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BONN (Reuters) — ~~ Rainer farze!. parliamentary leader of Vest Germany's ruling Chris- ian Democrats, dropped a sombshell - with radical pro- sosals for a reunmtted Germany m witich Soviet troops stil could te based a

The West German capital was ftunned when an advance re- ‘ort was circulated of a speech Sarzel was due to make in the Vest German embassy in Wash-

Erhard or his predecessor, Kon: Barzel's/ blueprint . also suz- rad Adenauer, akhough some gests that the Communist party, are similar to the views of the now banned in West. Germany, party's coalition allies, the Free should be free te operate Democrats me throughout the country

Barzel suggested Bonn should Pdlitical observers in Bonn take over Communist East Ger- were puzzied at the timing of many’s long-term trade agree- Barzel’s’ speech But . they ment with the Soviet Union. on doubted that such a senior po- a year basis. as a step to- litician would be seeking pres- wards reunification ‘tige by sensationalism

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~ dents Overseas (CUSO) can es. tablish themselves with Afmeane easily. because they are repre: sentatives “of non-colonial pow- ers. the report added .

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amount of untidiness is good for with -the#* jobs ot educating and agencies -doing educative work providing techriical assistance in Africa. said a report pre- to Africans

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_ngton and again Friday in New as an alternative to the security to end stagnation in the Ger- “7. report, ‘a summation f problems of others, the report J tork guarantee for Moscow of main- man question and to counter 4i.-.)..10n carried om in @ WOTk- syozested

Informed sources said’ Barzel, taining East. Germany as a the opposition Social Demo- jing group looking at Canada’s = widely tipped as a ‘future chan- separate state sae cratic party's planned ourbenge role in Africa, through 20n-

READS FOR BLIND Z wch le adinhen 1 - all - German commissions be (German Communists “as characteristic of those agen- Detective ‘Brennan of My Fa-: ae tates Erhard vo formed to draft plans for the Some observers linked the ‘cies is a. loose organizational vue oe —_- : i speech- contained pro- future of Germany on behalf doe with no anes sees stapcture te ae for the American . ~ socals on German reunification the wartime Big Four, the jcoming slate e a Natt Toe ity Foundation for the Blind. the dominating issue in Ger- United States, the Soviet Union, Rhine - Westphalfa. West Ger- permitted more personal ‘initia-— “ ; man politics—which go far be- Britain, and France, Germany's many’s most vopulous state. in, ;

yond anything exer mooted by Principal conquerors at -the end which indications are that the RIPLEY'S BELIEVE IT Oor.NOT — a = anal

of the Second World War. Social Democrats’ — popularity WOW! T MET THE NEW LiFE- Y I SIMPLY COULDNT’ || DONALD IS THE — [wety DONT YOU Simultaneously, the three has rises steeply in recent ja GUARD AT THE POOL! ANO, 1S ) : RESIST SIGNNG UP || CLUB'S NEW SWIMMING SHOW HIM ALL THE Al gPedere yenes sad Welt Seta: ne HE CUTE” nA POR HIM TOGNE ME || INSTRUCTOR MOMS.’ LHOW ) MEDALS AND CUPS: ‘many should form a working, But it clashes with Erhard’s J SWIMMING LESSONS’. 4 NICE: YOUVE -__ group to study all proposals so wish. that all parties should. . _ = eT he SS WONT. ote ‘ far made for a German settle- work together an all-German He = z core 4 “5 om HT] Pe — The tottowing—program ~-tist-- ent and prepare a@ joint ap- ‘policy and that there~stouttt t \ : . i oak E mr eo F ‘ mcs are published free of proach to Moscow ; no lone ventures by individuals Y > Ge =” 2 + ale ch-rge as e@ public service and — ; + o> appear as presented to us by e : “¢@ = a , G > the sauen emcee” | Four Experimental Designs = f= 4 2 WEDNESDAY PROGRAMS . : = P - ) a ms Has iF yf ‘ cecyav__,_, Shown By American Motors | Bee MY oe 2-30 p.m.= Ago se _NEW YORK (AP)—American ‘version called the Vixen ap. | Mot: Wri [5 — 3.00 pm Ts vet the troth | Motors have showed off four parently would compete in the 1 —_— 3.25 orm.—lake 20 | new experimental. sports car sports car field where Ford's .

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. er 7.15 p.m.—Fastval "| 3 ‘ol : 1 and trunk lit are - accentuated streamlined con ee eno Oe cers. dhe AMX sad the AMX, | er ee {American Motors _ President also were displayed. Bai ie bear ata ies ae |Roy Abernethy said the inter- Among special features of ineh cn eee 5 changeable features of the Cav- the four new designs were a ere gray ere of Great alier ‘could provide savings -of | roll-bar built into the roof panel | 2 : Performers -|25 per cent or more im body 10 prevent the roof from col. | TIT ebayer “tooling. costs." lapsing if the car overturns = 12.00 p.m —CBC. Nev's The Cavalier a 196 flush push-type oo —— | 5 tm 0 on dcdgeil Maailaes os inches. Overall length 173 and rear safety lights that flash TOMOBIL| TES ae cg ee ee Soper hag races ith in tum. warmnge in seen. sel HELOWS. ORES. US RAE MG ATA ANE BU 412.15 am.—Sign OF > _ | 65-5 imches, and its low silhou-| low and red, visible from _ the ~ "PATIENTS TO VISIT IN THE AREA a ette is set off by 13-inch. ‘spoked side and rear 48 , : CKCW-TV - wheels. The AMX-II has an automatic a © > = od et ENTER Me raga FIELD . | lock in the doors activated when . ‘A 12.57 p.m. —Station Sign On This mode! and a companion the engine starts : ‘ ; nen week ee : DAILY CROSSWORD * 220.6.m—4i Home With Helen U S Sci . A P . ACROSS 4.0ld 20. Swed- Toe Creche | U.9. scientists Are Preoaring | ttre wes measure ih - A 299 o.m.—To-Tell The ‘ruth ‘ Zui j é ofthe-——_—_ -5. French = 7 z 9.30 p.n.—Bshnie Prudden | F T Mor. M Pp be ——+—__$_Manfrom,.. .. pronoun 21. Through ja; a! +4 re Te. 255 a Mi‘estones of the, | or wo e oon ro LY | Jordan _ 6. Soap 23. Argued | send | o- : Ceptiry i , 2 | 10. Baldwin substitute + 24, Herd ; : j ee 4.00 pan. — Nori In Contrast | By HOWARD BENEDICT The interplanetary monitoring OF McIntosh 7. Dutch = |e 5 ph gee nasa dt mc ot CAPE KENNEDY. Fla (AP) platform's assignment will be 1% Cantaldupe, | painter =. whales ee) | os Pm eee meee : ‘Still beamfinz over the success- similar to that of Luna X. which - 13 anes : eee "thumbs : 6 rr Tae Chib- ful soft-landing of Surveyor I. |zipped into a 217-0-632-mile-| 44 Spanish © Nee up & GIS cite Mews . U.S. scientists are preparing ‘high orbit about the moon April card game | 12. Marshal of _27. Bish- ¥ Answer 5a Ty eater two more moon probes for 3. Luna X is the only space-. 15. High priest France ops 35. ber of 6.30 o.n.=TtV Sports launching i the next three craft ever placed m orbit about 16.Camtal of 16.NL's juris- the “Third 6.35 p.m.--Supper Club weeks—aiming to put them in the moon. . the Empire diction (.. Reich” 7.00 o.m.—Man From U.N.C.LE. ‘lunar orbit. ' Before Luna X’s radio. voice State 18. Not 31. Aspect 37. Festival mk ° B00 p.m—Big Valley On June 30, an interplanetary died May 30, it relayed informa. 17:Stone- sullied 32. Thus ' BS. Astaire re. OO pm — Mickey Finn, monitoring platform isto —be— he : player 419--Phone 33. Spindle 40, Prate— : : : tion that’ the moon's magnetic , ° 930 p.m —Bop Hope Theatre ‘launched toward an orbit anz-\field is weak; micrometeoroids 20. Think, book 34. Oriental 41, Tahitian — 10.30 om —in Prase of Great lint from about 800 to 4.000|s:¢ more numerous near the a style abbreviation - gure © 4 god z Performers miles above the moon's sur-'moon than in interplanetary ason 8 . See er oo sere face. It is to study radiation, ‘space. there is a heightened ship : ™ oa Oe ee _Magnetic fields, micro-meteor- intensity of electrons near the ee ro Z fo San ay den oids and other scientific prop- ---» and there is little irreg- pecely . F 12.30 @.m.—Station Sign OF erties in the vjcinity of the lularity im the moon's gravita-| 2%. Therefore ro Jul i , rt tional field. 4 29. Cheeses ‘ Y 4 @ cry RADIO | On July I, a, spacecraft. sian 30. Overturns 3 . fealled Lunar iter is.to be | ore om papper | 33. Home on WEDNESDAY ba platform is expected expand o oy fired: into as tal path im- Gn this knowledge, operating for, .*H¢ range, 4.30—News end Weather > ter--d to pate as \close arties |@ least a year ~ | 50. 70 Be, SM ebeliters - ee miles to t moon, Mt carries : eee . Amencan - ae es ___ television cameras | 10 _phoro- | taunae_Orbiter~is: equipped_te -——Srvte— — 4 "erty komdop eraph~potential-manned—ta ap St — , : @55—News and Weather areas. , ‘Qt day period. 0 39. City7in . - 7.00—Hebrew Christian Hour Hopefully, Lunar Orbiter will Ten areas of the moon have Nebraska g 7 30—News and Weather obtain pictures of the fwo areas beer ‘selected as ‘ts photo- pag vane AOA , Y, ; 7 5=ferm_ Repor : im the, Ocean of Storms where ‘graphie—_targets-_ They are —_1e- - 2 —- i A/) - hs Bek / Zz 7 41—Merning Roundup* Surveyor I and the Soviet Un- cated in a narrow band stretch-. (3° sp ss 134 : . +e 7 45—lsand ‘sr arid, Mar Temp — ion's Luna’ IX made soft-land- ing across the moon's eouator “crest = is eaieene, ene ings. Such. pictures would pro- and include examples of, all ma-- gg Goneoa) 39 os . 12 Tf. 7 36— Sports Caosule and Scoreboard vite Januar detail -well | 4 4 jor t s of luna terrain ; . aur ; ae des a ; | fe pryrerayen aia “the range of the photas made | “Af least 16 photos are to he , — € 1k-Maraids toundue on the surface taken of each area. Each frame 1. Wrath & 45—Weather -The Ocean of Storms ,is con- will have a medium resolution 2. Gem B 50—Atlaniic Néws Roundup sidered a possible touchdown picture showing an area 23 by 3. Uniting 5-22 & <b thouate tan lodep spot for American astronauis. 56 miles and a high resolution : E ie i @ 00—CBC National News—CBC Luna IX sent back -nine pic- picture showing an area 10 by DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE — Here's how to work it: 2. 10=Notes and Music tures while Surveyor I totalled 40 miles ir ‘the centre of the ; AXYDLBAAKRE < AN 10 00-News and Weather .'more than 10,000 transmissions ‘larger photo eee ae i LONGFELLOW —_— a BO-Ge tees ene See that revealed a rock-strewn By tracking interplanetary One letter simply stands for another. In.this sample A is used TLLUSIONS THAT 10. 25—Sunliaht Eve plain apparently firm enough to monitoring platform and Lunar for the three L's, X for the two O's, ete. Single lettrs, apos-. | MORRIAGE WILL’ a muvee re : 5 i eniery SUpport 4 MaNhed expear-iou Orbiter. scientists will be ‘able trophies, the Iencth and formation of the words are all hints. | CHANGE HIM! BLIT- Se te oy wonkas { ——=- _ Each day the code letters are different. 1 LOVE HIM! ENOUGH ; - . ’ ; j t ‘11. 05—Notes and Musie _ weweree- | CONTRACT BRIDGE | A Crogan enti is 11 50—Notes and Music a . i RXQREW SBWNCDWN wosei 113sAgrdulnure 66 By B. JAY BECKER R > +s hee : _ FCGBKRN@& QMF KHUHG ZzBKGW ° i aod Country Tine ‘ ‘ E 5 eee one a iicelied East dealer te much-moreto.this game off ZRDXN-“QBNM MBW° Ww ag —Revs ane th : : - : : } cs DOHCEFC.— | Q Fo EL. se meer East-West vulnerable. bridge than meets the eye. It's | : he a = 2 12 45—Town and i just a question of being | ae SABRW ' > 5—Town and Country Time NORTH to think things out eS ‘ . > Ei 00—Ne vs ‘and Regional Weather ak93 , Yesterday's Cryptoquote: THE SUN'S RIM DIPS: THE 11.05—Starlinht Serensde eK Take this case where South is . : ‘ ee ate ae 5 no. West leads s STARS RUSH OUT: AT ONE STRIDE COMES THE DARK.— ee a _Nows and Weather @K62 , -/im six potrump ; ” COLERIDGE rs : licen est tee Re ice i ea ee 2 é $K7152————_heart._ dumm layjng low. and on ee ee ae: 8 Sperts—CBC | WEST EAST when East shows oul. auseare Ah -tsg-Picierer Oyetica: Ine.) ee 12.997—CBC News, Weather ane | @J6 0108542 ‘ing a spade. South is well on his : - 12.15—News and Music—CBC | @QJ109742 e—— way towards knowing West's. en. ——____— _ —- =z i | @10t6 @J553 ~ tire hand. 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