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LONDON (CP)—Britain is re- ported hopeful that Anglo-Rho- ~desian exploratory talks will lead to formal ministerial ne-

gotiations with rebel Rhodésian.

Prime Minister- lan Smith

‘The secohd round of these ex ploratory talks’ is .to he an- nounced this. weekend with in- dications that the—sentor civil ¢ervants involved will gather in Salishury—this- time instead of London.. ; An informant. elose to British Frime. Minister Wilson “Friday expressed cautious’ optimism altaut these secret discussions and said the fact that they have’

not broken down, is significant, |

He denied, however, that Wil- f£on_is- firmly. committed to—seek- inz +a compromise with Smith, whose white'gninority’ regime seized independence, from : Brit- éin tast year,

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Britain Reported Hopeful After Exploratory Talks

_ Meanwhile, Wilson. {s reported to be gaining support for “his proposal that a Commonwealth prime ,ministers’ conference on Rhodesia, originally planned for July, be put off until September to provide more time for the Anglo-Rhodesian discussions.

ZAMBIA OPPOSED s Zambia, a —Negro-ruled Cen- tral African. neighbor of Rhode-

sia, is opposed «to—a-postpone- .

ment of the .July . timetable, , fixed when Commonwealth lead- ers. met *at Lagos, Nigeria, last January: At that time’ Wilson: believed economic sanctions would bring down the Smith re- gime in a matter of weeks

At first Zambia did not fully co-operate in those sanctions, fearing: a cut-off of bilateral trade with Rhodesia. would cripple the’ Zambian economy. Now Zambian President Ken-

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4 x0 aC ies Truth . HOUSTON;—Tex. (AP)—Mrs. sy allt, echeduled to begin” Mon- ;

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OTTAWA (CP)—The centen- nial commission. has . blasted big business: and-—its tae of plans for Canada’s 1967 birth- day celebrations ‘n

A-ss 0c iate- Commissioner Georges E:.Gauthier, speaking at the sixth. annual meeting of the Canadian Centenary. Coun- cil; said the extent of private plans, is tinimpréSsive

It. Was .astonishing that only (35: of the 935~companies and non-profit groups belonging ‘to the council planned. something special.

Even more the. fact the non profit were showing more and generosity than the 50 businesses that “are council members. vee “Non-profit groups were trying to ‘raise $18,000,000 for 100 proj- ects while only 35 firms -were planning.to put a. total of $11.- 000,000 into projects of their own : ‘

the 4,000,000 Rhodesian , Ne-

groes. . ‘i

| Wilson has pledged there will | be no settlement with the Smith | regime ‘that is not supported by

the Rhodesian people as a whole

but a number of African -coun-

tries still view the talks with

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Deputy Minister Issues Statement

KUALA -LUMPUR (AP) — Deputy Prime Ministér Tun Ab- dul Razak of; Malaysia _ said Indonesia’s undeclared® war. against his country has “‘unof- ficially, ended.” :

This. is proved, ‘he said, by , the unprecedented: visit of an Indonesian goodwill mission made up of military men, most

astonishing -was groups

ve | The Gusltias. Charlottetown, Mon, Mas 30, 1966. 11, | Big Business Is Blasted _ ‘For Slow Centennial Plans -

for action" to the 20 delegates.

“child, ‘at-a cost of $1, to a float- jing art centre that would cost

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at. Y ing economy. and sdid the Mg-— ures.are uhimpressive ~_- They left 4: m -- wondering whether pritate groups were in-

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terested in the centennial of - Confederation* - Cages At the Outset of ‘the two-day =

meeting, Senator Norman Mac- Kenzie and the rest of the board |

7 LAST TIME WE WENT \

DOWNTOWN IN THE RAIN, MY SMALL UMBRELLA DIDN’T COVER ALL OF US

JANKS TO THIS LARGE, OLD SEACH UM@RELLA I FOUND . IN THE ATNC/ i = ‘

| of directors’ were returned | : ator, MacKenzie sa:d the coun- | cil’s activities ‘will -end-early im! ¢ [- 1967. os { ' Until then. tt would. act as aj resource and -information body | for private groups’ with centen-

In this capacity, the council = passed out a list of 67 ‘ideas Z They range from providing a a€ month's lunchesnfor a refugee |.

$500,000.

The Boy Scouts of Canada oar |

; i : . ‘now lans_to restore. and ‘th Kaunda has taken drastic: of them connected with — the TERMED UNIMPRESSIVE -nounced _p!

measures; -even to the point “erush Malaysia'’ command, . He compared this with rising beautify. the . graves of the; |;

which directed the confronta-- industrial profits and a boom-*Fathers of Confederation : =

tion ‘begun -three years ago. . 1 : desia The eight man mission RIPLEY Ss BELIEVE IT OR NOT. - Rhodesian retaliatory action brought word from Indonesian ~ ag ars has virtually cripplied vital ex-. strongman Lt. - Gen: Suharto Pe = i> ports. of Zambian, copper by that the military authorities -in a C >. rail. o : power in Jakartia sincerely 2

| Zambiam F.oretgn Minister Simon Kapwepwe, arriving in

London from New.York, told re- .

porters Friday he’ still believes the.. Anglo-Rhodesian. talks con- ‘stitute a British "sell-out" to

~ithe 300,000 whites who control

‘founders. of the Houston Sym- phony and was president of a- shop here that -specialized in antique originals. ‘Her late husbahd, Will H. Har- igrave, was a banker at the Ca- nadign Imperial Bank of Com- ‘merce in Canada. *.°.

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want to end. the feud with Ma- laysia, Razak said. | — _ The deputy _ premier fold a press conference the visit did much to remove any doubts Malaysia may have‘ had about. peace talks in Bamgkok, Thal- land, between Razak and Indo-

cussed.”

The Indofiesian gation arrived Frida “aboard an Indonesian: Air Force | transport that had been given “special -clearance by the Ma- Jaysians in secret arrangements said to have beeh conducted on a rush basis in Bangkok. | | The officers, led by Rear Ad- |

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. By B. JAY BECKER |

= imiral O. B. Sjaaf, spent seven MONDAY hours. here in the northern Ma- . a laysian town of Alor Star, in 6:00—The Morning Show, Part 1 ‘discussions - with Malaysian 7:00—The Morning. Show, Part 1 leaders : ave oe (Contd. _ | wong : 8:06—CBC News and Inland Wx. eos i : z - 8:15—Maritime Sportscast M 3.

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