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EDMONTON JOURNAL, June 29, 1972 39 Focus on PEOPL Gunman ends three -day police siege STE. SCHOLASTIQUE, Que. (CP) Anthony Gilliland's three-day defence of his house and property against all intruders ended early today after two of his brothers one from Toronto and the other from Saskatchewan talked him into turning his rifle over to police. Police said all charges against the 30-year-old welfare recipient and former television repairman have been dropped. Jr i -r 7" Mao Tse-tung.

chairman of the Chinese Communist Party, met Mrs. Sirimavo Bandaranaike, Prime Minister of Sri Lanka at his Pe-k i residence Wednesday night. It was Mao's first official appearance since he met President Nixon in Peking Feb. 21. During the four months he was inactive, rumors circulated in the Chinese capital that the Chinese leader was ill.

It was a grand night for singing, but composer Richard Rodgers planned only a modest observance of his 70th birthday Wednesday. "My wife has been ill, so we plan to confine our celebration to a small dinner for members of the family," he said in New York. The guests, he said, would include his wife, Dorothy, their two daughters and five of their six grandchildren, who range in age from 4 to 19 years. An unflattering dictionary definition of the word Jew has prompted an Oxford. Eng.

court case against former prime minister Harold Mac-ntillan. The case is being brought by Marcus Shloimov-itz. a Manchester textile merchant, who has been campaigning for years against what he terms "poisonous" references to Jews in dictionaries. Now he is seeking an injunction to restrain Clarendon Press from printing "derogatory and wholly deplorable and unwarranted definitions" in the Oxford Dictionary. Macmillan, Conservative prime minister from 1957 to 1963, came into the picture because he is chancellor of Oxford University.

Senator Edward M. Ken-nedy (Dem. Mass.) said Wednesday i Washington President Nixon is the candidate of big business and "he's running for re-election against the American labor movement and the working man." Speaking to 500 labor union de'egates, Kennedy criticized Nixon's record on the war in Veitnam, inflation and unemployment, wage-price controls, job safety and national health care. "We are the party of hope, not despair," Kennedy a convention of the AFL-CIO 1 Walter Poenisch managed to device was not sturdy fit after two attacks damaged Poenisch clambered to a school of man-eating swim a record 90 miles up the Elor-ida Straits before he was forced to give up because of sharks. Poenisch swam in a specially designed cage.

ir wx i Hy Gardiner's Glad you ashed thai! I keep reading conflicting stories about Johnny Cash's four children by his first wife. Some say they live with Johnny and June. Others that they're with Vivian, the first Mrs. Cash. Nell T.M.

It's the latter, according to a letter from the first Mrs. Cash, now Mrs. Vivian Liberto Distin: "My four daughters. Rosanne (16), Kathy (15), Cindy (13), and Tara (10), live with their stepfather, Richard Distin, and myself," she writes, "here in Ventura, Calif. The girls have always lived with me.

I would like to add that there is no animosity between Mr. Cash and myself. He does call the children often and tries to see them every chance he gets. They spend two weeks in Nashville even' summer. My husband and I feel fortunate that you are setting the record straight so to speak." Do you have a question aoout vour favorite personality? Send to "Glaa You Asked That," Promotion Department, The Edmonton Journal.

Police in Moncton recapture escapee His two brothers, who called reporters at the scene a "bunch of vultures," arrived at the Gilliland farm house about 1 a.m. Two hours later after negotiations with police Mr. Gilliland gave up his fight against what he called a "rich man's conspiracy" to deprive him of his home, where he took a stand with his wife and five children. He set up the barricade Monday after shooting four horses from an adjacent riding club which he said ere raiding his garden. One of the animals died.

The barricade was set up to prevent a land administrator from evicting him from the house and property, which are owned by the federal government. Michel Brunet. the land administrator, said Gilliland's lease expired in August, 1971, and he had never signed a new one. He said Gilliland owed $500 in back rent in March, 1971, "and in fact never paid his rent." He said the house had deteriorated to the point where it was no longer worthwhile to rent. Gilliland said he is fighting a rich man's conspiracy because he had heard that his neighbor, Montreal lawyer Andre Masse, wanted 60 acres of the land.

Police said early today an investigation will be held" into Gilliland's allegations. For three days he stationed himself at a second-storey window with a rifle vowing to shoot the first policeman who set foot on his property. KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS HALL BINGO 10140 119 St. 7:30 p.m. "Tha Best In Town" Admission Still only $1.00 BY OWNIR Exclusive Westbrook area Marlboro Road.

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Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey of Minnesota spent an hour Wednesday evening with George C. Wallace in his Holy Cross Hospital room at Silver Spring, Md. and reported a "positive attitude" on the part of the Alabama governor about the Democratic party and its prospects of victory against President Nixon in the fall.

Humphrey's hospital visit to Wallace, his first since May 15, when Wallace was shot, was principally "to say hello." he told reporters. "He's a leader in the Democratic Party," Humphrey said of Wallace. "He has a host of follow-ers. I treat him with respect." Russian Boris Spassky, who has a reputation for glacial calm, had an outburst of nerves in Reykjavik, Iceland Wednesday, less than a week before he stakes his world chess title against Bobby Fischer of the United States. Spassky stormed off a tennis court and went to his hotel to sulk after three photographers began taking pictures of him with Jivo Nci, a compatriot helping him train for the match.

Meanwhile Fischer failed to show up in New York Wednesday for two flights that were to have taken him to Reykjavik. Finance Minister John Turner began a tour of provincial capitals Wednesday to call for a "voluntary co-ordination" of foreign borrowing to avoid unnecessary pressure on the Canadian dollar. Mr. Turner, following a four-hour meeting with Quebec Finance Minister Raymond Garneau in Quebec said, that he suggested a formal information system be set up between the federal and all provincial governments to make the "orchestration" of their borrowing possible. SALE RESIDENTIAL EDMONTON DRUGSTORE 3,000 tq.

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The duke said the death rate in accidents between autos and pedestrians would be reduced if the walker could be held by the car instead of being thrown to the road. Pope Paul today in Vatican City recognized 1 a d's post-war frontiers by nominating bishops for the western territories taken from Germany at the end of the Second World War. The Pope set up four Polish dioceses in territory until now formally belonging to the German archdiocese of Breslau and the diocese of Berlin. UNIR0YAL LAREDO The original rain tire 4 ply nylon whitewalls Site Price Eoch 775-1415 22.10 825.1415 24.20 B55-14I5 25.95 installed USE YOUR CHARCEX MARKET TIRE RETREADING LTD. 106 104 Ave.

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Auger, 65, publisher of The Province since 1959 and before that of the Winnipeg Tribune, will continue as a director of Southam Press Ltd. but has resigned as a director of Pacific Press Ltd. Southam controls The Province and has a half-interest in Pacific Press which publishes both The Province and The Sun. The Sun is controlled by F.P. Publications.

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A searching Royal Air Force plane spotted 70-year-old Sir Francis in his ketch Gipsy Moth about 200 miles off the French coast, heading towards England. He signalled with a flasher lamp: "I have been ill. No rescue. I'm OK." Fears had been expressed for his safety since he set out with 53 other competitors in the singlehanded event 11 days ago and failed to keep radio contact. He had just recovered from an illness when the race started on June 17 from Plymouth, England, to Newport, R.I.

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