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False Claims Charged

CFCY TV 1.30 pem.—Musical e 2.00 o.m.—Film Festivel 230 p.m.—Today at Home Qe l(a 3.00 p.m —Moment of Truth 330 o.m—lTeke Thirty 4.00 p.m.—As The World Turns WINNIPEG (CPpr~ Medical 4.30 pm.—Razzie Dazzle on ceals make false claims 5.00 p.m.—Prairie Profile healt the proposed national 5.30 p.m.—Music Hop | Emmett ae plan, Mr Justice 6.00 p.m.—Caneda at War roval ae chairman of the 6.30 p.m —Gaterte , servire = errs on health 70) p.m —CFrCr TV News The we an 7.15 p.m.—Keyboerd Melodies ao mmission last June

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900 p.m.—Haze! 9.30 oem —The Sérial Mr Justice Halt told the 10.00 em The Defenders | hea th division of the Winnipeg ~ omn ’e) é 11.00 pm—Alfred Hitchcock Council ty Welfare Plann ag 12.00 p.m.—CBC TV News hfs eet : 13 om —tocel Weather M Officrals of the Canadian os ra J ledica! Association keep re- 12.14 am 9 Peating without any founda- CKCW TV ton n my view hat doct rs “ he ontrolled that the es 957 am—Station Sign On sential doctor - patient re’atton- 10 00 a m.—Nationa! Schoo! Telecast ship will be lost. that our pre , ‘ oo. 10.30 a.m.—Nova Scotia Schools gran oe in 6 fect sate medi- . 1 our doctors will ‘eave - ned open ee - Canada " . pun —Freniy san , il ‘ . m—Chez Helene a ruth {s that the state 2 n P Butternuf? Squere wil nor interfere on anvway 230 pm- » with he doctor s professional 2 50 p.m. —CBC News \ management of- the patient's 1.00 pm. —Thursday Playbi! ,condition nor with the confi-

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Crocker WILL BE DIFFERENT 39 pm —Momert of Truth Only che manner of payment 330 p.m —Take Thirty will be altered by the govern- 4.00 p.m.—As The World Tens ‘ment plan, he said

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6:30—News end Weather

Mr Justice Hall said ‘‘scare

| Tireless Arms, Pride In Job Considered Shoe Black Needs

VANCOLYVER ‘CP}—A_ patr of tireless arms are vital to a shoe black. A pride in the job makes it all worth while

Fred Harrick has both—he’s been at the same stand for 37 years:and has given a ghsren to the leathers of some of the

He cou nt 5 Groucho Marx, the McGuire Sisters, Prime Minister Pearson

nro Op oeeshine,.each one wait. Bing Crosby, |ing his turn. Now you seldom |

Care Plan

Canada by the hundreds 1s just plain nonsense"

In Saskatchewan, the number of doccors increased after the introdudttion of the provincial medical care program, he said

Text of Mr Justice Hal!’s ad- dress was released in advance of delivery

He said the emphasis on free dom to practise should not ob- scure the fact that a doctor has moral and social obligations as well as-self-interest to do wall in his profession NOTION HELD BY SOME

‘*The notion held by come that the physician has an absolute right to fix his fees as he secs fit. unrelated to the mores of our dimes, is incorrect ”

The CMA and the insurance he said, ‘rather than taking industry ‘now appear to reckless action wnich would, South Vietnamese, with our be making common cause” | Move us over thoughtlessly in! large assistance.”

against the principle of a uni- versal program, he said

“One may womler why the CMA does not pit its strength behind the doctor sponsored programs tha: will be the ulti- mate victims if the commercial carriers are put 'n the position ‘of skimming off the cream of the business

“On the other hand, I can un-

derstand the position of che in-| surance companies. Theirs is a’

perfectly valid one. They are in the business of selling this cov- erag@ and they want to continue doing so."

to do theirs The boots were terrible to polish—greasy be- cause they were ‘treated for water repellency.”’

That decade saw the end of ithe family

‘Before then, whole families would go for walks and stop in

see families together... . His most unusual

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Secretary Dean Rusk has ruled lout either U. S, withdrawal | | from or a major expansion of | the th Viet Nam war at this tinve’" He, said that with unicy and aid, the South Vietnamese themselves can beat the Com munist guerrillas

In @ year-end television inter- i'view over the NBO. necwork |Rusk ‘generally saw progress lon the international scene a!- though there remains “much unfinished bisiness "

But he conceded he shares with many Americans ‘‘a sense of frustration that things are | Not somehow moving more rap- | idly coward a ¢onclusion”’ in the jlong South Vietnamese cam- patkn against the guerrillas

“It is going to réquire per- sistence, it is going to require a good deal of effort by the South Vietnamese, as wel) as our-| selves, and a certain coolness in deahng wich this problem,”

either the “direction of defeat or, in the direction of a.very great cataswrophe."’ |

He said pulling out would only encourage a militantly ex- pansijonist Communist China to push on with further aggression | leading toward a major catas- trophe |

He said expanding the war| would multiply casuaiues oy the thousands, subject Asian people to devastation and lead down .a trail ‘the end of which no one in any country could pos- sibly see with assurance "

And a political settlement, he said, is possible only if the | Communists give up their ag- gressive designs—and the Com.- | munists have refused to de|

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He said South Viet Nam peo-| ple can defeat the guerrillas “‘if

chey can obtain the unity and}

the assistance that is needed for that purpose’ and ‘'the basic problem is in the effort of the

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