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Davince Tools Generated PDF File r;r·· IL -'-'- tHE NEW SMALL PONTIAC E ACADIAN a Nova Motors Ltd. THE DAILY NEWS ID ____\_o._·_l2_·----------~--------~-·-T_H_E_D_A_I_LY~:Ns,_s_T_._JO_H_N_'_S,_N_F_•L_D_.~·-~I_O_N_D_A_Y~,_F_E_BR_U_A_R_r_._l9~,_1_9_62 ________________________________ ,~(P~r~ic~c:_7~C~e~n~ts~) .50 ITi!!dJ 11• ~~Jr ~roa­ ~re~ s~ra 1 • loody Riots 1. "Set an~ ... ~ t:n:"'lrol :n•cd:. ~; • 'l' Bring State )U are: '\lses r n·ette' f Emergency' ·MPANION .F·POWERED B~· GEORGE WILLOCK lACHINE ' L;f:LlriGr:TOWi'l. Brit ish Guiana 1Reuters 1- .. :: c!".'<'!'·' Sunday mo1·cd to ~top a \\'a\'e of lootin6 · 0 ...: 1 .·:~,::~.: ;i1io dc1·astated capital in the \\'ake of bloocl,v i .·: .,,.,~:w11rn1 . riots. that left at least fi\·c dead and I ·:;;c:·. :·;,_. 1 r :i1:1:1 \till pe:~ons hal'(~ been arrested for I ' I • --~ -.:·d plllice stations \\'ere reported piled high i I I :_11:c:, ·~Pncb confiscated by police. 1 ,,,·c:. "rn' roundrcl np; cl'llin~ Rriti~h colony ll'as al111ost ,.• ,,,.! poli('r patrollinl! i "completely paralywd.'' They B;\DEN-BADEi\', GermanY: \Vc~l German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer ancl -..: · ,,:,,,-:,,·,H'd Hrcets of! gare the numbct· of arrested Jo'rctH:h President Charles' De Gaulle and theil_· aides pose in the snow on the i ., l1r1·r thousands i looter' z1s 700. ,'·,. i.,. 1 ,~~·tr;~ h,· fires that: Foon snonT 'I cps o[ the plush Brenner Park Hotel here where lbe.v met l•'cb. 15 in an ld. ·" ""'.11 of ·the city'>' The reports said·lm1g lint'< of effort to a\·ert a deadlo~k on plans for European political union. From lcfl to I :ETTE '•11 ,1lt',L \\'lll11Cn were tryin~ to buy food. right arc: West German Foreign Miniister Gerhard s~hroecler. Aclenauer. De· ..·, ·.r ·.• "' quicl followin~! Geo1·~etown's hospital was said I • '":.; .,,,, ~ tunlay of ; to he opcratin~ on ;m emergem·y Gaulle, and French I•'oreign Minister Maurice Com•e De !viur\'ille.-( UPI 246 Or Missing ! . 11 01 D-ead 01 ' . -• c1w:·~,·m·;- hy liol-el'nor : has is because of a staff strike. Photo), -~ I 1 The reports said l'olunleet's : - - ---.---- ---------- ---- CP from AP-Reuters · ,!r,·IJr:lllt\11 ll'ilS (•oupled : hare been enlisted to assist doc· I I . ,~ c;•pt•:d tor "calmness I tot's in treat in!! the injured, some : li HAMBURG- Hungry Germans began looting stores for food as "''1'!1i,\ . from Premier: of whom 1\'ei'C in cl'itical condi- ' . storm-whipped floods, the worst to hit Germany's North Sea coast in I lm:: iliHI the leaders of I tion. i azen i nppn•ilinn partirs. 1 ~lost of the ca~unlties and . Argue Quits NDP,: more than 100 years, receded Sundoy and brought the toll of dead I _... :·r;1chin~ Paramnt'iho, I damage occnnect Friday when ' ·; ::<'!(hturin~ Dutch colony a ~ener~l strike, now in ils sixth and missing to at least 246. l i . ' '.:.:,m. ·.•id husines~ nctiri- · day, erupted into nnti-go1·crn- . i 1 The casualty figure was expected to go much higher as the flood · :tr ,;.rit:li of the ~ell-go1·- ment riots. I ' May Join liberal Party ' waters left behind what had the appearance of a giant battlefield. t Hamburg police reported that in the city alone 96 bodies have :· HEGINA rcr1- Hazen Argue.' ~lr. Mguc. 41. has hecn a CCF rricullure in \\'estern Cnnada and: been recovered, with another 120 li~ted as missing and feared dead. french Jets Attack I Pal'iiamcntat·y leader of the: memhet· or Parliament since :with a thorough knowlrdgc of: Thirty people were reported to zu.ooo IVITIIOUT \I'.\ TEn IBritish and American servicemen !' CCio'-NDP party :md n candidate! 19<5 when he 1\'Hs cleded as the ·dangers within \he NDP l feel ha1·c died in Bremen and on the , in rep"ir and rescue work. I lor the party leader~hip last' youngrst mcmher cl'eJ', He rc-. it is my duty to present \he :\orth Sea coast of the ~1.1te of. Lord ~I«Yor Paul :-./cl·ermann I The looting began in Wilhelms· I 1 August, mmounccd sunday l1e hils t~rc>ented the mr:ll southeastern _ strong vic11·s I hold ';,t and on\ Lower Saxony. said that in . llamhur~ alone, I hurg. Police said they were 1' ' Moro,ccan Military left the party, ~a~lw_lclwwa~J constituency or. As·, ei'Ct'Y public platform. - Almost .iOO pcr:;ons were in· 20.01:0 were sl11i cut of[ hy the : po1r~rlc~s to sto~ rt. They we;e I suubOLH contmuously ami s1nce . :.Ir. Ar~ue attended mcetm~s llambur" hospitals for rxpo;;urc waters and were rccetvln~ only cons1denng opcnmg up the dts- 1- 1~5fl has hccn the only non-Pro·j: at the lwo-day prol'incial CCF- or shock~ Tens of thonsands WL'rc ·minimum food and "'"tcr sup-! trict's food stores for the thous- • t grcssil'e Conser1•a\ive mcmher :--:or council meeting Friday and homeless. ! plies by air and hoats. Almost: ~JHls slrandcd there. sovue s from the Prairies. 1S~tunlay, posed lor ,1 picture Emergency ct·ews all nlong thr: 411.01!0 people were homeless in I The stonn-whippcd ~igh seas Camp :llr. At'gue maclc the announce· wtlh ~DP leadct· T. ~- Douglas 1400-mile :"oiorth Sen cnust from; the city. They arc in temporary i also burst throu~h dike~ else- • t meat at a press con(erence at· and :':DP federal ei1nd1date .r. L. i The Netherlands to Denmark re- shellers set up in churches.: 1rhcre to bnn~ rloods m The 'I:Puters' - Two, and nwchinc • ~unnrd military Re tl ec. tended also hy his ll'ifc:. I Pbclps .1m! also made his l'arlia- I paired dikes that had gircn way: schools or other puhlic huildings .. Netherlands. Denmark and Bel- p!OI'rl atlackcd a mili· j camps. Ill lie said_: ':! _buve dcddcd th:tt mentary repm-1, I •o t\~c raging waters at count1•2,,; • \n •'stimal<.' 25,1100 \\'est Gcr- ':!ium !l< well ,,s in Xotth Ger- . camp in neighboring ~lor- I French nuthoritics said the two I l'an no longer in good consci· . llis resignatiou was submitted! points Fridav ni:(ht. m.1n troop.< toilccl illong with mm1~·- S~1da)· in what French au- 1 1tyers. a !light. lieulemmt and a Prote' st cnce continue to support th~ to a meeting of the Assiniboia! WORST SINCE 182:i ' . - ----------- -----. -- i r •• .,lioni,t nr;tnhrd M a "betray· I sergeant, were "traitors.'' , NDP. l ha1·e resigned from all I Constituency CCF-NDP executive I Hurricane . forced winds of up 1 · creatly mi<cill• • . 1 The communique, said: "They . i positions I held in the ;.iDP." ! immediately prior to the press: to 117 miles an hour whipped the p A !nts lrrnrl! h1~h c~mmand I~· I betrayed the confidence placed . ~IOSC.OW. 1;·\Pl ,- l~llSSL~ ~e· )iAY JOIN !.IIlERA!.S. 'conference. seas into a raging fury, smash-· .rt~pe pp 0 1:. ~ 1 1 Ten 1 •tatcnwnt. saym~: two mr in them by their commanding Je:t7d Sum~?; a ll.estcln 1~ ote~t .lie ts expected I? Jolll the:. He s~td he l~a.d been consuler- ing the dikes and causing the 1 y· n·mL;ts ·attacked a tar-j officer and cunied out their at·, aoamst.Soltet huz~mgof \\c~tctnJ Liberal party hut smd he would: mg tins dectstou for many I worst !loads since ~~~5. 1 . \lororto with sc1·en rock·) tack to the benefit of subvcr- · planes m the Berhn mr corndor. no\ ('onuncnt on this 111'1\'. months, even hefore the !\'DP I The strong winds which had 1 N c d• I :;~ fled aftel' ~hey landed Ision." I A note delivered to the United I .it was lc~rncd thyt ,r_rovincial I leadership CO!li'Cntion in Aug_ust: sent water swil'iin~ 0\'et• huncl- i ew !b r I ~l!) s ,.,~e; m Algem. , , States, French and Bl'ilish em· 1 LLhcrals 1n.ll he t.nntmg ~lr., ;'·\wn 1\lr. Do~~gtas defeated htm , reds of acres of fertile land and U ~a lUI •ourccs at OudJ~a CAI,J..s IT PRO\ OCATIO:>\ ,, . limssies was described hv infor· , Argue to JOin_ the L1bcral party. 1 NOT n.APP\ residential areas l~rgely had trr w or the attack _satd 1 It c?ll.ed t~Je .~ttack an otl\'1-: mants as "negntire" and a rc- i ~Jr. :\i'gue w~IJ fly to Ottawa, lie ~md: "I have generally not 1 abated Sunday. Bnt many people V:\TICA:\" CIT\' r API - Pope 1RECEI\'E 'RED 11.\'l'S' . • . '.H•rr ~·eported ktlled 1on~ pto1o~at10?.. i jection ol the grotesl !ilcd Feb. , today and sa1~l he hopes to .at- been happy "t ail w1lh the role still 11-et·e trapped hy the c!cluuc . .lolm ''Prointed 10 new cardinal;' Two days latet·. in a ;:littering ,, _11o:mrlrrl 111 the attack 1. The tl;o hatlor_s, ~Iter J:md-~· 15 with the Sol'iet govemment. ~~nd the parhaJncnt~ry sess10n ~armers hnvc been able to play Damage 1111 s es:im<~lcd to rnn Saturday, increasing the sacred public consi,lory that likely will . ;o;rl tr.r planes bombed \tng a~ Smda Al~erm unmcdwte- 1ue,day when he wtll try tn 1n the XDP." I into hundreds o( millions of dol- college to a historic l1igh of 87' he held in St.
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