Page 2, THE HERALD, Friday, August 11, 1978

By THE CANADIAN PRESS
Three families, members

of a fundamentalist religious -

aect, were in lsolation
Thuraday in their Letb-
bridge, Alta., farm homes
with suspected pollo 's:mp-
toms and as many as 60
persons in southwestern
Qatario were quarantined
after teste showed they were
the virus.

Ontario bealth officials,
meanwhile, were worried
that large turnouls at

VANCOUVER (CP) -- Old
age, inefficient fue) con-
tion and high nolse
levels will force the
retirement by 1965 of more’
- than one-half of the com-
mercial jet aircraft now
operating in the western
world, an internationa)
conference on the future of
the aerospace inaustry was
told Wednesday.
Ian MacDonald, director
of development and
operations engineering with

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VATICAN CITY (Reuter)
— Tens of thousands of
mourners from all over the
world filed past the body of

Voiceprints

‘Overreaction

emergency immunization
clinics might result in a
‘shortage of vaccine,

The latest confirmations,
all in Oxford County and -
adjacent to the Haldimand-
Norfolk Region in Ontario,
bring the number of Ontario
cases to four and to six the
mumber of Canadian cases
positively identified since

uly.
Two of the Ontario victims
‘were in hospital and two
‘were quarantined at home
‘under the Public Health Act,.

Air Canada, said 3,200 of the’
5,500 jet alreraft presently
providing 60 per cent of
‘commercial air trans-

difficult and costly to
maintain, he said.
Flight decks also lack
modern instrumentation
improvements, b= said.
The average life of an alr-
-plane, MacDonald said, is 14

Thousands

Pope Paul V1 in St Peter's
Basilica Thursda; the

Could Solve

WASHINGTON (AP) —
Heuse of Representatives
investiga

re teats in Dallas to
termine if an unidentified
sound during the seconds
that then-president John F.
Kennedy was assassinated
could have been a fourth

shat, committee sources said
Thursday.
Scientific analysis

’ suggests that if the sound
was in fact a gunshot, it was
fired by a second gunman,
and that Lee Harvey Oswald
conceivably would not have
been Kennedy's lone
‘assassin, the sources said.

The sources added that the
experts merely listed an
additional gunshot, beyond
the three already
acknowledged, as only one of
a number of possibilities that
could account for the sound.

Because of this, . in-
vestigators intend to
recreate acoustical con:
ditlons as nearly as possible
and test each of the. possible
sounds, including gunfire, to
try to establish if a fourth
shot was fired.

They hope to identify the
sound y comparing

tors plan to conduct .

“yoiceprints"—waving lines ~
that distinguish one sound
from another,.the sources

said.

Dallas Police Chief Don
Byrd said the police force
will provide aid to the
committees when the teats
are conducted on Aug, 22.

The unidentified sound on
Nov. 22, 1963—the day of
President Kennedy's
assassination— was
reported detected on a tape
recording made by Dallas
police of transmissions from
a motorcycle officer's radio
during the assassination,

The sound came 14

seconds after the three shots
the Warren Commission
concluded Lee Harvey
Oswald fired at Kennedy, the |
sources said. They quoted
experts as telling the
committee that Oswald
could not have reloaded and
fired that fast,
_ The Warren Commission
eoncluded that the evidence
indicated only three shots
were fired at Kennedy, all by
Oswald, and that one of them
went through the president's
neck and wounded then
governor John Connally.

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interior today as dry

lightning storms threatened

the area.

Bob Gibbs, Kamloops
forest distyict officer, sald
Tuesday the storms
touch off fires in area
forests which have received
no rain since July 16.

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offictals said.

Health officials In the
Woodstock, Ont., area said
the virus has been found in

living outside the
religious sect—the
Netherlands Reformed
Congregation—among
whose members the disease
was first discovered. Some
members of the sect refuse
innoculations on religious

ohn Ontario health ministry
official said one other case of ©
pollo bas been clinically

to 16 years and that moat of
the jets in-use In Canada
were ordered between 1965
and 1970.

“There ig no doubt that
eaupnent bump in 18 to 2
equipment hump
years, that is, the mid-
1900s,” MacDonald said,
FACING HIGH COSTS

The replacement situation
is “probably the major item
of financial concern that is
facing the air transport
world today," he said.

sor will begin Aug. 25.
The Vatican also sald the

be held outside’ the basilica:
in St. Peter's Square, which
can hold up to 250,000 people,
because of the large crowds
ex

pected,
Officials said that up to 200°
le a minute were filing
ial t into the basilica to
pay final homage to the
Pope, who died of a heart
attack Sunday after leading
the Roman Catholic: Church
for 15 years. :

A Vatican spokesman,
Rev. Romeo Panciroli, said
the cardinals will enter their
secret conclave in the Sistine
Chapel to elect a new pope at
Sp.m. (11 a.m EDT) Aug, 3.
They will remain sealed
from the outside-world until
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VISITED FP )LLAND

Dr. Louis Grant, medical
officer of health for
HaldimandNorfolk . Region,
said two persons under
quarantine In the Woodstock
area were visitors from the
Netherlands who have been
in Canada for some time.

Such persons may remain
healthy, but pass the disease
on to others,

MacDonald said the cost of
the program will be about
$56 billion by the end of 1925
and in addition, he said,
airlines will have to spend
another $30 billion over the-
next seven years to keep up
with an expected annual
growth rate of five per cent.

He said costs could be re-
duced somewhat if airlines
can increase thelr load
factors, increase use of

aircraft and raise seating Press

density.

quietly Thursday through
the basilica’s great brome
doors and up the main aisle
fo the canopied high altar
where Pope’ Paul often
preached and prayed. Most
bowed, mumbled prayers
and craned for a glimpse at
the ope
Some,
curlous,
photographs.
PUT ON VIEW

There had been some
doubt whether Pope Paul's
body would lie on display in.
St. Peter's or would remain
inside the wooden coffin in
which he was brought
Wednesday from the sum:
mer residence at vaste
Gendolfo to the Vatican.

The embalmed bedy
already had been on display

n coffin . '
apparently just
snapped flash

at the Castel Gandolfo others... . a,
Father Pancirolf said Pope

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Moat of the those under
quarantine have been in

. contact with members of the

Van Vilet family of Norwich.

Reick Van Vilet, 24, and
his brother James, 14, were
the first two polio victims in
Ontario. Both were admitted
to hospital in Loadon, Ont.,
10 days ago. A third brother,
Cornelius, 21, also has the
disease. |

The Ontario health
ministry Wednesday had
asked for a wider quarantine

He said problems have
developed because of ‘‘the
trauma of deregulation

within the United Slates, .

compounded by worldwide
ure for lower 'Fréddle
Laker’ typa fares and siz-

File Past Pope Paws Coffin At St. Peter's

doctors were worried that it .

would deteriorate too
quickly in the summer heat.

But one of-the Pope's
physicians, Dr. Matrlo
Fontana, said Thursday that
more preserving fluids were
injected into the veins
overnight.

Dr, Fontana said the
decision to leave the body

exposed would be reviewed - ote
the

hourly, -

Father Pancireli,
Vatican spokesman, sald
that more than 100 foreign
delegations will attend
Saturday’s funeral.

The United States will be
represented by Rosalynn
Carter, accompanied by
Senator Edward Kennedy of
Massachusetts, New York
Governor Hugh Carey. and

after further laboratory teats
showed that a person who
previously had been given a
clean bill of health actually

had the virus in his system.

" Tests in B.C. earlier this
week confirmed tic
polio in Jake Van de Pol,-a
25-yearold mushroom far-
mer from Chilliwack, who
health officials. said con-
tryear-li,courin visiting
li- cous
from the Netherlands, _
Van de Pol was in satisfac-
tory condition in hospital

nificant cost increases’.
Stephen Wheatcroft,
director of British Airways
subsidiaries, said he expects
there will be considerable

_ and continuing pressure for

lower fares.

Airlines will have to
labor. ceats,. which
paren erating per cent
opera’ coats
achieve this and remain
profitable, he said.

THREE COFFINS.

Paul’s body, which will be
buried in the Vatican vaults,
will be borne out of the
basilica in a plain coffin and
inserted into the traditional
tviple papal coffin of
cypress, lead and elm during
the funera] ceremony. The
lead coffin clone weighs 300

junds.

The conclave to elect a
new pope will begin five days
after the official nine-day
period of mourning ends
Aug. 20. The Sistine Chapel
will be closed to visitors
from today. ,

There was no clear can-

didate to succeed Pope Paull, *

and the conclave of 113
cardinals was expected to be
divided between con-

pervatives and moderates: A

noititalian pope is possible
but not probable.

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Thursday. His cousin
remained in quarantine. at
the farmer's home.
CONDITION IMPROVES
In a confirmed case in
Lethbridge, Alla., an eight-
year-old boy. who belongs to
the Dutch religious group
continued to improve after
being admitted to hospital

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rhe med cases in all

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‘Meanwhile, Woodstock-
‘area health officials said
Thursday that about 15,000.
Oxford County residents will
have been immunized by the
‘end.of the week.
But In Brantford, Ont.,
about 60 kilometres from the
Norwich area, the Brant
County clinic ran out of
vaccine Wednesday. It
received a new shipment
Thursday and additional
clinics were be: lanned
for two Indian reserves

InCalgary, Dr. David Hos-

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Tounization has been
suspended because of
dwindling supplies. He sald
the clty’s available supply
must be reserved for
children. :
Demand for vaccine in the
Chilliwack area has dwin-
dled, along with supplies of
vaccine, following im-
munization of 15,000 persons.
Dr. Tony Larsen, 8.C,’s
epedemiologist and a
member of the Natlonal
Advisory Committe on
Immunization, said the com-
mittee will meet Aug. 23 in
Ottawa to decide how the
federal government’s polio
vaccine reserve, kept in

Toronto, would be divided .

among the provinces.
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officials in B.C., Alberta and
Ontario sald there was
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who have not been im-
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