Jakarta military bans Red groups (Leader-Post, Regina, 18 Oktober 1965)

=== [PDF page 1] === Tllli IVGL ILN LEADER-POST- OlIOBLR REGINA. SANK. Continued page Jakarta military Burns draft card, thanked Legal action Cabinet grief boys bans Red groups arrested by FBI tlircatcned for Pearson Continued MANCHESTER, N il. (AP) David J. Miller, 22, today became the first person formally charged with destroying a military draft card in violation of a new U.S. law. Miller, of Syracuse, N.Y., was arrested by FBI agents earlier in the day in llooksett. He entered no plea when arraigned before U.S. Commisdemonstrators near the armed forces induction sUtion m New Marcoux also told the rally that Mr. Doyle is hiding in a Montreal hotel, registered under an assumed name known to Dr. Marcoux. In a filmed CBC television interview meanwhile, Dr. Marcoux said he received many threatening calls from the underworld before he published his pamphlet. Some of the calls had been made by persons who have since been arrested or found dead in a Quebec investigation into and bankruptcy fraud rackets, he said, decltning York. Hoover said. His action, which took place while he stood atop a sound truck, was filmed and later shown on television across the United States. There were obscenities from some 200 hecklers behind police barriers and eggs and ice cubes were thrown from windows overlooking the rally. sioner Peter Bourque. But the applause of some 100 Miller was ordered held in demonstrators drowned out the bail for here $500 lieu jail boos. a preliminary removal hearing Miller, who said he was a volFriday before Bourque. unteer for the relief program of He is wanted on a warrant the Catholic Worker, a liberal Issued Sunday by U.S. CommisRoman Catholic weekly, said he to laborate. sioner Earl Bishop of New York has been thinking along pacDr. Marcoux said he would be ifist lines for a couple of years. happy to be 6ued for libel over City. President Johnson signed the the allegations in his pamphlet. new law Aug. 30. It carries a "That will give me a chance to MOM maximum penalty of five years bring my documents and my PAGE 1 In prison and a $10,000 fine. witnesses before the court. He repeated his contention Miller publicly burned what that Mr. Darabaner, a Quebec he claimed was his selective and Montreal business man, is service system draft card dura member of the Quebec Reing a public rally in New York form Club, a Liberal party Friday protesting U.S. involvement in Viet Nam. meeting place. Senator Bourget, FBI director J. Edgar Hoover Overseas, the Peking radio chairman of the Liberals Que-be- e said in Washington Miller was organization committee, arrested when he failed to pro- quoted the Chinese Kwangming Friday he doesnt know duce required draft documents. daily as saying the protest said Darabaner and denied that James Wilson, a companion, movement is a continuation he is a Liberal organizer or was not the American p e o p e s pro- member of said the the Reform Club. tracted struggle against the because of the Viet Nam crisis United Mr. Pickersgill also denied States policy aggreswhole but to protest the knowing Mr. Darabaner. He sion and war. military induction system and had no contact whatever with The demonstrations, in var-iou- s the new law. cities from New Haven, any Social Credit MP in the Miller, who formerly had a the 1963 election. student draft deferment but was Conn., to Hawaii, were noisy days following tfor WILL TAKE but most the ACTION set part orderly. last month, reclassified If anyone has the courage to fire to his draft card before Heckling by hundreds of spectators and from the sidelines contributed charge me with any wrongdoing to the uproar. in connection with this incident In New York City, where or any other, I intend to take arson Continued LBJ decries opposition card-burnin- Striker beaten at Moose Jaw admore than 10,000 anti-wa- r herents marched down Fifth Avenue Saturday, there were and the hurlseveral MOOSE JAW (Staff) and red eggs ing paint, but the member man, striking Oil, Chemical and At- police kept things from getting fist-figh- ts out of hand. omic Workers Union, Local Wisconsin Gov. Warren P. (CLC) was severely beaten in a River Street cafe early Monday. Knowles, commenting Sunday He was treated for cuts and on the arrest Saturday of 11 demonstrators at the gates of bruises. The name of the injured man the Truax Air Force Base, Mawas not released. dison, as they attempted a citArn Nilson, chairman of the izen arrest of the base comstrike committee for the union, mander, said the demonstrators said the union is investigating. have done a great disservice Police said they had not re- to themselves, the University of ceived a report of the incident. Wisconsin and the state. Guaranteed Vacuum Cleaner Service ELECTROLUX HOOVER GENERAL ELECTRIC WESTINGIIOUSE EUREKA ALL COMMERCIAL MACHINES Disposable Bags For All Makes VANCES party, announced in the nam I'm.ir Hadikasumo, Maj-Gcncommanding officer in the Skies urit mnxtlv ear ove tk wtsiern Pi.utir lout mht with U tup riittuifw diopiuuK to Uio kw main point Snow Ml at ft vv place in tinFVatt region thi morning a new fit if lc w fiiUir t (il'liutxnu.tf neWsd tvIWAici into Ajberta Cloud Mill ami iiiUi uyti thu evening ska Mill aro-- SERVICE CENTRE ui (it the weUiu karta area, apivared to be gums this evening but the Miii not re.nh nor hem SatkaUtiMiug hew limited the capital region, out mu theorem AUru until Tu i organizations. The ban on the Communist where he K m control. div alttinoon Skie Mill contain The broadcast said the btg. clotidv with fthuuer evrmiu, in tmiiUeOtm domi- Alberts lh,.mother powerful Communist pacific diwturhatue tm.md Banff nated trade union federation, mom, Trmrttuii. Tucdav al most Solisi, also was banned. "ill about five point The announcement by Hadik- cooler than toda Rrilna. Hr. hum. I.lr.an. lurk-ln-. asumo Communist bunny with j few umut. ixtiiHii party leaders and officials of today Cloud.uture W uida western.5 tempo the other organ- Vdav imrr.iMiu to M 2b In izations to report to military or da. mommy lxiw lomyht and To,, lurti Tuevia. 3b and 60 poliee authorities within five Prince Mbfrl - sa.kaloun. Wapla days. Creek Muo.r Jaw Sunn, eloud.my this afternoon and iWatuig toSAIGON (Al) Hadikasumo said they were oxer night Sunns and cooler Tuedav, believed to be involved in the Light Mind becoming smashed a20 thu evemisI um high at Pimre Albeit ning sile launcher in North Viet Sept. coup attempt Nmth H.ittlifoid 30 50 Saskatoon Svwit Lutnni 35 60. Nam during the weekend, but against President Sukarno. five American planes were lost Thor? was no indication in the Regina Ik tails A member of St. Albans Angli- in other raids on the north, a broadcast as to the fate of the Forecast 60 high today military spokesman can Church. Mrs. Elizabeth strong Communist organizations Tempei.Uuu at 2 noon today. elsewhere in Indonesia. One veai ago Chapman, 92, of 1724 Bond St., Four of the American airmen died Saturday in Regina, Also placed under Jakarta's 'Relative hunuditv 76 Funeral service will be held were presumed captured and military ban were Pernuida Recotd high. 9M Record Iom 1917 in Bremners Funeral Chapel two others were killed when Rakjat, the movepartys youth 53 6 Avetagc high Tuesday at 3.45 p.m. with Rev. three heavy planes were lost ment. and Gerwani. the partys Average low C. M, Bater officiating. Burial Sunday 40 miles north of Hanoi, womens wing. Avenge Sunsa t todav 6 03 P will be in Riverside Memorial the spokesman said. Two U.S. These and the Communist Sunrise tomoiunv 7 23 a mi. Park. flyers were listed as missing have been targets of the Born In London, England, after two air force jets were party Yesleidas $ Temperatures camarmys Mrs. Chapman married in 1892 lost Saturday on a raid south- paign and Moslem and other and came to Moosomin in 1907 west of Hanoi. demonstrators have clamored with her husband. She came to The U.S. planes downed dur- for the outlawing of all three. Regina from there in 1918. ing the vekend brought to 114 Mrs. Chapman was active in the number lost in Communist ATTACKS SPREAD JAKARTA (AP) St. Albans and her main hobby territory since American planes attacks spread across was crocheting. began attacking the official Predeceased by her husband, North Viet Nam last February. Sumatra Alfred, in 1948, Mrs. Chapman In ground action, the Viet news agency Antara reported. is survived by a son. Thomas The agency said 31 persons hit a force 20 of 2118 Edward St.; two daugh- Cong north government of Saigon and in- were ai rested m Palcmbang, miles ters, Mrs. R. F. Tench of Van- flicted heavy casualties on a Southern Sumatra, and offices couver and Mrs. G. W. H. South Vietnamese unit of 75 to of the Indonesian Communist of Moose Jaw; six grandparty (PKI) were attacked by 100 men. children, 13 great grandchildren an angry crowd in Banda At jeh, near marines Nang great-great one and grandchild. killed Sumatra. three Viet Cong guerril- Northern Mortem youths turned Comlas and captured three others in munist offices over to security several clashes. Marine casual- forces in Tebing, Tinggi and gei ties were termed light. Deli Sordang, the report added. Soviet launcher directed smashed Mrs. Chapman Soviet-suppliecandidates, Gerard Pel92 letier, Jean Marchand and One Pierre-Ellio- t Trudeau. them, if elected and It would probably be Marchand would come into the cabinet. There is already a strong Quebec representation in the cabinet, and it might be hard for Mr. Pearson to take on1 an additional French minister. Maurice In Ontario, the Toronto ridheadings could provide a real ache. There are already three cabinet ministers from Toronto Finance Minister Walter GorMinister Paul don. Defence Hellyer and Trade Minister Mitchell Sharp. With former St. Laurent cabinet minister Robert targets Winters running, hed be almost today, a sure bet for the cabinet. rumors There are already about some of the present cabinet ministers stepping down after the election. Industry Minister Drurys health has not been too good. This might be a Mr. Winters. whatever action the law per- natural spot for Minister Nor has Transport mits me to take. been in top The transport ministers state-me- Jack Pickersgill to the press was a copy of shape for the past year. TTiere are also rumblings that a telegram sent to CBC PresiMinister Judy LaMarsh Health dent Alphonse Ouimet, declinPresident Sukarno in speechr-for the quiet life of a backlongs ing an invitation to appear on bencher. Sunday and today warned the television program This against disunity and renewed ARGUE IN RUNNING Hour Has Seven Days. his attack against imperialism, would The Prairie big play All six Social Credit MPs who lie made no mention of the atin cabinet provided plans signed the 1963 statement and part tempted coup Oct. 1 and the elected, were some Liberals withdrew it later have said they tone of his speeches indicated he in Saskatchewan, If Mr. Bacon said his companys plan to file libel suits against especially still did not support the armys wins Hazen Assinibola, Argue decision mill to locate its stud Dr. Marcoux after the election. A man who devoted a large crackdown on the Communists. for cinch almost hed in Hudson Bay was made after One of them, Gilbert Rondeau, part of his life trying to help said in a statement Saturday cabinet job atlhough it might examination of several sites. his fellow Indians, Alexander not where Harry agriculture He said it was decided to lothe six took their unusual step Brass, 64, of 1214 Victoria Ave., to block a secret deal for a Hays is entrenched as long as cate here because of the large died Sunday in Regina. he wants the job. Conservative-Socia- l reserve of raw material, and ex Credit co Two other cabinet possibilities Funeral service and burial alition to keep the minority lines are Ernie Cole cellent location on rail tradi- will be held in the File Hills Diefenbaker government in of- in Saskatchewan the Saskatoon and Joe Young in serving marketscompanys fice. in the U.S Reservation Wednesday Both have many years tional with Rev. Perkins Dayle He charged that the deal Regina. of civic experience behind them. Midwest and on the east coast. officiating, assisted by Miss called for cabinet appointments He said his company had If Pauline Jewett, the political "in- Ida Drake. for Social Credit Leader Thom- science who is taking also been influenced by the Mr. Brass was born in Pelly professor direcand constructive pson and Dr. Marcoux. on George Hees in the rural telligent but moved to Balcarres in Mr. Diefenbaker and Mr. for tion development being 1908. He married Ontario riding of Northumberin 1925 and Thompson denied 'this stateto be con- provided by the Saskatchewan came to Regina in 1950. have land, shed wins, ment. The Conservative leader government. Mr. Brass helped found the told reporters he never thought sidered cabinet potential. Mr. Thatcher said he was There were many other talCanadian Native Society of Reof having Social Credit MPs come had firm the ented parliamentary secretaries pleased join his party. Saskatchewan. He said the new gina, was a member of the Mr. Diefenbaker said that had and backbenchers in the Liberal stud mill represents an import- United Nations Council of Reit not been for the statement by ranks in the last Parliament who ant advance in the provinces gina, played the cornet and violin for many bands, attended the six MPs he w'ould have been were cabinet material. Add to these the possibility of growing industrialization. Knox - Metropolitan United in a position to summon ParliaTEAM WORK NECESSARY Church, and when he first came ment and request a vote of con- new and stronger men being C. E. Runacres Jr. of Seattle, to Regina was in charge of the fidence in his government. But elected on Nov. 8, and a Liberal Timber Simpson old Primrose Dairy; victory could leave Mr. Pearson president subsid-uarshortly after the six announced with Canadian the Ltd., too much cabinet talent. But Mr. Brasss main ambitheir move in 1963, he made an that operates the Hudson tion was to help the Indian. He with Liberal appointment Bay plant, said that while a lot was prominent for many years Leader Pearson to discuss the the statement sworn to before of been done in a in had work Indian work and was always Darabaner, a commissioner ol short time and a fine sawmill changeover of government. the delegate for the File Hills the Quebec Superior Court. would take COALITION WAS OUT Reserve at conventions. He beDarabaner now is before the was in operation, it Mr. Thomson reached at his courts on charges of fraud and co - operation and team work lieved Canada should take her home in Red Deer, said the arson and conspiracy to com- to make it a success. to the Indian seriHe said the mills competi- obligations very day that Mr. Rondeau was mit fraud and arson. ously and accept him as the will have tive position The sworn statement of 1963 negotiating with the Liberals, equal person he is. tablished, it will have to pro we held a caucus meeting at In no way meant that the Mr. Brass is survived by his product and give wife, Eleanor; four which we agreed there would be had turned Liberal, Mr. duce a quality brothers, utmost the service. no coalition and wed let Pear- Rondeau said. The statement Campbell and Donald of Lorlie, while this that said son and Diefenbaker struggle later was Douglas of Saskatoon and Herrepudiated by the six primarily the responsibility of bert of Vauxhall, Alta.; and out their positions. members. employees and management, it four sisters, Mrs. S. D. Reid of Mr. Rondeau in making such SENT TO VANIER will require understanding and a statement (about a Marcoux-ThompsoEdmonton, Mrs. Samuel Bear Mr. Rondeau said the sending SERVICE encouragement from govern- of Davis, Mrs. - Diefenbaker coali Governor-Generof the statement to Roy Martel of and service proment, quality tion move) is merely trying to Mrs. Ruth Vanier served to de- ducts from equipment suppliers, Douglas, Man., and PIIONE cover up the very fact that he feat a secret 1350 SCARTII STREET Anderson of Winnipeg. agreement be- and understanding and was one of the original two in tween Dr. Guy Marcoux and from the people of Hudson negotiations with the Liberals to Robert Thompson made without Bay. support Liberal government. the knowledge of Mr. Caouette Also speaking at the luncheon Dr. Marcoux last week puband the other Creditistes. was Mayer Allan Anderson of lished a pamphlet In fact this conspiracy (com Hudson Bay. which he set out what he plot) of which Dr. Marcoux was were Resources Attending claimed were the circumstances to be one of the beneficiaries leading up to the signing by the should have come to fruition the Minister Cuelenaere: William Parks, deputy minister; W. G. six Credit MPs of the statement o: support for same day we decided that it Reed, chairman of the board of was just and reasonable that Simpson Timber Co., and A 1 f Liberal government. should go to the majority DuMont, vice. president of power Mr. Rondeau corroborated statements made Friday at a group in Parliament. operations. The Liberals won 129 seats in Chairman was R. L. Dumont, press conference given by five the 1363 election 95 for vice - president and general against of the six, together with Credi-tist- e MP Gilles Gregoire, in the Conservatives, 17 for the manager of the Hudson Bay NDP and 24 for Social Credit. operation. Quebec City. 1965-6- 6 Mr. Rondeau added, Dr. TO EMPLOY 350 During the conference, Ger- Marcoux accuses having The Simpson mill employs 100 ard Perron of Beauce, another of the six, said the statement helped the Liberals maintain men on two shifts daily with themselves in power. He forgot another 250 men was prepared by Mr. Rondeau, to working in the make the following small bush. with whom he had conceived calculation of the 40 votes Annual payroll is expected to the idea. In his pamphlet. Dr. Marcoux, taken in the House during the be about $2,000,000. last session. Mr. Marcoux was a Social Credit member in the In addition the firm will buy last Parliament and an inde- present for 20 and 18 times $250,000 worth of services and voted with the Liberals. each year. pendent candidate in the Nov, 8 For our part we voted 36 out supplies About half of the mills stud election, said the statement was of the 40 times against the Liboutput will be marketed on the prepared by Hubert Ducharme, erals. described as a lawyer for indusPrairies with the other half goMr. MidDiefenbaker, talking the markets trialist John Doyle. ing Mr. Rondeau, in a telephone reporters aboard his campaign west. The mill will also convert tram said had Alberta, waste wooa into emps to be sold Interview from his home 25 o ci miles east of Montreal, said he never thought about having to the Manitoba Paper Co. at Social Credit members in his Pine had typed the statement. Falls, Man. Chip output is He said he and the other five party. expected to be 38,000 tons per When asked, he said no year. as stated at the press conferencno. Under construction for less e-plan legal action for de- categorically At the same time, the than six months, the mill went famatory libel against Dr, Marleader Indicated that into operation two weeks ahead coux after the election. he would not have handed the of schedule. Mr. Rondeau did not attend In addition to erection of the conference because, he government over to the Liberals automatically at that time buildings and installation of said, he was busy with a pre- if six Social Credit members equipment, construction of a arranged schedule of campaign- had not signed a declaration to $220,000 power line stretching ing and electoral organizing. a Liberal government 27 miles from Prairie River to The other five members In- support In the election, the Liberals Hudson Bay was required before volved also are currently memAmericas Leading Choral Group elected 129 members, the Con the plant could operate. The bers of Real Caouettes Le servatives 95, Social Credit 24 line was built by the Saskatchedes Creditistes, which ana New Democratic Party 17. wan Power Corporation. broke away from Social Credit The Conservatives previously The company paid the Canain 1963. Rolf Bjoerling had formed a minority govern- dian National Railways $65,000 Istomin SAYS MISSED BOAT ment. Eugene mile to construct a four Tenor continuing the memorable spur I am not going into a dis- to serve the mill. It has also Mr. Rondeau said Dr. MarOne of the greatest pianists of today tradition of his father cussion of what might have built nine miles of logging roads coux published his pamphlet said Mr. Diefenbaker, at a cost of $40,000. because he missed the boat as been, a possible government minister But If they (the six) hadn Logs come from an area 120 Dorothy Kirsten and wanted to take Mr. Cao- made themselves so clear as to miles north and south and 100 Annin Otto Hudwest Glamorous soprano star were with uettes place as leader of Social the, stand they going to miles east and Credit in Quebec. take, then I would have been son Bay as the centre. Fifteen of the Metropolitan Ojiera Brilliant young Canadian violinist He said the 1963 statement, in a position to place the whole local logging contractors are made after the inconclusive matter before Parliament as now employed. Logs will be Minister Mackenzie) trucked as far as 60 miles election of that year, was not (Prime made secretly but openly. King did in 1925. Simpson will need 50 trucks in In 1825, Mr. King's Liberal Its Initial operation. Membership 13.00 Students S7..30 At no time wet there any party elected fewer members question of money. ACCIDENT KILLS NINE As for the role of Moise Dar- than the Conservatives, but reSeating plan at Hattons, 1862 Hamilton St., or the WILLI AMSTON, N.C. (AP)-N- ine abaner, Mr. Rondeau said Alex' mained in office for a year. woulc I am not saying what andre Bertrand, then Quebec persons were killed Sun Secretary, Mrs. R. Kelly, 3605 Mason Ave., Phone wreck on vice president of the Social have been done," said Mr, Dief day In a three-ca- r Credit party and a witness to enbaker, But there was the U.S. Route 17 near this north eastern North Carolina town. the statement, saw fit to have precedent. His-cu- Continued Huge timber Alex Brass rights given dead at 64 Ave. (at Cornwall) Phone 523-160- R0SLYN SOFT WATER Regina Overture Concerts Association Season Rosier Wagner Chorale and Orchestra Vy Ctenia of Switzerland, a gift she will continue to cherish... as the tnhtules an d hours become years. Exclusive Id Birfcs hi Canada. 14kt. white gold, thirty-fou- r diamonds, B1RKS JIWILLIM 575.00 536-712o j5-5dies at top-lin- e then-Soci- Altriti Motrin Su'kutn m.oi sig-ne- VACUUM CLEANER 2220-llt- h SINGAPORE (AP) Radio announced tonight a military ban on the Indonesian party and affiliated Jakarta ltt, Weather Leader-Pos- t said thank The Leader-Pos- t you to some 434 Regina carrier boys, for the extra service the boys had given to the public If the Liberals win again on;ver the year by taking them Rough-rider- s Nov. 8, there will be some see the Saskatchewan play the Winnipeg Blue crucial decisions lor the prune Bombers at Taylor Field Sunminister to make. He may be in the touchy day. was in conjunction situation where some of his The outing with Day and .Newspaperboy Parliament last ministers in the was public regive organized lor might have to be sacrificed the the boys do jobs cognition necesnew faces. They won't and to show the public the way back the into bounced sarily the boys support community acbenches, but would go to the Senate, get judicial appoint- tivities, were taken to the ments or other high government The boys football game because it was positions. the only thing the 434 of them TWO PROVINCES were unanimous on liking. Mr. Pearson will have troubles with the two biggest provinces, Ontario and Quebec. In Quebec, he has three new Reproduced with permission of copyright owner. Further reproduction prohibited without permission. 568-288-