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OTTAWA (CP) —- A recom- mendation calling for more French-Canadian civil servants in higher levels of government administration will be consid1 ered by a committee of cabinet ministers. Prime Minister Dief- enbaker said in the Commons Wednesday.

He was asked by Gilles Greg— 1 Dire fSC—Lapointel whether the report submitted by F. Eugene Therrien. a member of the Glassco royal commission government organization. would be acted upon.

Mr. 'l‘herricn said in a per- serial statement issued with the Glassco report that bilingualism now is not treated as an effl- ciont instrument of government a d m i n i s t r a tion. that more French Canadian public serv- ants should he in the higher‘ level of government. and thati present policies regarding bilin-l gualism are wasting money and ‘1 energy. 5

There still Is no reply from7 Quebec and Newfoundland to a federal request from the prov-li inces' views on amending thei British North America Act to} ‘ federal contributoryt pension plan. l

Prime Minister Diefenbakerl gave the information in a Com- l mons reply. All other provinces: have agreed to the. idea.

Prime Minister Diefenhakeri said the government will wait" for further developments in ef- forts to settle the future of Ka- j tanga before deciding whether; economic sanctions should be] imposed. j

He said, however. that the} government generally supports? the moves being promoted by: United Nations Secretary-Gen-‘ eral U Thant for the settlement. including writing a new federal 1 constitution for The Congo. granting amnesty to prisoners. and unifying the military forces.

The anual payment for per- sons acting as postmasters In t the four A t l a n t i c provinces l ranges from $245 to $3.840. Post— 3 master-General Fairclough re- ‘ ported. l

The information was in .a writ- ten reply tabled In the Com- 1 mons for James R. Tucker (L— i Trinity-Conception). ‘

The Board of Broadcast Gov-l ernors expects to announce its decision on the licensing of a second French-language televi- sio station in Quebec City early In the new year, the government said.

A written reply to Gerard Perron (SC—Beauce) said the announcement will be made fol- lowing the 336's series of pub- lic hearings opening in Ottawa ’Jan. 15.

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trations of these metals that are Ehem-n too small to kill salmon or trout would nevertheless cause abnor- n ma] unfavorable to reproduction.”

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.shore waters. “Hence the cod . . .

did not remain either," the re_ Financing can he convenient-

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of economics and develop- Macaulay said this ment, and Fran lee. inven- tor‘s Midwest representative. In Canadian show at Chicago.

board said experimental use of This, too, had been reduced DDT at reduced strength gave "partly due to an early fishing- promising results in avoiding in- up of heavy concentrations by creased pollution. foreign trawlers."

In another pollution study of The report said that “eachi the Miramichi River the board time a sufficiently large con-I found that the lead-zinc mine , centration of cod occurs on the: refuse in the northwestern sec- deep water grounds. the large‘ tion of the river could have se- ;, European otter trawlers are at- 5 rious effects on trout and 531- i tracted to the area and are able mon without actually killing the I to reduce such concentrations 3 fis before the local longiining fleet‘

“It was found that commucan reap much benefit from‘

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OTTAWA (CP) — Newfound- lthe trials. land fishermen caught fewer """"‘ cod last year because of com- petition from foreign trawlers and the movements of tiny fish called capelin. the Fisheries Re- Get the Id (i a 1 Christmas G 1 ft

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expressed doubt whether it was order. but said Mr. Fleming could reply if he wished.

The minister did not stir.

Mr. Orlikow mentioned news- ipaper reports that the RCMP has been carrying out such in- vestigations on campuses.

Later, Douglas Fisher (NDP— Port Arthur) asked whether the fact that a number of univer- sities are holding elections for lmodel parliaments leaves stu- dents open to RCMP investiga- tion. QUESTIONS WISDOM

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Mr. Fleming replied that stu- lduate n e w s p a p e r, said the political activities.

torn Berger (ND? ‘- Vancon- o ver-Burrard) pursued the 5&b-lSatﬁbrlvlng ject. asking whether the RC P , has been interviewing students 8 Future and faculty members with re- gard to political activities of 31.0 Be Pondeer other students. i

Mr. Fleming said he has had‘ OTTAWA (Cp)_The future “0 00mplaint5 ab?“ sue“ P "'3" 1of safe-driving week in Canada ter- The quesuons eyldenﬂylwin be revieWed at a meeting summed ‘70.!“ {in “"0"” m athere Jan. 16, Arch Bryce. exe- Student pUbhcat‘on- icutive - director of the Canadian

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Mr. Orlikow said he had taken ' dent activities with regard to

a particular complaint to ‘ttlr.I Fleming personally a day 01‘ s°lsome political parties leaves 8E0~ ltheir wisdom open to question. An editorial In the Varsity. the RCMP has dossiers on univer- iversity of Toronto undergra-gsity students who participate in

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In this year's campaign dur-* ing the week 0 cc 1-7, that Canadian Press reported 70 road i fatalities compared with 49 last year.

Mr. Bryce said the council wants to wait‘until the fatality figures for all December have been compiled before judging on this year’s experience. which

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