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Both R e White House ‘ a president was not happy about WEDNESDAY PROGRAMS: ft sk And McNamara | age magazine links meat Pearson tae or the CFCY-TV WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen-| Morse said correspondents im last week of visits from the at Camp David, MD.

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ator Wayne Morse (Dem. Ore.) |South Viet Nam are “muzzled.” - , denounced State’ Secretary Dean|He said some have been ar- 8 grounds aoe and Secretary of De-|rested by the American military sures and Viet Nam. Both iUs. Senate Monday and said | access to some areas. rer both “should have been re- He charged atrocities have '* of Communist North Viet

moved months ago.” heen commitied the South ‘4™ “at the right time” to en- | Morse, attacking U.S. policy in| Vietnamese seus the Viet CUrage peace talks. Special Unit

rs The New Republic, a maga- Cong guerrillas and by the Viet . fie \Cone against the South Viet- Zite of opinion, comments on ig Planned

namnese. In one incident. he said, ; .

a cloth was wrapped around » ‘ ¢Titicism on domestic issues At Dorchester

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his captors engaged in a tuz-of- : ; Bue

war “while American military carry over into foreign. affairs. oso ial detent ‘il ‘constructed the

had fence Robert McNamara in the|to prevent them from gaining tries have repeated Pearson's nyt parted good friends. He did

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30 p.m. i assertion he did not belie | It adds: “and yet ome won- ' = 7.0 pm—towiched ee aad cane enter the |men, stood by in silence, God fom 4, The US. has no better| adjacent to a 8.00 p.m.—The Rogues i= bina would bid. ones friend than Canada’s Lester deral penitentiary at Dorches-| ©) | 9.00 p.m —Red River Jamboree 4 ¥F Peete | Asserting the present course p the: were | tet. N.B., it was announced here! x 9.30 p.m.—Perry Mason He's been $6 irresponsibly ua aa & oad ar So — lod Mr. by A. J. MacLeod: of Ottawa, = psprbespngio’ agers a — — Med aa: | Southeast Asia, Morse said: “If a by his modest proposal commissioner of- penitentiaries. 12.00 p-n-—COE Mews redited.” : he (Johnson) continues to follow for a temporary cease-fire in Mr. MacLeod said the unit, to’ = 12.13 a.m-—local Weather and Sports © Mew. Morse said. E | the ill advice of McNamara and Viet Nam.” be built on a site now eccupied | 6

Scores tremens and Rusk aleng | pusk. he is going out of office ve : says by the homes of the warden and | 12.15 p.m.—Sign Off j with him." Morse said, ~‘‘should ee ‘am Republic oe we “a his deputy, will house a maxi- ©’ Oar er jhave. been removed months 45 the most discredi presi- hints Johnson also mum of 60 psychotics and bor- @ . CKCW-TV | age.” ‘dent in American history. — we Me 'derline psychotics. Construct rr _ 9.57 a.m-—Station Son On one ee |Thant of the United Nations. cement! building would | | 40:00" e-m-—Canadren~ Schools t - There had~ been~ published--re-- : = Motncnet cases, | LBJ’s Pearson Reaction : med ro been ene | 11.20 p-m.—Across Canada : eS . 12apmtindy oot _| Referred To In zines — a ee 1215 p.m. Helene F 2a ~~ ees ——_— —_— | 12.30 p.m.—Butternut Savere i p | | By ARCH MacKENZIE

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“\gehnston’s reaction to the sug-

gestion by Prime Minister Pear

| ape. 9 am April 2 speech at Phil- adelpiiia that the United States | “pause” in its bombing of N | Viet Nam. . Time, in listing foreign lead-' ers who have called, on the president this year, incl

Pearson's name and says he ;“‘amnoyed the president duriez

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lhis U.S. visit by making a csi-

also a news magazine, says in its lead story the president ,“*has | not been pleased by the attitude |

orth/°F actions -of-~Lester ~ Pearson, |

prime minister of Canada fully; dependent on ‘the) U.S. for its’) defence.” |

“Any foreign jeader who | sounds off critically: in publie| about U.S. actions in Viet Nam |

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12.00—Weather tty. the declarer just about lasts, ' dolla: 12.05—P.E.1. Road Report ‘but sometimes his trumps don’t haagacl engt Nh started to run oudeacel 12.07—Town and Country Time hold out. the c bs. est ruffed the third prohibition 12.30—News and Weather “ : club with the seven, cashed the 27. Sei 12.45S—Town end Country Teme = | If qectarer has. more_ than | ace of trumps, and South thus a Yeotatng 1.00—News end Weather jeight (tumps. the-issue is usual- held the loss to dawn one. * ting ' 1.05—Town end Country Time i of the skin i 1.15—Tommy Hunter Show | 5.25—Marine Weather 7.45—Progrem Schedule 32. Iridescent 1.45—Town and Country Time 5.28 Interlude 7.46—Morning Roundup gem «4 2.00—News and Weather 5.30—Bob Goulet Show 7.46—Tonight’s Music 33. Unhappy x 2.05—Mostly Music , 5-35—The Ouvtports 8.58—News Headlines and Weather, 35. Mountain i 3.00—News Headlines and Weather 6.00—News and Weather 9.00—Vancouver Chamber Orch pool 3.03—Trans-Ceneca Matinee 6.15—On Parliament Hill |10.00—CBC -Naet. News. On ~ 37. Brazilian - 3.30—Tops In Pops 6.20—Today's Editorial i Parliament Hill end In the palm. fe] 4.00—News Headlines end Weather 6.25—Sports Parade } Provinces 38. From: z 4.03—Canadian Roundup 6.30—Business Barometer |10.30—Sound -of the Sixties prefix im 4.10—Tops In Pops | 6.35—Tonight’s Music |11.00—News and Regional Weather 39. Knight's i 5.00—News end Weather | 7-00—Back to-the Bible 111.05—Starlight Serenade wife wz 5.05—The Outports 7.30—News and Weather 11.30—News and Weather | 40. Color, as > : 2 Li.35—Starlight Serenade ane Zz ome a, — — F Becloud ' ge ee oe i on Weather and 42, Russ babies @ § 10:30 pm CHANNEL | the wind: 3 = CBA RADIO ame * ‘ exas i 3 till 12:00 PM 13 j Wesnmapay : mission ° !

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