Cmdr James A Covell; Ir., | on a brilliantly-clear day_dur-

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which would ‘ndloste Might Gam °

‘ © The Guaedian, Chastotistown, Wel, Pes. 38, 1908. se as a preliminary a” ; formal protest. -

Atlantic Flight Corridors i, Sie ce es Due To Be Cut To 90 Miles | .*3:,

i standard was

agreed on jal ICAO.

: porth Atlantic council meetilig+ MONTREAL (CP)—An Inter- stead of 60 on either side of an

national Civil Aviation Organi- | aircraft.

4 nfeasible last February, objections by the* source said here that The ICAO source said the rea- tion» being postponed

jlots resulted in its introdue ~* | ration fon : first reported in the original as of Jan. 13 flight corridors sons for the reduction is an ine ™ studies. _ ——e

OTTAWA (OP) — A.-F. Mer-jume of Canadian news around vier, honorary president of The |the clock to most daily uews- language, “whether French or./across the north Atlantic will be crease of traffic ‘in the upper DAUGHTER SLAIN Canadian Press, said here |papers and broadcasting sta- English, |teduced in width to 90 from 120 air. soere it eee ew ae aD that an independent French |tions in Canada, but neWspapers ADDS SERVICE miles. \if their operation eco | LITTLEHAMPTON, Eagl language news agency is unnec- |and_stations served only a loca! A second Service in French This, theoretically, allows for [Sah — A spennels gusteast » essary and unfeasi of regiohal market and selecied ‘correspondent would be posted uavigation error of 45 miles in- The source said the reduction | was charged | Appearing for the ‘national’|/news items accordingly. in Ottawa in the near future. mae being ifeetuend 00 2 20 \ing be eveneeceel Oe ‘ news-gathering co-operative be-| Canada lacked national news- The complete North American achieved im iis coverage of the |sult of careful. study by a A \fore the royal commission om|papers like the New York service of Agence France royal commission. member countries. — - as a ism and Times, The Times of London Presse now was available to the “Qup Tnandeed ‘per’ cont,” Dr: | A published report in Toronto arrested eon baby \Mir. Mercier said member news: |and others published in Paris service in French. |Purcell replied amid laughter er eee a ane een : papers satistied with the |end Tokyo. National newspapers | Gillis Purcell, CP . general |He added that if the : service provided im both English jwould not be economical in Ca- manager, said CP has a: statt |sioners had any complaints he and French. : ada without government. subsi of 396 of whom 54 are French- |would be glad to discuss Persons in Quebec who had jdies and all newspapers op- Canadians, There were 42 bilin- No complaints were men proposed the creation of @ |Posed such subsidies on princi- gael) mbarters and editors OU: | Other CP representatives French-language “news service | ple. jot 50 at the Montreal and Que- | wintiam Stewart, chief were well intentioned but they. Me, Mercier said subsidies or:/bec buteaus and about 28 bi {Wiliam Stewart, chief of were not aware of the great in- jgrants from the. federal or pro. (lingual editorial staffers else: | riinauit chief eet” ait neta ar arenes |, commaienss: Frias Sostt Preset f involved. ; & news agency or newspapers aid ‘crackpot’ briefs to fs Mr. Mercier, vice - president | of their independence to report | commission have been a small |g the Taibout said ¢ and general manager of Quebec (the news objectively. This had | minority but have received |v im ca mm , Le Soleil and |'Evenement, was'|been the experience in France more publicity than serious sub |i, 9, ak Guat : replying to questions by com-/in the past. | missions, lten by French-language and ness letterheads. All , missioner Paul Lacoste. Me nid the eorvice in French | Mr, Purcell replied that CP | AFP reporters. dish edeeantesd. Mr. Lacoste commented: that of The Canadian P: is being | reported all briefs to the. com- | is Actas ies tied we ‘many briefs to the commission | strengthened i with rec: | mission, always trying to keep |wontreal trom English des. GUARDIAN - PATRIOT had referred to a lack of com- | ommendations made earlier this tiem in perspective, but CP had sede te ae keonek | eee anada’s two calturce, (eat bY & special’ committee Of ‘no control over the selection of |Palches from SP. The Associ AL - N tween Canada’s two cultures. French-speaking news editors. |stories and headlines by mem- | aasonesy, CENTR ei : Why wasn't there a heavier All copy: filed from the Que-| ber newspapers. 4 £- ASTRONAUTS GET CLEAR VIEW OF EARTH try? a French and trensiated in Moot. |ASKED PERCENTAGE tanguage service for television | , cannies ee 1 * [real for -language ewe | Commissioner Jarosiav _B. | and radio stations through _its | ---. Phone 48506 k iientified -the picture-as that Protectorate. (NASA photo Mercier said The Cana: | papers. ‘and speeches |Rudnycky) asked what percent, | subsidiary company, er) , of Wadi Hadramaut, Aden, via AP Wirephote) den’ Penn nies ae ak national importance were |age of objectivity CP hati |News Lid. t

Inc his 14-day journey around the world in the Gemini 7 gpacecraft, made this picture of the earth showing rugged terrain near the sea. The pic- mire’ was released Tuesday at the Manned Space Center near _Houston, Tex NASA officials

Harmon Field Decision Is —/Months Away.

OTTAWA (CP)—Federal of- ficials said it will be| months before the government can decide how to put to use

-Marmon Field, the big Amert- can base in Newfoundland | scheduled to be abandoned by the U.S. Air Force in Decem- | ber, 1966 |

They declined comment or the state-ment by “Premier | Smallwood of Newfoundland

} that Harmon may become a big | RCAF base,

They said several government | departments are studying uses for the base that would provide civilian. employment. These studies ‘would be continuing for | some time before: the gover | ment could feach a decision.

External Affairs Minister |

Martin, then acting prime min-

ister, said about two weeks age |

| that the government would con |

sider steps to. be taken in co- | opereation. with Newfoundland. to.-!

meet the problems involved in

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East Ke Kootenay

Daily Suspends i

KIMBERLEY (CP) — East Kootenay Chronicle announced temporary

sion of publication of the daily |%

effective Dec. 24 until the busi- ness climate improves.

Manager Philip Stannard said |§ all stock and. equipment would |%- be retained at the newspaper's | plant here but there would be a

reduction in staff,

“We shall vigorously extend |§ the commercial printing depart- i

ment,” Mr. Stannard gaid.

“When there-is-e demand, ‘not i just a desire, for a daily news- 3 paper in the area, we will be i

ready to roll agair.”’

The Chronicle: began daily | :

Publication in *September 1964, | serving the east Kootenay area, Prior to. publishing as a daily

it-was known as the Kimberley | :

News, a” weekly.

Mr. Stannard said the posal-

bility of reverting to weekly | status early in January is be |

ing “seriously investigated” but i

“plans a are, still: indefinite.

Dept. Store Sales Higher _

OTTAWA (CP) — November | department store sales were 6.6 | percent. higher’this year than |

in “the 1964,‘ the Dominion Bur- | i

eau of Statistics has reported.

Tt said incréases were regis- lk

tered in all ‘provinces and re- | Zions

They were The Atlantic prov- ;

inces 6.6 per cent; . per cent; Manitoba Sas- katchewan 11.3 per cent: Al- berta 11.2 per cent: Columbia 13 per cent.

CNR Car Orders.

Quebec 13.6 |

12.2 per cent;

Go To Ont., Que. |

MONTREAL (CP)—The CNR § has otdered a total of 400 flat ears from companies with

plants in Quebéc and. Ontario. it was. announced here. The railway said the orders j will cost $5,000,000 One order for 200 flat: cars | went to International Pquip- « ment Co. Ltd. of: Montreal. The | a a “Cars are to be built “in the ‘com- + pany's plant at Napanee, Ont- The other 200 cars will be | built by Marine Industries Ltd., of Sorel, _Que-

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