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AQ a : 7 Reports depict President o ; Johnson as™worrled that the’ 2 § KY wuesoar oor IEXDACLEG TO Start In 45 Days. (nS s Ly & orcy-tv. | — “camera : NATO alliance and lead to a | &e {MONTREAL (CP) — Cons- Falls , eald and ts. mestic pressure on him for |") 1:30 p.m.—Musicale etotins ctews are expected to a ot tise 700,000,000 on finished Churchill Falls) major slashes in American Py PA | :

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the Churchill, Falls power pro- Ject within 45 days, the chair- man ahd president of the Brit- = Newfoundland Corp. said; re. . Henry Borden told a news conference first work will in- volve setting up construction sie ‘amd completing an

from labor on the site. Persons, indirectly employed as a résult of the project might reach about 15,000 at the peak Porat 80 per cent of expendi- tures would be services and the remaining 25 per cent of the sum would be spent on pur-

semble such installations as the Aswan Dam in Egypt.

Rather it would consist of a network of dikes upriver from the falls, designed to bring down the’ biggest flood of wa- ter possible from the assort- ment of rivers and lakes in the

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forces-

The plan being devised would present a united front on cuts which, could be linked with Washington overtures to Mos- cow for & gradual reduction of forces by both East and West.

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follows that West cannot pos- sibly have four clubs.

the chance of East’s having four clubs, South leads a low club to

becomes an easy matter for de- clarer to pick up East’s clubs without loss.

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