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LONDON (CP)—China’s - mil- tary spending was estimated today as the fourth-biggest in the world, coming after the United States, Russia and Brit- nin — and ahead of France,

West) Germany, Italy, Canada

and India: ,

For the first time, the au- thoritative Institute of Strategic Studies included the estimate of Chinese defence expenditure in its annual global survey, ‘‘the military balance.”’ 2

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Peking's spending totalled |

$400,000,000, less -thdn Britain's $5,937.000,000 “for othe -year 1965-66 and this represented 10 per cent of Red China's gross national product compared with Britain's 6.8 per cent. .

The inclusion of Chinese fig- ures was cited in an interview as an outstanding feature of this

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Tweedsmuir, governor - general lcause authorities: would not pro- | of Canada in 1935-40 ivide figures

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Vietnamese armed forces has been ‘overestimated: ground forces available to NATO mem- ber countries now exceed those | of the Communist Warsaw Pact and the U.S. is maintaining its superiority in long-range ballis- tic missiles over the Soviet Union although Russian war- heads are more powerful.

The privately-financed _insti- tute, founded in 1958 for re- search on defence, world se- curity and disarmament, is governed by an_ international

has research associates in Brit- ain, France, West Germany and the U:S. E

Where possible the institute, which gives its figures in U.S dollars,_used official govern- ment figures but Buchan pointed out that Communist de- fence budgets do not include the same range of projects as West- ern budgets. Defence research, for instance, might come under

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civilian: é@stimates in Commu- nist countries.’

Russia's ure was given as $14,400,000,000,

representing 46 per cent of the

embracing services produced by a country. | This was ‘artificially low,” said Buchan. The’ U.S. -figure was $54,200,000.900. or eight per cent of gross national product. France $4,607.000.000 and 5.7 per. cent : Canada’s con#parative figures | were $1,438,00.000 and three| per cent. and South Viet Nam's $152.000;000 and 15.2 per cent.

\FIGURES WITHHELD The — institute said some-Afig- jures have heen estimated be- |

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In the case of China, Robert McNamara, U.S. defence secre- tary, had calculated that 10 per cent of the gross national—prod- uct was going on defence. West- ern calculations of the Chinese GNP varied between $50,000,- 600,000 and $70.000,0,

“A reasonable estimate of Chinese defence. expenditure is therefore approximately $6,00,- /000,000,'" said-the institute.

The” institute's” force esti- mates date from August, 1966.

The institute said for the first time in several years, ‘ground forces of NATO members out- number . those_of the Warsaw. Pact countries. This was due al” most entirely to an increase of 250.000 in the U.S. army which partially offset reductions by such other NATO countries as Britain and France. |The United States’ three-to- one superiority over the Soviet Union in the number of opera- tional nuclear’ missiles con- tinued with the Russians adding 60 intercontinental and fleet bal- listie missiles and the United States 160. wade ;

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Soviet ICBMs _haye more-de-. structive: warheads but the U.S. ICBMs have ‘‘greater potential accuracy in delivery," the -re- port said. . ’ “The United States has, up to now, shown greater evidence of successful testing and firing ef | their. ballistie. missiles.” Anti-communist~ forces tn Viet

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twins’ parents had refused per- mission for an autopsy

Crystal Ano remains. in criti- cal condition inthe hospital but officials said she was progress- ing satisfactorily.

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{is no resentment among doctors lthat an autopsy was not~per.!.. |mitted.’’ ;

| -He said he was concerned that \the parents were apparently. ‘being made to feel guilty for jrefusing to give permission for

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John T. Law, hospital admin- istrator, denied that the hospital had used pressure and also de- nied that any’ hospital staff member other than Dr. Simpson and Dr. Paul Swyer, in charge of the neo-natal clinie where the ibabies were tended before the operation, had even discussed an. autopsy with the: McGees.

their child and that the parents’ are entitled to their own feel- ings. The Hospital is only” sorry. there have been such repercus- | sions,"’ he said. ace

Mr. and Mrs. McGee, who} live in Guelph, said in—a-—state- | |ment: : at | “Dr. Simpson has explained to justhat the cause of death’ was. ‘almost certainly known and they the surgeons have | already

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