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OTTAWA ICPl—The Board of‘ Broadcast Governors said hcre‘ 't_ con 5 ider s that color tele- v1s.on should not be introduced into Canada at this time.

Subject to federal government approval. it also recommended that the publicly-owned CBC be permitted to establish a second French-language television sta- tion at Qiicbec City.

licsc were the major dcci- Slflllii in the first BBG announce- ment following its Jan. 15-18 public hearing here. A further announcement l l s t i n g the b o a r d's recommendations on other applications will be issued latcr.

Not included Friday were de- cisions on CBC bids to establish a second television station at St. I John‘s. Nfld.. A French-lan-l guage TV station at Timmins.‘ Ont. and a radio station ati Fredericton. ;

The boards statement said‘ the board members reviewed ev- idence presented at the Jan. 15: hearing on color TV and came.

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‘had not yet arrived when the. BBC could recommend that'

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By REFORD MacDOUC-ALL i ONTREAL tCPt—A multt-i billion dollar British market‘ beckons to Canadian business-1 men now that the European Common Market talks have col- lapsed. says Cyril Culver. chair-i man of Britain's National Pru- ductivity Association. . "Canadian businessmen andi industrialists now must f0cus on‘ the enormous opportunities open I to them in Britain." Mr. Culver said in an interview.

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"Let them digest one fact in particular: Britain hiiys more ithan 52.500.000.000 worth of goods from Common Market

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the time when color may be in- troduced to Canadian TV but it wants the time and cost fac- tors to be favorable to reason-. able success." the statement said. ‘ Thc board. announcing its rec- ommendation for a CBC French- lancuagc TV station in Quebec City on channel 11. said: “Having: further reviewed the- policy of the extension of the national service and on the ba- sis ot the evidence presented atl the public hearing the board now is satisfied that it would be in the public Interest to licencel 8 CBC television station in Que-l bec City."

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“ building.' must be about l00 years has been in Canada 17 times old. At any rate it was due for; and considers the country his demolition in thce near future. 'ti second home, said that "in the “89 “WHO” 0" Hammond 30W- last five years I’ve heard noth- "055 {01' several years- ing but talk—Canadian busincss- 'i‘ho Bcdcqiie-Borden Y.P.U. men blaming the Canadian gOV- had an interesting cvcning Janl crnment for economic problems 30.. when they entertained thel

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He declared it is govern. engaged in names. This was ment's role to do the talking followed by a hymn-sine then a the role of businessmen in the rccular program and con- the two countries to get things tcsts. Tiic vicc-prcsidcnt. Donald going. Bell presided. The secretary is

He said his association organ- Miss Gloria Stordy of the Bar- ized privately and under the den group. This week being patronage of the Duke of Edin- . known in; "Youth Week." Rev. burgh and the Lord Mayor of R. M. Cameron delivered an im- London had already helped Ca- prcssivc sermon Sunday morn- nadia-n manufacturers to enter in): suitable to the beginning of Britain. ‘the special occasion.

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Last June the BBG reserved decision on the CBC: initial ap- plication for the Quebec station. This was followed by the resig- nation of board members Eu- gene Forsey and Guy Hudon.

T e BBG again rejected an application to set up a second private French - language TV station at Quebec by a group headed by Jacques la Roche.

The board recommended also establishment of e CBC rebroad- castinc station at Sheet Harbor. .. .. to receive programs from‘ CBHT Halifax.

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British labor and management in a way unknown since the war. Look at the note of un- precedented optimism In the London stock market during the last week."

"Also. perhaps Britain. Can- ada and the Commonwealth now

advantacc in co-operation." The National Productivity As-

sociation chairman is here try-

inc to convince Canadian man-

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