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GEN WAR SITUATION “MOSCOW (AP)—Soviet Pre- mier Kosygin said here the Viet Nam situation has limited the raising -. of - Soviet. living standards because the prime

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forces. He accused‘ the United ,He warned problems remained States of. raising a threat tolin the Soviet eténomy and world peace. . some, such as the. housing short- “Any initiative genuinely di-|agé, would not be solved’ even irected atm ainta-ining- and: by..1970. aoe strengthening peace will meet} The premier pictured the 1966-

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\had been reduced from produc-, APPROVAL EXPECTED : | Se promised: in 1970 by ousted; A> summary of his speech in premier Khrushchev. ' |the Kremlin was released out- Kosygin said some of Khrush:|Side the closed sessian, The

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| Maine Congressmen Counter | Opposition To Hydro Plan

WASHINGTON (AP)—Maine 000-kilowatt project last ear members of Congress ‘have jand, after a fight, appropriated launched a “counter attack |$800,000 for planning in the year on. what they say is’a move by that ends June 30. The appro- private-utility, coal and oil in priations committee of the terests. to defeat the proposed House of Representatives now~ hydroelectric, development ofjis considering a $1,200,000 bid. the upper St. John River. get request for contintied sur-

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Weather and | their prime task to reinf y | > ‘seas Kk orce our 1@ I : armed forces,’’ Kosygin said. : | 12.15—-News and Music CBC He also reiterated Soviet ‘prom- | | CoA ises to aid Vietnamese commu- iS mabey oe the necessary propor- b a Si @ tig Fame Golan be 1 Ca Gin vere sel “ ters . a ' Z | 6:00—The Morning Show, Part 1. | on oe ” yagi | A STARFISH - oO. 7:00—The Morning Show, Part 1 : : ; 1GNORI B& WITH A-WATCH -- | (Gantd,) would surely have made sub- G DIAL IY 4 | 8:00—CBC Nave and Inland Wx. stents og oe ee ‘ gion pamicn CENTER | “@:15—Maritime Sportscast spending an correspondingly LIVED FOR 40 YEARS USED BY AFRICAN | | > The Morning Show, Part 1 greater capital investments in WITCH % bar aon. Shee the peaceful branches of the OW AN EXCLUSIVE DIAGNOSE A = share of consumption in thé. na- |... OF BEANS TENT. RLAESS 9:15—Assignment ony gin accu the - | 9:21—-A.M. Chronicle imposing a harmful and danger- Release Set, Apell as ‘ 10:00—Court Of Opinion ~~. ous__arms_race__on the _world. |. : : 10:30—A.M. Chronicle Ds. | Then” he” offered” to- meet any} won ; 16:45-—Pleysoon — spesce-initiative, DAILY. CROSSWORD 11:00—CBC News ¢ Kosygin did not diréetly name, . : 5% : IRIAN U LIER 11:05—Joan Marshall in the published summary, his| ACROSS _3.Does.a —s 20. Break-" PUTeigivmoluitivie! 11:15—For Consumers predecessor as Soviet premier, | 1. Strong housewife's fast RleIrie MIL Ait Tele! 11.20—Record Album But he blamed Khrushchev both wind dep items [RIA ais 11:30—The Archers for, past failures and. for setting 5. Kind of S4, Penetrate 21. Enthusi- gL peat te 11:45—Musie’ On The Heather too-high targets for 1970. —_ poem 5. Aifline’s astic - FEreINisilisiTlaicisi 11:55—Assignment ‘In view of that in the new| 9% Low abbrevia- tributes [OiRIciE MAIL 12:00—Jamboree Junction five-year plan. somewhat lower couch ‘Het 22. 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Lift nis 130 31 1 6 om ‘ * . | ae We GAIL Pace, voi . oo Eduardo Simian said} 45’ nejusion’s Y 7 | 6: . fox ; rtner - Fae Weed Simian, after discussing the; 46, Wading V MU) SOOGAG Tne Gees By ~~ price of the metal. with Prest- bird 39 140 [41 300 SabHEe Meseied ‘|dent Eduardo Frei, told report-| 47, Clout aa 10:00=CBC National News ers government techtical bodies) 4s. Facts = : H10.18—Today's Ediorel and Spesking #F@ Makita study in this re-| | DOWN Personally spect: en ———— ok Vf sf ase 10:30—The Best Of Ideas Chile, which produces more 2, Shakes- > 11;00—Monday Concert than 560,000 tons a year, -sells peare’s Y | The Hague: Phithomonica |copper in foreign markets a 42 river ZL we 12:00--CBC News cents a pound. In recent days ‘ ; F 12:03 Sports Scores, Inland and |fumors have circulated that the DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE — Here’s how to work it: Marine Weather price would be raised four cents AXYDLBAAXKRE r 12.15—Musie In The Night a pound. is LONGFELLOW j T’D LIKE 70 KNOW WHY One letter simply stands for another. In this sample A is used | Ge}: THE NETWORK FIRED : | for the three I's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, apos- 0) fh trophies, the length and formation of the words are-all hints. | 0 Each day‘the code letters ure different. a) : By B. JAY BECKER A Cryptogram Quotation > Z nh ’ ZNB CKPU CFG PQZNWOPUO) | | North dealer. hearts, which came. around to : ay | HT ian j | Neither side vulnerable. me. I had held my fire long | RNUP "IJ GIPJIBRXFJIG IM. KXB- x| } i} ip 4 enough, and could stand the | 7 ‘NORTH ipressure no longer, so I jumped KNRUPCFKIVU.—WBCKX er \ > eed: ito four spades, which Blousson| Yesterday's Cryptoquote: ONE SHABBY CAMEL CARRIES 2975 “| The defence was very dis | THE BURDENS ‘OF MANY DO) §.—GOETHE - 765 | ressing to me. East took the} (© 1966, King Features Syndicate, Inc.) , WEST EAST heart lead with the ace. andre- ; wy : a? $432 hated ty Natea of clubs. West a ~ ~-—— ZB) urd 4 We cucomen mio. BUT WMAT Ye THEY | | THATS GONG Ld » 09763 @A1084 ook the jack with the queen ARE YOU BROUGHT PRESENTS - NEXT MOVE , : Siy sez $1003 and cashed he ‘ace_ East ploy OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE S|. | intra *\ fo seats sirion TX FOR YOUR TO: YOU! $4 eA $32 ing the-two. Isat there quietly | OSes GRANOMA > _\ PARTY... 7 THANK-YOU NOTES...) THANK-YOU Try ic soUTH gnashing my. teeth, waiting for | er WuaT)| Hey MasOR THIS Q) I || bed ff NOTES... Ht @AKQ10986 West to give his partner a club! ¢ IN THE ‘90 THEN GENERAL PeRsuing saip\7_” NUT CaAMoue NY | AT Th WeSagl See = inti CK ruff and demolish the best hand EVENING. TO ME,"MA3OR, WE'VE GOT TO GETY BLASTI | HIRED THE go = HTH Seed 5 oo T had held all week. , Y A SPY INTO THEIR TRENCHES Ad) THE S\FOR THE NCH | | i ¢ 4KI1094 But Lerner decided to cash) 1. CAN'T ORDER A MAN Qut on MASORS JVSHALL 11955 4 | ag 4ie The bidding: » the ace of diamonds hefore re. | A SUICIDAL MISSION, BUT . IN HIM DOWN THE x a vi Fast South Weet |‘Urming a club. I ruffed, drew YOU'RE THE ONLY ONE ON My) ORBIT L\ 274 Ro 7) | ag ae on @_ Dble /Tumps, and thus made four STAFF WHO SPEAKS f AND WEVE \| at arate ce 8 $3 |sPades doubled. L FLUENT GERMANS ONLY BEEN \ : Pate paee-4g_Pass_|, The bidding and play followed | [= GOIN: HALF y q fas. Dole . |different Tines at the other table. | _— eG a i “ es .

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