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g New Study Proposes Regional New York Stock Exchange

May Be Forced From City

: Me f . ' } Health Service COI anization NEW YORK. (AP) —. Keith Son Rockefeller and* City Coun ei 5 ’ . Funston, New York Stock Ex- cil President Frank D. O’Con — '

change president, said here nor. Funston earlier had stated negotiated. state that such—a boost would farce

TORONTO Lack of ‘food ts adas department of ‘msgions, ‘Christian contex! and _ Supports the newly eausing great privation in ‘India, visited New Dethi, Caleutta, Am- the training of technical and at- ctock-transfér tax may yet drive the exchange to move but the situation is not as alarm- ritsar’ Rarachiand Lahore. In ademic leaders. tha! 1s IMpera- tne exchange ont bf New -York dng as press reports earlier. in his capacity as co-ordinator . of tive for ‘the nations develop- Funston called the proposed ;.° théyear_indicated, atcording to the Anglican World Mission ment ina scientific. age %-per-cent increase in - stock a

turned from a three-week trip underway in the Church of In- World Mission Fund grants for s state and “the exeange éom. | 2’? selling at less than $5 a during which he visited majér dia, Pakistan. Burma and Cey- variety of emergency projects munity’ and discriminatory to Share: a penny a share increase j- “our eustomers—the nation’s in. 18 added to the rate at incre .

cities bf the sub-continent includ- lon which are being’ supported in the Church of India. Pakis- ing’ Pakistan by: grants of the Canadian tan, Burma and ey oe Vestors.” ments of $5 up to four cents ; 81,000," he said. ., av , @ share when the price of each : Canon Morse C. Robin- church amounted to $1 As we have said repeatedly, P P nrc general secretary: ‘‘The complexity of Indian life “During the same period the the exchange wants ae’ uae in Share is $20 or more. The tax ef ihe Anglican Church .of Can- Makes iZ/virtually. impossible to Canadian church's deartment vo. york” But if our eustom- 15 Paid by the seller.

any ‘degree of accuracy.’ said $500,000 to its continuing. regul- yory. hecause of the added tax add*ional. $35,000,000 annually. = ta Canon_Rohinson._“'There_are_so ar missionary work, and _ about _hurden—of--doing—business—here,——a1d—_be—Jevied—and~collecied : ’ many factors, political, econom-~ $%5,000-went to aid refugees and-, in he forced to. follow by. the state and turned over to ‘__ j¢ and. social, but probably some disaster victims through the Pri- them.” ; the city. ‘ "40 per cent of India’s.650,000,000 mate's World Relief Fund.” : hile ei se ~ * The ggg edgier ne people are underfed and millions “AWM grants aré intended to aor ae a" Shek eeh ae cies to CALLED IT SABOTAGE is! » free of. 5 ‘ r t thule Oa’ “ ns F

char eas Ssanlie service and ae ae ren ee ee ae Tee package agreed to Thursday by Sabotagé’’ acquired its mear- sa ; by ° ; i : ‘

ee siations ee ele eerieeael sheen ot oa — ee et mie New York Mayor John V. early days of industry in

. J on fut: : words as famine. It is true that At Kalyani the new university nant increase t apparently to rest would often kick their MONDAY PROGRAMS drought has made inroads in town near teeming Calcutta, for yy dissuaded ‘i wach a sabots, or wooden shoes, 1nto|

TY this year’s food grain harvest,.example, $61,900 was provided | : vi jel- to stop. it CFCY-TV but over a 15-year period food for a student oats while lay- —— degrenae-by- gd al she~-caneninney-6- e8- 7 : — production. increased byysome 50 i Hterature centres Be 4.00 p.m.—To Tell The Teuth per cent. As against. this the in Karachi cost $32,250." > 2.25 p.m.—Bonnie Prudden Show. population increased by some, Durgapur. about 100 miles t "$55 p.m.—Milestones of the 30 per cent northwest of Calcutta, provided Century = | “While agricultural ‘mprove- gne of the highlights of Canon 4.00: p.m.—World in Contrast |ment is of primary importance. Robinson's. visit. The {ndustrial- | “4:30 p.m.—Razzie Dazzie ~ lit must. be borne in mind that jzed area. population 1,500,000, 5.00 p.m.—Rin Tin Tin \the government is confronted by is the scene of what may be the; 5.30 p.m.—Music Hop \problems involving industrial de-|worid's biggest ecumenical ex- 6:00 p.m.—Bachelor Father | velonmen d nc spending nerimen! to co 5250 000 h aw pan dil and education,”’ said Canon Rob- the Anglican World Mission oo ante shade -_ jinson. “Despite all the difficul-|fund contributing $50,000. Rom- aa 8 ties however. the new ‘five - am Catholics. Anglicans, Method-

7:30 a.m.—Two Faces Wes 8.00 p.m.—fAvs.cal Showcase 8.30 p.m.—Don Messer

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year" agriculture program may jsts, Presbyterians and Ba p- see the 1966 food-grain _ produc; tists are working as a team on ition of about, 75,000,000 tons in- ithe project which includes the

i" 10:00 p.m.—Show of the Week creased to 125,000,000 tons in ‘building of churches. community

- 19:30 p.m.—Seven Leaque Boo ° 1971" peo = and recreation centres, Most of oe . 11.01 p.m.—Singaiong Jubilee TRAIN LEADERS ‘ the buildings have been complet- a 7. a 12:00 p.m.—CBC TV News ' Apart from several thousands eq and the church leaders now ‘ 92.13 a.m.—Local Weather and Sports of lates sent to the sub-contin- are busy reconciling their differ- THE BRONZE STATUE “4 12.15 ¢.m.—Sign Off ent: to aid drought- stricken ent denominational attitudes to OF CEROR. MAR fp Perel us,

‘CKCW.-TV ‘areas and the maintenance Of pring the scheme to a successful, TO CELEBRATE THE DICTATORSHIP |.) é '_|the well-known rural training ¢oncjusion. - + —-OF-COLA-DI-RIENZI-IN-1347

92.57 p.m.—Station Sign On ~ centre at Ajnala’in the Punjab;— WAS TURNED INTO A FOUNTAIN 1:00 p.m.—Monday Playbili— and others, the Anglican Church “WITH RED WINE FLOWING

FROM ONE OF THE HORSES : NOSTRILS AND WATER SPOUTING FROM THE OTHER

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2.30 pom.—At Home With Helen volved in agricultural programs, Crocker jsaid Canon Robinson. But a 3.00 p.m.—To Tell The Truth ‘large portion of the $750,000. sent Is Continu ’

a p.m.—Bonnie Prudden lover the last three years has “kr ‘ 55 p.m—Milesh ‘ ee oe et ees S81 BRETORIA. South tice. * __\ ____\¥__B ERENCE | 4:00 p.m.—World in Contrast % (AP)—A three-year . - : \ 4.30 p.m.—Razzie Dazzle 8.3!—The Morning Show Part 3 |tie estimated so far to have | CARAJA NDIANS ~-$-00--p.m.—Cartoon Capers C0bhen-Reopann-thee \cost~more~-than £375,000 -($1,- | ee R By 5.30 p.m.—Music Hop | Seer eee |125,000) in law expenses alone, |” ARE NEVER REQUIRED TO WORK vos 6.00--p.m.—Supper- Club — ;-9.10—Commentary ____-___\hetween-General- Electric Co. of —*-AS_LONG AS THEY Fer €.15 p.m.—TV. News, Se ‘America. and South Africa's) _ REM4IN BACHELORS * —A.M. r Ch kn i i oe 6.25 p.m. Weather | 10:30—A-M. Chronicle Chamber of Mines has passed -* spe gemma =o

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that if lottery legislation is re- laxed,- the government must make certain organized crime

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