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the crop year.”

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year, C. E. Gordon Earl, exec. |tablished in 1963-64 utive director of the Canadian in-a-life-time year.

|The Guardian, Charlottetown, Mon., Dee. 18, 1965. 18 | t 4 final payment for the 1063-64 Mr. Ear! said dfring a ques

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Figu $ Given ldid not think it would be below SASKATOON (CP) — Final! eee

He said ‘the curent crop year crop payment to-Western Ca- is shaping up as a banner year, will be |\the* results of which may chal- onsiderably below that of last lenge many of the records e# | “that once-

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AUSTIN, Tex. (AP)—Presi-' McNamara said the FB-111 dent Johnson has given the go- would be capable of both stra ahead for a new high-speed tegic and-tactical missions and bomber to cost an estimated equipped to carry either nu- $1,750,000,000 by the time 210 of clear or conventional bombs. He

them are in operation by 1971. placed its lead ca at. 50 wheat board, told the Saskateb- ae To be known as the FB-111, | high-explosive bomb weighing Sian rats Only 19 per cent of American & wil be ‘om — ie me as .

He expressed little doubt the |citizens taking a TV citizenship oe. S, the TFX |, McNamaragbald the U.S: final ¢rop payment for 1964-65 /test were scored “good” or “ex- |. 1.8 defence department's | bomber force now is four times would | (be “considerably less cellent” im their knowledge of , ‘ety that of the Soviet Union and $8) civilian and military chiefs'con- that he foresees than the $272,000,000 paid out in'US. affairs. ferred. with Johnson for more cj oe Se ee

t than — + at his — | ity at Saad anergn te unt tox: near Johnson - Defence Sec- | LOADERS retary Robert..S. McNamara | = said the US AT later tld 8 pram conference heavy Netiinten and thet Gee te here about plans for the new ‘ a to- | SPECIAL PRICES bomber [tol wil doep to shout GS Wy ° 41 | the end of the decade. The force McNamara said the FB-111 will fly twice se °fast as the |e" wil be made up of 356 . - . . Peta 1-Michigan 125A Series 2 Loader — a tae Pew Mave service, plus the 210 new F-ilis,

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General Dynamies Corp builds the F-111 in its plant in Fort Worth,. Tex. McNamara 'said this company, together with the current sub-contract- |ors, will build the new bomber.

McNamara disclosed that the United States now has’ 180,000 troops in Viet Nam, the highest official figure yet announced, - | but declined to discuss any fur- |ther buildup of forces there. “ | He -described bombings of sion of Congress will be asked | North Viet Nam as justified

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to authorize the entire $1,750,-|from a military point of view. Viet w nd \ mortars blasted ary 000,000 FB-111 program, He de-/ The cost of fighting the war uae aadeed yo pvt y Marines Shea air- clined to estithate how fast the | appears to be running at the

paddy near village of Que Son lifted into the area, about

money will spent |rate of about $6,000,000,000 a| as US. Marines moved past miles south fo Da Nang, after

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Communists practically de molished a Viet Namese rang- er battalion. (AP Wirephote via radio from Saigon)

be He said the first of the new | year—about $16,500,000 daily— bombers will be in operation in | and is expected to rise in direct 1968 with all to be ready by proportion to increased US. 1971. | participation.

"$3,000 Per Year Described Minimum For Family Of Four

OTTAWA (CP) — A Nova; less than $3,000 a year ‘ran't be redesigned to cater to luw-

deVote more than $60 a month to |income as well as middic-in-

A co-operative housing pro-| Alexander Ghelepin dominated Scotia study says those making | gram started in 1938 needed to | all political speculation here

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ShelepinName Dominates Moscow Political Guessing

MOSCOW (GP)—The name of , decided whether Podgorny re- mains in the secretariat or re- linquishes hie membership. For following announcement he relieved of high

housing without depriving them- selves of food and other neces-

$3,000 figure is considered | a federal-provincial confer- now mecting minimum a fam- get by on.

the Nova Scotia

come groups. HAVE POORER HOUSING

“Negro settlements, number- ing more than 200, géncrally have poorer housing and inferior Public services,”’ the report said. “Action needs to be taken to improve the housing environ- ment and services without dis- turbing the social cohesiveness and structure-of the community.

“Small communities, both

government posts to concentrate on Communist party work. ~ Despite widely held opinions to the contrary, some experi- enced observers insisted that the ambitious“ former head ‘of

effectively checked in his drive for top power in the Kremlin. Ht was announced Thursday that Shelepin, 47, had been re- lieved as vice-premier eo he could ‘‘devote himself to work

the Soviet secret police had been | the

He-eould-be—steipped bership ‘later, possibly at the next central committee plenum.

he held the presidency, Just who now is No. 2 Brezhnev remained unclear.

Some observers,

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White and Negro, face similar))in the Communist party central | changes engineered this week.

Problems.” committee

The report § indicated that circula that many of Nova Scotia's 11,900 ice bi step us the : |\Negroes are equatters reluctant |ghoes of Nikolai Podgorny, to improve buildings on land |mnewly named to the — Soviet they don't own. “Land ownership | presidency, who had wieked “|might be an incentive te im-|vast influence as director of provement. * |party organization, -

Another factor was the re-| - The Communist party is the luctance of Negroes to get into |fountain of real power in the Less expensive public housing’ debt. Emphasis would have to |oviet Union, laying down pol- was meeded, “especially in|be placed on step-by-step of jiey guidelines which the gov-

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present standard of public hous-| More than half the. Negroes

{smaller communities where the |More’ than improvements. ernment follows. ing would almost be-in_ the | lived in Halifax County-

first deputy premiers idium members.

decessor as president. Mikoyan, who gave iM health as the rea-— eon for resigning this week, was_ 70 Nov: 25. He had received the Order of. Lenin, Russia's highest - award, on easions.

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The paper said Nova Scotia's housing commission is being re- placed by an agency to spear- head new programs.

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(Inserted by the family) MRS. GEORGE CAMPBELL The death of Mrs. George. \Campbell occurred at the Prince | County Hospital on Nov. 24th,

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(80th year and had lived in Bor- L iden since 1914. She was of 4) kind and loving disposition and | endeared herself to | friends with whom she came in| contact and was always willing to lend a helping hand. She en- ldured her suffering with great | Christian fortitude and was a)

firm believer in the Christian faith.

Phone 4-4497 . sts. ae LIMITED =. ace ar , nahie Bises 5 CES — ; naevpenaen 58 Great George St. Ch'town ee REAL ESTATE a. Pp ee kik Necchi Sewing INSURANCE leaning Services 92 QUEEN STREET : oi % DRIVE-IN . sarrey PHONE 22448 |. — Limited Sisidre og id daar ot cued All modern Equipment. Wash EAT OFTEN ing machines, vacuum cleaners = and ceilings. Strip, seal and floor polishers. ‘ Tre-wax floors, and janit- At The We also make button holes, orial services. : és tover buttons. Make alterations. Telephone 2-2747 A & W Drive-In nae St. = ae R Rohison , 4-8272 side 6-5949 ° Montague O'Leary 12 Alexander Drive ee msec % ro — FOR eee ee it’s the only place you ELECTRIC PLANTS REAL ESTATE | NURSERY STOCK ae oes s . en +—___—___—_———| 90 Kent St. Ch’town Christmas To All Users of ‘Look for the Bright

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The late Mrs. Campbell was) predeceased by her husband, | who passed away 15 years ago, also by a son Edson in 1958

She is qurvived by a son, Os- lcar of Borden and a” daug i Wanda, Mrs. Arnett Bell also of | Borden, a brother William Ro-| gerson and e sister Mrs. Jemi-| ;}ma Howatt, Cape Traverse, al- | \90 the following grandchildren: | Mrs. Fred Leard; Betty, Mrs. Roger LeBlanc; Garry Camp-| bell, Linda Campbell, also Eldon | Campbell, Shelvie Bell, Carol| Bell and six great grandchildren |

The funeral was held on Nov.” 26 from the Free Church of Scot- |

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\land, Cape Traverse, with the| \service conducted by the minis-

jter, Rev. Ewen MacDougall as- isisted by Rev. R.M. Cameron, |

ue. Hymns sung were the 2rd and 12ist psalms.

A large attendance at the ser- vice testified to the high esteem | in which the late Mrs. Campbell | ‘was held. The following were the | pallbearers, Clinton Howatt, Claude Howatt, Wilbert Dickie, | Earl MacDonald, Irving Mac-

|Donald, Milton Martin. Interment was in the church | ‘cemetery. ;

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|the Golden Fleece Order.

Mer DUKE

Robbers Get

Priceless Treasures

LONDON (AP)—Two robbers broke into the Duke of Welling- ton's town house here, beat up a guard in a, section used as a museum and escaped with three priceless jewelled treas- ures of England's military his- tory.

They escaped from Apsley House amid evening rush-hour crowds, taking with them: ‘

1, Greater George jewel Order. of the Garter, presented by Queen Anne to the first Duke of Marlborough and 100 years later to the Duke of Wellington who defeated Napo- leon at Waterloo.

2. The multi-tiamond jewel of

3. The gold, diamond and emerald - encrusted. Russian marshal's baton carried ia the Napoleonic wars.

The stolen relics could not fhave a price tag put on them because of their matchless his- torical worth. The diamonds in the Fleece jewel alone were las

| valued commercially at $28,000.

NOT AT HOME The duke, 70, was not at home at the time of the robbery. Apsley House,- surrounded by

@ six-foot-high spiked iron fence, |

sits in its own grounds at the edge of Hyde Park amid Lon- don's busiest intersection.

The raiders staged their epec- tacular coup at the height of the evening rush hour with tena of thousands of persons pouring by outside.

Moving just before closing, time, the two thieves went im- mediately into the display cham-

+ where the most valuable relics were stored: They shut the door and hamered wedges under it.

The 60-year-old guard on. duty inside was struck down with a club. r

The raiders smashed three show cases, grabbed the relics

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The family of the late Mrs. British Empire Dairy Show be- George Campbell wish to sin- jing held here. Mr. Hughes was

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*|Dr. J.B. Downing, Rev.

icerely thank Dr. D.L. Stewart, /first in the Open September Ewen jclass and also was first in the MacDougall, Rev. Mr. Webber, |Block class. He wins the T. Rev. R.M. Cameron, Mr. David |Eton Co. Grand Championship Compton, nurses and staff of award and a share of cash ‘Prince County Hospital, Cancer prizes offered. The reserve Society and all those who sent |champion cheese was shown by flowers, messages of sympathy |Glen Wyatt of Mountain View or helped in any way during our cheese factory in Prince Ed- irecent sad bereavement ‘ward County,

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