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May Be. Tough Position By Hanoi

“tragic _economic— drifting” —by mapping realistic. definite

"a |On Auto Deal

Fo nga . year-- agreement to {more than 25 smali“Canadian | on

_ | dian vehicle manufacturers are “;permitted to'‘import duty free

Drury Gives Information

OTTAWA (GP) — The U-S.- Canada auto trade agreement

Minister Drury told. the Com-

The wuardian, Ubariottetown, Mon, Nov. 7, 1966. 9

parts equal to the amount of their increased Canadian pro- ‘duction. : f Studebaker of Canada, which now produces no vehicles, im- | ported 10,000 Volkswagens using | tredits which had been accumu- lated from increased Canadian product. The company resold the cars to Volkswagen. Opposition. critics have; charged that the deal permitted Volkswageli to avoid’ duties it ‘should have paid. 5 _ Revenue Minister Benson 1s investigating whether Stude

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+— OTTAWA (CP)—Capt. David | an ‘

Hyman,.-27, of. the Royal Ca- nadian Artillery succeeds Capt. R. B. Stock of Don Mills, Ont.,

Encouraging

cussed the Viet Nam war and what is described as China's obstruction of Communist aid

‘| Union, Brezhnev was speaking about

foreign affairs without mentioning the usual tough terms for Viet Nam peace. He mentioned Viet Nam only as an example of things that happen when China falls out with other

as aidede-camp té Governor- Genefal—-Vanier, it was an- nounced. Thursday. Born in Montreal, Capt. Hyman is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Percival G. Hyman of Gaspe Harbor, Que. He attended Dalhousie University, Halifax, from 1959-

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deliveries across Chinese terri- tory to North Viet Nam. China has seemed fearful that exten- ‘give Soviei-bloc aid would- in- crease Kremlin influence in

the purpose was to co-ordinate bloc policies for a slow, careful effort to move out, of the present dead-

lock. This. is unconfirmed,’ although the Soviet attitude on Viet Nam recently

-|has been . expressed

tend to support: the view.

supported unyielding line that the -war must end in ry Communist victory. North Vietnamese. reassertions of- this line sound like. rebuffs

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MEETING CORDIAL The summit meeting ended with a communique say-

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