Mr.Couve de Murville said the claim that France greets Quebec premiers like \"a sovereign chief of state\" was nothing but \u201cjournalistic folklore\" bid Mr.Johnson was \"very honored by the French government.\u201d Asked if Franee-Quebee relations, \"in difficulties lately,\" would improve because of his visit, the French premier replied: \u201cFor a certain number of months there have been ups and downs in these relations without, however, there ever having been anything fundamental behind these ups and downs because, basically, there is not the slightest eontradition between the interests of Canada and the sential first steps\u201d had been ex pressed by the government on a number of occasions.In fact, however, it represented a noticeable departure from the position taken by his predecessor, Paul Martin, now government leader in the Senate.Addressing the UN General Assembly one year previously, Mr Martin said he had not the slightest doubt that the first step in the direction of peace negotiations involved the bombing of North Vietnam.\"It seems clear that all attempts to bring about talks between the two sides are doomed to failure unless the bombing is stopped.\" He described a bombing halt as \u201cof first priority if we are to start the process of de-escalation and to open the door to the conference room.\u201d He called it also a \u201cfirst step,\u201d and \"the key to a solution, the starting-point in the process of solving the Vietnam problem.\u201d Mr Martin emphasized that responsibility for making c o n c e s s i o ns should not be placed on the Americans and South Vietnnamese alone.He reiterated a four-point peace plan he had outlined April 11, 1967, calling for concessions by both sides.But in his formula, a halt to the bombing stood by itself as the essential first step.SEES NO BASIC CHANGE Despite this, an external af-fa i r s department spokesman maintained Monday that Mr.Sharp\u2019s reference to a bombing halt as \u201cone of the essential first steps\u201d represented no basic change in government policy He called it a shift in emphasis, an \u201cadaptation\u201d to the fact that only 20 per cent of North Vietnam\u2019s territory now is subject to U.S.bombing and that preliminary peace talks are under way in Paris.pouring water onto the smol* dering rubble.(See story on page 3).(Record photo: Studio Pepin) interests of France.\u201d Mr.Couve de Murville noted that he also met Sunday night with Jean-Jacques Bertrand, senior minister in the Johnson government who will likely be named to succeed Mr.Johnson as premier in a Union Nationale caucus Wednesday.\"1 think that all these conversations have been useful to clarify the thoughts and bit, second thoughts of everyone and, consequently, this can only be a good thing for the relations between our countries.\u201d The French premier was asked if he had discussed Philippe Rossillon, an employee of his office accused by Mr.Trudeau of acting as \"a more or less secret agent\u201d and agitating among French-speaking Canadians in Manitoba.Mr, Couve do Murville said the \u201cRossillon affair\u201d was not discussed.Tlie premier returned to Paris via Montreal.News in brief Nixon resigns NEW YORK (AP) \u2014 Richard M Nixon has resigned from several organizations, including p New Jersey golf club that allegedly excluded Negroes and Jews.An aide said Monday that Nixon announced his resignations in letters sent to the clubs Aug.8.Show film BOSTON (AP) \u2014 Albert De-Salvo, who says he is the Boston Strangler, has asked the courts to halt the s\u2019howing of a film based on the exploits of the strangler.DeSalvo\u2019s lawyer, Thomas Troy, said the film invades his client\u2019s personal and private rights and its showing would prejudice any future trial De-Salvo might have.Archbishop dies NEW YORK (AP) \u2014 Archbishop Bryan J.Mc-Entegart, 75, retired Roman Catholic bishop of Brooklyn numerically the largest diocese in the United States, died Monday night following a stroke Aug 28.The archbishop served the diocese as bishop from 1957 until early this year when he retired for reasons of ill health.No more tokens BUFFALO, N.Y.(AP) - The Niagara Frontier Transit System, which operates bus service for this city and its suburbs, says its drivers will stop carrying tokens and currency for change as of Sunday, Oct.6 Alex D.Trumble, president of the NFT, said Monday : \"NFT bus operators.are being subject more and more to assaults and robberies while in the performance of their duties.\u201d 34 killed CORINTH (CP) - Thirty-four persons were killed and at least 150 injured when a train plowed into the back of another near this southern Greece city Monday night, police said.The trains were packed with Greeks returning to Athens from the provinces after voting in the constitutional referendum Sunday.Find bodies MONTREAL (CP) - Two bodies were found in the trunk of a flaming car early today in northern Montreal.A police spokesman said the bodies had been found as fire men tried to extinguish the flames from the burning car.No further details were immediately available.Vietnam policy shifts slightly Stop the bombing is VP's campaign pitch , vnWM A I SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, TUES , OCT 1, 1%« Bishopton Recent guests of Mr and Mrs.Angus D.Smith at Ard-hill Farm were Mr.and Mrs.Steams Morrison and Miss Sue Morrison, Gould, Rev Don Sterling, Mrs.Sterling and three children, Toronto, Ont.; Mr and Mrs.Harvey MacRae, of Scotstown; Mr.Vernon Mayhew, Elliot Lake, Ont.; Mrs.Hazel Bennett and Miss Marion Bennett, Verdun; Mr and Mrs Stewart Smith, Colette and Lynn Smith, Ottawa.PIANO N SERVICE SMALL MODERN PIANOS Complete keyboard.Sold directly from our factory at wholesale prices.Sales - rental exchange ROBERT BLOUIN 1506 King West \u2014 569 3423 SHERBROOKE Centenary Church Women s groups thanked for help to foster child ROCK ISLAND Members of the Centenary Church Afternoon Group and Allegro Society met on Sept.18 in the office of the Community Centre, where Mrs Philip Gaudine, president of the Afternoon group, presided.For the past six years these women's groups have had an adopted Foster child, Jin Sung of Korea.The support of this child began in May, 1962, and the women have found a great deal of satisfaction in their contacts with Jin Sung, but it has now come to an end, as a letter from officials of the Foster Plan stated that this boy is self-supporting and members of his family have jobs with fair salaries.Jin Sung's last letter, a fine one was read, as the lad expressed his deep gratitude to his Foster parents for their help in his and his family\u2019s time of need.He promised that he will be a good man to re- ward them for their efforts and expressed love and joy for the help given him.The last letter from the group to Jin Sung, will be written by Mrs.B W.Brown.After discussion of whether to adopt another child, it was agreed to make application for a girl from either Brazil or Peru.The groups were reminded of the Oct.19 rummage sale in the church hall and the Christmas tea and sale Mrs.Gaudine said she ulans to drive her car to Magog on Sept 25, where the Regional Hally of the UCW will he held, starting at 10 a m., with a luncheon to be served by the Magog church women Mrs Gaudine mentioned that at the rally there will be a talk on Happenings in China as next year\u2019s program will put emphasis on China Exporta FILTER^ The size of the larynx determines the pitch of the human voice.Annual Masonic Dance Town Hall \u2014 Gould, Que.October 4th, 1968 Nutbrown's Orch Lunch served.Benefit Retarded Children.Bury .Mrs Oscar Aulis and Miss Christine spent a day in Sherbrooke, accompanying Mrs.Donald Saunders and Miss Cynthia Mrs.Wendell Martin and little daughter, Laura Lee.are spending a few days guests of Mr and Mrs Fred Martin and Mrs.Matilda Worby while Mr Martin is moose hunting at Lac du Parquette in Northern Quebec.Mrs.Matilda Worby spent a weekend in Sawyerville, guest of Mr and Mrs.Arthur Taylor and Miss Edith Taylor Mrs J.W Aulis has returned home after spending a week with Mr.and Mrs.Carlyle Mc-Burney in Sawyerville.Mrs Wendell Martin and Laura Lee, Ottawa, Mrs.Fred Martin and Mrs.Matilda Worby were recent guests of Mrs J W Aulis.Friends of Mrs.Scott Allison and Mrs Chas.LaRoque are sorry to learn they are patients in the Sherbrooke Hospital.Anyone wishing to contribute to the Lowe building fund may contact either Rayfield Ross or Charles Bown.Mr.and Mrs Gordon Gonyer and son, Nelson, Lake Megan-tic, were recent guests of Mr and Mrs.Earl Goodenough Misses Pauline and Pamela Goodenough, Sherbrooke, were also guests of their parents, and all attended the Centennial Service Mr.and Mrs.Eric Fisher and Mrs.John Dougherty have returned from a two weeks trip to the West Coast and intermediate points.Mr.Allan Rowell and Mr.Martin Jones of Bishop\u2019s University were weekend guests at their parental homes.Canada TTTt There are probably as many good reasons for buy ing Canada Sav ings Bonds as there are Canadians There are the hopes, plans and ambitions you have for 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Dougherty, Carmen MacKenzie.Boys, Kevin Mac-Iver, Alec Maclver, Mark Sherman.High Jump: Girls, Sandra Douillard, Carmen MacKenzie, Barbara Douillard.Boys, Kevin Maclver, Jeffery MacDonald, Mark Sherman.Broad Jump: Girls, Debra Coates, Linda Lee Irving, Lori MacAskill.Boys, Alec Maclver, Kevin Maclver, Jeffery MacDonald.9 to 11 YEARS Races: Girls, Loraine MacLeod, Betty Jean Douillard, Mary Lou Irving.Boys.Jamie Gilbert, Randy MacAskill.Broad Jump: Girls, Sharon MacKenzie, Loraine MacLeod, Mary Lou Irving.Boys, Allan MacDonald.Jamie Gilbert, Randy MacAskill.High Jump: Girls, Joanne Irving, Mary Lou Irving, Betty Jean Douillard Boys.Jamie Gilbert, Randy MacDonald.Soft Ball: Girls, Betty Jean Douillard, Mary Lou Irving, Joanne Irving.JUNIORS Races: Girls, Barbara Maclver, Bonnie Morrison, Karen Douillard.Boys.David Mathe-son, Allan MacDonald, Phil Au-ray.Broad Jump: Girls, Barbara Maclver, Mary Church, Karen Douillard Boys, David Mathe-son, Matthew MacLeod, Sam Gilbert.High Jump: Girls, Barbara Maclver, Gail Irving, Bonnie Morrison Boys, David Mathe-son, Matthew MacLeod, Phil Auray.Shot Put: David Matheson, Phil Auray, Sam Gilbert.Soft Ball: Girls, Karen Douillard, Bonnie Morrison, Barbara Douillard.SENIORS Races: Girls, Linda Lloyd, Mary MacDonald, Eunice Dougherty.Broad Jump: Linda Lloyd, Mary MacDonald, Eunice Dougherty.High Jump: Linda Lloyd, Eunice Dougherty.Soft Ball: Helen Douillard, Linda Lloyd, Mary MacDonald.Bulwer A card party sponsored by the Bulwer Community Centre was held on Sept.21 The first prizes were won by Mrs.James Hall and Loyola Couture and second prizes by Mrs.Gordon McElrea and Gordon McElrea.Consolation prizes went to Mrs.Geo.Judge and Frank Judge and the door prize to Mrs.Ruby Bailey.Another card party will be held on October 5.Mr.and Mrs.Leslie McCal-lum, Randboro, Mr.and Mrs.Harry Langworth and Bobby, Sawyerville, were recent guests of Mr and Mrs.Donald Langworth and daughters.historic structure 25 miles southeast of London during the weekend and came away deeply dismayed.\"The waters that swept through Kent a fortnight ago must have risen about four feet in the old building and even the foundations are no longer secure,\u201d Armstrong said in an interview today.\u201cSome pf the books, prints and other historic things have been taken out and sent to Chart well, the nearby country home of Sir Winston Churchill, now a Churchill museum, and they are being dried out.\"Hut we've had an architect in and he says it will take about $40,000 to put things right and we simply don\u2019t know where the money is to come from.\" Armstrong said there is a limit what the committee can hope to obtain from the National Trust, which looks after historic homes in Britain, and \"other organizations that we might approach won\u2019t contribute for things outside of educational matters.\u201d Erected in the 16th century, the house was the birthplace of Wolfe in 1727.He lived in this Kent market town until the age of 11.He died in 1759, leading his British forces to victory on the Plains of Abraham at Quebec in 1759.The Florence Group has plans to hold a Christmas tea and miscellaneous sales table in the Church Hall.Dec.7.Miss Alice Smith, Montreal, is the guest of Mrs.A.P.R.Kerr.Mr.Dana Norris, who is attending school in Montreal, spent the weekend with his parents, Mr.and Mrs.Lloyd Norris.Mr.and Mrs.Emile Lupien, Chambly, were guests of Mrs.A.Cote and Mr.and Mrs.R.Goodhue.SEPTIC TANKS EMPTIED Cess Pool Filtration Plant Call at night 562-3158 Roy Transport Enr.MOVING Pecking - Storage Your Atlas»Van Lines Age#£ Tel.567-6733 SPECIALTIES STEAKS ON GRILL CHICKEN BAR-B-Q DINING ROOM \u2022 RESERVED TABLES 314 QUEEN LENNOXVIUE FULLY LICENSED SMALL RECEPTIONS LENNOX LOACH PROPRIETOR 562-9544 CONTI nents \u2018 .T.ïra Op'én^everyTdây until 9:3 0 p m as well as Sundays 5 miles from Sherbrooke on route 5, lust out of Lennoxville next to Rolling Hills Motel ALL WE LCOME ! * * A i sîmæ -* A ,1.First Canadian Tour Wedding ?We 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SbccbrooKe Pailn Bccocd 729 C F R Terrace.As beautiful as The Moiseyev and the Red Army Choir .OCTOBER 5th Sherbrooke Universit L\u2019ENSEMBLE FOLKLORIQUE ÜJ Jok De MOLDAVIE 75 DANCERS and MUSICIANS Tickets: $2.50, $3.00, $3.50, $4.00, $4.50 ON SALE AT: J.Bachand, O.D.S.29 King St.West ?CS 68 It FOR ALL YOUR JOB PRINTING \u201cTS 569-3636 Sherbrooke Pailij Beeord TI ES .OCT.1, 1968 Durable press garments need to be dryrleaned.Samtone dryrleaned.569 2585 1705 King St.West Fitch Bay fire leaves 14 homeless at night Grits prepare for possible election By IVY HATCH (Record correspondent) FITCH BAY - Fire left 14 people homeless and leveled two business firms last night in Fitch Bay.Unofficial estimates have set the loss at $300,000 A garage and home of Mr.and Mrs.Roland Cote and their five children were leveled The Fitch Bay general store and home of Mr.and Mrs.Lionel Lemay was also gutted The Le-mays have five children also.The blaze, caused by a gasoline explosion in the garage, was first noticed at 9:30 p m The Rock Island Fire Department was called to the scene immediately.Soon after the Beebe Fire Department was called to help contain the flames.Magog's street cleaning tank truck, which holds more than 1.000 gallons of water, was also used.Mr.Cote said he was re-assembling the motor of a large trailor-truck when he noticed gas on the floor.Shortly after there was an explosion.It is believed that a spark from the furnace caused the inferno.Two young men, Ed Markwell and Jerry Dion, were in the garage at the time and both were thrown against the wall.The impact of the blast also blew all the windows from the building Mr.Cote, tossed against the truck, said his first thought was to assist his family out of the 92ND BIRTHDAY Congratulations are being ex tended to Mrs.Elizabeth Bailey, of Waterloo, Que., who is today, Oct.1, celebrating her 92nd birthday.blazing building, however.Mrs Cote, on hearing the explosion quickly had herded the children out.Feeling that the death of Premier Daniel Johnson may for one or more of a variety of reasons precipitate a provincial general election.Liberal supporters are pressing forward with their policy of strengthening the various county organizations.As part of this campaign the By CITHBERT JONES (Record staff writer) annual meeting of the Sherbrooke County Liberal Association was held at the Reform Club last night when a new slate of officers was elected Contests resulted for the two major posts at stake\u2014president and treasurer\u2014with the result WORTHY CAUSE - The 1968 Sherbrooke Regional Welfare Council charity campaign was officially launched at the Archbishop's Palace last night.The campaign to run from October 6 to 13 has a $175,030 goal.Shown left to right are: Mayor Armand Nadeau, Archbishop Jean-Marie Fortier, Jean Vincent, president of the 1968 campaign; and Gerald Doran, president of the Sherbrooke and District Ministerial Association.(Record photo: Gerry Lemay; that what might have been a brief, sparsely-attended meeting drew a capacity crowd and extended until late into the evening When the votes were finally counted, Roland Belanger was named president succeeding Leon Lefebvre with Pierre Du-breuil being elected to the vacant post of treasurer In addition to the ward and parish representatives.Claude Dallaire was elected vice present representing the Young Liberals, Mrs Gaby Marcoux councillor representing the ladies and John Bradley councillor for members under 30 The election was presided over by Francois Poulin, regional vice - president of the Quebec Liberal Federation.with Gerald Desmarais acting as secretary.In the first move towards naming candidates in Eastern Townships constituencies now-held by Union Nationale members it was announced that the nominating convention for Compton County would be held in the college hall at Cookshire on Sunday afternoon, Oct 13, at 2 pm Compton is now represented by Lands and Forests Minister Claude Gosselin PRESIDENCY TRANSFER RED \u2014 Leon Lcfobvre, left, retiring president of the Shei brooke County Provincial Lib eral Assoc alion, congratulates Roland Belanger, right, on hi* election as pres deni at tne annual meeting held last night.In centre is Francois Poulin, QC, regional vice-pres- ident of the Quebec Liberal Federation, who presided over the election.(Record photo: Gerry Lemay) Pleas for public response to reach campaign goal The 1968 president of the Sherbrooke Regional Welfare Council charity campaign made a strong plea last night for a solid public response to reach this vear\u2019s campaign goal of $175.000.Jean Vincent told member representatives gathered at the Archbishop\u2019s Palace that the campaign\u2019s success was in the hands of the public The campaign was launched with the official ceremony last night.The drive gets underway October 6 and runs to October 13.This year\u2019s slogan is \u201cHave a Heart.-\u2019 In calling for mass public response, Mr Vincent said he was confident of reaching the goal and possibly even going over the top.The charity campaign is a jointly operated effort by 15 different agencies.The charity campaign president has said that he would like to see this year's drive reach 3,000 generous persons who will give strong backing to the week long canvassing period Msgr Jean Marie Fortier labled the campaign a marvellous project in Sherbrooke Speaking without notes, he ex pressed his and the public\u2019s gratitude to the different or ganizations involved in the campaign.He went on to point out the benefits offered daily to the public from the agencies who rely on the campaign\u2019s proceeds for their existence Mayor Armand Nadeau called for campaign support from Sherbrooke\u2019s business commu mtv and added that this is the .another 15 homeless at Dunham Ir^^HBish hears a sunny pianist >\tLike Snamsh sunshine to fu st concert since she hrol DUNHAM -(Staff) - Under leaden, wind-swept skies yesterday afternoon, a fire crackled through a wooden, two-storey farm house seven miles east of here, leaving a family of 15 children homeless.Cowansville Assistant Fire Chief Richard Charbonneau said no one was injured in the blaze which completely levelled the home of dairy farmer Claude Duchesneau, R.R.3, Cowansville.Mr.Charbonneau roughly estimated the fire damage at be- Don\u2019t Neglect Slipping FALSE TEETH Do false teeth drop, slip or wobble when you talk.eat.laugh or sneeze?Don\u2019t be annoyed and embarrassed by such handicaps.FASTEETH.an alkaline (non-acid) powder to sprinkle on your plates, keeps false teeth more firmly set.Gives confident feeling of security and added comfort.No gummy, gooey taste or feeling.Dentures that fit are essential to health.See your dentist regularly.Get FASTEETH at all drug counters.tween $12,000 and $15,000.The cause of the fire is still undetermined and insurance investigators haven\u2019t made a report.Some observers here suggest the fire was caused by faulty wiring or an overheated furnace.Apparently the furnace was in use most of the day yesterday because of the raw, gusty weather.Mrs.Duchesneau and two daughters were in the kitchen cleaning up the dinner dishes when the fire broke out in a shed adjoining the house about 2:15 p.m.Arthur Beattie, R.R.3, Cowansville.who was doing car- TH0S.W.LEONARD B.A., LL.L.Continental Building, Suite 509 Tel.569-2600 Sherbrooke Symphony Concerts Annual Membership Campaign ends Saturday! 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Memberships $9 00 & $8.00 Complete series of 3 concerts all seats reserved.Call Campaign Headquarters for Further Information \u2014 562-51 11 Days, 569-4810 Evenings pentry work in the Duches-neau\u2019s barn when the fire occurred, said Mrs.Duchesneau and two daughters, one clutching her 18-month-oid brother in her arms, fled to safety outside the house The Duches-neau\u2019s also have two married children.Mr.Beattie said the 15 children spent the night within a four-mile east-w\u2019est radius of their burnt-out home with various neighbors.Mr.and Mrs.Duchesneau stayed with an uncle.Bruno Poisson, R, R.3, Cowansville.Mr.\tBeattie\tsaid late\tlast night that neighbors intend to take a collection for the Duchesneau family and help build a frame house \u201cas soon as possible\u201d.Firefighters from Cowansville and Stanbridge East arrived about 3:15 p.m.but the whole building was in flames and couldn't be saved.Mr.\tBeattie\tsaid\tthey\twere able to salvage some clothing, a $1,000 ski-doo, a bicycle and several baby carriages.Early reports indicated that an oil\theater\tand\thot\twater tank were also saved but this hasn't\tbeen confirmed.Obser- vers said two $400 picture window's were destroyed by water.Mr.Beattie said he had just entered the barn across the Childerhouse Road from the farm house with helpers Roy Spencer, Sutton; Jack Oley, a neighbor of Mr.Duchesneau, and the dairy farmer, when his wife ran out of the house hollering \u201cthat the house was on fire.\u201d r ALICIA DE LARROCHA Like Spanish sunshine, to quote the Dallas Morning News, Alicia de Larrocha opened the 1968-69 Bishop's University Concert Series in the Centennial Theatre yesterday.She has been called the greatest pianist to emerge from Spain since the war and the do finitive interpreter of Spanish music in this generation She has been termed the queen of virtuosos for her stupendous technique, and \"among the elect of instrument.\u201d With a set of credentials like this it is pleasant to report that there was an audience of about 400 to hear her last night This is especially so as this was her 100 World Jersey Cattle breeders visit ET farm first concert since she broke her thumb while leaving a taxi in Montreal during the International Music festival last May Her recovery from the operation has obviously been completely successful, and she was even able to capitalize humorously on her accident by playing a work for left hand only (by Scriabin) as encore.The concert opened with the inevitable Bach, in this case, the Italian Concerto.Miss Larrocha began it very dryly, as though she were not completely immersed in the work Occasionally also, notwithstanding the name of the work, one had the impression that the rhythm was just a little too obvious, although there is certain merit in giving it See \u201cBishop's\" Page 7 time for all citizens to show their generosity.Rev.Gerald Doran, president of the Sherbrooke and District Ministerial Association, com pared the charity campaign to the Biblical Good Samaritan who aided a fellow traveller although be was not of the same faith He called for Protestants to help those in need just, as the Good Samaritan did Rev Doran pointed out that the campaign is a work of unity and Christian love and is based on neither language nor faith Pierre Fournier, president of the Social Welfare Council, presented plaques for distinguished service to Jean Goudreau, former president of the Sher BLAIS & MADRO \"Quality Men'* Store\" CUSTOM TAILORS 149 Wellington St North Sherbrooke\u2014Tel.569-792B brooke Regional Welfare Council, and Maurice Champagne.Iasi year\u2019s charity campaign presi dent Louis Rosenbloom and Dori-las Gagnon, are the 1968 vice-presidents of the charity cam paign HARD OF HEARING ?Fidelity Kleel rouies Cmada Ltd.now offers two new powerful hearing aids, eye glasses and behind the ear, eight transistors for those who wish to get away from their cord or body type hear ing aid Off with the old, on with the new.Free trial in our office.You take the first step and let us do the rest.Repairs for all makes.Hearing Aid Batteries for all makes.Central Hearing Aid Office Reg'd., G.J.Greenland, 772 Argyle St., Sherbrooke Tel.567-7081 MASSAWIPP1 - (Staff) More than 100 members of the World Jersey Cattle Bureau began a pre-world conference tour of Canada by visiting the Springmount Farm of Miss Ellen Beit Von Speyer here yesterday.The members of the bureau came from South Africa.New Zealand, England, Ireland, Jersey Island, Denmark and the United States.At Miss Von Speyer\u2019s farm, the world members inspected Jersey cattle herds belonging to Miss Speyer, Mrs.Arthur Virgin, of North Hatley, owner and founder of the Clematis Herd; 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GAS RANGE ns down payment.From as low as $4 monthly Installed on RUUD Mural furnace Sherbrooke pipeline only.monthly A Normal Installation Is RUUD Water Heateer 0nl\u2019 S1.95 * monthly FREE CHAUFFAGE DE SHERBROOKE PLACE W00LC0 SHERBROOKE TEL : 562-9322 interest on Canada Savings Bonds 1968-69 Series times your investment available at maturity.Buy yours now at TaROIMTO-DOMIIMION The Bank where people make the difference.t Sherbrooke TDailu IRccoctl The paper of the Eastern Townships Established February 9.1897 incorporating the Sherbrooke Gazette jest 1837) and the Sherbrooke Examiner est 1879 published every weekday by Progressive Publications Inc , 725 C P R Terrace, Sherbrooke, Quebec IVAN SAUNDERS ROBERT STAFFORD Publisher\tSecretary-treasurer TUESDAY, OCTOBER I, I96X Serious problems face Quebec s new Premier When the new Quebec Premier, whoever he may be, takes office tomorrow, he will face an accumulation of problems seldom presented to the chief of government in this province.First, of course, is the need for finding a solution to the inter-related difficulties in the constitutional, linguistic and educational fields \u2014 of determining the future relations of this province with the rest of Canada, of deciding the position of the minorities and determining the future course of the Quebec educational system.Then ever-present in the mind of the incoming Premier will be that of finance, seeking to meet the always increasing demands on the provincial treasury without unduly increasing the burden placed on the shoulders of the taxpayer.This, in itself, would be enough to scare the ordinary individual, especially as any hope for relief through assistance from Ottawa in the form of transfer payments or tax concessions appears dim as a result of the difficulties with which the federal government itself is faced.Closely linked to these issues is that of economic expansion, of creating a climate that will attract industrial development capital to this province.Without the establishment of new industry on a substantial scale,_ Quebec cannot hope to provide employment for the thousands of its young people who are coming into the labor market each year and the unemployment rate \u2014 already one of the highest in ( anada \u2014 will continue to accelerate.And in attempting to face up to these problems he will be handicapped by an ideologically discordant party.In addition to being a lawmaker and an administrator he must he able to hold in check the opposing elements now included in his cabinet.To accomplish these objectives the new Premier will have to break from one of the basic practises of the Union Nationale party, the insistence that all decisionmaking power remain with the head of the government.His ministers must be given a degree of autonomy in their own departments if Quebec is not to lose another Premier as a result of overwork.Before you\u2019re determined to have the last word in a burriHHii discussion, be sure that it won\u2019t be \u201cHelp!\u201d Need deeds, not words The average Canadian\u2019s image of the Senate will not be improved by the motion of Senator David Croll asking for the naming of a special Senate committee to investigate and report on all aspects of poverty in this country and to recommend policies to create \u201ca more effective structure of remedial measures.\u201d One would suppose from this resolution that the bogeyman of poverty has just been discovered in this country and that the members of the Upper House must assure themselves that the situation is real and acute.But Canadians and their governments have been offered ample proof that the situation is real and that it is becoming more acute each day.The Economic Council of Canada has just issued a report outlining many aspects of the situation and other organizations arc continually reviewing the problem.Instead of a time-consuming study by the Senate Canada needs meaningful action.Much could be accomplished by the co-ordination of provincial and federal programs now operating to aid the needy but the usefulness of which is greatly reduced by duplication and overlapping.A motorcycle club is what we\u2019d like to use on the neighbor's kid who has just joined one.TODAY in history By THE CANADIAN PRESS Oct.1, 1968\t.T.E.Lawrence, Lawrence of Arabia, leading insurgent Arab forces, formally occupied Damascus during the fighting against Turkey 50 years ago today\u2014in ISfis.Commanding Arab recruits, Lawrence, a British Army officer, recorded remarkable successes in the desert, particularly the disruption of railway communications.1918\u2014A Canadian field artillery brigade arrived at Archangel.Russia.1934\u2014A British Labor party convention rejected a sweeping socialization plan advanced by Sir Stafford Cripps.First World War Fifty years ago today\u2014in 1918\u2014fierce fighting took place in the Cambrai-St.Quentin area as French forces captured St.Quentin and British and Canadian troops took Cambrai; British troops occupied Crevec-oure, Rumilly, Levergies and Joncourt.Second World War Twenty-five years ago to-d a y \u2014i n 1943\u2014the Anglo-American 5th Army occupied Naples, the biggest ci*y and most important port to fall to the Allies to date; American heavy bombers attacked Munich and Vienna; RAF and RCAF planes made a night attack on the Ruhr industrial centre of Hagen; reinforced Japanese divisions launched a new attack in southeastern China.PRflyfR »0« tODAT FROM Cbc Upper Rcom Ye shall be witnesses unto me.(Acts 1:8) PRAYER: O God, help us to remember to help persons who do not know Thy Son.May Thy grace be with us as we give to others as Thou hast given so freely to us.In the spirit of Christ.Amen.jloMUu 'Their' man in Ottawa Our downtrodden masses are quick news for Pravda writer MOSCOW (CP) \u2014 Complex as the Canadian scene may appear to many Canadians, it seems to be an open book for a new correspondent in Ottawa from the Soviet Union.His feet barely on the ground in Canada, he was able to tell Soviet readers about the bulging safes of the imperialist monopolies, about the downtrodden workers fighting for a living wage, the \u201cgreat army of unemployed,\u201d dissent over nationalism, concern about American influence and about Vietnam, and the hypocrisy of a Canadian newspaper which suggested Canada wasn't so bad after all.The man with the quick grasp of Canadian problems is Konstantin Geyvandov, who took over recently as Ottawa correspondent for Pravda, official organ of the Soviet Communist party.The Soviet press, including Pravda, usually makes a bit of a fuss about a correspondent's first impressions in a new posting.Pravda followed the tradition when Geyvandov.arrived in Ottawa.Under the headline Gloomy Sky Over Canada, the paper announced that it was publishing Geyvandov\u2019s first dispatch from Canada.RICH IN RESOURCES His lengthy article was not entirely negative.\u201cThe fact that Canadians for many generations have not witnessed a war on their soil and the fact that, in Canada as in some other countries, millions of people do not die of hunger are irrefutable facts and no one will dispute them,\u201d he wrote.\u201cIt is also indisputable that Canada is rich in natural resources and that the industrious Canadian people have created great aterial and spiritual values.\u201d While Canada is usually credited with material prosperity\u2014although never in comparisons which show how much more prosperous than Russia\u2014the Soviet press doesn\u2019t often find much admirable in Canada's spiritual situation.Geyvandov took particular issue with a \u201ccurious editorial\" he found in the Montreal Gazette which, he said, had By PETER BUCKLEY the \u201caim of proving to the Canadian public, and first of all to the workers, that their country is .a paradise (!)\u201d (The dramatic punctuation is Pravda's.) WAGES NOT RAISED While The Gazette catalogued race riots, tribal warfare and other world problems which don\u2019t afflict Canada, Geyvandov wrote: \u201cIt is also indisputable that the majority of the riches created by Canadian workers do not constitute a profit for them.This profit ends up in the safes of imperialist monopolies.\u201d Therë was also, he said, a steady increase in the cost-of-living index, the \u201cobstinacy with which the owners of enterprises and the government are attempting \u2018by hook or by crook' to keep workers' and employees\u2019 wage levels unchanged.and the existence of a great army of unemployed.\u201d \"Comparing all these facts, one arrives at the conclusion that the authors of the above-mentioned article in The Gazette are hypocritically acting against their conscience when they accuse Canadian workers of ingratitude.\u201cIf one takes a closer look at Canadian reality, it is easy to see all the other problems which are tearing apart the capitalist world today.\u201d Among others, he also cites the problem of education, saying the Canadian public's \u201cgreat anxiety is caused by the fact that higher education continues to be very expensive and, as a result, is the privilege of the few.\u201d CITES U S.INROADS Geyvandov writes at length about the way C a n a d a\u2019s \u201cs o u t h e rn neighbor has deeply thrust his tenacious hand into all fields of the country\u2019s life.\u201d Of the American \u201cmonopolies\u201d in Canada, he seems equally indignant about those who withdraw their profits \u201cquietly\u201d without announcing the amounts, and others who, \u201con the other hand, do not consider it defaming to declare them.\u201d \u201cThe great dependence of the Canadian economy on the monopolist capital of the southern neighbor cannot but have an effect on different aspects of the life of the country, including its foreign policy, and most often causes great harm to Canada in the eyes of world opinion.\"Thus, for example, despi\u2019e the attempts made in recent years to appear on the international scene as a peacemaker, Canada in fact was involved in the criminal adventure of American imperialism in Vietnam.\u201d Canadian munitions companies supplied arms and American bombers used Canadian bases for bombing practice, he reported.The movement against both activities, he added, \u201ccontinues to grow and strengthen.\u201d WORLD ALMANAC FACTS ms ITTP Canada\u2019s first book to gain international recognition was \u201cThe Clockmaker, or the Sayings and Doings of Samuel Slik of Sliks-ville,\u201d 1835, by Thomas Chandler Haliburton, The World Almanac says.Sam Slik is a satire of Yankee shrewdness and salesmanship as well as supposed Canadian vulnerability and antipathy to these traits.As the first book written in American dialect, it introduced the style used by Artemus Ward and Mark Twain.Copyright 0 1968, Newspaper Enterprise Assn.Bygone days 10 YEARS AGO An objective of $7,030 has been set for the V.O.N's annual financial campaign that starts in Sherbrooke today.Joint chairmen of the city's campaign are John Dunn and Harry Blain.William J.Fuller and N.H.Welsh will undertake the same duties for Lennoxville.The unique service which is rendered by the Victorian Order of Nurses is available to any person in Sherbrooke or Len-noxville, according to his or her ability to pay.Tne V.O.N.will go right into the home and help care for a new baby or someone who is ill in the family.Joint presidents of the local association are Bruce Bishop and Leonce Cote.15 YEARS AGO Ed Bryant was re-elected district governor of the Northern District Y'sdom, it was announced last night by President Mac Bradshaw, at the weekly Y's Men's meeting held in the Magog House.Mr.Bryant is a member of the local club.A motion by K.G.Strew that the club continue to meet during the summer months was passed by the members.It was felt that by meeting during the summer the club would be kept together at the time of its biggest project\u2014the summer came for boys at Shore Acres.Among other business discussed was the Y's Men's regional conclave at Northfield, Mass., November 7 and 8.20 YEARS AGO St.George's Parish Guild, Lennoxville, held its regular meeting Wednesday with President Mrs.W.H.Fisher presiding.A letter of thanks for flowers sent to a member ill in the hospital was read.Prizes for the last marathon bridge were donated by Mrs.E.Deacon After the meeting was adjourned, refreshments were served by Mrs.A.Bown and Mrs.E.Atto.OTTAWA \u2014 (TNS) \u2014 Manlio Brosio is a worried man.He has every reason to be As secretary general of NATO, Mr.Brosio knows better than any Western politician how vulnerable the thin line of allied conventional defence forces in central Europe has become after the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia.Speaking for public consumption, as he did at his Ottawa press conference, Mr.Brosio tries to sound reassuming.\u201cNATO is not nervous,\u201d he says.But you don\u2019t need a trained ear to detect nervousness in his voice when, answering questions, he leaves no doubt that the balance of forces along the dividing line in Europe has been badly upset.Pressed on this point, he maintains staunchly that the allied forces facing the concentration of Soviet troops on the West German border may still be considered adequate, but refuses to specify what they are deemed to be adequate for.I asked whether, in the new circumstances, the NATO forces on the dividing line would still be adequate for conventional defence that would gain sufficient time for reinforcements to be poured in from overseas, or adequate merely as a tripwire activating nuclear response to a massive attack.Mr.Brosio answered indirectly by saying that, given a marked disparity in conventional forces, nuclear weapons would have to be used sooner than the strategy of lexible response anticipated in less un favorable circumstances.Applied to the current military situation in central Europe where the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia has created a marked disparity of conventional forces, this means NATO would indeed have to respond almost immediately with tactical nuclear weapons to any massive onslaught to avoid having its thin conventional forces overrun and annihilated before sufficient reinforcements could be brought in.Assuming the Soviet corrf-mand would not open the attack with nuclear weapons, it would certainly respond in kind to their use by NATO.After that no hot line would be able to prevent a full-fledged atomic holocaust.Except for the Better-Red-Than - Dead \u201cAlternative\u201d to this dreaded sequence of nuclear Armaged-don, there is only one way in which the Atlantic Allican can minimize the current danger of a world war \u2014 namely a quick beefing up of NATO\u2019s conventional forces in central Europe to a level that would restore the credibility of effective conventional defence.Mr.Brosio, who has to go on using the \u201cdetente\" language 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