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ee: ta ye : , | ‘si | ‘Cana d_ Al) 0 SION Cardinal Spelln in, Stands La ; ELS ek . noc. ry metric: 3 1 On Vietnam War Statement = . n ef ’ (d | . ae Cardi-; | Cardinal Speliman, in bis ez ‘a te cata nal “Spelman. said today he|/mon, called the Vietnam is .. WASHINGTON (CP) —. Cam $4 views, of iliejeign banks, heretofore regulated| S#2ds on his statement that | nicg-g “war for civilization.” | ; sada and the U.S. appear to be) U-S- Slate epartaical thay ‘net{by the 30 salen. Fereigg- pants | farthing fess Men of olied i de cominued: “We do bye O Ee collision course in. the|be matched elsewhere. Some| ai. banned in 45 of those states. | 10° ” cee | and pray . . - we shall soon 3 Bank issue. observers suggest that the|CENTRE IN NEW YORK Oe a ; “ vietory for which all treasury department is disinter-| Officials say. the federal com) The statement and others | have_ihe | and all. over It remains to be seen how|ii.g ° : oa ey x down on Cana-|bave provoked broadsides | of 15 in: Vietuam tee ng hee. serious it could But the state department ap-| dian banking activity in the U.S,|#eainst him from Soviet com-|the world are Desy i’ oats i. ay! I SEND YOU TO THE | _-- There is speculation that the| sears adamant. dian banking or in New York |™entators and from North Viet-|ing, for less tee mone 4 im} It says legislation still before| state. There, Canadian . banks|®#™ The Communists have ac-| conceivable. CAREC. > : aa7 7 committee Ot-| also are restricted but do a spe-| cused him of contradicting the) Gooue go REPORTER os ; ON THE AIR [ve i re coctive elalized and profitable lending| Words of Pope Paul. who" a> | The Thyear-old cardinal. Ro- , ‘|tion tm: proposing to limit. the| business which is acknowledged in .2 Christnas message | an Catholic military, vicar ola. 1" The following program lst- |activities of the Canadian char-| to be of some service to the New| "r ® “miracle of peace. the US. armed forces aud arch- e ings are published free of |terdd bank purchased three|York money market. Cardinal ° Speliman’s st ate-| iicice of New, York, x charge as a public service and | years ago by the powerful First} ‘In any event, te word | ment i Chrismas ve | SR wa cep ne v8 2 appear as presented te es by | National City Bank of New| tsliation has crept into the bi-/™on in Saigon were reported to| 1 & Colebrated mass in se, the. stations concerned. - (York: * lateral’ the “first Vatican circle Addressing the ugresation, | ; ‘ NOT MUCH FUSS IN U.S. tine cts mii i4 lk to whic tasked mau SF ofi- | ogy ;* THURSDAY PROGRAMS |.,)}, *, sated pe foal the |mOtiae “dolor tatnotes. Lakes “kgeping, with the efforts aaa = og event Banks, formér ‘fo eneourage a “ : ie es . CFCY-TV that Firtt “National” Gity ‘Beak | he ‘Seafarers International’ Un-| fotiated end to the war in Viet “it isa dificult task to. Bring | eee sought to dampen the situation, |ion of Canada, lacerated rela-|"4™. tetd at Tralice, so much hatred in the |S 200 bim-Emergency Word 10 | Which as-usualin bilateral s-|tions. "There still are some}. The Cardinal ‘wai thid after.) malice, Pr 2:30 p.m.—Tcday et Home -|sues has aroused far more pub-| scars. his returs/ to Saigon today: of te a. iat nsiin steels Oy sk _ |lie reaction im Canada than| That year, U.S. anger erupted| Communist accusations against | | ee ee cs a mie ~ 3:30 pum.—Edge of Night here. when the Canadian wheat board| bis remarks, and he replied: | in some way give aid 4:00 p.m.—Communicate The staté. department rebutes| trimmed prices to pail down| “Whatever I said, I stand by|acle—the miracle of # just 4:3) p.m.—Mark of Zorro Misdoctiods Get farmer finsnco|qme ‘euieisatial | tejare tdesat{N. enguring : pepe contracts with Japan other Feet 5:25 p.m.—Carnation’s Contest justified in proceeding with the| countries. This was a ee eee ~ar: > -$:30-p.m.—Music- i Canadian — when—the—U.S._was_counting .on | ~~ pa «= 7 6:00 p.m.—Woody Weodpecker he U.S. purchasers|rising prices to unload some of , 6:30 p.m.—Gazetie in they might face|its surplus at more~ profit: pn ee pac ee Despite talks of retaliation in & ; ee cet on aon ian bone ESS the maritime ad wheat > "Be pmo me = ou none was visible. | a- 2 $100 p.m.—The Man From UNCLE. nce Gh ted con. The Canada-t8. machinery : Kaley) no "| Hor consultation wheat ‘prices * oe ree eee decide to procend| gained the same tntimacy. but x 1100 o-m-= mentions || with legislation applying federal 11:30: p:m.—Centennial “Chansons’ trois Ser the first time fe Ser-

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