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Violent US. Hanoi Area Raid Described By French Newsman

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Pearson Says Present

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gon said Wednesday. might have to resign because mons in a/CBC payments.

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want an oil embargo. Nikolai sees a: ,

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today to take up a recommen |": Rejean C head of

dation to extend the UN peace-| 4 "i nie car squad keeping mandate in Cyprus, ie Wednesday “we expect fur- . l. th er. arrests.” ' -

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the present, Parlia- |!8 no doubt that CBC fees come formed after the wider the prohibition expressed . 8, 1965. in the old statute. . ouse of Com- ‘It is also clear. that. only ac- |Parliament itself can determine

tees sees. the public. tregs-|whe.is or not which expires Dec. 26 his seat or be liable to a|Parlament has no effect on al. AWARE OF URGENCY oo ee ee , $200 for each day he sits|subsequent Parlia ment,”..he i} Dr. Berro said he was aware |ton, NB. mane

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offence. ‘ Mr. Pearson .did- not identify|..MADRID (AP) — - Spaniatds questi turned Mar Pearson pointed out ‘that |the 17 MPs. There: were five| voted in large numbers Wednes- « nares st — — See dd tenia eiihe the act contains two qualifica-| Liberals, » five Conservatives, |day.. and. overwhelmingly. en- om | Tuesd: _ to this section. First, the |five from the New Democratic | dorsed Gen. Francisco Franco's

of the urgency of the Rhodesia arrested Tuesday on a Montreal

: posse headed by. Sgt. Lucient is not automatic and, see |Party, one Creditiste and One| bi for the future of the ond, action would have. to be | Social Credit member. io me ok ° ieteees ieweas tle and Shediac, NB. :

| Women Priests Feared -

\ (As Distraction To Males NATOT

-- By GODFREY ANDERSON ship of the priest and parishion-jrespond to a wider variety of Beak we Ck ea c ee ~ BONDON (AP)—The Churéh ers, and perhaps it is° more | symbolic stimuli. Yet certain lf

‘Gf England was told by an emi- important and widespread tham|stininli rouse women more

gent psychiatrist Wednesday |is sometimes suggested. readily than men. - . | annin ,fhat women priests might dis} “Such feeling, heterosexual| “It is possible that anxieties : as eee fract male ehurch-goers. and homosexual, is doubtless of | about the consequences of sex- at fh -

~ At the same time, he said,{a vital factor in attitudes to-|ual arousal are si ” can” By HAROLD MORRISON “many. women. expressed” horror | wards the sex of the priest. some violent expressions of pre- PA {CP)—The North “At and repugnance at having their; ‘ An argument advanced | judice.” lantie Alliance has decided to ‘wh sex at the saltar. “Disgust-|against the ordination of women |FEAR DIVISIVE EFFECT scene a eg ing.” “unthinkab 3 s ‘revolt- jis that in public worship men| The commission as a whole clear planning group. including ing,” “shamefal’’ and “‘the idea | are less likely to distract and | feared that admission of womes Canada,‘to coordinate the broad “Ynakes me. sick” were some of | stimulate the congregation sex-|to the ministry might divide’ the concept of Wi nuclear the terms he quoted. ually, Chureh of England. consultation among member _- Dr. Robert F. Hobson; a| “The evidence regarding| Most of the arguments the " .

London University psychiatrist, | sexual differences in this -re- | Commission heard against hav- The seven-country body, an- -@liseussed the problems of sex’ spect is scanty. It suggests that, |ing women priests were based nounced . Wednesday, will ‘in- “and church - ‘going’in an ap-|on the average, men are more |on the standpoint that it was elude -four permanent members

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a report om women in orders. ‘| Arguments oring wome® - cnapuinen: headed by Dr. INSIDE TODA ~ | ministers caiéaee there was ne.

Gerald Ellison, Bishop of Chester, was set up by the Island news. ....... ee | th that t tally ||

-Archbishops of Canterbury and Summerside oeeereeese 3 they worn at well ed as men

a ae to a Church of) quickly roused than women and eburch

York three years ago. Its job| Deathestre...... : 3 priesthood could \23,after a two-week session dur- | definitely will be included im the yoy fo exemine the whole prob-| Editorials sms, Cliy g__(tever, be representative uatil it HE |int which new fiscal arrange. first group of temporaries ~~

of having women priests| Kings, Quee a6 included both sexes. oe 2 ee Cd he : : ’ - }ments with Ottawa and several | make-up ome 5

but not to make , recommen- pin hme ey * “as |. 7he Bishop of Chester said rs een wate | SAE WER 5 wee ee te “dations one way or the other.) Women’s,........... ons the report would go the arch- ; jae eine oe Be

-- A VITAL FACTOR. - }--Spert 10 [bishops and be brought before - - ‘O'Des, wis fe agemen nap een *

Dr.-Hobson, a member of the cnomen » markels .. «-.. the church assembly—the gov-| _ x : the post-election session| This group i report Sommission, wrote: - OR a! | bose oh Ks 1 \erning bédy of the Church of| spruce ies, Leo. Langille and Rod 1 r lov. 30) gave royal assent to|to a newly-established nuclear * “Adult, genital, sexual feel-| Classified .... .... 2, 28 | England—for debate, probably| hibit at the Montreal world's nizeli join in felling the Margaret's Bay district, Christmas-jdefence affairs committee «tag is @ factor im the relation- im Februay. fair showing 2. to 3 of Cam- ftee, which had been growing - Halifax, ACP Wirephotad which is open te 16 member

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