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“Germany and Britain,

“Tinited Nations’ « ‘io where Saturday he received General U Thant_ walks iv ~ an honorary doctorate of laws procession at the » University arid gave the convocation ad- of Windsor, Windsor, Ont., Gress. Besides him, LEFT, is

a U_THANT_IN. PF PROCESSION.

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the.. board of J.. Stuart.

governors,

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John

(AP. Wireptioto)

~ here by F.rank

4 agreement was reached.

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' West Coast Investigation

from ° the answer

fishery and concern by Cana- coast.

some. .misunderstanding

Planned On Fish Catch Data

nti

OTTAWA (OP) —~- Who is:not accented. by the I? n- 4 t en! eatehing which fish in those wa- States, said Mr. Rotichaud js So His department was seeking

government contract and* a © | hour, work week with a maxi- miim of eight. hours overtime. The_.amendment — wil] give some teeth ,to the act, said Har- ris’ S, Johnstone, director of: the labor standards branch. ‘Under- the--present apt a con-

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sate for al! fobs nites federa! | The Gusmaa Charlottetown, Mon., May 30, 1966.

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ait in New England We can have “not enough power The other aues-

‘t i there is to -go around

‘No Market Problem Foreseen tion—is whether’ we can develop —

For St. John River Project

WASHINGTON. (AP) S:

a—marketing plan _and_a_ frans-.. mission plan whichis Brod everyone.

‘last fall, he has had some in- ~ “‘I-think-we can do this on

The quest ion was posed immediate treasuty—hoard ap._ tractor had nothing to lose by Interior Secretary Stewart Udall. teresting conversations with pri-that_is what we-will be working

Howard proval for a_research study to violating the act. If caught un- foresees little trouble ‘in mar-' vate: power spokesmen,

rural on” Of course, this is not’ a.

(NDP--Skeena) at a.meeting -of ascevtain just how many fish of der-paying. employees” he was keting power~from hydroelectric ‘electrification groups and mu- burning issue’ today hecaiise we

the Commons mittee and drew. a quick reply whom.. Fisheries Minister -Robi-| Mr.

that his

Robichaud that

stressed © chaud fishermen.

‘The “amendment carries “pen-

‘department no retaliation is planned: against alties for. violations. ‘plans a research study to find. US

“Lioyd R Crouse (PU —Queens- The problem .inval¥es the con- Linenburg’ said: similar studies - troversial West Coast salmon are needed off the northeast Greenland fish e-r- |dian fishermen t h*a t Alaskan Men were’ making deep inroads fishermen aré netting far too into. Atlantic salmon catches: many salmon destined for Brit- There was -‘‘great “App ‘ehen- ish Columbia waters. 7 sion on the East Coast’ about The topic was the subject of the “possible extinction of sal- | meetings in Seattle. earlier this mon stocks." Some type of in- month between Canadian and ternational ° agreement. was _US- fishery. authorities. but no needed and negotiations -' ‘should start without delay!” <..—»

see Mr: Robichaud- said his de- Sane partment. ~is*“''greatly . con-_ the Canadian position ‘expressed cerned’ sia the. Greenland”

following | the lames meet-- catches ‘and the matter will be

ings. vaised. at’ the June meeting —of “The Sait areas the Internationat-Convention for

has “no. intention of authorizing. the North Atlantic Fisheries in

salmon net fishing on the high Madrid.

seas,” he told the—committee. ~

However;-Canada—“‘reserves the =

it to extend its fisheries sea- Wages WMaacac ‘Crux. of the dispute is the dis-

tance from ,the Alaskan coast- | Clears Hurdle

line that the state's fishermen) orrawa (CP) — An amend

are-nettingsalmon,A- 1957 ment to the Fair Wages: and..

agreement between Canada and Hours_of

ee ee me Wa the Commons labor commit-

LINE FAVORS ALASKA ‘7 tee’ and Liabor~§ Minister -Maps--aecompanying th e Nicholson said he would like to

agreement set ‘this line. about °°¢ it. get final reading ‘in the three. miles. off Alaska _and-up Commons as _soon_as_possible.

Mr. Robichaud said there

cent studies | indicate Alaskan With the National Labor Cole,

| fishermen ‘yvere netting a high was long overdue.

| for Canadian waters.

~ Continuing French NATO Role

~ Urged By Britain,

By MOHSIN LONDON

ALT (Reuters) — West which would push Ffance fur- ending -ther out of NAT rt

two days of top-level talks, | 3. France shorfld not’ occupy ealled for a contifuing French - -place—in NATO - role in NATO and imporved re- without making appropriate lations with Communist coun- ‘contributions.

tries, 4. The 17 - year - old organ? West German Chancellor Lud- jzation must be modernized. wig Erhard and Britifh Prime ©The communique alsa méf- Minister Wilson said in+a com: | tioned Britain's willingness ‘to munique they agreed fully on join the. European Common the need .to bolster the inte- Market provided essential Brit- grated NATO defence. s¢'stem, ish and British Commonwealth

“after the French decision to pull | interests -were safeguarded.

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out of its joint ey ‘com-., bees - mand structure. BONN “(Reliteta) They, said that at next month's Jor Erhard

emphatically NATO ministerial council meet- cured France

Wednesday

AS- its

ing in Brussels, decisions-should troops still are wanted in West . be on a reorganization of NATO Germany after ‘they are with:

inte- oo

and on agreements with France drawn “fromthe NATO-. ‘on her continuing role in the grated command system. alliance.” Pes Bul Erhard and Wilson failed gf 'hars,, Mer returning, dir to reach ‘accord on another is- —sue;-Britain's_reguest—that—West- “Tower Tosa) cand: ~ Germany meet all the foreign- Rrantete demand exchange costs of keeping 51,000 now whathar British troops in Germany.

At present West Germany off-

last. wéek- to. French troops

their. withdrawal from NATO in-

gets part of these costs, which, , 5 s

total about £90,000,000" ($270,." *€etation “begins, = =

000,000) a year. 4 Fphard said he wanted to re-

REPORT BY. MID-SEPT. ply with an emphatic, very The two leaders agreed that clear and unequivocal “‘yes,”

a mixed “commission should 270 this included: air aswell as study the problem and report !and forces.

by Sept. 15. But he reiterated that French

On East-West. relations,

Chancel-.

don, went Telore the. Bundestag replied to—

weré wanted after July 1,-when |

troonsin Germany must _under- -

ania

within

ity.

they, agreed to continiie efforts to improve relations with Rus- sia and East European coun- tries. : Their joint ‘communique did fy not. spell’ out ‘their points of agreement on NATO but Brit- ish officials listed them as fol- ao 2 » There must be a strong: in Series military organization.

New Plan _ Tried Int. Leukemia

DENVER, Colo, (APS—Pre liminary evidence was reported Thursday suggesting that a new

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| Alaskan—limit be pulled in was)

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percentage of —salmon-—destined ~The amendment would-estab-

TREMORS USED TO AID HOTEL

MATSUSHIRO, Japan (AP) A’ hotel owner in this quake- plagued town in central Japan has hit on an*idea to boost slumping business and attract guests who are usually fright- ened away.

His advertisment read —Hotel guests—will, be served frée a bottle of beer whenever the’ hotel is -rocked by an earthquake recording. three.. on a scale of seven.’ :

Service prices are scaled according - to the intensity of the tremor.

If the quake registers four, strong enough to topple chim- ney’s there is a 50-per-cent discount on hotel charges/ If here” isan intensity of five, strong enough to knock a

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Matsushiro has been rocked-new ‘patterns

hy more than 30,000 tremors. since last’ August.

| to a-maximum of a mile off ant Mr. Nicholson said the ‘amend- ee ae BC comet :--However;~more~re- 2Aent,-bringing-the-et~into-tine-—-AL€OHOL-STIbE-KIbLs—

Blood analyses showed half the peoplé killed -on Illinois roads in-the—first-three~ months

lish a $k: ao minimum hourly of this yéar had been drinking.

Canada's suggestion that the

co - operation between al the armed _ forces linked in-_the—alli- ance. -

Erhard said) these © questions concerned all the NATO part. | ners and West Germany thought

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¢ Dominion Bureau of Statistics Hon, Robert H. Winters 1on Slatistician Ministerof Trade & Commerce’

~ power through the

Man, sector, that this does’ not -worry -

ver in northern. Maine, one plants are built at the Dickey tid Lincoln Sehnol Sites.

In testimony before: the” pub- lie works subcommittee of the House of Representatives, made publis here, Udall said de- . tails for marketing ‘ Ithe power haven't been worked—out, but. he is. certain they can be.

The bill before the subcom- mittee contains a budget bureau recommendation for $1,200,000, for further planning of, the. multi-million-dolar project, aus thorized_last year and for which $800,000 in planning funds. al- ready have heen. provided: ,

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Fisheries com- what origin are being caught by required only to pay the amount development of the St. John Ri- nicipalities. that own their ‘own ‘have no ‘power to market until owing them. f ;

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