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m Guardian, Charlottetown, Th“, ‘1’" 4' 1963' 13' Cuba Expresses

Jobless Fund Ends March

Regret In Raid

On ' U.S. Freighterj

WASHINGTON (AP) —- Cuba has expressed regrets for what staken

Russian - built planes. appar- ently Cuban. had fired in the general direction of the us. freighter Floridian. bound from Puerto Rico to Miami. Fla, The ship was not hit.

Ruz said the Havana re- gime reported its MiGs were in pursuit of another. unidentified vessel when they came across

' it said was a mi 200 p-m-—Cl\ol Helene OTTAWA (CPl—The unem- ment Will with n . . 2.l5 ism—Nursery School ployment in su re 11 c e fund urgent problem of overhaulingl figg‘d? lat U: Fagin": 155‘ gemfillgrgign‘mzhgggmtx :32: 2.30 p.m.—-Netionll Schools weathered March and entered the unemployment insurance 5" P "'59 °inrytfig of

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April with “several” millions of dollars in the kitty to meet benefit p a y m e n ts, reliable sources said here.

This means the fund did not need the 325000.000 emergency last

system to eliminate the defects that led to its current nosedive into the red.

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prevent such incidents future.

At the same time Cuba asked the United States to consider the seriousness of the situation in the Caribbean and to stop hit-and-run raids on Cuba.

The pursuing Cuban planes "over-flew the vessel (the Flor- idian) and before identification they fired some warning shots across the bow," Ruzek quoted the Cuban note as saying.

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1962-68 fiscal year that ended Sunday. it also means that governor- general‘s warrants will be used to keep the fund going until the summer upturn in employment starts to bring in more money in contributions than is paid out in benefits.

Sources indicated that . warrant p r ov l d i n g enough 'emergency funds for April has been approved and will be

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made public in Saturday's offi- cial Canada Gazette.

The warrant is reported to involve less than 325000.000 and

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MONTREAL (CPi —- Trajan Constantin, 37-year-old Roman- ian-born lawyer. has been fined $1.500 for contempt of court.

He was cited Feb. 22 for com- ments he made to reporters about a damage action he had filed against officials of the capital murder trial of Georges Marcotte. convicted of slaying

who handed the state depart- ment the Castro regime's reply to the U.S. demand for a “full explanation" of the March an incident.

There was no immediate com- ment from the state depart- m

The us. had demanded the explanation after reporting that

to prevcnt a repetition of such incidents.“ the Czech envoy reported. adding:

“The Cuban' government also notes the seriousness of the situation and requests a stop to this kind of thing (hit-and-run raids) lest the situation get out of hand."

two policemen in the Santa Claus bank holdup last Dec. 14. Mr. Justice George S. Chal-

lies. lat handing down the sen- tence. said he had never seen a "more serious case" that could. have affected public confidence the administration of justice. Mr. Constantin was given one month to pay the fine or serve

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Thlr'v fr th f d “93’ "m" ‘mony that Mr. Constantin nad WHICH ANYONECAN REACH m .p I I 4.00 p.m.-Scarlet Hill om e e eral treasuryr...insfigatcd.. a robbery shortly FROM OUTSIDE AND OPEN THEM ‘IM FMNG W5 My OLD DRUM 4,30 p.m.—Romper Room £10111? lhal- Will have to be Paid before the Santa Claus holdup WNGEy Aug ‘ AJOEETT'I: ‘ 5.0l p.m.—Raule Dazzle 30 8t Current rates 0‘ inlet" in order to raise money to buy THE Guys A . UNIFORM!— 5.30 p.m.-Yogl Beg b 9531;“ fund entered 1963 with a bankrupt restaurant. “ “0° P‘""“5”Pp" U . Mr. Constantin denied the al- 6:15 p.m.-.Televielon News ghggltaeamiogoggilibggoggnugng it legafion at his contempt hear_ a 6.25 pan-Supper Club h “VS hea d. 1 . . h a in“. but was refused permm ’r G _| 6:35 p.m.—Televnston West or d . vy ran pus e .sim to give evidence at the 3A,.RON > 6.40 p.m.-—Supper Club own to 3.353.400.000. The March - ane the richest man In Tibet 6.50 p.m.—Television Sports balance Will not be made public Marcotte trial to rebut Four- HANSCOfl ACHIEVED HIS Posmou X 7.00 p.m.—Rouie 66 until later this month. but it my, testimony. ‘ of “Wm omfélgHséal‘l') fl s.oo p.m.—-lB'ligh:vag ISatroISh lismpignc‘liers‘tood hthat sgemfgg: £55" _' 8.30 p.m.—— rec 0 en owcase e y a ou . . u LAST RAVEN / 9.00 p.m.—The Delenders leaving something like $4,000.: EAGLE s MEMSR'ZED THE 0404/ [MA GAVE NE moo p.m.—Playdata 000 at the end of the month. The marshlands in southern ENTIRE ” — SWWMNAME "5417' I. The d d f b H - WIVES AND CHILDREN OFA as: m... smith °;..::.h'. is; of BIBLE .s mxmswgnt . e.m.— \ _ . A. e 12.15 e.m.—Vlewpoint off—as good weather brightens the spam“ imperial eagle and L FOR mango” “930’ 12,20 ..m_._cxcw iv News the job picture, in haven for many other rare OH I “I” 12-30 e.m.——Sign ON Whatever the result of the birds. TATE: A Hint? 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