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Northern Affairs Minister Seen

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, At the same time he has

her Cabinet Members

was on his way out of the cabi

OTTAWA (CP)—1n @ govern. drawn prame from some oppo- net

Ment oft-criticized for minis-

terial wélikness, British Colum- writers: and informants say \e¢ grams from BC

bia's Arthur flaing stands out @: one of the toughest members of Preme Minister Pearson's eahinet

The northern affairs minister has acquired the reputation among critics as a sort of

sition spokesmen and editorial

has the complete confidence of the prime minister

Mr. Laing’s stubborness has been displayed on two ‘mpor tam tssues—the negotiations for transfer of some services for northern Quebec Eskimos to the

The fload. of protesting tele-

Was so great that the prime minister fel! it necessary , to issue a public

statement denying the specula tion and reaffirming his confi- dence in the minister This didn't stop Mr name being mentioned

Laing $s wien

abominable no-man His strong province from the federal gov- speculative reports--ofien a re- ¢tands on tricky political issue, ernment, and-his new national sult of the wishful thinking-out have even resulied. in attempts parks policy to curb profiteer- loud which is popular among

some colleagues to under-|ing im leases by private opera. Some mipisteral aides

mine him.

tors. When the outspoken Rene Le-

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vesque, Quebec's resources minister, first raised the Es kimo issue more than a vear ago he indicated tie province

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$90 pw MA eale 230 p.m.—Moment of Truth 401—Vacation Time

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wanted complete jurisdic.

thon over Quebec's F.skimoo- whether the Eskimos wanted ‘tt or not

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Mr. Levesque found a recep trve ear among some. federal \eabinet ministers from Quebec.

te a cas es But the deal foundered when $a Mr Laing stepped in and in- vol oe ences ry Nece sisted on meaningful consu!ta- ” reno tions to make sure nothing was 2:15. gmsnChanging face_of PAB: ‘done without the Fskimos' ap 730.p.m—The Lucy Show

800 p.m.—Dr Kildare 9.00 p.m.—The Great War

proval

It tank more than a vear to

939 pom.—Talent Scouts | work out an arrangement satis- 19.39 p.m —Gideon's Way |factory to Mr Laing and the 11.30 pm.—Newamagazine last statement by Mr Pearson

71200 p.m.—CBC TV News 12.13 a.m.—Local Weather 12.15 p.m.—Sign OH

on the subject was drafted bv the northern affairs minister umself

CKCW-TV In the months following the

first .confrontation with Mr Le-

143 om tation Sign O vesque. reports filtered ont of 145 pm.—Viit To England Laing

2.15 pm.—News Sports

Weather end

, 19. 49—Musie Scene

were

written about possible eabinet

changes. IGNORED POLICY There were more rumbling,

om discontent among, some gov- ernment people recentiv when the )-vear-old minister took on a Liheral appointed senator, Donald_.Cameron,._.over..the—de- partment’s new parks policy Mr. Laing decided ta “rack down on property leases in the national -parks. saying specula- tors have made milhons of dol- lars on lease transfers im recent vears. One Banff property leased from .the government for $30 a vear changed. iands for $100,000. : led bv Senator Cameron,

businessmen in Banff and Jas-4

per Park kicked up a storm and ai one point were demanding the minister's resignation The protests attracted some support within the government but! again Mr. Laing stuck to his guns itd :

and Provincial om Canada

The National Parks Association

ralhed to his defence and urged | the prime munister not to g.ve|

in to a vociferous minomty with a ‘vested interest'’ in scrapping

|"The Guardien, Charlottetown, Tues, Amg. 17, 1865. 11', |

Most Primitive | People Found In S. Viet Nam |

bv long bushy air Pina’ @ man appeared clad only on an old French military coat and

a loin cloth.

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tr att-tt tiny figures emerged

from the inker Three were

HO DRONG. Soutt ie Nam ‘AP eee 1 . ve children cand one an old mon ¢ f we 1g or om 7 rt om The old man extended his left munist’ guermilas in a_ trihal v lage linited States” pare hand as~if to stake hands ard troopers ran into some of the “*% holding # with his right ; : This is an ancient tribal ges world’s most primitive neople . 7 ture to show that his feelings T ie = stispensefu enéounter ee ee Friday ended in‘a round of Se ™ ‘

handshakes.

The M-man unit from the Ist

The Montagnards are moun. gain tribesmen dismissed aa savages by the people of both

Rattalion of the 73rd Airborne ‘Nort: and South Viet Nam.

Brigade went in hehcopters to —

chec k out the Mon: nard Vil COMPOSER DIES

lage south of contesied Route 19

in the highlands. Route 19 con NEW YORK AP) Mre.

rects Pleiku and the besieged Thomas P. Whitney, 45, Rus-

spec.al forces camp at Duc Co. sian-born composer and redord- Forty grass shacks sat on ing artist_and wife of a former

stilts about four feet off tie Associated Press correspondent

ground. Two of the huts. Kad in Moscow, died Friday night

been set afire by rockets fram in hospital. She had. been. il! for

an armed helicopter fixing sup- port.

Then there were shouts from the head of the column. Incred- ihiy two” hands appeared from the followed

a hole in ground

a year of cancer. Born Yulya Alexandrovna Zapolskayva, she was widely known: as an inter- preter of Russian folk and pop- ular music ~ortside the Soviet Union. Professionally she used

the name Yulya

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four spades and West leads a heart. You win the jack with the ace and have to decide now how to play the hand

If you play from force of hab- it, you may decide to enter dum- my with a trump and take a dia-

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and the trumps are divided nor- mally (2-2-or 3-1)

In the actual case. West takes the queen with the king, cashes the queen of hearts, and continu- es with a heart to the king. Fast returns the jack of clubs, taken with the ace.

Tt now a matter to establish the fifth dia- mond-as a trick. Yor iff a dia- mond high, enter dummy with @

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loser on the eizht of diamonds

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