? Genera uu The Ganrdian Charlottetown, Mon,, May 30, 1966.

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- Laurier LaPierre. _ Approves Action

MONTREAL (CP): — Lautier | Bat Mr. “Keate’s repert (LaPierre, co-host of television's leaves us ‘exactly where we ’ Yhis “Hour Has Seven Days, were," said Mr., LaPierre, ‘‘It «~ paid, here. Stuart Keate’s: rec- can be construed as, an~admis- ommendation that the CBC is- sion that he. himself could not sue an amplifying statement on* find, solution to permit. even | the dismissal of, Mr. LaPierre’'the discussion of the “gut is- ana his co-worker Patrick Wat- sue?” ' son was “very, yéry good.”’ This, he said, was because “There may be: other reagons the CBC had refused to negoti- for the dismissal not-yet ‘stated jate “on reinstatement © of the by the CBC, but I do not ac- (hosts. . rept as valid . those reasons: REFUSE TO NEGOTIATE given for non-renewal -of con-| ‘Mr. Keate could not ‘ask the 5 tracts, and Mr. Keate seems to CBC to review the—actual_firing * agree,"’ said the McGill Univer-jas the CBC had already stated r « sity history professor. this_ It came as a bombshell to Mr. Keate's report on the pro- me to’ find the CBC had refused ducer - management conflict to negotiate; because I. thought was ‘made public Thursday.- this was part of why Mr. Keate | Mr: Keate-went~ on leave Of was appointed © in the ~ first absence from his post as- pub- |place.”” lisher of the Vancouver Sun to) wr LaPierre said he had wn: “\ook ,into the dispute. - ‘derstood the hosts mist be re- ae 9 |Instated before the underlying |problem of ‘establishing ‘‘an -at- |

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be pursued” could be tackled:

d Set “But the price. to be paid for Ca ets t *o |a new understanding and at- ‘ ? ~+mosphere inthe CBC may well

Ie C ; be my head and Patrick Wat- or ‘ ruise |son’s. And I “don’t mind for- my-

: aoe iself if -that would produce the OTTAWA (CP) > —. Thirty-two ‘necessary climate, as that is

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oung Canadian Coast Guard cadets, the: primary “concern.” : a | Members of the first class st | The. CBC, ‘He’ said, muatgo 5. ae : : the S00. Cees “guard...artistic integrity, —and Balan you weren't thinking, about trading in vour old furniture for new, but this - But, events like this are rare. Helman’s~ urge vou to take advantage while prices guard vessel C. D. Howe next | eee - Resign the per: week, it will pay: you todo just that. Holman’ s are offering jou some mighty ee are in effect this week only. And vith a Holman’s -cohvenient, -Optional Charge Monday -to_starttheir-firet- sea- soy est qualified so do this: 4 tempting-oppertunities_te-get_rid of your -old, worn-out, out-dated, furniture and Account_at your finger tips, you just can ‘t pass up the opportunity | Come 808 +0 ee eee training for} At bitrary<interference—by=man.}-.........trade-up..l0.abetter-way-of-life,—You'll-_a-dd-a-new—measure. of-comfort, foodk 4Jooks. eome..save ...Holman's today! Se eee 1s a ae Wee er ena room:|2gement: vcreates | a dangerous and glamour to your “home. i o : ‘ 2 ' 9. ‘officers im. the Canadian coast-|*!tuation. ae Se ; ' : : me < 4 guard. Geet The _cotege opened | ce : , G = 2 = ast fall

_Untfl June 10, they will prac- \Se@y .#ise coastal navigation, Follow- ~~ Ing a weekend in Halifax, they ~3 will’ start the deep-sea phase of their training with a voyage to Bermuda where they will ar- vive June 17- . After three more days-:of poastal navigation around. Ber- muda, the C.D: Howe Will re- .j# turn to Nova Scotia, aviving in $vdnev_ Tine. 28. e After a“ month-long holiday, the ' cadets. will continue their oo training at >-the col-

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President Runs Through Company History ,

TORONTO (CP) — ShareRold- ers of Gunnar Mining Ltd:~were told here. how their company got into. deep. financial. trouble and the steps being taken ‘to try te get back into good shape.

President T. P. ‘O'Connor ran through ‘the history of-Gunnar |

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.___He. told_about 50. shareholders | . x . a ; . ~- that as a mining company Gun- | ~_° = oe 7 ? : “fo : nar had: been profitable, but | aire eae aE : ie » eS since the McNamara deal, i ; te poeta eee : “= has had nothing but trouble:* - ; : - SONS ace eT SOR ane Og ora rc nee a i a : 3 ; 5 raat Mr. O’Connor said the com- : ‘ a 4 : : * an ' .

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