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h it before, Avhen navy dpt. James A. Lovell Jr. weht > in Gemini 7 \ast December, but she admitted feeling the old tervousness again Friday.

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was . beautiful.” grossed by the liftoff—more so than their father’s first space trip, Mrs. Lovell said. Jay, 11, Barbara, 13,- and Susan, 8, watched it, Dut 10-month-old Jeffrey. Carl dozed. right

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high temperature records fis 11 were..set. ip the \ Marl time. Provinces Friday’ as the result of a

across Quebec and. Labrador early in the day.

Despite overcast =, the fesperatre at.

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Martin, who came here from Poland, was. seen off at thé rail-

ne left for visits. to Leningrad | .

and Kiev, on his way to Rome. He ‘told reporters the Krem- lin recognized the obligations of the control commission — com- posed of Canada, Poland and India—but “TI cannot ; arses view that the co

it} mission can playa role in seek- ing peace is shared so enthusi-

Martin also paid a courtesy call‘on Soviet President Nikolai Podgorny.

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It was the first time in orbit for air force Maj. Edwin (Buzz) Aldrin Jr, and as the -couat- down reached minus-eight, his wife Joan edged right up to the television screen and held both

OTTAWA (CP) — rorenele secrets have spilled into print this fall at a rate matched only once in Canadian history; thanks to the Senate - Commons

..dtornmittee on. living costs...

At. the committee’s deter- mined hands, 17 food companies have so far furnished details on their operations and structure in public hearings. It has been a feast for those competitors ipared.a call to testify because time limits on the inquiry.

Committee -members are anx- fous to right the balance. “or Cainitiee Counsel John” We

Urie says they will probably re- quire _ complete. answers © from al! manufacturers, processors, wholesalers and retailers in the fond industry to the same ques- tions being put to the firms

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» will be ‘made public and ayvail- able to anyone.

Thirty-two years, ago aay businesses went through . 8a agony in the divisive = paigh by H, H.- Stevens against Sweat shops and price fixing LED TO RESIGNATION

It lead to his resignation as , Minister of trade and commerce = A

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Mike, 11, Andy, 8, and Jan, 9, said they had trouble believing it was really their father aboard the. rocket. ‘I'm glad he’s: up

there and he’s safe,” Jan said.

in the R. B. Bennett Conserva- tive government, but not before

study into vast questions of merchandising in the Canadian | ACOMOMY sion The present inmuiry hes been narrower in scope, but just as kdisconcerting to witnesses, and particularly so to American- owned companies who . have never needed to publish finan- cial staternents of any kind. These include Canada Safe- way Ltd., A and P (Great At- plese nontets Pacific _-Tea—-€o. Ltd.), Gerber Products of Can- ada Ltd... Heinz. Co. of Canada Ltd., Swift Canadian Co. Ltd.,

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67. his talk with Brezhnev. But Ca- spent an hour and 15 minutes

he had launched a committee |~ standard line of questioning, at{~ asking for the|. Canadian.subsid-

with the SovViet leader. -

~ Corporate Secrets Spilled ‘At Probe Into Food Prices

of Canada Lié.,

Kellogg - Co. and General Foods Ltd.

Mr. Urie has developed a

each sitting, j.mames.of. any. iaries or of any prime. produc- ers owned company; the financial rela- tionship if the company has a U.S.: parent; gross sales ures, advertising and net. prof-

ing expenses.

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empire—its ‘ownership of West- fair Foods Ltd. in ‘a Can- ada and Atlantic. salers

Canada Packers Ltd. and General Foods Ltd. anticipated as\many questions as possible with impressive briefs and ex- hibits. The .committee treated

them relatively gently im return.

nadian sources said Martin}

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ships, including the reserves, in platinum (breath of spring), and he had many top and other strong Placings im the indtvideeal —

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ROME a fresh wave of stormy\ wea gripped Italy today barely a week after its worst floods in history. Rain pelted much of the Pe- ninsula, causing some cases of new flooding. Winds and tides hit sea coasts from Sicily to the northern Adriatic;

Snow, accompanied by near- freezing - temperatures, fell on the mountainous northeast,

hampering rescue’ w try- ing to reach villagés still iso- lated from i

of Nov. 4.

~ SERVICES HELD IN CHARLOTTETOWN

Mayor of Charlottetown, Wal-- on behalf of the city, et the © for their country. - Thousands, , ter Cox, laid a wreath af the annual Remembrance Day-Ser- © gathered for the ceremony,

Cenotaph yesterday morning

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indication of generally, they said.

The pickets drew harsh words, and harsher glances, from veterans in the square

Day service was not the time

tests. The pickets lowered their | signs for the two-minute _ si-

tors behind them demanded it. The youths marched to the U.S. ‘Embassy, across from

lence, and again when specta- | preme

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