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WASHINGTON (CP) -— A White House informant de- scribed President Kenne- dy's advisers as being “tickled pink" that the president was asked no questions Thursday on the Canada-U.S. nuclear contro« versy.

in the 30-minute press con- ference. there was only one br'ei reference to Canada-U.S. differences on the nuclear is-

sue. That was when an American orrespondent referred to U.S.

difficulties with French Presi-.

ent de Gaulle and “in slightly lesser and slightly dif- ferent way with the Dlefen- baker government in Canada." The correspondent wanted to know whether some new for- mula could be worked out to provide the allies with actual control over U.S. nuclear weap- ons "and the kicker is. could this formula be sold to the U S.

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pose t preVention of North Atlantic alliance dissolv-

ing over the sensitive question‘stopped five-year-old Grcgory' nuclear weapons controllEiliott's heart for 45 minutes

l here during a delicate heart op-

’ i 1110 Guardian. Charlottato Set. a a 'demand a non-nuclear role for "n' ' F b- 9' 1933' l’.I.Ilaerals Plan I ‘ But he said Canada will first i I Non-NUCIEOI' ihave to honor commitments G) . made by the governmentto ac- , . A I pROGRAME I Role I ccpt nuclear arms. my“ ‘ Clalm Mr. Chevnier said in an inter-3 MONTREAL (Cp, __ Lionel View Canada would "have to:

Chevnicr. Liberal PM for Mont- “and by W’ commitment- and!

real Laurier m uhe last Parna_ I bhlnk It WIII take some timel

med“. said here that L- his before we can change anything.i party wins power April 8 it will “But i think we should work! ————— -— for a conventional role for Can-1 ada in Western defence." ‘

Mr. Chevrier also 'said the1

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lprcssed earlier this week that to

.make a statement on the issue. lSince that time Parliament wasy

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which. he said, is tied up with‘ “anon- sovereignty. Circulation was maintaimd Without referring to Canada..by an artificial heart - lung

lKennedy said the United States l pump.

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Europe would have to do I. The twodhour operation was a

1lot of negotiating to be success- l success, a spokesman for the

ful in getting more than a dif-‘Hospnai for Sick Children said. ferent facade of U.S. nuclear Gregory, who comes from COMTOI- . l'l‘iverton. N.S.. was sent to . White House Informant; create with money raised by said the president came to the residents of the village.

lpress conference well-briefed Surgeons corrected two heart Ion the Canadian issue but he defects. A narrowed pulmonarv lvoluntcered no statement at the valve obstructing the flow off

outset 0i the gathemng- blood from the heart to the. Just before the conference lungs was cut open, and a hole.

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queen and won the king with the ace. He then played a heart to the ace and finessed the jack on the return. When the finesse succeeded, he cashed the king of hearts.

But when he led the king and another diamond and West showed out. South was licked. He had to lose two spades and two clubs to go down one. He was lucky that the hearts were divided 3-2 and East had the queen. but was unlucky to find the diamonds divided 4-1.

Nevertheless. he should have made the contract. South should; have played on the basis tliatl

Liberals expect difficulties in Quebec province.

"There is in) need to hide that fact," he said. “Me fight in Quebec is not against the Con- servativcs but against Social dit."

In the last federal election. [liberals won 85 seats in Que- bec and Social Credit 26. with 14 going to the Progressive Con-

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