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DAVE MCINTOSH tién from ra@ats|The. U.S. is also paying full de-|% Maritime coal ' Goninon Press Oicat Writer works out the point of velopment costs for SAGE and|!ems. within Canada... a OTTAWA (CP)—The electronic|tion and automatically fires Bomarc. “T am particularly pleased that | new +|brain which will control the op-|Bomare interceptor missile. The Sa the Commens Fiidey, Foul| G6 peeesment siete een on manny. Reve eetions of Conate’s ten Bemiee| Besere speeet, Suagien wpbee ey (L — Toronto Trinity)| will be consulted on .

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asked about a Toronto Globe and B 4 ; Mail dispatch from Washington = | Work on the site has started. Bomare stations located hun-| which said the American Bom- } ‘of milés away, it is under-|arc-B missile will not be avail- od the contrdl unit for Canada| able until 1963.

Environment)—gt North|is being established at North Bay| Defence Minister Pearkes re one Bomarc| because the RCAF barracks there| iterated that the Bomarc-B will scheduled to be instaliéd| will be available for us¢ by SAGE|be available at the end of 1961. CF - 100 jet] and Bomare pérsonnel. He did not say when it would be

squadrons already there|CANADA PAYS A THIRD installed in Canada. make the city.a prime tar-| ‘The program for on¢ SAGE| Doubt about the future of the of Russian war at-junit, two Bomarc stations and|pomarc program was raised this a eae ce additional racars will cost somé| oo. when the U.S. House of

vicinity of Mont Laurier, oa pay $125,000,000 and the United Representatives voted to cut it SAGE assimilates the informa-! States the remaining two-thirds.'by $162,700,000.

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