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, ae ‘ ~ + se e ¢ ” “Covers Prince Edward Island Like The Dew” . : | : ‘ “m * : % VOL. LXxIx NO. 285 rele me perme Fost Otten Segorteneets CHARLOT’ TETOWN, CANADA TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1966. a a ~~ a TEN CENTS 2 PAGES 5 ‘ 7 ‘ : ’ : = . — meee? cal E : dees ct 7 1 Q e cs : ® : - ay e@ . bis e ; ; i. British PM Moves To Invoke pte 4 a 8 VI i IUN Trade Bar For Rhodesia So | / ox ' OTTAWA (CP) — A govern: uary. "He : na : ment resolution providing up to| for the percen Catan LONDON ‘tAP)—Prime Minis-jsaid any agreement reached | 1965, rather than submit to Brit-| $30 a month for needy old age | ceiving the extra money by Ap ter Wilson has ordered Foreign’ with Smith would have been un-| ish demands for eventual Negro | pensioners was. approved by a|ril. The increases would be re- George Brown to fly |derwritten by a treaty lodged| majority rule in Rhodesia.) vote of 65 to 18 in the Commons | troactivé to Jan.: 1, ee to New, York today to invoke | with the UN. ‘Monday night and followed im-| *The information Tat eee WIVOLVED SAN ered REJECTS mediately by first reading of the | pensioners would be based sanctions against “Any breach of this treaty| Wilson two hours after government's bill. seb fuetiie age | would require us to seek trom/the Smith cabinet in Salisbury The resolution was supported | be.made later for whose i eee Cana The British leader, teporting |the United Nations mandatory | rejected the provisional azree- by 56 Liberals and nine New! income situation changed.’ : | PRESENTED ; to the House of Commons Mon-|*4nctions,” he said, “and not | ment Smith had signed aboard Democrats in a standing vote| He said the wt 25-YEAR PIN RE - |day might. on ‘his collapsed ef-|Becessarily confi to eco-| the cruiser Tiger in their 4% Tequested by the government. It|of applicants would be “a far. . ; forts at .a\ compromise solution |ROmic sanctions. hour Mediterranean encounter. was opposed. by 18 Conserva-|cry from. a means -test.” But The Charlottetown Branch of night, During the _ evening erat we 2 Baer pin _| with Premier Ian} Wilson said he had warned! The Rhodesian had been MR: DEANUIIN Itives, some form of eligibility had te the Royal Canadian Legion Mrs." Gladys, Bent. president Legion president, Smith, said Britain's UN Smith if # second unilateral de-| warned, Wilsom said, certain im-| Z The vote ended a day-long de- | be used. a held its Christmas party last of the Women's Auxiliary, was Ryan. gate, Lord Caradon, has called |Claration of independence took |evitable consequences would T to Has bate on the resolution, with op-| There would be no examing.-' : — for an early meeting of the UN| Place Rhodesia no longer covid |follow a rejection. oron position erities and one govern-| tion of “the nooks and eran - . Security Council on the point. assume that Britain would rule; Edward Heath, leader of Siete ee eee ames Brown | nies” of incomes. The proposal MR. SHAW COMMENTS Wilson gave an account of | out the use of force te supress | Qpposition Conservatives, New or (L — Brantford) — complaining| war designed.to guarantee a. $$$ $$ 2 events aboard the British |it. mented when Wilson had -|that . the measure included aj floor “under which a persom@® _- : oT cruiser Tiger in the Mediter-| He said the Rhodesian leader |pleted a prepared as armen teat eT. Ty ee Poa * l ° ranean during the weekend con-|had insisted his regime should| “It will be a bitter TORONTO (CP) — William | “I want my position in this . . : . tradicting the Monday version | continue until_the_views of ma-_ millions_in_ this country ” . mier by | jority black and minority waite | beyond that said in a h about. 10 min- nt Pp i e S Suggesi ion =e omen ll SS ae ae Ee Mea oe fee tnaina . . care. ee : He claimed Smith; leader of 2 | whether the' projected new con-| settlement”... ; ° goveriment, had | stitution was acceptable. To this Wilson replied: Is Described As Absurd Eisen Sissies) Ste ie

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has scorned me word mith . could | partures of a ‘major nature proved pact for ending the Rho- wee was. voniieg- amAinap i - was called British Minister Ian the: rejection f to 1,800 Cheering and vowed: goes on.” _ dat ieteecttig the i f— Tequesting 8e ithe rejection and f United Nations to impose mat| He said the British proposals, datory trade sanctions on Rho-|*ynder the heading of a return desia, | re to legality, are repugnant to the +The ‘¢onditional t-te nee ritain’ * the future’ of the African cdlony,| He said the British wanied independ- whose regime seized independ-| control of the armed forces and | ent These prineiples ence from Britain last - year, police to be turned over ‘o Sir |imcluded guaranteed progress was signed by Wilson and Smith | Humphrey Gibbs, the British-|toward Negro majority rule. aboard the British. cruiser Ti : governor of the col- ger in the Mediterranean off | ony refused to recognize Gibraltar around midnight Sat-| Gibbs after the declaration of 3 ordered the deportation of two seca alas ‘1 aw ‘SAN FRANCISCO (AP)—Rdin|of Washington aed driving con-| Yugesia ‘Wilson burried back to POWER FOR GIBBS ge and snow, whipped by. violent] ditions through Uke passes were| political aqvium in Gaaatey eu and ious cabinets ap- i cote tear | whirled across the west-|poor. _ : ’ Mayor. Don Reid was re |<s eae Saniay: ued, the governor would be ern US. Monday as, a vast |" Motorists were warned of the} elected for a three-year term fay ae ia tee ave |given power to appoint cabinet s,s : ee 7 pe. Ge Uie‘be waned. prompt [ve fom cusde the govern ae ee more than. 115 Setiicen beer |cinle Coast reDiaaaen Mal acta The Commons ees. “aed as take them tue af Gen rig Mr. MacEachen said simple: tipped off a section of Toof from jrain since early ‘November. p.m. to résume clause ME must be Africans (Negroes).” HALIFAX (CP)—The chair- | Canadian shippers with shippers | application forms will be sent a warehouse of the. Alaska| But the heavy weather was| clause <hhidy of the’ “gab met| Another point. was that the |man of the Halifax port com-j|in other parts of Canada. to everyone now receiving the Co., causing damage not confined to the West. ment's medical a lunch- | Rhodesian Parliament would be | mission warmed Monday that| But, said Mr. Mingo, 30-per-|regular old age pension in Jan- es eee ee ees See warned ea ne the British i federal railway legis-|cent does not permit ofa . mage sligh were up parts _journed. until _ . hand—Smith sinister impll- | parity when some freight rates Travellers’ warnings of heavy | England and Appalachian aah a et — the economy of the | were allowed to increase to mountain snows were in effectifrom the Virginians to New; (2 : 130) gor cont avi. peridd toll for the Sierras’ of central and | England. Freezing rain was ex-|_ Mimgo told delegates | 1948-58. northern California and — the | pected to spread into those sec- Day com-| Since 1958, freight rates have mountains of Utah, Nevada andjtions during the night and to freight |heen fozen and the federal gov- eouthera | Ideho. Heavy ‘s create slick and dangerous legislation is “all im favor ernment has had to subsidize fell im the Cascade Mountains streets and highways. e = ** the “railways with deficit pay- sy aca = @ ; to ht Oa ene oacane ne f: Higher Taxes And Austeri ot of the coum | Mr’ ines’ uid the. proposed| HALIFAX (CP) — A ninpber ; a : we must expand our S8®- |jegislation would allow , of future national‘ parks have : : “bed ee Be : manufacturing base and Sirens niet ae aoe been délineated so that the most Hinted In Manitoba Speech: very" teat Noo Gis lot tne"varable’ cous cured {infoulee eatonl park even 5 ‘2. ° x faver central plus 150 per cent. te et be cen- Ww IPEG (CP) = Hi ; “Deteber fasleral-scovintial producers. . This id ° Mariti ; tlantic Provinces, taxes-and a touch of austerity [eonferesce which it described as — — shippers would be, paying ae caret, Selene saver rnmen “abort: > ; 2 ‘i © ¢ , peared ibely. tor. Masidgbema te Tesi die rv " discount: on “orbere’ le wathing tm thé ieg:| Monday might. : the first session .of ‘the 28th ide ‘ oot wees 4B lislation to make the railways| He was addressing the annual legislature opened Monday with} « “ q and’ south of |take into account anything but | meeting of the Conservation and the speech from the throne. Tine tm Que-|their own costs,” said ‘he port| Outdoor Recreation Association As expected, the speech said bec 2 commission chairman. He} of Nova Scotia. ; nothing about a retail sales tax This allowance was designed | added that it could well signal|.. Dr. David Benson, newly- and did not state that any new |, to give price parity to Eastern | finis to the idea. of port parity |elected president, spoke of the

But the province’s revenue position was presented starkly in a section of ‘the, roundly criticizing the federal government for its new . tex equalization program ‘which,. it said, did not include the reeom- mendations of the tax structure committee.

“Inthe situation thas~-cre< ated . . . my ministers -must ask you to consider the serious problems of rising costs for ed- uestion, health and other ‘ ices . . .the budget proposa to be placed before you will make clear the necessities of the situation to be: faced.”

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