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Department, CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, THURSDAY, JANUARY 27, 1966,

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LINCOLN DEWAR MAKES PLEA —

a a Close Decision _Major Dispute Resolved)

| Is Expectation

speech’ debate rolled on for the

‘Personal Reasons Cited

: : o o As N:B. Minister REDERICTON (CP) ~ a @:.... Mines... Minister. 1° A. Riley has resigned m the provincial cabinet and his séat in the legislative as- sembly. ete Premier Robichaud .an- the resignations Wed- ay during a 20-minute ses- sion of the legislature. The res- ignation of Mr, Riley, Liberal member for Saint John City, is effective immediately. The. premier said Mr. Riley's reasons as outlined in a letter to him were »!‘personal rea-

sons,’ Mr. Robichaud said it does ‘Mot in any way t or in- eate any differences between

Liberal government and. Mr.

ley.

Mr. Riley, 59-year native of. Charlottetown, oe s. first elected. to the New. .Brunswicx legislature in the 1963 general

—s Before entering provincial Liberal member in ns for Saint John-Albert from 1949 to 1953.

REASONS PERSONAL

Mr. Riley said in a telephone ‘interview he was resigning for “personal reasons’ and there were ‘no differences between myself and the government,"

He said ‘I have been pretty well exhausted for several months, I felt I had to make a decision. to get out of the gov- ernment and get back to normal business life that is more tuned tomy makeup.”

Mr. Riley, who sat as a gov- ernment member of the prov- incial legislature's law amend-

INSIDE: TODAY

“election. He was appointed min-| Classified .....+-+«: 1 a ister without portfolio and chair-| Deaths ....ssseseesreass: 3. Man of the new Brunswick elec-{ Rirths .. ceabedicce

¢@ power commission M:- 28,| Comics eeeeeoes came thes, It was. under his direction | Sport ........66s+4+0« oe 1B Mat plans. for the giant. Macta-| Women’s........+...++ nn ee ie power development on the| Finance, markets ...... 23 it. John River were dev :| Rural churches ..... ite ae «He held the power commission| Editorials... «++ ++++++ A ychairmanship_ until, last Summerside .....--+++++ 3 = he ‘took over = mn Kings, Queens, City .... 5 , aoca®-| prince County ....-.+++-

inet tr seer : Prince County 2

politics, Mr. Riley served as the. the

late . Liberals 32,

Resigns |

ments committee, said his res- | jignation was’ in no «way con- | nected with the Liberal govern- | ment’s proposed legislative pro- gram of municipal reform. ~

‘In the broad general policy, I'm all in favor of it,”’ he said.

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ments committee had made ‘drastic .changes’’ in the. pro- gram as originally proposed. These. suggested revisions had mot affected the over-all purpose of the intended legislation that would give to the provincial government responsibilities in the fields of health, welfare, education and assessment now administered ‘by * municipalities. Mr. Riley, a lawyer, said he is ‘not prepared to say at: this point” what his future plans

@it be other than his inten- tion to return to business life. Opposition Leader C. B. Sher- wood said “the electors of Saint John city are entitled to an-ex- planation. from the man whom |they elected three years ago as to why he didn't complete his term. '

"It is jpoat ‘extraordinary Mr. Riley did not come ‘into ‘the

known for leaving the govern- ment and the house.”

Mr. Riley \said the amend- |*

|house * and ‘make. his reasons | high

Over FeedGrains Agency cin, ae . r ‘ee? F : i } Jet confidence, the sity ee Pee dae oe coe : a jeral government faces another department is By JACK, GRAY B.C.. advine the agency and its) They said they wanted none of fonight. this time on an. 11-per- |isfied with the level of aid pro- TORONTO (CP) A major \résponsible minister. This com- |this. If the east wanted a grain | dispute among eastern and | mittee should be “‘charged with | agency, it should, like the wheat lenets ead aout on aaa eg ae noite a eo prairie farmers over the estab- |definite and defined responsibili- board, bee supported by produc- ments to the Prairie F lishment of an eastefn feed |ties.” . : ors. Another close vote is expected sistance Act De ins. agency was resolved at| But before the resolution’s| Quebec spokesmen retorted | Amendments to the ¢ ‘ Federation of |adoption an argument erupted (that eastern producers felt SS ae ee ahanae tek alan wenad a are Agriculture conference Wednes- |between Prairie teptesentatives themselves exploited becaus of tax |duced to induce more provinces ° and those from’ Quebec prov- the high costs they had to pay announced in the 1963 budget. to join the federal - provincial The OFA decided after jime over the form the agency for fed grains, which they Marcel Lambert (PC — Ed- and sometimes ‘heated |Would take. - ,jmeeded for. their poultry and introduced the Ora Schreyer. freshman New a substitute | spPgAR AT ODDS” jlivestock. It threatened. their motion Wednesday, saying ac- |Democratic MP for Fe aint would ask the |" ‘the prairies argoed that ws-lese het paid’ cot’ ogame te oe needed to curb tafe ee ie hee ad” ” ronment ' : paid out mi aaa woke cnaed oy ae ag Gk Bik. Setrsend | the |nubsidics to aid the weet eae aid Rel Conndian SSRIS O° |Sclead’ poupiaes ser’ aeplaon’ provinces British I 2 it was st's turn. . } markets ° worke rural : - : o- that they thought its op- This led “Lineal Dewar of Pe lashed y URGES. INCREASED GRANTS The ‘erations. constituted a charge on |Charlottetown to make a- plea ; men | coleman He also proposed federal roid the agency would (waa "Sang "be east wanied (Quebec, Me sad previous pleat | the Lineal forcing 2 igaota to universities. be he eee oe wanted a . He said previous pleas Ny i : creased to one-third _ of assistance - legislative action was ‘pressing =o * ' : ; a admisister sterege om a tee tsncuee at Oar jon several: fronts, the universities’ capital and op- A R DY ; ‘d eer = * Sa tighter control of stock erating costs. ___.. | “SPARE HEART ALMOST REA ; grain supplies in public storage |S ——— (bankruptcy frauds. 7 td Semen gee eee : ee ee ee "All. cgpeeition gaxtins voix) complained that millions. “within a year," says Dr: substitute heart, such as the use in a heart patient's chest. (times required and in culficient ‘some Uberal MPs save called (OF dollars annually will-be—lost—-— Michael D. Debaitey of Baylor one he's shown exhibiting here | notes jamantity. ee ‘tor the repeal -of the t-per-cent | ‘e roe | ty Medical Center, a Wednesday, will be ready for _ _|__‘AP_ Wirephote) The saeney sioo would advise | | ‘sales tax. But the five Social |S. — eee Te zm eer : ore the on feed grains- Credit. members were expected Vers from the decision of Can- 3. 6. . é ', -, }iitcensing could be under con- [prevent a government de teat iis Semmens. ee 3 ‘ | tinnous review as a matter of land @ new political crisis. Aleide Simard (Cred.—Lac-St. ; national. policy. ane Jean) accused the Liberals_.of ‘ The price of feed grains, SAVED LIBERALS ‘ \pur suing collectivist policies : B ’ Meh ort ied in B.C: and The. Social Credit quintet which would it in the indi- { = ; leastern gouliry end livestock saved the Liberals from defeat | vidual fing a of | Y _ , |production long ties been a bone Huidey sad Tusstey sight when ictatary, tg virtual oreperty sf ~<a © }of contention to eastern farm, motions calling for $100-a-month \the state. @ LOOKEG FOr SOON COM LDS wa esti sae ies ye ‘ 3 5 ' } ie. ee: EY . | _ WASHINGTON, (AP) — Pres-|sought to build the -broadeast \mid the signs of a bombing |¢ h Nr Eee eecase and eihciale oad (WOK of the paintings.” | (ha S er + dent Jobnson_is-expected to is- |possible base on support for a |renewal, Senator Milton R.| -eue soon orders that .will send jrenewal of bombing missions. (Young (Rep. N.D.). said US. U.S. “planes on renewed ‘ military manpower in South jsp ing missions..oven. Nort! VietNam may have to be é- ie Nam.. creased from ‘the level »s,_.. Pwomembers of the Un » to of. about 200,000 men to. 500,000. States Cofgréss, briefed at’ thé” "oF South |Toung serves on’ a Senate io. Soe Per aan ed "Rs aaccpeion Ms ape Se ee a y to re | members, |@ions of the US.’ Central Intelli- co : new—and intensify—the serial who asked 49-/remain anony- /gence Agency. ‘groups: in Eastern Canada and Rol mas Eve since _Cerist-' mous, said — in - [ANNOUNCES FAILURE salt C dT ay | ) ; ROIe views ‘ti was Com-| The White-- House briefing | Trade Earlier, 45 sweaters worth al- i 7 reo : : aza’ Déan Rusk |munist response to Jobnson's|Tuesday came after the state : most $1,0 Delomged to have alerted the Chicago pecj6f Ellerslie, six milleg south of) OTTAY —Canada, next | warni oni ie Oa carried its | publicized, world-circling ponce.jlepartansat announced ‘that the Experts Sought ae iro, Peron Seaci te to. (ee ". |Edmonton. ’ wok On Saeed a Noche, he East where tbe snow—aong, a ’ os ” tensive. out been advis' igo ken from the forum. 4, ee - naiesance role it has perfornied |with freezing. tain and ° sleet— A-t0-- Zand almost. through Z. | governments its month - long ; | e ° , {for the United Nations in Egy, {closed echools d tlicked White House Press Secretary iled tc OTTAWA “(CPY— Spectelists RESPONSE id ) Gg | o ay Wate Howe ‘Press Seretary | pi ee in proce effet healed io pe | oTTAWA Ce oy eam (AY - Ottawa Said Lacking Nerve - [sce tori, i; ti defence dB sires. and bighwayy 8 _ Moyers : q suade the North Vietnamese Seven -students from the phy. ee pertment said Wednesday. | The new snowstorm—as its weighing all the factors im-| ).- ° ‘agree {6 negotiate. fisheries department to sical education department of | aa Neier sides po oo ‘A: squadron of the 8th Cana- two predecessors—moved out of volved in our position in South-| Cage Adjourned the messages said, the U.S, technical assistance to the salt (the University of Montreal told | To Eliminate Seal Massacre dian Hussars will return to | te northern Gulf of Mexieo te east Asia and is essessing and Trust Took ip the security of itg (©% Processing industry, it was |onorters Wednesday that they | yy Camp Petawawa, Ont., in mid- the coast of the Carolinas. The evaluating those factors.” TORONTO (CP)—Virgil Sum- jown: troops announced Wednesday. They {Stoved the swesters after 4 be February “the 112-man B |same st likely to move ” sei. \necg netics, 00, of Bay Wel hae celececored (this te will be assigned to main pro- Tiiday sik Site the | TREAL (CP) — Serge {there were some 20,000,000 seals : 1 B| oe et t hours lage, Ohio, was remanded ® duction areas in Newfoundland (S°™ y ‘Deyglun, hunting and fishing jof. the Greenland h n same regiment toward northeast off te oo ee oe Sas \seetey ae arenes Ae tear, [mopeetanee before the House, of |Shd Labrador ane’ |Quebec and Detroit Old-timers. columnist for La. Presse void eae "ts ee a By par (Tae Bot gypt as origin- |Atlantic Coast. ; came awey with the impression charges: in connection with a Doraiton. wesice — ~ David Molson, Canadiens’ pre- | Wednesday the Canadian gov- |there were 3,000,000 left and by - ee lochea ia ih ot that Jobnson and his top ad- |bingo-fixing racket operated in $16,000,000" foreign aid | ° os sident, said Canadiens plan ernment “hasn't got the guts’ |1963 some 1,500,000 left : eee nouns ia Relenbe: i oe visers see no alternative to re-|Ontario and United States cities nope m He said. $27 | Radioactivi » (\every action against them (the to take effective. measures| ing a recom- ginia and the northern part af ing Ch eis arvesiad Fak: re. He said. $275,000,- | / vl students) and I presume the De- against the “annual. seal mas ‘Now. the seals are being hich has pa- North Carolina got the full foree = — s be EE ee eee sexton,—-Gubh--aiall io cupevel ix § oe <5 |troit Hockey Chub’ will do like- ‘sacres” in the Gulf of St. Law: killed at the rate of 350,000 a | a 25-mile desert section of the storm in the forenoon and one Republican, said the |brought to Toronto where he |strain on the South Vietnamese | Increase ee ee ee re 00S ee — an: loroelt [= [eon Oy eee isa eer uaoeial evidensa * taal Shas he mat : males eS ay Vase night NHL tor tie any Sane said ge three-mile tout oneena transport ters end 1S ae [oreo Roanoke. d ‘bi evi raud the public, cheating at : a spa ‘ in § the North Vietnamese have |play and keeping a common ap redios See ath ares’ Is Mystery— game against_ ‘with a|H. J. Robichaud, federal fish- | ehores, and .linsite these Die on Conadi sions aa lo sa "ceoeriand sale Cane used the bombing lull, in its|gaming house, He was freed on |from one. congressman. that cor- | : ~~ |get of sweaters flown in from ries minister, is “apathetic to ber of seals to be killed by Ca- org aay paced: lanai: dhol “8 Itimore Sigaed Séth day Wednesday; to rebuild |$3,000 bail Jan. 21. ruption and the black market MUNICH (Reuters) — A their Hamilton OHA junior farm the danger of the total extinc- | nadians in one year to 30,000, jing im the force aarp Ht mryatin cies "Dowie Wael? Geaek eid bridges, cnlarge aup-|" Police say a bitgo-fixing ring |are dreidiag away U.S. sid. |terious cise in atomic codiaten [ow Se? “OWE SS Me Red tion of the seal population in /RAt the De tne orwenian (4400 “dha (UN Secretary Gea- |cancelied ie day's depots and to: move new |may have cheated bingo players; Aid Administrator David E. |over Munich is baffling West | Vines. i ; or 2 crews eral U Thant sent egret Northern New Yorkers tiated e insoles eed ny ee HA al wid wre oe mie eS gus ‘ihe yer wei rn ot ee, a a wl a ee cn 1 Viet Nam. _. [Ontario ‘and five U.S. eities be- tighten control its ai ; : | fe tside to} g Bat With messages overseas and tween 1952 and 1962. Séven more ‘South, Viet Se etme les cre Sanne ae a “‘stupid_telephone calls all_day’’ \the Society. for the Prevention |e, three-mile Henit. < eee te zero in Wanahena, < the bipartisan White House con-'men are, Sought in connection [corruption he acknowledged ex- |search in Bonn said it could of ‘and said he no longer consid- of Cruelty to Animals, that a) “The federal gove : Ssauaaemmmmnmmmerre meen = ference, Johneon apparently with the -racket. ose ee, ; fer no explanation for a sharp jered it a joke. {fies core a aes "es =. | ; » ‘arce rise in the radioactivity of reia that ‘Mr. MacLaurin “knows

| Krebiozen Decision Awaited

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Premier Smallwood announced |backer, Marko. 4, @ lawyer; » a few. hundred ballots

‘Dr. Andrew. C. Ivy, 72, chief omg them, but this could be

Canada veulal bo y icaaa metiical of the drug a ‘to give the .Opposition f “ sor ; g : : ately a $58, and Dr. William F: P; Phillips, oneeevative party victryi& 52,- ral practitioner. : « A Mies Sore charged. with. con- ay a 1,181-vote edge. The

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ee ent ar cre-_|false statements to the govern- ate 1,000. more in next | ment islabelling, = ~ * es 18 months -to cuobietantt | the os government ‘con- | Strongest of the three inde- | company’s present force of jtended krebiozen is worthless in is is bearded Richard | , : ; the treatment cancer and represents a left-wing would result ia jbanned it from inter-state ship- Radical Alliance group |;

increased annual production ‘of Prosecutors @ajd the four ~ F _to British . support

de nd Cconcen- |men intended ‘0 enrich them- — US. ‘involvement in Viet Nam. trates to 10,000, from 7,000,-. | selves sale of the drug " : — Gott has said he hopes to get 000. tons. , ee, to victims or families of victims DR. ANDREW C. Ivy, charg- esday deli ; least. 1,000 votes. mn plant also a ae groping for some cure for can- ed ann and frand after trial in US. | Another is Russel cae who its_ annual ‘pellets to |cer, The government called along Krebiozen' promot- _ District Court. - .|gays he represents Legions 10,000,000, he sai po gl map Sn ers, polishes his glasses Wed i (AP Wirephote) \of God. He has run in five by- (all

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