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a RASPUTIN’S ASSASSIN _... AS Russian Prince Felix Yous- collapsed while testifying about because of a television pro © soupoff, 70, assassin of the that historic death a haif-cen- gram about the assassination. mad monk Rasputin, is wheel. tury ago, The exiled nobleman Woman escorting him is Fanny ed from U.S. Supreme Court is suing the Columbia Broad- Holtzman, one of his attor- in New York Monday after he casting System for $1,500,000 neys. (AP Wirephoto)

LOCAL BRIEFS.

John -C. MacKinnon of Street has entered the {P.E;1.. Hospital. where it is ex. pected he will undergo surgery. IN HOSPITAL Mrs. George Morrison Char- lottetown is:a patient in the on Edward Island Hospital.

NOT THIS MAN The “Robert MacDonald, city,” charged. in City Police Court yesterday with loiter- ing, is not the Robert MacDon- ald that resides at 2 Chestnut Street. :

tives.” “He now says”, declared,

from the savings of employees and contributions from employers and the self-employed. It is insurance plan established

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Island News Page

Eastern and Central Districts The Guardian, Charlottetown, Tues., Oct. 26, 1965. 5

Dief Upsetting PC Campaign, ;. Is Liberal Candidate's Charge

“are _ wilder.” He mentioned in this connection charges that Canada was committed to send fighting troops to Viet Nam. “There has been no such com- said, ‘‘And we are assured by the Prime Min- ister that there is no such in- tention.”

Mr. Jones mentioned the Canada Pension Plan, the pro- Canada Assistance Plan

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the | manufacturers save $50,000,000 government, consisting of Con- a year in customs tariffs and,/servatives, Liberals, Agrarians Mr. Douglas said, the price cuts | announced so far fall far short |

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Teply. | He said if Mr. Pearson would appoint a judge, or judges, te investigate the cases “I'll never mention the matter again.”

” NATO POLICY UNCHANGED | OSLO (Reuters) — Norway's |new government announced Fri- iday it would not change Norwe- gian policy toward NATO, to which it belongs. The coalition

and the Christian party and led by Per Borten, last month ‘swept Labor from almost 9%

Why is it, he asked, that cars years in office. : built in Canada are being sold | in the United States for $350 less | than they are in Canada? Either |

LONDON (OP)—Nine Ontario search of markets

ning in the four Island constit- uencies. : : = Prince County, Liberal cab-

of what is called “ unity.”

come right out and say that, but this is certainly the logical con- clusion of the attitude adopted ew De-|>” those who see in modern mocrat Harvey G. Dawson, Tig- passer a threat to canada’s Two seats are at stake’ inj}SAYS ONLY ONE COURSE “Unfortunately, they fail to understand that the only way to . ensure Canada’s continued ex- istence is to allow the French- -| speaking group to play the role in Canadian life which it is in *!a position to assume. “‘When..one proceeds in such “| a way as to imply there is room in Canada for only one language and’ one culture, our country’s

to the press.

Bedeque. : A. fortner fal _cabinret|U%ity and integrity are then /- nister, vin MacQuaid, Telly pled in Jeopardy.

It should never be forgotten, Mr. Lesage continued, that not only is French Canada not dying out, but that Canada will only preserve its integrity and fur- ther its growth if French-speak- ing Canadians have a place in it with all the responsibilities of full citizens. :

“Does anyone seriously think, for even a minute, that we would ever give up our language and culture on the grounds that Canada must be English-speak- ing if it is to be united?

“Let me tell you, frankly and

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Your Progressive Conservative . Candidate for Kings

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the Nov. 8 election has been/seat, John Mullally, Souris. New|they are being “dumped”,

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. AUTUMN SHOWCASE ‘65 ...

Oct. 29 ... ‘As You Like It’ Oct. 30... ‘Tunnel of Love’

THE HALIFAX SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Nov. 17 ... ‘An Evening of Fine Music’

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