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Gromyko Continues Firm On Viet Nam Peace Stand

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, : OTTAWA (CP)-—Prime Minis- to pe jeign_Mimister_Andrei_ _approach. _would—necessarily “re-| Viewers safety-conscious? agrees ered Thursday to budge | | ; The ted yey al ‘minister | "spond to a bombing halt with a| The Safety Council is mail- ter Pearson eased a parliament- is armed es ee rt underst ood to have empha- | reciprocal—move— de-es- | Se eee : the | House : that in the Kremii | toware =e actor. |a statement that the govern-|tee before second re ing position that the United | sized in lin view |calation. In fact, he made a| ies to be posted on bulletin t will be able to meet mid- . oa States must. unilaterally halt ifs| there can be no question of con- | point of reiterating that: the So- bated June. a model, is am & oe proval in: principle. oe bombing of North Viet Nam_asjcessions onthe bombing issue. | viet government doesn’t con-| shown with high heels in the | ™0™ salary obligations of civil There was no break in : the bombing halt | sider itself the ‘ ais, her frothy,-short evening _{ servants. vi Pr ’ - be just one of a series | Hanoi. ni ~--}-dress —up—above-her™ thighs, —[-~ i ~Com- | journed— until Monday — tf oe ada’s External Affairs Minister |of steps leading to a complete} wartin. who came here with anda large expense of, fleck mons debate on a money bill, | long Remembrance Day week- 7 reported withdrawal’ from Viet |the express intention of sound-| The. Wording: Mr. Pearson said the govern-| end. . o }img out the ‘possibility of a So-| _S#fe shoes prevent purl ment’s obligations can be met) wr. Pearson said. the Viet t Nam, despite recent yko apparently offered | viet peace initiative, felt Thurs 7 io tees , gory oon the bill. ment has no intention of turp 1 “ * ur’ cockney slang for treasury board from its ’ day’s talks were “helpful. ides ck aae’ A: . yo mek ' determina- SEES LITTLE CHANGE — Gerald Mann, director of a Gon: of oll snamey. Olle tp dato |p die aaakennnete eae However, a Canadian spokes-| Magazine called Laboratory junder his instructions to see| bill. -- be . man said it was evident to Mar-| Equipment Digest, got one of | whether there was enough cash| That meant: {it would go to HONORED AT BANQUET tin that there has been no dras-| ‘he posters. He commented: |to meet tld-month civil service | committee enly_afier _sectad nS ne P| a tet als al [cpanel Get oon’ | i a a el jon. ’ , 8 . tions ; “LW. Hancock, Summerside, which reviewed a few of the half of all the breeders. The aimee ; pester hes. up weal parpame | yr’, the government. Se aes heeaial the ways in which Mr. Han- Publishing and editing of the ada's proposal for en-| Poa is i was found: after extensive} refusal grant supply a we Oe, eee seve “Maritime Fur Breeder” over larging the International Con- necessary. It make8-| work that the government could | bring down: te. prema. P.E.1. Fur Breeders Associa- cock has helped the fur breed- a period of almost years : trol Commission, the Russians| PCoPle look at it—but not with | meet That point ; : tion at. their annual banquet. ers over a period of years. was just one many were reported to feel that cir- : ; . appre-

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|cumstances are not cae — along with. Poland ad : @>. ee the meeting with Gro- myko -yielded- no concrete re- sults on Viet Nam, Martin and his aides came away with at least one small dividend. The Soviet side. appeared to recog- nize the ee that Can- “> |ada_ attaches working peace in Viet Rem. Taere is no | feeling

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OTTAWA (CP) = The reso.» i - here that Canaila—is | OTTAWA (CE) = The_ rene. ome _sphanied Sewn vartuar tHe eid, 56 cupects sn. 70 = =. . ‘them seeking alte the meeting, aoa ; - {them a reassessmen: or w opens = ee aly baa. ie (Continued on page 3, : Tom By Le by, M [Secon - / Lockerby, Hamilion “And Mr. Lockerty ended up, Pup Female 1. Archie Nea. | frym coor Sooo took grand championship | with both the grand and reserve | son; 2. Archie Neilson; 3. L.K. 3, col, 3 See tt ae a ? : Mi = Archie Neilson, Salisbury, NB. . tl LiGHT advertising spetding . and te completed his dominance of the |ererasr’ judging, Adult Male 1. WR. Church: 2 pisier’: 3 delegates to the meeting Nov. | OTTAWA. Wa CP hee Csi cae ar ees a standard silvers by taking the|" Gyompion Standard Saver | Arce _Netom; Archie Neil- 14-16. -.., }of Canada Ltd. fan into a, biting }any previous. witnesses _ before grand championship and resetve|,qnit - Archie Neilson, . Salis- i wa. Announces ie safdeuse reschation, ta | examination Thursday over its |the inquiry into foub-cotts. grand, and both adult and DUDliury NB. Reserve: Wal “te eee : nig 4 be presented immediately: after | Vv ee ee Seen oe HAS"23-PER-CENT YIELD championships, — Church, NB . L.K. Lockerby; Archie A ntment an expression of loyalty to the | a decision in September to jack | Committee’ counsel Mar- Mr. Neilson finished 38] Champion Standard Silver—| "Ty ss. 1 Archie Neileon: & Ppol n, reads: up. prices another. 10 per cent.|cel Joyal said the company’s ussian Visit sweepstake winner with a total | py, itenk aeeiwe- Male ekg fa “That’ this party express its| Kellogg's, “blackmailed” and | 1965 dollar yield on gross sales of 7,573 points. Mr. Lockett ag veg ~sga Helivin; Locker-| The Hon. Daniel J. Mac confidence in its leader, The Rt.| “clubbed” parents with adver- |—more than 23 per cent—has was second with 4,065 and W.R.|" Grand Champion Standard Sil- Pup Female 1 : Donald, minister of agriculture Hon. John G. Diefenbaker.” tising .of pre-sweetened cereals |no match in retailing, wholesal- ille, N-B-| ver Archie Neilson: Reserve: |9 1k. v: 3. BB. has announced that Rita Mac The next resolution scheduled | aimed at their children, mem- | ing, manufacturing, service or was third with 3,678. Jockin Vaiia. .K. Lockerby; } Jehes, | Kinnon, Grand River has joined reads: bers of the Senate-Commons | transportation. m presses | Mr. Church had taken the , Bunbury. ¢ the Women’s Work Division of “That in the event that the |Committee om living costs sug-| The Kellogg’s brief showed reserve championships in the | _GRouPs |e rpa LaGHTr __| the Department of Agriculture. “Vole expressing conlidence is not | €ste¢- ~~ that -advertising,-promotion-and--— aduk and pup standard silvers.| Get of Sire: 1. Archie Neil-| adult Male 1. L.K. Lockerby.| Miss MacKinnon is the dau gustained, that the question of Kellogk's president Getry. D.| various diacounts and CAPITAL BUREAU radé marking the 49th Mr [ a son; 2, W.W. Brown; 3. LK. Adult Female 1. and ‘2. L.K.|Stter of Mr. and Mrs. Norbert : acter a6 eel 2 lendeeie aoa Robinson was Challenged to de- | tives to retailers make up more OF THE GUARDIAN | sary of the anniver- r. Lockerby - a ven. | Lockerby, Aeckertey. : MacKinnon and attended the . vention should be called, should | fend the price increase against jthan 17 cents of every dollar it} orraWA — Queens MP Heath| “There were many mammoth (light platinums nt: | ee oe Lee rep Mate 1 LL Lelaee eed Genet! ae ae a possible commi a M ‘ : Neilson; Archie Neilson; 3. : LX. |completed Grade 10. — =< pan © 3 mendation of a rollback. Robinson said this scale | thursday following # ‘She 2 Se suka ae ae afr on ve a ae - — ay cued 5 Archic Nedsoe. ”|attended the Miscouhe Regional a stion, be taken by| He said the increase would a's promotions is essential to sit to the’ Soviet Unien’ as a |rade 7 pe 4 chek tae Puss, pearevun : ‘ High School where she completed a. only bring his company’s prof-|keep cereal tiames before the | Suest of Air Canada. lene With vents erinilitary na-| The Lockerby foxes a ea CHAMPIONSHIPS Grade 12. She then attended the its back to their 1958 level—j public and prevent a steady |" with» grup of cilen ranks of highly disci- a reserve in| MEDIUM —Adult Male _ Champion Standard Pearl Piat-| Institute Familial at St. Pascal, SUBMIT 20 RESOLUTIONS -|11.81 -per cent.’ The 1965 level |drift to other products. eadloon:* Bar. ‘cond pfined Soviet civilen exganize- — et me ce inum—Adult LK. Lockerby; |Quebec where she took the The question of holding a se-|was 11.31 per cent and the| The American - owned Com |.4 inauourate Air Hae Loe Socmmnerie suid. So a was tare K, Locker- | Reserve: LK: Lockerby. —~ -|Domestic Science Course. eret ballot on the leadership | company’s costs are up. this|pany reported sales of $26.600.-| Saute Montreal to Marcns con leq sine th nee meress- the grand champion as ; Choreb;-3. Archie| Champion Standard Pearl) Miss MacKinnon will be work: fesolutions. may be raised* as|year. — 006 last year and its president |... the Moscow University standard rd pearls. Neilson. a Lockerby; |ing-on extension and will “be. amendments, Mr. Good-| “He was reminded that the |said this represents half the} “a and ae efficiency and é man said. In that case, the de-| 1958 level has already been de- | market. He said the field nev- said that he was greatly | beauty - Subway systems cision whether there~ will be scribed by a royal commission |ertheless remains competitive impressed with the annual pa- 0 ee See, oe ine voting by secret ballot will be|as “abnormally high.” and denied that a breakfast - tae Canada R decided by a standing vote. Kellogg's report to the com- |food “oligopoly” exists in Can- Ra ists Giv was unable to find any Can- He said about 20. resolutions! mittee showed promotion dnd ' ada. pt en. adian es ae the . Death Penalty ly Communist Party tribune. ‘SERIOUS at Saab SEEN | The Queens’ MP will be at- - FORT LAUDERDALE, Fia. | tending the meeting of the Pro- i tp Magy mig ee ee i. cag na ang requested penalty for from three aceushd rapists got ber | Wi next week when the ariti ! party’s leadership ion is e Sank jury Wednexi2y expected to be the issue.

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. New ‘ait legislation

supported -by the four Atlantic provinces, asked the Commons tr-~sport committee to ensure that the new freedom in rate- setting to be given to the rail- wers will ‘eet damaze Mari- ~fimes interests.

Craig Dickson, executive tr-aazer of the’commission, said the ports of Halifax and Saint

John want assurances that the the distance to markets in cen- suit. parity formula, under which INSIDE TODAY tral Canada. CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. (A?) Postal officials here said the fr-isht rates to those. ports must | Island méws ...:..<.....: Mrs; Margaret Rideout (L ~|—Gemini 12, the final Uni'ed | truck, operated by Roy's Mid- match rates on the shorter) Summerside .............. : Westmorland) asked whether | States man-in-space adventure | way Service for the Canada Post Toutes to U.S. Atlantic ports, is| Deaths ..........:6-.++--+4 3 [the special study will remove of 1966, went smoothly toward | Office, was carrying 500-700 — — continued. ° Editorials ....... 125,00 . 4 | most of‘the region’s fears about | blastoff today after techmicig1s | pounds of mail, but ‘no signifi- on A firm semen of pa Kings, Queens, City ...... 5 aid ( aleoe heat tne — ie Tocket troub'es cant amen of money. a %: a nt in this regard was| Wemen’s ...... 6 |“grea *. from st pilots grounded mail delive: to aw een Finance, markets ...... a4 Patrick -Nowlan (PC-Digby- |two days. Fredauaien. Wasaneck and Hon. Gordon Bennett, minis- School ‘which was declared Alfred Hennessey, Charlotte- new school embraces “> Mr. Dickson's 4,800-word brief} Sport ..._. .§ |Annapolis - Kings).. said some} Mission officials gave the all-| other points-along the St. John ter of education, officially lays opened at 2 ribbon-cutting ‘72. arte Norman tricis. The enrollment @iso asked that the bill retain) Comics -................. § | measure of economic protection | clear for the start of the four-| River, was held up by RCMP. the corner stn ‘a Thursd reese, ees the an sists of 288 students, tht present statutory require-| (Classified ............ 12, 13 | for the region might have to be | day . journey through 1,600.00 unrodihont the area were set up pr acayey ‘i io firm jiams, Murphy are 16 teachers. (See : Sane mabey att me written into the bill. | miles of space. i gan Consolidated Elementary Bennett is Arch: MacLeod ef Summerside. The page’ 5.) hen 3 : _ ’ i. ee Se . boo ~~ wo

resents a high percentage of production costs. SPECIAL STUDY LAUNCHED The. bill, however, continues the subsidy on freight rates in the Maritimes and freezes for two. years all non-competitive rates there. A special study has agen launched of transportation

it would not cover all of the inereased costs that would re- sult.

He said in a reply to'Joe Macaluso (L - Hamilton West), committee chairman, that in- creased truck competition will not solve the problems of t area, alttiough it soul? te: come. The real problem was

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: few transport legislation now ooewa. sii tgs ea ment ‘hopes to start work next ito die.”” n oo ng ,

_ before Parliament will further inder new 7 rail- | vear on specific legislation for

i deteriorate. the competitive post. | ways will be. permitted. to_dis- that. region... aa ae Jou) _SAINT JOHN,..N.B.(CP)....— % “ier of railway shippers and {criminate against freight ship: Mr. Dickson pointed out that sad Rehet on ae RCMP were searching Thurs- i ports in the Atlantic provinces |pers }egally between the} continuation of the . Marititnes 18, all of subtsben een day night for a ear from which t were voiced Thursday by the | maximum and minimum Jevels| subsidy -will not prevent in |.” ; six to nine shots were fired at : Moeritimes transport commis-|of rates specified.” This carried; creases in competitive rates. cs a moving mail truck near Wels- i are: serious implications for indus-| Because the subsidy was| The death sentence wat av'> |ford, some % miles north of : - ‘The commission, an agency |tries where transporation rep-| based on a percentage_formula, | ™4ti¢ as the jury did not rec-| here, earlier ‘im the day.

Police said a car pulled up be- hind the truck driven by Vincent Vautour of “Canterbury, N.B., and ‘a4 person or persons operied fire at the van's rear wheels. +~.One of the truck’s dual wheels was punctured by bullets and an-

miles farther along the highway. The ear did not continue it’s par-

other’ tire went flat about 10 | °