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By DAVE McIN'I'OSH
. OTTAWA lCPi — There are indications the Liberal govern- ment may be confronted with some of the same air defence problems which beset the Pro- gressive Conservatives —— and some new ones as well.
Air Vice - Marshall .M. M. Hendrick. chief of RCAF Air Defence Command. says: "En- emy manned bombers can fire air - to - surface missiles from outside our surveillance and interception range and this is a problem which requires im- medate action."
He made the statement re- cently at San Francisco at a North American Air ce Command briefing for 1.200 northern California civic lead-
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er.. The statement underlies the reason NORAD. a Joint Canada- U.S. command. is pressing for a new manned interceptor. There is no suggestion here that Canada try to build a new interceptor. But if the U.S. goes ahead with such a program. Canada as a partner RAD would be caught up in the
deployment of planes.
RECALLS ARROW PLAN
'Dhe former Liberal govern- ment began the supersonic Arrow jet interceptor program
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TORONTO (CPl —- Britain‘s exclusion from the European Market. and the thinking that promoted it. are a severe set- back for the cause 0' Western integration. Dr. Pieter Llef- tinck, executive director of the World Bank and the Interna- tional Monetary Fund. said Fri-
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Addressing the Canada Neth- erlands Council. Dr. Lieftinck outlined adverse economic and political results that may come from what he termed “the
problem of cost - sharins and
By Britain’s ECM Custer
Which the Conservatives can- celled in 1959 all r expenditures of some “50.000000. It‘s highly unlikely any Canadian govern- lment would want to get involved ‘again in such an expensive weapons project.
in 1961. the Conservative ad- ministration acquired the Amer- ican Voodoo let interceptor and lpald for 66 of them by taking over financial responsibility for 16 radar stations in Canada from U.S. Two of these {planes have cracked up. No pro- .vision was made for spares.
The Gmrdlsa. Charlottetown.Mon.Apr11 29.19631113ka stated. .A trans-Atlan-ipean rm Trade Association usioa
liberals Seen Facing Air Defence Problems“
of the two [rest will concentrate to an lncreaa-l
industrial nuclei would generate ing degree on trade with other- A mighty quantity of economic‘parts of the world and turn' energy and trade. ‘away from the continent. . DEALS 111.0 . This might not be unwelcome| clear. however." halt Commonwealth countries inl “that a refusal to e short. term but it was. admit England and other mem-‘questlonable. over the ionl'l 1" "I! ‘ uropesn Freeiterm. with their industrializa-i Trade Association to the Com-ition developing. that they wouldl
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to these conjectures. At e.
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U.S. vision of a broad Atlantic SWAN RIVER- Mm ‘0?“
economic integration hasiA welldigging operation in thei largely lost its foundation," Mmitonas area. eight miles. “The prevailing trend in south of there. took the lives of western Europe. following ihcjtwo men Thursday. RCMP 8810‘ example of the United Statelllll‘riday. eorge Alexander tic-1 and the Soviet bloc. of givinginan. 24. of Swan River and preference to bilateral over Lloyd 901181“ Cl'ydel‘man. 21M multilateral forms of aid ionf Brandon were apparently: rider - developed countries, overcome by gas in a well being; which is disruptive oi competi- dug on the farm of Edmondj world trade. will probabiy'Lausman. Swan River V ‘ receive increasing emphasis," .milcs northwest of Winnipeg. He said there is danger that. AIDS SURGEON i the inward-looking elements of An automatic blood - loss the European Common Market .measuring device has been de-
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that though the nuclear questionlthat the countries of the Euro- for use in surgery.
will gain the upper hand andlsigncd by a Swedish engineer;
still will have to spend vast sums on air defence to remai a partner in NORAD. The pres-i ‘cnéflNORAD agreement runs to Despite its reluctance to ac? cept nuclear warheads for the: Bomaro anti - aircraft missile‘ and the Voodoo. the Conserva- tive government poured some $660,000,000 into Canadian air defence in the last four fiscal‘ years.
NORAD is not only pressing.l for s new interceptor to counter the manned bomber threat but also wants "as a matter of the highest priority" an active de- fence against the intercontin- ental ballistic missile and sub- marine-launched missile.
is. apparently settled. Canada‘ n
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:domlnating influence of a con- tinental concept" '
He said the new trend set by the United States Trade Expan- sion Act clearly opens up broad perspectives for further integra- tion in the world economy pro- vided the. U.S. initiative is implemented with imagination and realism and meets with
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Opening lead — four of hearts.
Incredible things a o m etimes happen at the bridge table. even in championship events. L o o k at this hand played last year in the match between Italy a n d the United States.
At the first table at i th an American p air holding th e North-South cards. the bidding went as shown.
South‘s notrump opening was unusual. but many players un~ doubtedly would have chosen the same bid. When the Italian
l West (Avarelli) overcalled with 'three spades. North bid 1
spades to show his void and a -
great interest in getting to a 5 am
Obviously. North was asking his partner to select a trump suit. but South. for reasons un-
cealing his exceptionally fine diamonds. P r o b a b 1 y North should nol have passed at this point. but he did.
So South wound up to four notrump as a result of the odd auction. Avarelli found the kill- ing opening lead. a heart. a n d East (Belladonnai took the ace and returned a spade.
Then came the deluge. Avar- elli cashed eight spade tricks and declarer went down six! Six diamonds could not be defeated!
At. the second table. the bid- ding followed more normal lines.
orquet and Garozzo now held the North-South hands for Italy. The bidding went:
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did him no good. since the Am- erican pair sacrificed profitably against the imminent diamond spade .
Forquet. doubled. but all he could collect was 300 points. He. cashed the A-K of clubs and continued with a club which dummy ruffed and Garozzo overruffed. Declarer then took the rest of the tricks
So the outcome was that thei Italians showed a plus of 300 points at each table once the pyrotechnics were over. It just goes to show that almost any- thing can happen when good friends get together.
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