Foreign Minister France Dismantlin

(Copyright 1966 by The AP) Maurice Couve de Murville PARIS (AP)—Denying’ that|noted ‘‘a very close _ inter-rela- France—-is dismantling NATO, (tion between (West) German the French: foreign ministerjand American forces.” He said Sunday that Paris believés|spoke out for better East-West |_{ts_withdrawal from the mili-|relations. denied France has in tary structire of the North At- ithe making~a non ggressfon lantic Treaty Organization does pact with the Soviet”Union and mot run, against fhe interests said France thinks that one day ef the NATO allies. | jshe can play a useful role to- - ward settling the Viet Nam

problem.

ON THE AIR Couve de Murville insisted

. France has no intention of of- tty the the United States. either

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_‘sstary organization is outdated. |

|Germany._in_military affairs. |

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By B. JAY BECKER

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Denies

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sponded in writing to a series of questions submitted by ‘Associated Press. .

Couve de Murville. said in pulling dut of the military organization= of the ~ alliance, | France is “‘acting- normally;-as any government, in the inter- ests of our country and we be- lieve besides that what we are doing is in no manner contrary to the well-understood interests | of our allies.”

VALUES U.S. FRIENDSHIP

He said ‘‘American friendship ‘is an ancient and precious value to which we are all attached in| France and which we do not} wish to see disappear, or even | diminish." es

France notified its NATO al- | ‘lies last month that American,

jand-Canadian-forces-on-her~ soil |der federa must be out within a year, that erate on

|NATO headquarters in” France| jmust withdraw in the same) time limit and that France| would complete her force with- |

j wants to extend-the -deadline— for_its forces for at least an- |

a} 1A ScTownand.Country. Time | drawal-—-from—NATO-—by.-July..1- sam passe EM IIE Ie. 2.00—News_and Weather of-this year. The United states RIPLEY'S BELIEVE ITOR'NOT

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‘other year. | In ..the question-and-answer |. exchange, Couve de Murville ||

istressed that France intends to | remain a part of the North At- jlantic treaty signed in 1949. France is divorcing itself only from. the--military ~ organization which was set up after* the jtreaty went into force and was not . specifically mentioned in. ithe pact. does not draw, this: distinction between the treaty and the mil- itary organization, saying that a linking of ‘the two is essential. | Couve de Murville’ asserted |France feels that NATO's: mili- |

“In the nuclear era,” he said |“*this organization does not deal with the essential element of defence which is nuclear de- fence.” : | DISLIKES U.S. INFLUENCE |

Couve de Murville was asked | whether it is French policy to force the United States, whether it wishes or not, into greater co-operation with West)

| ‘He disclaimed any French_in- |

jfluence on this but said the| United States has for three) years been completing military | accords with Bonn outside the |

“a very close inter-relation.” As for Viet Nam, which! France once. ruled, Couve de | Murville reiterated that France | ‘“‘would be happy to contribute | to a.peaceful settlement.” With- | out specifics, he said France believés that “one day” it can | play a useful role. 3 |

Planning To Wed.

TORONTO (CP) — The Star. says at least 40 Roman Gatholie | priests and brothers have re- icently left their vocations in’ C->-da-- nearly_afl planning to, marry.

Allen Spraggett says the figure is a minimum one: It quotes an

..,informed church source as say-|

ling the total number of ‘‘disaf- |

lfected” priests and hrothers “is,

at least 100°" and could be |

|more.

The report says most left with permission of church authort- ties. They now were in the pro- | cess of being formally ‘‘lal- cized" or returned to the lav, state, including freedom to-

6:35—Who Will Come With Me ;marry.

ADOPT $297,00.000 BUDGET | MONTREAL (CP) Mont. | rea! citv council has adopted a}

| $297,000,000 budget, the highest) “

in the city’s history. Expendi- | tures for municipal purposes will be only $215,878,257 of the total. The remaining sect dtr is to be collected by the ‘city | on behalf of the two school com- | missions. The budget for La current fiscAl year, which ends | in-May>-was- $194,509; 968.

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‘dian co, - ordinating conference }from— Montreal, oan of the 25,000 -°member union | nipeg, _Edmanton and Vancou- |

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The Guardian, Charlottetown, Tues., April 26, 1966. 9 Garment Union lit is 48 hours for men and 44 Plans To Seek. 40-Hour Week , mum work week.

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WINNIPEG (CP)—The Inter- provinces have a duty to’ legis- national Ladies Garment Work- |!ate shorter working hours more s’ Union has decided to,in keepjng with the‘standards of ask the provincial governments the times,’ the resolution said. to enact legislation enforcing ajit urged enactment of the 40-

bia, it is 44 hours. Prince Ed- |ward Island has no’legal maxi-

“40-hour work week across Can- hour week without delay

ada The conference is attended by Delegates attending the Cana- representatives of. union locals

gave unanimous support to aj\ver. resolution calling for the 40-hour

week as the legal maximum “in| MOSCOW (AP) — A strong | order to give to all workers|earthquake struck the Soviet re-'

... the same advantages now |public of Azeerbaijan on the unionized Caspian Sea amid mudflows set workers.” off by torrential rains, Tass re-

Bernard Shane of Montreal, ported Saturday from Baku. The vice - president of the union, official Soviet news agency ori told the policy - making session there were no casualties. It that the maximum work week,! added, however, that “a gov-|

as provided by law in all 10 ernment commission has been | ag

inordin-'set up to help the population.’’ |

provinces, ‘rem ains say when the

ately high’’ while industries un-| Tass did not jurisdiction must op- quake struck. 40-hour~ week basis. ;

The resolution- pointed out that} The world's longest snake is the legal.work week is 48 hours 'the Asian reticulated python, in Ontario, Quebéc, Nova Scotia, |which has been measured at 33) New Brunswick and Newfound- feet. -

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