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French TV Station Set At Moncton
OTTAWA (CP) — The CBC’s third French-language television station, CBAFT Moncton, N.B., will go on the air next Monday, it was announced this week. Until the microwave network is extended from Rimouski, Que., to Moncton, expected by Jan. 1, 1961, French network programs will be carried mainly from kine- recordings and films, the CBC said. Local live programs also will be carried.
For a brief period on weekdays, the French network will use English-language microwave fa- cilities to carry network pro- grams to Moncton. The micro- wave system to the east is not used for brief periods in late afternoon when Atlantic area sta- tions carry local programs.
The other CBC French TV sta- tions are CBFT Montreal and CBOFT Ottawa.
Defamation Threatened
VANCOUVER (CP) —' Counsel for Weldon Chan said Tuesday he is prepared to launch defama- tion suits ~ against Immigration | Minister Fairclough and MP | Douglas Jung if Chan gives him | the go-ahead.
Lawyer Harry FE. S. Fan, act- ing for Mr. and Mrs. Chan and their five-year-old daughter who have been ordered deported to Hong Kong, said in an interview: “I am ready to start the ac-
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The defamation actions would concern statements made last week by Mrs. Fairclough and Mr. Jung in connection with the Chan case.
Mrs. Fairclough, after an inter- view. with Mrs. Chan in Ottawa, said last Thursday that Chan would be deported to his native Hong Kong.
In a statement, she said: ‘Wel- don Chan has on‘ successive oc- casions broken the law: of this country; he has indeed attempted
that it is,my duty to‘uphold. De- portation of Mr. and Mrs. Chan and their daughter will therefore be carried out as soon as Mr. Chan is located.
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