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North and Victoria) said he agreed with committee chairman J. W. Murphy (PC—Lambtoa

Yanks In Service

OTTAWA (CP — A suggestion that Americans in the‘civil serv- ice for a lengthy period should

COF House Leader Hazen Ar- gue was asking a series of ques tions about scientists with the National Museum, including American Richard MacNeish, se- nior archaeologist who has bees im Canada about 10 years. \ Since 1947, he was told, there

was another example of Pro- gressive Conservatives attempt- ing to steamrolier their way through opposition. 2 Mr. Angue has a persecution complex, said Stuart Fleming (PC-Okanagan-Reveistoke). Robert Muir (PC-Cape Breton

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West) that Mr. Argue’s line of |questioning had been proper but he did think the CCF MP was iwrong to “blow up” just because |somebody differed with him.

Spring Retards Crop Vegetation

QUEBEC (CP)—An extremely dry spring retarded crop vegeta- tion in the province but recent, abundant rains are expected te prove beneficial, the Quebec bu- reau of statistics reported today in the second of eight reports on crop conditions. :

The majority of farmers have completed seeding and planting, and cereals look good generally although they suffered from the 'dry spell in some regions. Fodder corn planting is well advanced and potatoes and other truck crops look promising.

Lloyd’s Goal Is Vital Talks

LONDON, (Reuters) — Foreign Secretary Lloyd flew home Fri- day night for vital talks with Prime Minister Macmillan aimed at staving off a collapse of the Big Four Geneva talks.

The two men, who had’a large share in bringing about the Gen- eva conference, meet Saturday night at 10 Downing St. for the first time since the foreign min- isters’ talks began May 11.

Lloyd is bringing back bad news for his chief. Russia has proposed the .withdrawal of West- ern forces from Berlin in 12 months and insisted on negotiat- ing on the basis of this.

In a Geneva session Friday Lloyd appealed to Gromyko to “forget” the idea and return te business-like negotiations. ANSWER ON MONDAY

The British foreign secretary will fly to Geneva to hear Grom- yko’s answer at a private Big Four session on Monday after- noon.

If Gromyko sticks to his pre- posal, the conference is bound to break up. It would have nothing to show after more than a month of meetings.

This would come as a severe blow to the British government —and to Macmillan personally. It would dash his hopes of at- tending a summit conference this summer.

Macmillan is understood to fa- vour such a conference even if the Geneva talks break down, Russia’s Premier Khrushchev feels the same way.

But there is one major unknown factor. That is whether a Geneva breakdown would be followed by Soviet action to alter Berlin's oc-

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