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By GERRY McNEIL QUEBEC lCPi Quebec, in its quest for control of Its economy. may be leading Ill Canada to greater autonomy.

Leon Dion. professor of mini voted

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Quebec Suggested Leading

w Autonomy

their support to the Liberal gov-

— Powerful ernment, which had asked for

a clear mandate to take over 11 private power companies. “People who until 1960 had Union Nationale because of nationalism. these people. at this time. for the same reason,

election results Wednesday as have voted Liberal.” he said.

clear support for the Liberal government's "positive policies of nationalism.”

or from creating Canadian division. he said, these policies probably will strengthen the whole country.

“There is general agreement Canada is unable to stand

against the United States un-.

less some very sharp measures are taken." he said in an inter-

view at his home near Laval

University here. uebec. t h r o u g h policies aimed at getting more benefit its own resources. was pulling away from the United States. not Canada.

Professor Dion said the nega- tive nationalism that once led Quebec to reject federal univer- sity grants and participation In such joint programs as fede university grants and the Trans- Canada Highway. has disap- peared to the last two years.

BURIED ISSUE Quebec voters buried it Wed-

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nesday by giving 57 per cent of

Bishop Ousted For Campaign Against Voodoo

SANTO DOMINGO. Domini- can Republic (AP) — Haiti's government lhas ordered de- portation of Bishop Paul Robert and cited as one reason his campaign against voodoo in Haiti. Three other French-born Roman Catholic \clergymen also were ordered deported.

Reports from the Haitian cap- ital, Port au Prince. indicated President Francois Duvai- ier was reo enin is long- standing feud with the church. Duvalier is a doctor of ethnol- ogy and looks on folk religions with tolerance and more than

"Even in places where nation- ialism was never heard of. such ias the Lower St. Lawrence, can- didates put great stress on be- ing masters of our own des- tiny."

, rofessor Dion noted that op- position Leader Daniel Johnson had forced the government to defend its record. rather than campaign for election on the power issue alone.

“The whole mandate was put Into question by Mr. Johnson and the whole mandate was

id Professor Dion. “The Liberals proved they could go before the people on what they had done. The peo- ple seemed to understand."

The Union Nationale. on the other hand. had lost five of its ormer cabinet members but elected fresh candidates.

“This is not a defeated party, it is a party that has 42 per cent of the vote well - distrib- uted.” he continued. “It‘s not about to collapse.‘

SUPPORT BROADER

Meanwhile. the Liberal gov- ernment had won broader sup-, port and fell “collectivelv strong enough to do things."

“It is no longer antagonistic towards 0 H a w a." Professor Dion said. "The government has turned to positive policies of na- tionalism."

If the government persevered in the. goals it has been pursu- ing since 1960. the result eventu- ally would be an economically strong and culturally confident

uebec. no longer eset fears of being swallowed in an

nglo-Saxon sea.

This would put an end to "all pretexts for separatism and i think all Canadians must re- joice at this," Professor Dion a

government,"

very firmly defended by the h

the last two years, Mr. Antie' said, but it has “hardly rated d word from the same officials at

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Ottawa." 1 i . i U Meanwhile. a telegram re. e p ceived by member of the: OTTAWA (CPi —- Transit of

Newfoundland Fisheries Com-‘ mlSSIOII here Friday t01d 0f ,3 Lakes before the normal clos- dragger being sighted inside the ing of navigation on the three - mile territorial limit in Lawrence Seaway will likely the Battle Harbor area of Lab- cause congestion. perhaps seri- I‘Bdor- lously so it the weather worsens.

The man who sent the tele- the Seaway authority has WW gram—his name was not avail- ed able — said he had made six trips around the Portuguese vessels upstream from St- L‘m' dragger in a light plane at a bert lock at Montreal or 13 per distance of from 30 to 50 f. . cent more than a year ago.

It was (“9881118 toward the Navigation ends normally at coast 13/4 miles off Double is- midnight, Nov , land. the telegram said. but it listed the water tempera- steamed away from the land ture at St. Lambert dock Friday When it saw the Plane- morning at 38 degrees-a level

The vessel was reported to reached last year on Nov. 23

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Opening lead—four of club.

This was Board No. 8 in the salt-board match played be- tween Italy and the Unite States in 1951. America won de- cisively against Italy that year. and this hand contributed to the victory.

The Italian North. playing the Neapolitian Club system. opened the bidding with a club. thus showing at least 17 points

necessarily show a club suit.) The American East preempt-

5. At the second table. the bid- ding started the same way but ended differently. It went:

West North East South as! 14- ‘ Q Pass Pass I. P“. ass Dbio. The first round of bidding was the same. but the Italian West did not act over four spades when it was bid. East en decided to sacrifice with five diamonds. and this got dou- bled by the American North when the bid came around to him. East went down two——

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points —- giving‘the United States team a gain of 450 points on the deal.

Whether the sacrifice at second table was worthwhile

the is In doubt. since the question of how South would have done at four spadesx was never tested. South could ‘have made te n tricks. even against a club lead. but he would have had to play well to do it. .

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