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HERRIDGE To quit HOUSE -

H.W. ‘Bert! member for. Kootenay, cided to™retire ~from_ politics when the next federal ‘elec- tion is called. He said seve: ral factprs influenced ‘his de- Cision, (the main reason being

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“the misses has put her foot down,”" Mr. Herridge was first elected to the Commons in 1945. A native of Randon, 7° jEngland,.where hé was born Feb. 28. 1895, he came to Can- ada with>his parents in 1906.

Canada Council Grants Made In Field Of Publications — &

OTTAWA {CP . Council grants totalling $47,100 to assist in publication of books and magazines and to help other purposes in tie Canadian pub- lication field were announced Tuesday. amount. a $15.000 grant, goes to the bi - monthly magazine Canadian. Art for as- sistance during 1965

McClelland and Stewart Lim- ted of Toronto receives for publication of a book on Es-

kimo carving by Prof. George Swinton of the Univ rsity -of Manitoba na

A $4,600 grant goes to the

joint committee of -1’ Association Ges Editeurs Canadiens and the | Canadian--B-0- ok tblishers*;; Council. Montreal, to assist with the exhibition of Canadian books |

at the 1965 International Book | | Legault. “titled Le Concept _de_la|_

Fair at Frankfurt, West Ger- meny: in October * A grant of $1,500 is made for

@ market survey in major Ca-

nadian universities to help esti- |

mate demand for Carleton li- brary paperbacks, a series of

* out-of-print Canadian documents

end books.

Magazine grants: Liberte. Montreal. $3,000: Fiddlehead Fredericton, $500: ~~ Dialogue, published by the Canadian Phil- esophical Association, $2.50; and Bulletin of tie Humanities Association of Canada, $1,900

Lesage Sees

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On Provinces. QUEBC (CP)

dean Lesage said Tuesday the federal government's legislative

frogram outlined in Monday's |

throne 5 fia rs to in- intrusions into fields *gnder provincial jurisdiction, $” He indicated that, if the case, his government will seek to “opt out’ of such ‘pro- grams: as it has done in the Past, in return for ‘fiscal com pensation.”

The Liberal premier, speak- img to reporters after a cabinet meeting, said he would like more precise information on some of the “‘vague"’ proposals

made in the throne speech open- ing the third 7s the 26th

, Parliament.

It appeared at is stage, however. that. the Pearson gov- ernment's _legislative program conflicts with provincial rights

' in the fields of social assistance,

housing and health.

"If this represents a return to

the former regime, we will take ‘the necessary steps to se ethat we don't fall again into tie same. difficulties,’’ the premier said. “! plan. speaking for the governmem. @o see that the rights of Quehec are respected in entirety and that the fori ‘of our opposition to federal in- terference in fields of our juris- diction will not be negative.” - His reference to the former regime appeared to cover the Diefenbaker Conservative — gov- ernment which he previously has accused of over-centraliza- tion.

KHRUSHCHEY SHOWS UP

MOSCOW - (Reuters) @mer premier Khrushchev his wife, Nina, appeared at a Moscow» exhibition of Russian paintings Monday ‘and _ spent about an hour -looking around. The former leader who wil} be 71 this month, last appeared in public March 14 when he voted im the local elections at a Mos- cow voting station

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Clark, Irwin — Company | Limited of Toronto receives $2,- 000 for translation into English | of the third volume of Gustave | Lanctot's History of Canada.

Harvest House, Montreal, re; ceives 3600 for translation into English of Raymond Tanghe’s Artisan. de_l'Unite Ca- nadienne, a biography of Sir Wilfrid Laurier: ~A$1,000 -grant.-goes: Canadian _ Institute —_of

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English .of a study by Albert Dissuasion: Ses Exigences Stra- ; tegiques-et-ses Incidences sur ‘a- Politique. English title is NATO, Strategy and Politics.

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