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“OTTAWA (CP}—A worldwide organization

will be 20 years old Friday. The United Nations tional, — Scientific -and- Cultural Organization (UNESCO) began a budget of $7,000,000. This it: =

ment but this “was

treated with contempt.”

—His government is confident that its “‘controversial,.tough.- unpopular’. measures for a eure of Britain's economic ilis will succeed without creating cng i for a \asting reces- s a

~The world is approaching the time for a radical advance towards improved new mone- tary and credit arrangements, needed to “lubricate the chan- nels of trade.’ 3

no way clash with the British government’s commitment to “internationalize” its own’ nu-

SURPLUS IN SIGHT Asked if he would have Brit. ain’s baiance of payments

“We inherited a deficit ‘of |

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"by May. shes about 50 workers

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Car Plant Aareement |

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SYDNEY, N.S. (CP) — An- agreement allowing Canadian Motor Industries Lid. to con- Vert two buildings at the nearby Peint Edward nayal base into an au assembly - plant was stgneé@ nere vy CMI ae and Industrial Estates

CMI President N. Yano, Chairman J. C. MacKeen of the Board .of IEL and Robert W.

fhe Guardian, Charlottetown, Fri, Nov. 4, 1966. 9

ment involves a @ year l¢ase on an %0-acre_ site.

, | including rail, road and wharf

. The agreement also in-

ing a further 60-year period. Plans call for construction -of

a $4,500.00 assembly plant within. three years. The plant would be ‘ to produce

10,000 Isuzu» and -Toyota auto- mohiles—a-year- and could even- tually.employ 1,000 persons. ..

Mr; Yatio told a news confer- ence ‘the company now is ex- ploring the possibility of mar- keting Cape Breton-build Isuzu Belletts west as far, as the Prairies and im the eastern United States. - “

access cludes renewable Options cover- -

M.-Mangue, IEL_ general man- ager, jointly signed the agree- ment. TEL is a provincial in-

to initially produce 000 cars—Isuzu Bellett sedans

—is expected to be in operation

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would employed. Employ- ment could swell to 100.in three years when is ex-

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UN headquarters and organiza- tions around the world. SMALL STAFF .

The Canadian... staff ‘consists of ur Merlot two project officers and two | part-time librarians.

The Canadian-_ecommission_—_ts+

ofthe _Canada_Council. From a Welliegton Street of- ‘fice ,atross from the Partia- ment Hill they direct the _re- search, informational and edu- cational projects involving affil- jated individuals and groups

across Canada. ; International UNESCO origl- ‘nated the International Geo- physical Year, and the Interna-' tional. Hydrological Deeade launched: in -1965- to_help__fight

shortage.

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stressed, with 500 schools. par- ticipating in a worldwide twin- ning m. More than 12,000 travel grants to teachers have been given since 1952.

Next year a project to raise the status of women through ed- -ucation. science and eulture will

begin ATTEND CONFERENCE .

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