The Brandon Sun from Brandon, Manitoba, Canada • Page 11

Warns of Red Power trouble Thutt4Y, M. 11,. THE RAN DON UN, 11 Insults cause rioting: Gregory CALGARY (CP) Dick Or- folks and yelling 'Red Power' ple said they were supposed to happen, everybody said we have a cool year." In the future violence will decrease, he said, because the main cause of riots, insults to ghetto residents, has been partially corrected. "Every riot we've had in the last five years has been after an incident between a cop and a ghetto resident. Now cops have been told there are certain things they cannot do in ghettos." "We think it was the slum conditions and the poverty that riots in If this ory, a former comedian turned civil rights worker, said Tuesday that' if Canada is to maintain its international prestige it must ensure native people are "treated just like other human beings." He told students at Mount Royal College: "It's got to be an insult io you personally, that your Indian brothers are so poorly treated while Canada is taking food and aid all over the world." "The Indians are going to live on their reservations until they start shooting at white were true white hill-billies would have torn up the back country years ago.

"It was the insults thai caused the riots and black folk in America are getting Ie3s in-suHs than they ever had before. If you decrease the insults, you automatically decrease the riots. "I think the hill-billies today are getting more insuits than the black people and if we do not solve the problem we will eventually see explosions in the poor white communities." Mr. Gregory is on a speaking tour of Canadian universities and colleges. ana wniiey liu.Hame.

Once they do this, he predicted, they'll get on television and be invited across the country on speaking tours. Mr. Gregory, a Negro who ran for president on the U.S. Peace and Freedom Party tick- et, earlier told a news conference that 1968 has been one of the worst years for racial violence in the United States. "White America has programmed us and themselves to believe there is such a thing as the riot season.

Because riots didn't happen when white peo I Saskatchewan MP doubts farm value of agreement OTTAWA (CP) Parliament Gleave (NDP-Saskaloon-Big-moved Canada closer Tuesday gar) said during Commons de-to implementation of the Kenne- bate on tariff resolutions aris-dy Round agreements on inter- ing from the Kennedy Round national trade and tariffs, but a But the resolutions were uass- SaslratliDuj'iri ij 11 i Chief talked fire, then he fought one Shortly after the meeting end- Gerald Dyck and Steve Skibo ed, Fire Chief J. E. Carey was were given awards at at the scene of a fire on Ros- the Jaycee meeting, with spark ser Avenue, directirie his crow nino iwarHt nivon m- twi. lx aaiu UK eu wiuiuui aisseni ana trie gov- agreements are of doubtful ben- eramenl immediately intra due- efit to Prairie farmers ed leaislation to irnnlement Its VV mm V- but earlier Tuesday eve ning Fred Woodfield and Walter Neu-f Chief Carey took time to talk feld. "If there are benefits, have yet to be shown, incjr new hi svneauie oy oan.

i. Alf New international agreements on trade and tariffs were concluded recently in Geneva after several years of a a i ning known as the Kennedy Round because of the initial impetus given by the late U.S. pimon of he need for satel- nationai was presented to A. D. hte fire stations in the city.

MacDonald. This award includes Jaycees agreed, after hearing lifetime membership in Jaycee Chief Carey, to conduct a pub- international. lie survey in -Brandon to as- certain the feelings of the gen- 1 andImem- erai public about the satellite Transcona Jaycee Mini-lass gets help, Gran waits Rarrv Wiffnrrl PWi- rD tp-i c-i BACK HOME Four members of the 26th Field Reeiment militia unit at Bran- FIRE CHIEF CAREY Jaycm to Mp io uus nre protection ot the Mr. Gleave said Canada apparently moved into this bargaining at the insistence of the United States. Mace Tests can wait Willis Li.

Warren and Bdr. Wayne Jones left Brandon July 12 and returned home in mid-November. During their German service, the four militia soldiers took part in the fall exercises of the troops attached to the North At- LONG BEACH, Calif. (AP)- don have returned to service here after four months of full-time service as "regulars" attached to the Fourth Canadian Infantry Brigade Group, 1st Royal Canadian Horse Artillery, in Germany. The four troopers from left Bdr.

But no sooner was that new Standing forlornly beside an agreement negotiated than the (CTP) City Po" federal government is con-automobile stalled just off the United States cut the price, and Uc J- (Duke Kent ducting tests to determine their ouin vua inguway on outer- anaaa encountered one of-the yun iu ul me accuracy. ent days were a shapely lass toughest sales periods in a good coltrol gas Mace on him- Chief Kent said the demon- oi ist in a nuni-sKirt and a grand- many years." aeii dim omer senior members stration would likely occur af-! Three sections for Banff? SOOTER PORTRAIT STUDIOS are back in Brandon by popular request. in natural color taken in the home only $4.95 For coupon and appointment phon Lour, 727-Sil. ifuuicujr ijr ut Anouter drawback was that yiuw: uepi mieni nave ter me tests have been com- It was. a test of who does the Soviet Union, a participant be?" delayed until possible dam- pleted at the University of To-best among ladies in distress, in the old international wheat agmg effects of S5 havc ronto.

Within three minutes after at- agreement, wasn't in the Kenne- been investigated, tractive Temre Jaco took up dy Round -and therefore isn't When six cans" of the riot con- her position beside the bound by the terms ot the hew gas were bought by the Garaae SOClCed the first of a parade of males grain; aiTangement. police department lait June StODDCd lf trv tfl rnsrua Via Mr fc1- PhW ITant 1. i Each time the scene was re- ers deserve a statement from Gordon Gilkes said they would brS at staged at a different location. Trade Minister Jean-Luc Pepin test the gas on themselves to she had an of er of assistance "telling them-where the agree- show the public it was. safe.

foS SLTSiJSLsJf; Rd negotiations, causes permanent damage to a quantity of batteries and other stonoPri for ita LTS ueye, nave oeen maae ana smail items were stolen. CALGARY (CP) A plan to divide Banff National Park into separately administered zones for recreation, and research iias been proposed by the Calgary Chamber of Commerce. Fred Scott, chairman of the chamber's national parks committee, said Tuesday a brief suggesting the division would be "prepared and sent to Jean Chretien, minister of Indian affairs and northern development. must delineate between wilderness reserves and recreation centres within a i anal iparfcs," Mr. Scott said.

"The two are not compatible." The chamber does not agree that parks can be multi-purpose areas providing room for development, wilderness and research without separation, he More wilderness areas should also be added to national parks, Mr. 'Scott said. The brief will also ask' recreation areas be established only at locations suitable for tourism and where both indoor ar.d outdoor activities can be conducted regardless of weather. The chamber also suggested several guidelines to be followed in acquisition and. main-tance national preserves: No commercial or recreational development in areas Wilderness areas, large enough to include most locai species of plant and animal life, but not so large -to be inac cessible No tracked or.

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