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| Federal Cabinet Debate e752 :2.--~ May Be Stepped Up

"By MICHAEL GILLAN “OTTAWA

‘some provincial. premiers of the date for starting--July 1, 1967.

Century x jregion where an estimated 400

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federa!. government's

pected to step up the infensity

‘\. pf the argument about the plan

within the federal eabinet.

Unt! the’ recent premiers’

, Meeting {n Toronto,. statements

from the provincial capitals led Health Minister MacFachen_and ethers to

medical.

sare insurance proposal is ex-

hélieve most prey-,

Mr. Manning said-the require- ment that 90 per cent of a. prov- ince’s population, he govered im- mediately would involve com-

pulsion, te which he was oj»

— _ posed. N TH E Al ~The CMA, although-cool to the

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entire plan, concentrated: its at- tention on whether dociora would be able to ‘practise. out- side a government plan. OPPOSED BY JOHNSON

The. federal timetable — ap- peared to be progressing with

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out a hitch until the change In government in - Quehec. Tne election -of Daniel Johnson - who opposes introduction of medical insurance fight now, provided Lan—ally. for Premier John. Ro: jbarts of Ontario, whe has arg- jued the. same -point ‘

| Jean Lesage, former premier jef Quebec, had been in favor of lan early start and a- powerful plus factor in the federal pian- ‘ning because this put-one of the country's two largest provinces on Ottawa's aide i :

| With Quebéc in, Mr. Robarts and other: premiers “would. have difficulty staying out—especially when the federal plan was to ldraw money for its share of the

jcosts fromthe entire country George —Melifatth, the govern-|

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to get the provinces to start a pre-paid m@gdical insucance pro- gram, ‘

But the demand by some pre- | miers for delay and. more con- sulfat on bore a ring similar to, the views of some federal-min-|

isters, when Mrs MacKachen| apHReNngs (AP)-—A million Print and distribute the works) last month tried to have his “tourists left $105,900,000° {n Of Mao in large quantities and medical care’. bill’pushed Greace last -yéar,. the gov- im Various forms. Je hee through the Commons before ernment reportes. It plans to! en . ern m the summer recess. accommodate 2,000,000. per-| » TAKE CARE IN WOODS

He and members of the New) gongs annually within t h’e Poison ivy may be' recognized | Democratic Party felt delay | next tive years. by its clusters of three shiny would provide time for reluctant, Premier Stephanos. $ t e p -!leaves: and’ white berries.

provinces and the CMA to : ( cies

mount opposition,

WANTED DELAY

Many in the: cabinet’ wanted | the bill held .at first reading, permitting publication of the bill for’ study but lackhg ap- proval in principle on .second reading : 5

Prime Mintater Pearson

worked a compromise between | the two factions—-take # through | second reading and leave it: to} be studied until Parliament re- sumed in the fall. -

A misunderstanding .about the | Commons pre - recess business) list’ in the end resulted. In}

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| LAGOS (AP) — Nigeria has

Settled into an apprehensive ‘calm: after if,” second army mutiny in eight months. But. the

government-run newspaper Sun-

day Post hinted at-the. prospect

tot more—troithle = The chief of the new military

‘recime, Lt.Col. Yakubu Gowon,

icautiornéd -politicians on making statements that he sald could jeopardize forthcoming talks to settle the tribal rivalries that have troubled the nation.

The -military—is_still- in: control in Enugu, capital of the eastern

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hangpoules je seething #21,.. f fO0,000- aside this "+ year - for ' Mr. Pearson has «said the projects .to~-attratt. tourists ‘ medical care insurance hill will) A’ 10-year plan. to spend |G) he proceeded with soon after $1,000,000,000 is heing deve~ oy Parliament resumes Oct. 5 loped, with foreign finan: | Mp. MacKachen is understood ¢!ns expected. ee Zz it : . to want it proceeded with im- Better, boat ENE to o *inces, some reluétantiy,; would and pay no money te provinees mediately, which would man. be- ee een aes z ES -by be in the program by the target that were not in’ fore the federal-provincial pre- ™ 4 7 eee ee ae a " ate “Mr. Johnson and Mr. /miers aatecatee’ ankocited for | tional conventions Ane = PAS > Only, the Canadian Medical Roharts ~ are demanding. their late October or-early November. of -che--develapment plans, Association, and Premier -F. C. share of federal money to spend Opposed to him will,-be those | Bh sisine es : al Manning of Alberta voiced any as they wish. who .want the bill held af least LAUNCH CAMPAIGN ‘severe criticism of the federal Federal informants say the until the conférence; -and any TOKYO (AP)—The. Chinese | offer to pay half the cost of pro- government is unlikely to give who agree with those. premiers Communist party has. ordered | ivincial .plans, meeting four fed-_way'to this denvand : because it,who waht it held back for a 35,000,000 copies of selected | 7 efal conditions; ‘would také ‘away Ottawa's léver year or two. ‘ -“|writings -of Mao, Tse-tung. dis-

: ° oy ' - \"as their weapon to fight Tourists: Leave against those “party, members.

. who are. taking the capital- | ‘jst road,” The official Peking | G Peopl#’s Daily said the culture; ga ‘ministry-had—heen—ordered—to+

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he would be able to play a heart through your J-7 and you would find yourself in serious trouble,

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