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“Covers Prince Edward Island Like The Dew”

Cloudy \llth it‘iriwfliii'i'te;_ clearing in afternoon. ltzlit winds becoming north “est 1.3. Law-high lit and 28.

' ' 'l “flu II cm: an . o, I ‘ yvt n v ‘ . 7-“ '_ “m "‘ "’" "-‘--——»--«—. vot“ IAXVII- NO- 62 “3...:an “5.431,, ,gwmgugi, ﬁréggum rm. (.HARLOI IEIOWN, CANADA, iniiiAi, MARCH 13. 1061. “mmj‘Q” SEVEN CENTS 14 PAEES

EDUCATION MINISTER SPEAKS

Scheduled For |

by DON Mat-LPN“) 'iiw “Elm. ﬁ‘uleitts‘ fees at P“ltlt'P l)flll"_‘is. win, Colt-2c in (‘harlotttt wn u ‘1 hr .nct'oescd iit Sepieittber, p t;_:- :c Dewar. min'stei' 01

fee: o‘ other col- we p'an to increase the fees this year."

.\\ff)L.\"l‘ NUT DECIDED

\ii' \latlicsuii asked how

.- lt.‘llt"1l. said in the Legi;la- _

tr r \t‘\ t‘."lil,\'v ""tt'll tltt‘ increase will amount

llttitc llr l)c\\‘;ir was taking V "‘

r ‘ ill the burtzei dcbutc aitd .“ ‘ttll he atiiic'trce'l iii due

r‘ w‘- of 'I‘.t‘tc.t.t‘(t costs 01 ""”'7‘"- d'lHH‘l'f‘rl l)t' Dewar

‘1 M... (1mm [1,)” [‘1‘ i” lit" sz'tt‘t "it's :ovciitmcnt policy

it \tiithcs :isird h.m J13” 3‘35"" m‘rtt decided“

the it til H n Titt‘ liltiHiTi bllti'lt‘i estimates

tl' ll revenue i"t|m \‘lKiOlllS. tees

. I e " \e i * ill'tt' of l’t't:i:e of Wales (7.3]. ' .t be $103,000 For the fiscal

—,\ ~chimp in ill" t‘hitlllflll‘t'l

lu'vm‘ m he hwy!“ “m yi;.:' citttiti': ill'~ m nth, rmctt

I. ‘W mm ltt \ il't‘tll stii leiits' fees are es H Hum. \Wd m...“ “I” m, i"“ti"fl n' Silllilin

9,. .i mm 1'1 lll" tiiiiu'iei' of 'liiu‘s an int-tease of at .i nuciidi'i: the t'itllt‘jc 't'a ' .i‘t pot- t-ciit,‘ s'iirl George

l"r'.:it<ti'i l. Silt lvittﬁs‘

‘and iii ivPl‘D'll'I w.th

nnocen looking Bill Sparks Heated Debate

lti .\,\.\('\' “'lll'l'l’l ’\t" “F. Farmer tetot‘tt‘d. - .l‘l‘ittt'HI' ltiiikiti: fill" and tend sec‘irtn H of the , 3 “it . sr‘i'tind ‘l"i‘.'i.-.iii*v \ct which authorizes t. w.‘ it '.~l:zttirc ycs- the :ite'uiment to invest in i -.;,i ;('|iL‘;‘;Ilf‘(l the of the among other rhintzs. deposit te- vii ~ sled (lllrt'Unsltlllﬁ of this (t‘tllli'i h. 'ti alnio~' imposes. upon the to .\ei t.» \iiiiiid II‘\f‘l'lllllf‘lll to pitt money in tccciiit \ct." the itit= particular form.“ Mr tllt‘ :oiernmeai to hamper pointed out i $10 million on dc. \lr Farmer said the purpose it... :, .gt' tlian the. pc-ciit t'-iitt iiiicrl on page 3. cc ;iii~ii .» #3 iii llttin " til -: at ’l',.a.sii.er it n .\1 AM it l'.i:'mer. the bill's iit'ti- u i. ‘ll cxptatiiu: tltt‘ no that the amount

it lllt‘ act had ottizittally

This Morning

li- . ‘3

2 million, and had been. It t‘ixi‘l to $5 mtl:on iii tool. l 'l‘ite chtstature meets this i't ~ ‘ tl‘C :ovcriiincnt ttiids It't‘l‘ttttl" N l“- ‘ iti': tt'tottcy in deposit scheduled includes i: '.t god \mi- iii“ pm. t‘t‘i".!flf‘l‘£ltttttl o’ legislation and

the debate on the budget ad

. ‘0: "it‘ safekeeping and if funds of Ht? (“9“ 1"‘ll‘n]‘(\\'ln(‘(". There was lost one .si'llitm "'t'e of interest is five fi“;1f‘l'.‘l.’i}‘-—ll1 the afternoon, 0‘“ “Ni.” he added. aitlviuzth the tentatitc sched» to...“ Fprgllmn ,imtph tile called for a sitting larsf ‘ I asked if the amendment "iii" “i "due to the fact that you \iutt-tdui \:l\\ a number of

exceeded the $3 million It .ls :et second and third reari-

n'i the past year'. in: and Dr George Dewar. ’i think 's is it." he minister of education. spoke In 1“ -’:cd the debate on the biidzet Dr. “W did not exceed the ltcwai' adioiirncd tite debate at

art uni tn the “0th Ret-crpl .‘i .“to pm. ... .... , ﬂ... , ._...~._ ___ ,V,_____._. . I

Moncton Man Charged

‘-l‘l\(“l‘0\ t(‘l"' Hither: tody shortly before it)" am. i sly Murphy of \lonctoii was .‘\.\"1‘ Thursday when police 4' L‘tVl here 'l‘hiir'sxiay “tilt tent to the widows scccnrl 1” Hit murder in the death of storey apaitment on Bonai-ord -i=».tr-old Mrs Helen Bour- Street after receitiniz a tele- xii s. whose body was found on phone call ft: m a neighbor re l'tt litoiitt<taitied ﬂoor of her putting a disturbance. fuii 'itllt‘llt here by police early Sgt. ’t'cd Miller and (1st. R taint-iv morning, .totikins found Mrs Bour- \liltllll}, a 36-year-old iiitem- :ccis' body sprawled mi he Divert laborer. u-aq remanded lvii‘it: room floor. She was still ‘.\tti.ti‘ plea to the “‘mtmotu itliie, but died shortly after lw' f‘tiiinty jail in DO“("llC$1(‘I' illt‘l“ arriiat.

h " \lziit (nt‘oner . A. Delaney lcittc \\|"|‘(\ a'gn hnlflln: a s.itl the woman (14541 as a "(‘- 'i“"ll.ttl in the incident, but said sii't of iiiiiltinlo wounds He ‘( had tint decided whether lth d the time of death at about 1;i"‘tt"i' charges will be laid. 130 am

~ " f‘hicf Elmer Stccves \ti :nqtiest was postponed m- fvt t a number of 'lrose ends" dctinitcly.

tint.» to ho “N1 up In rim (“so t'oliec Hflld they are holding

" "Hi were taken into cos .‘1 tutti-her knife

Rural-Urban

.\t t‘inciiinatt. 1?.0 miles

.., Student Fees At P.W.C.

ncrease

The increasing costs of edu- cation in Canada and the. kinds of financial assistance univer- si'ies ‘ at length by Dr. Dewar.

“Educational costs in all pitiiinccs are rising." he said. “The number of students LI iiict‘ca~iti:." he sad. “students

tf'ontiniied on page 2. col, 6t

Hoffa, Others Plan Appeal From Sentences

f‘.tl\'l"l‘.\\'r)t)t:\. Tenn 'U‘i James R Ho fa. professing ht.- innocence atid pride in the Teamsters union. as been sen- tenced to eight years iii prison ’and fined $10,000 for jury-tam-

ipf‘l'lllC l.' S District Judge Frank i\\'ilson imposed the sentence

Tliiti'sdav. dcclat‘tn: the stock)! union president was convicted " avitt: tampered. really. the very soul of the na-

-.

w'itlt 'l‘lii- prison sentence. unless overturned on appeal, possibly w'ill ouster as heart union with 1.700.000

E 3

‘\ 'l‘camstcr iiiiton official has taken a hard stand on the matter. but one said “something Will have to be done" if Hoffa noes to prison.

OTHERS SENTENCE"

llircc ot'.iet‘ incii I'tttl‘t'tf‘fl with Hoffa drcw prison terms 0 three years each and fiery

defence lawyer .laciities Schiffcr of .\'ew‘ York (‘it) was <f‘il|(‘llfl‘{i in jail and fined miiial contempt of

n

o _. .1,tltl0 tor crt (‘fl

All said they will app \al their sentences. whiclt climax a seven- wcck trial on charch that Hoffa

and the others convicted tried to its a federal jury in Nash-

ville,

ieceive were dwellea on

paired at sea.

Pilot Injured On Ice

H.-\|,1F‘AX.’CPt~An unidenti- fied pilot was seriously injured Thursday when his helicopter. working with a Halifax-owned ship hunting seals. crashed on lf'P about 53 niiles northeast of St. .‘tnthoity. Nfld.

The helicopter was working from the sealing vessel Arctic Endeavor. an RCAF Search and Rescue spokesman here The pilot was alone in the air. craft.

to Rf'tP‘ helicopter from the coast guard iccbrcaker John A. Mar-donald was attemptinn pick tip the. injured pilot to take him to hospital at St. Anthony. \‘atiire of his injuries was not

disclosed Meanwhile. two men aboard another helicopter from the

scaling vessel Trepassey. picked up Thursday after spending 30 hours lost on the ice. were re- ported in good condition.

The men. Ole Nielson. 4t. chairman of the artmotith. ' ., company which owns the Trcpassey. and ’ Dudley Kirk. 38.nf‘ were flown to the fcderalicebrcaker Sir Humphrey Gilbert after he- in: picked tip by a helicopter from the vessel Kyle

They disappeared on a 4T-mtle ftizht from the Trepasscy to the

n

I :n

\rctic Endeavor Tuesday. RCA? Argus aircraft spotted them late Wednesday.

Another scaling vessel. the 1.800-t0n Sir John (‘rosbie otit

of St. John's. Xfld.. was headed home 'l‘litirsday for repairs to a five-foot ct‘ac' in her htill. The ship rammed into ice. receiving more damage titan could be re.—

Kentucky And lndiana Await Flood Waters

i.Ol'lS\'ll.l.i‘i. Ky tie

t‘t‘ccpin: tip by Inches. the merloaded Ohio Rner strength- ted its assault 'l‘liiirsday on etttitckv and Indiana. Each state waited for near-record (rest:

l‘hr- worst azipcarcd over for her states lvtn: iii the river's

path hiit snow added to the dis» comfort of flood refugees West Virginia's northern handle

The Red (‘ross opened (‘ll\H§’ ter headquarters in Citicznnalt to aid approxtmiitcly 110.000 persons left homeless by to flood wltich also touched Onto and Pennsylvania

Of the nine deaths blamed on ltizh waters. seven were in (thin. tine was reported in Kt'ﬂv tricky and the other iit lndiana DAMAGE TOLL SOARQ

Property rlaan'e soared iiitu the mtilti - million dollar cate- gory. parlict‘larly in areas with- tiiit floodwails

\ttct‘ a slow

in pan—

start, Loiisvtiic

:ot its floodw-atls into position as the Ohio rcathc 461 ct. nr lttl feet more than flood staze "his still was It feet tin- dcr the record durtn: the 1037 catastrophe. The Ohio is ex- pcrtcd to rise another tool

Point

Rubbed Raw In Commons

tton of federal seats in line with population shifts revealed by the 1061 census

“HWWA ‘CP- A sore point "“il‘ff‘tt t'iiral attd urban MP5

“is tubbed raw tn the Com- “‘0'” Thursday when a 'i'or- Tl‘hf‘l Tm“er (tll'l'AV'd‘V‘ it" "if? i f‘Sl'l isi tent 0 new )l'f\\'lh~ H W'lal's' rimmed "‘3' a nil toiiimissions to i-c raw ‘1‘ -ll tyranny" has controlled I _l l b ' d .i Q Th 0 Pitt-{.tttncnt for \cars denim 0“ ""1 0"" mm ' 9 p p' in. {mm I j. v ‘ ‘l, iil: ion of cacti riding could not iii-iii n - “'3 pnpmalm" exceed or fall short of the pro- .. . . viitcial avcr'mc by more than nntlfl Scott \DP Toronto on pm. (Tm ‘ ytiiiivirtht said representation I I. > m. T_ RV h the (nmmnns “.Hdllmnnny .con Ra-iet i tois- i l~ crest said it is essential to con—

btascd in favor of vot»

the countryside and berm." any

stilt

hits twp" "t's i, redistribution takcs place

the provi nccs

:Etliltst tity dwellers. The sys~ ‘

“I'll violated pssmimi mm“. Transport Minister Pickers-

" of democracy and iustipo :ill replied that Mr. Balcer‘s

m mltlﬁl'ahgllsh ill!" lttl"ll

“' a as riicd this

D"'i‘a c .-

m'" in m h» INSIDE TODAY

NH" """ljfrk “M meted it“ Rirths. dcnths ’3 1.1

.m “l . Shamt‘" from “"31 f'lasslficd 12. in

,hirgftrawtvc .\1Ps and desk“ vomm _. O n

and lips applause from \np Editorials . . . . .. 4

"my "I cial _ members rcpre- mo" 9 its citv tidings. Finamc. market.- to

Kings. Queens. Stimmcrsi 0

Women‘s .. Rural churches . . . l

Rtltiisrnmt'rios mu. thlr Scott. a lawyer. spoke as‘ 1“ Commons entered the third .33 0f debate on a malot- 10V» rnment bill for the redistribu-

city-".1" s

Stlliﬂ‘stlnn would mean chang- ing the Constitution.

Mr Scott referred to argu- ments advanced Wednesday by Pauline .lewctt i1. Not-thum- berlaitd‘ She said rural voters

organizations, I)

otisti'ations

a “Fm. licrc. there‘s another one swim: at home drew, wishitii: site could be.

the plan

stream, it was 14 feet above flood level. At least 4.000 were hlttthtf‘Sa

in Indiana and residents in thr. southern part waited nnxtoitsly for the Ohio to crest.

said. V i

it al

' Canada Ready To Supply

Peace Force For Cyprus

Nfld. Boosts CS Salaries

ST JOHN'S. ‘\'fld Premier Smaltwood

if'Pi _-

Thursday announced nearly $1,000.000 in salary increases for 2.100 New- foundland civil servants Thurs- day bringing to 8000 the num- be-‘l‘ of Xeii'fotiiidlatiders receiv- in: wan boosts since the legis- latiu'c began the current session Monday.

in the Thursday's \viod said

opening address at sittinz. Mr. Small- the rate of increase in civil servants salaries had not yet been set biit that it would be effective from April 1 this year.

White Parents Demonstrate Against N.Y. School Plans

\‘EW YORK HP! Tlioiis~ ands of white parents. employ- lll‘l a tactic of Negro civd rights Thursday staged nc of the lamest protest dem- ever seen at city h:~'t ttcrc

’l‘lieir 2'2~hottr picketing in swirling snow was against plans to transfer pupils from neigh- borhood schools to others near- by in balance enrolments ra-

einllv

Some 15,000 persons marched. fcw' Negroes amon: them every mother who's

with both their chil-

All Provinces

Sion Agreements

OTT.\W \ tFPt- \ll provinces

now have sinned federal-provin- icial agreements covering local; and rezional projects of a last- ' lllﬂ ll centenary.

atiii'e to mark the 1967 it was announced‘ 'l‘tiursdny

John Fisher. centennial com» niissioiicr. announced that a Siﬂtlf‘fl agreement has been i";- ccived from Saskatchewan. last

of the 10 provinces to Join in!

Six Sovereigns

deserve abme - avci‘azc rcpre- Attend Funeral

MP5 w ork

because rural more constituent-y because they had to off- ilic urban-oriented influence he press and pressure

sent at ion

\ the most successful thhlf“ iii (‘anadiaii history has been the farm lobby." he said amid tlroaiis by Conservatives front the Prairies " armch have cvtractcd all kinds of as- sistance from the :ovcrnmcnt " Lawrence E, Kindt f‘. \tat-Icodt Kill” the redistribu— tinn commissions should not he "untouchable orzanizations“ like the CBC, MPs should have the ritth to appeal changes in

their constituencies that were intact cptahle, tiillcs Gregoire tf‘i'edittste

tiapointct said Quebec. which 73 of the 26.3 seats in the Commons. should be tiar- iiiitecrl that this proportion will b. maintaithi

ATHENS (\Pt Six of Eu rope": seven reigning Sll\’el‘f.‘lf.'nl and a host of oilicr dlEnliﬂl'lt‘l from around the world took par. Thursday tn a tiiiiernl proces- sion for Kin: Paul.

The Greek monarch was but» ied on a trccvcovered hill rive“- lnokin: the country palace tit Tatot. 16 miles north of Athens, where he died of uremia A week nzo followtnz sitrncry for atom acb ulcers

More than 1.000.000 ‘ii'eelu lined \thciis' streets and the road to the grave as the man

lwho had ruled for i7 of hls 62

years passed to his final rest.

Of l-Iriiope's sovereigns. oniy Queen Elizabeth of Britain was not there to say goodbye. She had a son Tuesday and could not come. Her husband. Prince tip. a cousin of King Paul. Attended

.3 2'

here." said .loati .\hbaho of Jackson Heights. Queens. Sometimes 10 abreast, they

marched a round City Hall Plaza. chanting "we must stay" and ' saying 'Em."

The protest be:an at board or ed it c a t to n headquarters in Brooklyn where about 10,000 adults demonstrated against the so-ciillcd Princeton plan This is tic board of education's plan to with

. pair predominantly~white pi‘edottittiantly-thlt'o or 'Pticrto Rican schools nearby and ex-

tchanne pupils by bus to elimi- ‘natc

seui‘euation restitttiiiz from

housth patterns

2.2

MRS. LYNDON B. JOHNSON. wife of the president of the United States and Archbishop

THREE MEN closely as- Sttf'litlf‘fl with 'l‘ltiit'~day's Eas- ter Beef Show here were ('atlL'ht by the pltotrgrapher just prior to last night's an- nual ottinev at \‘onth River. Left to right they are In.

H. H. Kelly, Charlottetown who is show secretary; George tiitson. Hampshire. the about president and .l K. Sitibald. Toronto who placed mails.

the ant—

FROM BELMONT [OT 16

.Maclaurin Captures op Beet Show Award

By NEIL NIATHIZ‘UK' .\ t’l‘t)~F-l)l'0(l

.‘i For owned by Robert \fac.‘ low in. Belmont l..ii to was Judged Litniici champion of the

l‘:'l~|(‘t‘ Heel sliow' )‘05lt"flil_\ .luc Sirllwnld. Swift titan t'timpani. 'l‘.tt~iiin having been previously its champion llert‘tot-d «the show

the l'f‘<t‘t'\€'

JtlflI“

sneer :"fttlfi i-Iiaitipion owned by (iorltrcy. f‘t 'tl\\.‘lll The 'J and cltaitipuin lilatk stem" with a is sited by iw out of an tttitte 12 months

is

of ale of tltf‘ l‘lx‘l't‘l'til't'i for his liitislt. He p.tiut:s, \lr \icl.:iitriti t'hatnpion show \\is owned Proud, Sherwood. (lisimpion \nuus

tht top said

by

Makarios. president of Cyprus. walk in rocession during fll<

ittal in Athens Tlilll‘Vi'd;

Hereford-An :its

by t'itna- at tevt' chosen of

’ ('llﬂlllptt)” steer was the reserve Hci'et‘.‘rd Harold

a white face a ch'eford bull and

\iigiis mother. .\'tit hr tl'r- t} youngster was moved to class weiclts 935

Angus steer of the Harold Reserve

is owned by it'itttttittti'rl on page Ii, t-.'l

liir

Ht‘ ace H Willis. t‘ltarlottc- If it it

Arnold \laclx‘ lau. Sllnltn91‘< side ow reed the c ha in pion Slit‘t‘thoru steer of the show.

The reserve is owned by Clare l’llt‘~i.’ll1t, Spriimttcld 'It‘vp 3-H (ltili stctir Hct'ttot'd shown by Faucet-on. 10, of North River. The reserve «l-H (‘liib champ was an Mutts steer shown by \l ck l)|\t)ll. (‘l_\de Riicr.

The top group of three steers

was the Hat gic

w as s‘lli‘\\'tl by Frank Platts. 'l'yne Valley. and the top two \lt‘f’t \ from the same in rin— siciid also came frcm the Platts taitn

.Ittrt Siliba'd s.i'(l the top tt't< t-i' the classr; wtt‘e Lititt'l

he noted the quality drop~ pin: shatply on the lower parts

o the citisscs

llmid Rogers. P l‘Il diam-rt- lllt',‘ of agriculture was llllE- l'litslf“ Frank .\r-rii. (‘lléll'r

‘ ,

Kin: Paul of Greece. (AP WIt‘f‘Dlloin via cable from .‘tth- I'll.‘

Ill

ispatch romised

By (‘\R.’\l\\' f‘l'MMING

l'\l'l'l".|l \'\Tlf)i\'5 CPt ~ External \ffairs Minister Paul \lRt‘llll met with Secretaryﬂen et‘al l' 'l‘hant for 1'7 hottt's hours 'l“iiii~dn._t main and said afiei'wards he had "reassured" the secrciai‘vgcneral that Cat! ada wiif participate in an inter- national peacekeepin: force for

(‘ypriis As soon as one I con- stitiitcd ' He indicated ('anada would .conoder a force had been con-

stituted when one more country besides Britain and (‘anada had committed itself to contribute. ' ie f‘atiadian Parliament have to approve the force. Martin said Canada's stand-by ‘coiuinacnt of about 1.000 to l.100 mm c o tit be dispatched quickly to the Mediterranean 15'

BEIJY

Onto a force had been estab-

lished there Will be. no delay on

our " c said.

in the day ’l‘hant rag.

to the Security (‘outicll

' necotiations for contin- - :cuts in the Cy rus force were

JUSi’ICe Thorson “comin: to a 123d”

He said he was confident con-

N0

0 . Reflrlng tingents would he provided for the (‘ypriis force in "the very By JOHN E. BIRD near found He hoped to be i‘ OTTAWA t(‘Pi .up Justice able to report “positive deielnp t.losenli 'l‘hnrarinit 't‘liorson i‘e— "tents in this t'ccard Within this was today a! titeswlciit of .he “Ni ’lal' "r ‘0" Exchequer Court of t'anada llartiii made a hurried visit

here air from London. Ont _ and almost Ihlhlf‘f‘ltalt’l) into conference with If 'l‘ltant reported that Swede." One of the most controversial “a: mmpawd in principi‘, M ttidaes to occupy office in (‘an- (.mthm m ,iw Mr“, while “.9, “rd” " 1“ e Tht’rso’ land and Finland had asked for m" ('Ompmmn' "“Hrc' clarification of certain details

are of 75 for Exchequer judges Sunday. However. MAKES NEW APPROVAL is the last day that be He said Bra7i| had “found ft m, mum virtually impossible" to contri- mmmkm mm“ bitte biit he had made a new ’ ' ’ appea He said his ne:otiations for continﬂf‘nts “now are coming to a head." and plans are well ad vanced for their speedy trans- portation to Cyprus Britain is prepared to conlt-t

after a distinguished career as a barrister, s n l d i e r. teacher.

politician and _ltll‘|.=i. Them

will preside over

The of lcetandic origin, has no intention of Sillipll‘lﬂ into obli- He's already plans to establish a law intends

tall however.

vtott in retirement made practice in Ottawa and

to continue \tnlf‘lllg his \'|C\\'S on hill“ “1" '0 lid” “1" "‘3" WW" . of IMO-man force, Thani public Issues {am

Bonaventure Expected To Reach Halifax Today

The aircraft t'iiited \';itions police form was ey- strife-torn Cyprus

The Bonaventure was eat'ltl" evpct-ted to arrive here Sunday. She left behind five destroyer» escorts which will return in port.

Htl.ti‘\7\' I'Pt II carrier Bonaventure ported to arrive in port here at .m p m AST today. a navy spokesman said Thursday nizltt

The Bonaventure has been re-

called to Halifav for standby in later this month as oriainally case she is needed to ship fa- scheduled nadtan troops and equipment to he that troop cal‘rylti: nit!

stun for a f‘anadian aircraft ca!

(‘vprits t"f‘l‘ l‘ a1 In 1.036 when the Mag

The carrier was i'ctalled tron.

merciscs in the 'ttlantit- 'l‘iies- nificcnt carried Canadian forces dm sun will atia-t a :ott'rii and supplies to Site? for 1h! merit decision on whether t'a. l'iiited \ations Emerzenm llnt’l'fllls \ttll form part of :: Fort-c

New Warlike Activities Spark Fears In Cyprus

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