Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 30, 1965, Winnipeg, Manitoba TODAY'S INDEX Classified 27 to 40 Movies 9 Comics 22 to 26 Deaths 5 Television 8 Finance 16 17 Women 19 Winnipeg Free Press Final Edition VOL 72 NO 235 lOr WITH r-i COMICS WINNIPEG WEDNESDAY JUNE 30 1965 Sun riin Moon Sun p.m Moon teti p.m 45 and 75 Three Feared Lost Boat Found Overturned Near Minaki Three Winnipeg men are missing and f e a r e d j drowned in the Winnipeg River rapids near Minaki Ont after the discovery of their overturned boat Tuesday Missing Dr Elwood Martyn of 21 Asliton Avenue a St Vital Arthur Duesterhoeft of 372 Riverton Avenue and Paul of 215 Horace Street St Boniface The aluminum outboard motor boat which the three were using was found Tuesday ing overturned in the rapids con- the Winnipeg Hiver with Lake 18 miles north of Minaki Police said normal dragging operations and divers could not be used because the water in the area runs too swiftly They said routine patrols will be made when the search resumes today The trio left Winnipeg Saturday evening for a fishing excursion in the Minaki area and were to have returned Sunday evening Their car was found at dog Falls Monday evening Police began the search early Tuesday after Mrs Martyn fied them her husband was over- due The boat was found by three Ontario provincial policemen and two friends of the lost men Please Sec Page 6 Roharts Praises Members More Aid Promised Viet Cong WALTER New Board Chairman Heads Board By SHELLEY CHUSID Trustee Walter was elected chairman of the peg school board Tuesday night replacing James E Wilson Mr Wilson resigned his school board seat Tuesday night bo- cause he will shortly be sworn in as a judge of Manitoba Court on Queen's Bench No will be held to fill tho vacancy The board decided Tuesday that the vacancy will be filled at the regular October elections Mr Wilson would have completed his two-year term at the end of this year There were two candidates for the chairmanship Tuesday night Trustee of Ward 3 who has the backing of the Civic Election Committee and Ontario Premier John Robarts said Tuesday night that the future of the Progressive Con- Trustee Andrew Robertson of Party of Canada does Ward 2 a New Democratic not rest upon the personality of j its chosen but rests upon party members who solicit assess and interpret the views of the public Mr Robarts said it Is upon the party members and their ties that the foundations the permanency and the stability of our party are built He was speaking to the banquet of the sive Conservative Student tion held in the Fort Garry Hotel The premier called on party members to establish effective communication between the and the party leaders Please See PC PARTY Page 7 The Hague Welcomes Couple THE HAGUE Reuters The people of The Hague gave a riotous welcome to Crown cess Beatrix and her West German fiance Claus von Tuesday when the couple toured the streets of the city In an open car It was the first real test of public reaction to the sial engagement announced by Queen Juliana Monday Several factors worked in the couple's favor They made the tour as office workers were pouring into the streets after their day's work The weather perfect bright sunshine with a balmy breeze The Hague is one of the most royalist of Dutch towns And Tuesday was the birthday of the princess father Prince Bern hard 54 Monday's appearance of the on television with their parents and their frank sion of their engagement was believed to have much public sympathy Von was a member of the Hitler Youth and served in the Army in the Second World War Many Dutchmen recalling the man occupation of Holland had opposed the engagement Please See Page Session May End Today By STUART LAKE OTTAWA CP This could be the last sitting day for the Commons before a summer re- cess It also could be the day that New Democratic Party MP starts a filibuster that could keep the House in session for a few more a few more weeks Arnold Peters kaming said Tuesday night ho would try to block adjourn of the Commons for the summer vacation unless the government makes certain parts of Ontario eligible for funds under its area development grants He said some depressed com may not qualify as de pressed areas because their true unemployment rate isn't reflected in National ment Service figures Workers in those places didn't register Please See SESSION Page 6 Kosygin Jabs At Chinese Claims By STEPHEN ROSENFELD MOSCOW Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin Tuesday pledged increased aid and support to the Vietnamese people from the Soviet Union and the entire commonwealth But he bracketed this ation of anti-imperialist unity with the charge that Communist China seeks to for it so-called unity to radical principles The premier spoke at a Kremlin ceremony for the first from 46 Patrice Lumumba Uni- which the Soviet government founded in Moscow ive years ago to train students rom Asia Africa and Latin Kosygin did not name China n his comments on race He laid socialism is incompatible vith colonialism and racism and to manipulate slogans of national exclusiveness is deeply alien to and cads not to unity but to disunity of the peoples fighting sm Please See SOVIET Page 7 Saigon Troops Cut Off SAIGON than a regiment of Communist rillas surrounded hundreds of troops 200 miles northeast of Saigon and had hem under attack late today a U.S military man reported A U.S Air Force light ling plane flew over the area and was shot down in the jungle The fate of the pilot and lis observer was not known spokesman said The government force three units of paratroopers and in- fantry began an operation Please See SAIGON Page PAPER SCHEDULE FOR DOMINION DAY THURS JULY 1 The Free Press will be published and delivered throughout the city on an early afternoon schedule The Business Office Will Bo Open From 9 to 10 p.m Phone WH All For Direct Lint After Houri Sea Telephone Directory DORION REPORT Favreau Resigns Shakeup Coming Will Step Into Breach By VICTOR MACKIE OTTAWA Special Prime Minister L B Pearson will re- organize his cabinet during the summer re- cess now that the Dorion report has been received and Guy reau has resigned as justice minister George president of the privy council and ment House leader will carry on t as acting justice minister during the summer However it is not expected that he will be given the justice portfolio on a permanent basis He has done such a good job as House leader that He will be left with that important assignment One lesson that has emerged from the difficulties Mr got into is that the House leader should not be burdened with heavy departmental duties Citizenship and Immigration Minister J H Nicholson was being prominently mentioned -as a possible new justice minister Hon Allan the present minister of labor may replace Hon C M Drury as minister industry and Hon Maurice Sauve present minister of forestry would move into the Labor portfolio These are some of the changes being mentioned in government circles as sible shifts The prime minister has asked Mr Favreau to remain in the government in another post and Mr has agreed Mr Pearson emphasized in the House Tuesday night amid applause from all parties that Mr Favreau remained a man of unimpeachable integrity and unsullied honor Mr Favreau might be named secretary of state in the cabinet reorganization The present secretary of state Maurice is reported to be tired of politics and ready to take some other position haps a diplomatic post P o s t m Rene Tremblay has had health Please See Page 15 Former justice Minister Guy Favreau Will Accept New Cabinet Post Highlights OTTAWA CP Highlights of the findings of Chief Justice deric Dorion's judicial inquiry in- to allegations of influence peddl- ing in the government Justice Minister judgment is questioned for taking it upon himself to de- cide against prosecution in connection with bribery legations last September Mr Favreau was justified in thinking on the basis of evidence available then but not followed up that tions would have been cult to obtain On credibility there is no doubt statements of lawyer Pierre Denis of attempting to bribe be accepted in preference to those of De- nis There cannot be any doubt that Raymond Denis then executive assistant to Mr Tremblay offered a 000 bribe to obstruct the course of justice in the case of narcotics smuggling Please Sec HIGHLIGHTS Page 15 Minister To Get New Post By JOHN LEBLANC OTTAWA CP Chief Justice Frederic Dorion has found and ministerial bad judgment entangl- ed in the Lucien Rivard affair and the first result is that Guy reau is leaving the justice ministry But this bombshell is only the first scene of the first Prime Minister Pearson ised Tuesday night as his year-old chief Quebec lieutenant quit his prestige portfolio after the Dorion report roasted tile minister the and eral political and figures Involved in efforts on behalf of narcotics suspect Ri- vard The burly Mr Favreau will get a new portfolio unnamed as keep his leadership of the federal Quebec Liberals For more developments on events following release of lie Dorian report ice page 14 The justice department will study possible criminal action growing out of the findings It was Mr personal de not to take such without the department's ad- brought judicial cism down on him After making these ments the prime minister also said the government wants to deal with the sinister and rowing involvement of crime n statement on which he did not elaborate in alking to reporters Chief Justice Dorion's ngs reporting on an inquiry springing from allegations of bribery and coercion n efforts to free Rivard last July blasted political ties and Rivard associates alike He found that Raymond Denis dismissed executive as to then immigration minister Rene Tremblay hac offered a bribe to Pierre the prosecuting counsel against Rivard to facil bail for him while he was being held for the United States Please See FAVREAU Page 15 LUCIEN Didn't Await Results HON RENE TREMBLAY Beyond Reproach PIERRE LAMONTAGNE Inquiry Clears Name RAYMOND DENIS Stands Accused PEARSON COMPROMISE Govt Caught By Surprise By PETER C NEWMAN OTTAWA Special though the Pearson government had more than two months to prepare for the results of the Dorion inquiry publication of its report Tuesday caught the Liberal cabinet in complete disarray The day began in confusion and ended with a typical Pearson compromise which neither exonerates former tice minister Guy Favreau nor cleanses the administration The cabinet was hastily in three hectic sessions and the final decision on Mr future was reached only an hour before Prime Minister rose to an- its details to a hushed Commons had offered his resignation to Mr Pearson in shortly after a private consultation with Trans- port Minister J W Mr Favreau stayed away from a 1 p.m cabinet meeting where there was a great deal of confused comment and advice with the Quebec ministers unanimous In their They Today's Inside Stories Describes Death 3 Canadian Rowers Impress Page 23 EDITORIAL PACE Canada's Arnold Smith The Diy The Marines Landed After Major Cabinet Shifts Needed Max Freedman Christopher Dafoe Oty emulation Zone 80.078 Total 128.408 advocated that Sir Favie remain In the justice post and fight for his political tion This was also reported to be Mr Pearson's original stand But in his confrontations with Mr Favreau he found the minister determined to leave the justice department At the same time Mr Favreau expressed his willing ness to remain a member of the ministry and his anxiety to stay in active politics In a final effort to persuade Mr Favreau that he should not move out of the justice post the Quebec ministers met ently and urged him to recon The compromise to accept Mr resign from the justice portfolio Please See GOVT Page 15 Crime Purge Pledged By VICTOR MACKIE OTTAWA Staff Minister L B Pearson follow Ing the findings of the Dorion inquiry Wednesday alerted th nation to the sinister am growing involvement of crime politics and pledged to everything possible to purg politics of such Influences The p H m e minister com his government to up the dangers and difficulties that have been exposed in the administration of in comments to reporters outside the house As a beginning the prime minister has announced that the justice department has been Please Sec CRIME Page 15 Bomb Rocks City Non-French Montreal Area Is Target By MICHAEL BLAIR MONTREAL CP A bomb exploded behind the suburban city lall early today rocked the mainly ng area and shattered for blocks around Four young men were in the vicinity of the on Street Vest A police spokesman said hey were picked up for routine interrogation Ed Harper Westmount public director said there was no immediate indication of who set off the blast the day before Dominion Day The bomb placed near the of the building closed incc March for renovations 40 windows in the halt and ripped out chunks of masonry Please Sec BOMB Page 6 Party Split TEL AVIV AP Former prime minister David jurion split Israel's dominant party today and bis porters announced they would Field a separate list of dates in the November general election The split in the labor party was the out- come of a bitter feud between and his successor as premier and party head Eshkol Ben Gurion Founded the party 35 years ago The feud resulted from an year-old political scandal known as the Lavon affair Please See Page 6 Airline President Dies LONG BEACH Calif Grant W McConachie dent of Canadian Pacific Air- lines died of an apparent heart attack Tuesday night McConachie 60 of ver visiting In the Los Angeles area was dead on arrival at the Long Beach community pital Police said McConachie a guest at a Long Beach Hotel approached the manager and complained of chest pains An ambulance was summoned but Please See AIRLINE Page 6 LOOKING FOR A HOUSE This want ad under Trailers 56 HOUSE TRAILER SLEEPS for or rent a CAttlc Is among the hundreds of gains in today's classified tion No matter what you need shop and save in Free Press want ads Sunny Holiday Forecast Citizens in the Winnipeg area will probably be able to bask in the sun on the July 1 holiday but the weatherman said today ho can't promise a weekend The forecast issued by the public weather office for row is mainly sunny and a little warmer than today Low tonight is expected to be 45 degrees with a high tomorrow of 75 Winds tomorrow arc expected to be south at IS miles an hour Showers in Montana and Saskatchewan may develop Into a storm system over wan some time Friday the weather office The system may move from Saskatchewan to the Dakotas during the weekend If the system does develop it may bring showers to southern Manitoba But rain or not the weekend will probably be warm tho weatherman said V rt
