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W ’ wu N H conclusion. probably fostered Diefenbaker. ﬁﬁzhﬁrﬁr.%§ Kh h h P 0 SI. h: 3|" Englgtliwrmb enthu'lﬂm The Liberal opposition says I a . __ I, H, _.___ ° 9 ° 5" - ire - examination of Canada’s , . l c Liberal policy. as stated by‘atand on nuclear weapon: a WEDNESDAY - e a 0 Opposition Leader Pearson. has should be undertaken by a de- > AS been that acquisition or manu- fence policy committee of the z PROGRAMS 4 future of nuclear arms are Commons. TgeNgovernlnieg lg! u ‘ . not necessary for Canada. un- given no de n e repy e CFCY-TV $5312.96: l$:::'"%o;:‘hu:$ 12:15: tagder either Canadian or Amen-opposition request for establish- z MO'QCOWA [AplhThc fourth the 183‘ do,“ days the quad_ican control. but that the over- ment of‘such a committee but > l-30 ram-Mum" ‘annii'crsai‘y of Premier Khrush- rumvirate has head on hand. lgaging?wzicgggagggmﬁfumy13"“ tgﬁgegfgidtel? dowgfgngg 2-90 OWL—Che! "9"" eher's announcement that he with an exception or two ‘ y“ the previous Liberal goverm

- No-one “PW? for sure WhathAY BE NECESSARY ment when the Conservatives

is gomg on lnSlde the .Kremlin. If world development. makeiuked for it 10 you. “0' 3‘" mm "3° V‘ewiimn' °' “" the use of nuclear weapons bvl One Liberal suggestion is that

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‘would settle the Berlin question ‘in six months finds the issue iperhaps even farther from setu tlement~—and Khrushchev un-

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33" pm lake "WW der pressiir . that the pi'cmier's sails have abroad necessa ' than the Lib; A 90 or" —3<e"-' “I” Khrushchev. nearing the peak been somewhat trimmed. and em] party wouldy prefer to heve*f°?°°of°§l§¥5hﬂ:lir eg‘iitar-ceevigii: 430 pm “tattoo” Deny ni his power at home and that these three associates now comm] vested collectively mime h" u to m_ E 50‘ PMI‘PHH'O 051‘" ‘ahroad, announced on Nov. 10. share more than before ihe‘NATo could even so so “than” amt n 5-30 P"‘-“H”‘k'°be"y “"“d tiass. at a Polish-Russian friend- power that long was largely in" G ' ‘ H 1 th t! uce a EecléirAn'lnaenmunce nu- 6’00 P-""“~"‘°”" 5"“"9" ‘ship rallv in Moscow, that a the hands of Khrushchev alone.‘ ovemmm p" cy s a icanada m : Qumr- F'm‘“ iireaiv with the two Germanvs DOGGED BY SETBAC s icanad,“ “mu” “M "W" ""7019" "m- a 645 PM "U" “"9" 1should he signed at once. If that Again. remembering that this hem" weapons 8: 10-“g as tt-her‘i’i But so far, the Liberal. stout" 53' I‘m-45"” West did not agree he saidyis a view from outside the 3‘5 any pmwec‘ or “Items "ma tsald' the party is "M mums.” 74'" PIN-"C‘CY W N“"' ‘tlien at the end of six months Kremlin. it would appear thatiagreemem’ on disarmament‘ ’Pul itself foursquare bemnd 5 C U. I“

sians came by the Cuban man- ‘oeuvre to a much improved po- sition ~ even a dangerously dominant position—to demand a settlement on Berlin. which is ‘the major trouble area.

The setback in Cuba is looked upon here—again from outsidei the Kremlin—as a near disaster 3 for Soviet prestige throughout the world.

7-30 P-m'“H°""°"°V to come to sign a separate! 1. His agricultural reforms— Wiring nude” "m3 any time 3-00 Pin-hm" H°°d treaty with East Germany. Heiand he has been the prime ‘“ “‘9 mture' When they “"5.” -th d1 table . 3-30 rim-"‘9 P"""“" contended the treaty woiild‘mover there-~liave not broughtibecome "9095“.le {or the jomt wrench" “ii a usb '3. ,, in.” W‘0 P-m'—MY "V" 5"" .make West Berlin. encircled bv profitable results. It is heican“!ian'Ame“can gefence of screws are said to have lei“ . ‘J"'"" '93" P¢"‘"'p’"’d' H’ommunist East Germany. ‘a‘Worst element of the Sovieth‘wth America It ‘5 0" this ﬁrst made by a London an ' V w ' moo prim—Ben Cut-V “map. mWrnaﬁnnamed MN” ‘Nmnmv‘ tpoint that the lobbyists last smith. Charles Moncke.h ence iroo pin—New: Magscrie ‘ T'mp amr "me "‘9 dpa‘dnne‘ 2' In' 19“ he med to “quiﬁweek were disappointed in their the name monkey wrenc . a "'30 P‘”“‘°'"‘"i‘" "” iwas postponed. Now there is date finally the Stalinist anti~ W“ N manna my we headed by v M‘ RIPLEY'S BELIEVE IT on NOT a miaiwnismwom 12502 °"“'—J:BC N 1‘“ l Khrushchev told coi'i'espoiid-‘ IViolotov. but so far as is known,’ MAHE‘DIWEHAV‘ l2=l¢ I'm—WP" W‘f' '" and: at a Kremlin reception some are still in the party. One 'i ' a mum" l2.” m ~V_'9\~‘=;'; ‘lazt week that_ with the Cuban of the group. Marshal Voro- ' Busts ginger-is, a 1230 I-m-“S'gn monsoon growing 1: u i at. the, shtlov. has completed the cycle ALWAYS A HAZARDTD “FF” - AM" Berlin situation was heeoming'from disgrace last year to a WBIDKPLAY SUCH Slst AS, >

v t1 more acute. ii‘esiored place of honor on Len- “WE YOUR NEIGHBOUR @ .m TV. 5 WERTNERSI A: “(Birgit d in's'htomb. wh‘ere hie appeared 'hm""“’f“ E , u a signi ii-an mg 9- a e revou ion ay emon- ' \— :; NITE 9" DAY ll reloped at the reception. At the straiion. -I ‘ i «pay 4.3537 Nite 445034-7462? ngpthfitar's ii’lhnw as {he delivered 3. The Berlin aflfair wu‘C’hicg x , , v ,\ t e orma toasts or t e 45thtKhrushchev is largey cre ite . :3 VAIL s RADIO & 'F" / anniversary of the Bolshevik;with initiating. '0 ‘204 Kent Si- Ch 10"“ . Revolution stood the other threat 4. The failure of the Cuban

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iretary. and Alexei Kosygin. a first deputy premier. Throughout the anniversary iparade in Red Square. these four also were shown together. Anastas Mikoyan, the other first deputy premier, was in Cuba conferring with Premier Castro.

Moreover. in the several.

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