~ Lesage Will Offer Solution

QUEBEC (CP) — Oppositins Leader : Jean Lesage said here he will propose a so‘ution to a squabbise which has divided the Quebec Liberal party.

One group would restrict his powers, at the head of the Que- bec Liberal Federation while

He did say that it dealt. party structures and the

One headed by

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Kierans had said would accept,

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group, Kierans, is asking that a_seven- management committee be set up to. share leadership with Mr. Lesage and that the

setting up or a three-man ft"

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tain them. ¢ wall’ of secrecy be at least Mr. Lesage did not say/ partially removed from. party weet prone, te be Lae financing.

sented a' federation annual! The management committee

meeting in Montreal Nov. 18-20. | concept has been approved by

propose. the constitution -c of

the federation and is to be sub.

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; However, the issue of the

The fellewing program list- | finances is a bone of contention

ings are published free of | between Mr. Kierans aiid the

charge os 8 public service and | three-man faction which officl- ~ appear as presented te us by | ally opposes him.

the stalens concerned. Mr. Lesage said at the end

of a Liberal caucus called to

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’ Asked ‘If his proposal is the same as compromise which Mr. earlier | Mr. Lesage re ‘plied only that “‘it is the Lesage

he

that the afternoon session of the

find-

ing out whether the compromise proposal was acceptable to the parties which opposed him.

His only statement on leaving

be in charge of surveying the total financial . situation but which would report on income and expenditures only to the management committee.

that the hianagement commit- tee could not plan the federa- tion’s budget - without knowing how much money it had to spend.

Mr. Kierans, speaking to stu- dent Liberals at Laval Univer- sity and to reporters at an: in- formal news conference, said the compromise was acceptable to’ him because the three ¢om- -mitiee members would be chosen from the management committee.

Therefore, even though the management committee would not receive a complete report, there still would be three men on it who would know. the whole situation and could guide the rest of the committee.

Also, Mr. Kierans said there is an understanding that if he is -elected-—-to-—the—- federation presidency at the annual meet- ing in- Montreal Nov. 18-20, he will be a member of both the

Mr. Kieranis had held earlier |

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Indian Home Minister Resigns After Riots -

Hindus demonstrated Monday against the killing of cows, which they worship as a sym- bol of motherhood and fertility. The eight deaths occurred after the Hindus, attempting to storm the Parliament buildings, were beaten off as the police opened fire and tossed tear gas bombs into -the huge crowd.

NEW DELHI (Reuters) —

Home Minister G Nanda has - resigned after being criticized for weakness in dealing’ with Monday's violent rioting in which eight persons died. Authoritdtive sources said De- fence Minister Y. B. Chayan, who flew back to ‘the capital from Bombay on the orders of Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, would replace Nanda. . '

The ‘sources added that Mrs. Gandhi herself would take over Chavan's defence portfolio.

The criticism of Nanda came from within his ‘own Congress

Meesteeds of, thoveends. 0

persons since the-voutbreak of rioting, destruction. Among these were more than -500- Hindu: holy men who ied the demonstrators.

Police have arrested about 750

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rect /the federation on a basis. Mr. Kierans’ opponents been against the Rance committee.

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Mr. Kierans, campaigning at

slate

‘which hopes to take over the Quebee Liberal Federation ex-

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man finanee committee be

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Mr. Kierans had said the ft- nance committee should know everything — balance, revenues 6 ee that

report on all aspects. The compromise Mr. Kierans

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stricken areas of Italy. It in-

cluded immediate aid of more than— $74,000,000 and a planned gasoline tax increase.

Premier Aldo Moro and his cabinet met for 11 hours to dis- | cuss initial relief measures.

There were fears the cost of rehabilitation. and reconstruc- tion would push the country back into recession from which it had beem moving forward.

Politicians said the five-year development plan now before

ified as a result of the disaster.

One-third of Italy lay unpro- ductive and many of the area's 6,000,000 inhabitants left destt- tute by the floods that struck last Friday. .

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