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Are Discussed

EAST LANSING, Mich. (AP) A major problem in Canadian- American relations is most Americans—and some Canadi-

ORDERED TO QUIT DEMONSTRATING ~

student headquarters. ‘The monk and other demonstfators. retreated to the Buddhist Na- tional Institute, the ‘Vien Hoa ~ Dao."’ Demonstrations continued

At Meeting

said, “‘some Canadians say Can-'| ada can’t afford to have a for- | jeign policy of its own.” |

Wallace Nesbitt, Progressive

ans—do not think of Canada ‘as|Conservative MP for Oxford, ob- an independent nation, ‘repre- jected to interference by the

Hy four agreed Canada can

sentatives of the two nations|U.S. state department in Can. |.

said here.

In foreign policy, a panel of best |

co - operate with the United

States by acting independently ;

in such roles as mediator and ex- perimenter. . :

They addressed about 75 Ca- madian and American college students at a conference on Ca- nadian-American relations.

>< ““'The American people seek 80 ‘mtch from a country whose inde- pendence they recognize so lite tle,” said Douglas Bailey, for-

__mer research fellow ‘at Har- vard's school _of _ international Tf Canada does not act inde-

ndently, ‘what is the sense in

, Feing a different country?” asked Gerard Pelletier, Liberal member of Parliament for Montreal Hochelaga. But, he

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Hate Literature Curbs Suggested

" OTTAWA (CP)—New eriminal

——faws—are- needéd®- to curb--the | 4.41

dissemination. of -hate-_propa- ganda aimed at ethnic or rell- gious minorities, a special eom- mittee reported Monday.

A committee set up a year ago by the federal government and headed by Maxwell Cohen, McGill —University-taw—-dean, | recommends three new: Crim- Inal Code sections to prohibit the advocacy of genocide and incitement to groyp~hatred.

Advocacy of genocide would -be punishable by five years’ imprisonment, — Inciting——hatr:

INEED EACH OTHER

ada’s foreign affairs and in the activities of American subsidi- ary corporations in Canada.

“The general wish is that) Canada remain independent but have the closest co - operation with the United States,’ he said: ‘The two nations cannot survive-without each other.” ..US.=Representative Frank Horton (Rep.. N.Y.) said an American problem is that peo- ple are not aware of the poten- tial of Canadian-American rela- tions, especially as an example for the rest of the world. | -Pelletier-said—Americans_are | uninformed about Canada and| generally. take their neighbor for granted. eee

He added, ‘‘There is a degree of American displeasure we can stand.” He would go. to any lengths to oppose sending of a Canadian expeditionary force to Viet Nam. j

Nesbitt suggested Canada |might send medical persontel, | ibut could not send military forces because of its member- ship..in. the International Con-

t mumission;-which—with—In-- dia and Poland supervises the 1954 Geneva accords on Indo- china. :

Only Nesbitt opposed Cana- dian membership in the Organl- zation of American States.

Bankruptcies Heavy In Que.

_OTTAWA (CP)—The province | ‘St Quebec has consistently re- |

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‘against any identifiable so ported more than half of Can- |

where such incitement -is-likely to lead to a breach of the peace, would be punishable by two years imprisonment.

" MONTAGUE

A shower was held in Valley- field hall in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Keir Squires (the former Linda Sorrie of Montague). Ver- ges were ‘read by Ethel Knox.’

_ Gifts were opened by Kathryn

~~ MeLeod and presented by Linda Hicken. Lunch was served by the ladies and the remainder of the evening was spent in dane- ing. =

Mrs: Seigger Warren and two

“ehildren,. Montague, will leave . in the near futurs to return to Norway.

Shirley. Adams, Victoria Cross;

will spend some time visiting . friends and relations in Boston, Mass. -

Barbara Matheson, Charlotte- town, was a guest of her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Ma- theson, Albion Cross and Nancy

_ Kerr, Montague: :

The Brooklyn 4-H club mem- bers bowled Saturday” at the Murray River alleys. Score _keepers were Hector Matheson, Mrs. John McKinnon and Mary Heather Mackinnon.

Mrs, A.N. MacPhergon,. Kil- muir, left recently for Millin- ocket, Maine, to visit her bro- ther and sister-in-law, Mr. and- Mrs. John Macleod and to visit

with relatives in Boston, Mass.,./~

before going to Hamilton, Ont., where she will spend some time

with her daughter and son-in-|-

law Mr. and Mrs. Mernll’ Mae- _ Phail and their family.

Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Tatterie,. Heatherdale, left last week to visit their son and daughter-in- Jaw, Mr. and Mrs. James Tat- terie, and other members of their family in Brantford, Ont.,

- and their daughter and son-in- law Mr. and Mrs. James Stew- art in Centralia, Ont.

DAMAGE ART WORKS . LONDON (Reuters) — Three portraits owned by the Queen were pricked through the eyes while on view to the public at Kensington. Palace, a royal

spokesman said Monday. “T damage is not very bad and it is. believed the portraits can be’ restored,” he said.. 2

ada’s bankruptcies in each of} the last six years, the Commons | was told Monday. | Justice Minister Cardin re- vealed in a written return for | Gerard Laprise ( Creditiste— | Chapleau) that of 27,218 bank- | ruptcies registered in Canada | since 1959, 14,781 occurred in|

Quebec.

| ‘The return reported the Cana-

dian figure in 1965 as 5,003 and

Mr. Cardin said—the—govern- ment has no information to-indi-

loopholes in the Bankruptcy Act.

the federal government has no way of knowing how many fraudulent bankruptcies have ‘occurred because their investi- gation and prosecution is a pro- | vincial responsibility. |

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before Judge Fox last Thursday

ner, Bell-and Co. of California

the Quebec figure as 2,524. ltruck fires have been reported |

cate that any money was lost | wail to the. government. because ico aie if

In reply to another question | i by Mr. Laprise, Mr. Cardin said laa Teamsters union said they |

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through the day and night agamst the government of South . Vietnamese Premier Nguyen Cao Ky, as well as the ‘United States. (AP. Wirephoto by radio from Saigon) -

Studebaker Corp. Meeting Delayed

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (AP) j Federal F ? Monday ordered an indefinite | postponement of Stude- | baker Corp.'s annual meeting | scheduled.for April 28-in New | ROCK j The order restrained both Stu- an insurgent group of stockkolgers from: soliciting furthér proxies.

Studebaker filed a complaint

charging that Allied Products Corp., Burt S. Kleiner and Klei-

were engagéd in ‘“‘an unlawful conspiracy” to take over its as- | sets. g eee }

The suit. was filed in—Grand J Rapids since both Studebaker | and Allied Products have plants | in the west Michigan area. .

The court order makes a/| scheduled “date of next Monday |

Judge Noel P.... Fox }-

only an appearance date -to fix

a time of hearing> =

Canada’s Wealth Needs Watching |

TORONTO (CP) — Canada must be more careful with its wealth than the United States | because Canada has less, Citi- zenship Minister Jean’ Marchand | said Monday. :

He said at a Canadian Club |duncheon here that many forms of free enterprise known in the | U.S. are not. possible here be- cause of limited resources and | markets. : .

The minister said Canada| couldn't afford’ such things- as | several airlines competing over | the same routes, because of the limited market for air transport. |

“That doesn’t mean that there shouldn't be any free enterprise | in Canada—I think there should | be and is freedom for enterprise | in Canada.”

Truck Fires : Are Reported

HAMILTON, Ont. (CP)—| Strikebound trucking companies | inthe: Hamilton; Brantford—and-| Kitchener areas are stepping up security measures in the wake of a rash of truck fires.

A spokesman of the Motor Transport Bureau said that five

at Hamilton and three at Kitch- jener. There was vandalism in spokes- | Spokesmen for the independ-

not condone violence by | strikérs. They denied any know- |

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