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nesian Foreign Minister Adam iné. for the most' suitable means government bill to reorganize tice Arthur Smith, appointed by sis for the St. Lawrence Sea- ® Malik and “Malaysian Deput lof demonstrating that Sabah and the responsibilities of certain ‘the provincial cabinet to inquire ay Authority's decision on. pro- Abdul Ra-|Satawak had voluntarily joined depar{ments. One key move is into the purchases. =" fo have the federatice according, to their to

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_mesian and Malaysian séticibte' sue ‘is whether the Mafaysian in the Commons’ without 'pcoring “ate~meeting here in search of,'Borneo states of Sabah and Sar- ‘4 ; a formula to satisfy both: coun- awak had freely decided to join. “They saw one suggestion on tie Quebee Liquor Board ‘will

in’ reaching a peace- the federation, When the British-’ what department should ‘be. re- continue as long as there is any three- sponsored federgtion was Sponsible for year-long confrontation of«Ma- formed laysian, jnformed. sources have talsimoed it was a neo - colonialist Sumer ,affairs- then was ruled

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WEDNESDAY PROGRAMS capagal of the Philippines - and

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= .Tied_together..with. the.Sabah-- onto ~Greenwood) -=moved"~ an™

and Sarawak, issue is .Malaysia's~aniendment to keep the federal insistence that’. its sovereignty police force:under. the justice, oe all the: federated territories department;. where he . main-

-must not be infringed upon -by tained it. belongs.

‘any foreign country, Sources That was voted down 66° to. 142. The motion drew some Con; “'servative support but not.

eonesnt. -enough-to-overcome—Liberal—and

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appear as presenjéd tous by adopted at Manila in 1963 by Social Credit votes.

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Tunku- Abdul. Rahman, prime which: neat handle minister of Malaysia, for asso- ruptcies, . trades mark registra- --eiation -of their states is not tion and patents under.the pio- under discussion becatine Indo- posed. -reorganization:

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mode of. regional co-operation, ATTACKED LIVING COSTS sources said. That brought a New':Demo- . Military’ members of the. two crat, assault on .rising living \delegations earlier held a meet- costs and the need for some ling at which. they were believed: department to take responsibil — ‘to have-discussed relaxing” “the ~ity-for~ consumer: affairs:

department,

- military aspect of confrontation. Grace’ MacInnis (NDP—Van- | ‘| Sources said Thai Foreign couver-Kingsway) proposed “on Minister Thanat Khonian ~ sub- amendment that would hand J

mitéed a’ four-stage plan for consumer “affairs to the regis- |

pace pata Be bt F cack Mac-onding the —¢ anc UOR ‘in-- trar-generat;That—went—do

cluding withdrawa ,bot.h to, 8, gaining. support ‘only from | ‘countries’ forces reed 1,000,'the eight New Democrat MPs | yards from their Borneo ‘bor- in the House at’ the time. miles. Then Stanley Knowles (NDP | Radio .. Jakarta, heard in Winnipeg. North Centre) faba Singapore, reported Monday ‘posed another amendment seek that, Indonesia -has-already—dis- ing the same end. It banded one of its military ‘units have e handed the régistra

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Si consumers. Malik . and. Razak emerged _ Deputy. Speaker, Herman “M. smiling from their meeting. Batten ruled, that One. “out of

Monday and the Malaysian min- order. jister said they made progress in a good atmosphere, although | delicate issues were involved.

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Policy... MONTREAL (CP): —.An ‘in- quiry into. land purchases : for

possibility of. finding out more about. the. operations of Cangro (Bermuda) Ltd., “a government attorney said ;here.

The hearing was ained

But Attorney. Laurent Belan-—

take’ ger said it will continue as long ter Pickersgill, told the, Part-as* there is*any“hope of-further ™ons:

revelations aout Cangro, which realiséd about $618,000 on the deal.

The. “adjournment wilt allaw- for thé arrival of a lawyer from. ‘London, England, who is..ex- ‘pected to éestify at the “hearings.

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it had. been reposted | thatthe

‘liquor board had paid $2,122,351

for land in the Montreal suburb of LaSalle “which 10} dayg f ar- er had been sold for $99, 247.

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