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- Anti- Red Russian Author Steel Outlook ls Good In U.S. CLEVELAND (AP) — Steel or Lec ure nan Co ateer ects coin look better, and the we i reflected in upward re- | % By. CAROL KENNEDY ;publishing anti - Soviet propa-; :the asylum could do since his isles te forecasts for produc- ¥ALONDON (CP) Valery ganda abroad, Tarsis said that fate was: in the hands of the tion and shipments this year, | Tarsis, the anti-Communist Rus- | although -— S no official \KGB, .| Steel Magazine reports. 1 sian author has come to'laws discriminating. against | “fogs Britain to lecture at Leicester Jews, anti-Semitism plays ‘an | He was released in February, ‘Estimates ik | . : : 1963, after an outcry from West- ranged from 113,000; d University, said here he important part in Soviet rd ‘can’ waka 000,000 ingot tons (production) | would lecture at a Canadian licy.’ PE ey pushed upward to | university if invited. Tarsis-.said that before pub.| -Tarsis said he has 10 manu- 5 ‘00.00 to. 131,000,000 ingot | Tarsis, author of the .con- lication in 1962 im the West ot |seripts in Britain awaiting pub- | pee > the motalwortdan weekly | . troversial Ward 7,°a book based his novel The nein} he aged |lication. e od hast | on his experiences in a Moscow |threatened with execu a| At Leicester niversity f mental asylum, said he had-re- | colonel in the KGB, the. Soviet | will lecture in French on. ‘the | ‘Steel says the optimism arises | ceived ‘‘a few presents” sent to secret police. Subsequently he Russian eritical attitude to) |\from: f him in Moscow from aCana- was put into’a Moscow lunatic | French realist writers of the; Less . inventory liquidation | dian publisher in Toronto and asylum, whose medical director 19th century,” with particular |than had been. anticipated: Montreal, and he would accept. told him he was not mentally ‘emphasis on the work. of Stend- early year business is better | an invitation to lecture ‘‘as a deranged but there was ee, hal. \than expected; heavy spending | reward for this.’ He did not | for Viet Nam: military gequire-_

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place by 392 votes in the election covers. one particular fact and results, He submitted his peti- refers in a general way to other Pill Reported — tion Dec. 23. jfacts, these others should be Mr. Sauve submitied a motion | spelled out in detail and, their ae Jan. 13 asking for details on the | relationship with the declaration | | RERUN (Al) 4 tae: allegations should be established.” ing pill will be tried out on’ 1,000 _ In accepting the motion, Mr.' Mr. Justice Marquis ordered Fast German smokers, the offi- - Justice Marquis ordered Dr. Dr. Arsenault to name the! cial East German news agency He said his father died ih a , Arsenault to furnish the re-jagents and organizers of Mr: | ADN has reported. concentration camp but he did |quested details within 30 days Sauve’s party who are alleged Earlier this th, 300 ke not believe anything would hap- after the decision on the motion ‘to. -have eer ae the illicit | ers took the pill in a test con- pen to his married daughter and |is filed with the clerk of the acts or carried fraudulent | €°s dutlied unier We ceuklanne ‘of \- granddaughter in the Soviet Un- Superior Court in Gaspe dis- mandeuvres in ‘i Liberal can- ion as a result of his publicity trict. didate’s behalf. ~ Sclonkea. abroad. TO STUDY PETITION .. | Dr. Arsenault also was or- | i.

“It used to happen in Stalin’s| The. petition itself has been ‘dered to show the date, place | ADN said that moe atter | time, but it does not happen scheduled for consideration and nature of the alleged illicit |three to four days, heavy smok- any more.’ sometime this spring’ by Mfr. (acts and fraudulent. manoeuvres. jers renounced their hitherto in. | SEES ANTI-SEMITISM Justice Marquis oes . me ee See ike a -

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