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new prime minister,’ Gultarilal | vigorously. r et das Gandhi and. his pilosophy |Quebec, Ontario and, the East) snow that clung to the bride's

¢and a’ disciple of Gandhi, who |dered’ police to jail more than British rule. Nanda resigned as |‘ already being constructed in. snow squalls. >

_ was Lal Bahadur Shastri’s ma- jor.contender for India’s highest offite when Jawaharlal Nehru died in ‘1964.

_Nanda, 67, was the home min-

{ster and No. 2 man in Nehru’s government, :but his interest in astrology and palmistry, _his vegetarian austerity and a long, association with leftist trade. un- ions hurt his chances to succeed Nehru. After Nehru, he was. sworn in as caretaker head of the government but teppei aside a. few weeks later for Shastri, ‘

In the following months, as late:

various leaders of the ruling Congress: party manoeuvred to get Shastri’'s job, Nanda sup-

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1,000 pro-Peking members of the Indian Communist party. He also issued instructions to shoot jto kill if inter-communal rioting between India’s Hindus and

His tough decisions’ -as--home minister did not fit his physical appearance. A thin ex-professor of economics, Nanda wears thick spectacles and a black moustahe. 4

When he was named ‘to head | the caretaker government upon Nehru's death, he said he had never expected to. rise so high in life as to be a cabinet min-

ister.

. He entered Nehru’s cabinet in 1952 as labor minister after years as a social worker in the

professor of economics at Bom- bay’s National College to be a Gandhi .disciple. He was jailed five times and served ‘even year§, :

NAMED. -LABOR: LEADER“.

Gandhi had persuaded Nanda to remain in the freedom strug- gle, rather than flee to the forests to fast and meditate, and ~Gandhi chose him to: lead the- Congress party's labor monument. ‘

Nanda once said that as a re- sult of his days with Gandhi, “I believe in freedom of the individial because I believe in- dividual freedom leads to} growth.” ; |

“Therefore, I want fo stave off totalitarian symptoms wher-

labor- union field. He founded the Indian National Trade’ Un- ion Congress to counter the.) Communist All-India Trade Un-) ion Cong’ |

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He also expressed. belief com- munism.’ would be a_ greater danger to India's democratic

On windswept Bridge, Detroit

Montreal. ° Dr. J. N, Crawford, deputy minister of health and welfare, said in an interview after Dr. Roberts’ speech: ‘‘Such charges have: been’ made for a jong) o, time. Medically speaking one must agree with much of what But. Dr.. Crawford, who was pinch-hitting for Health Minister Allan MacEachen at the meet ing, said the federal health fle- partment. could only do as much in the mental health field as the provinces requested. . “Health. services are prov- incial matters. I think our men- tal health division now is ade- quate to meet the requests of the provinces. If there were more requests for stvices, w could. ertainly tool up the di- vision to meet them,”

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socialism than right-wing po-

Ambassador and interna- tional border, Lena Calcagno, 23, was married Wednesday afiernoon to -Mario Sciacca,

The ceremony” was “brief*-

The couple, born in Italy, live in Windsor, but the judge, Recorder’s Court Judge Vin- cent J. Brennan, is from De-

The bride had been granted

a Mexican divorce, not ree- ognized in Cariada after tlie breakup of her, previous -miar- riage, and a U.S. marriage had_ therefore been sou ght..: They chose the bridge as their altar and because of the bride's. associations with .Mex- ico, the service was in Span-

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a national group to combat priv- |litical groups beause ‘‘of the | js ings are published free Of] sie and public corruption. He peal of China and the dis- | RIPLEY Ss BELIEVE IT OR NOT ; eharge as a public service and|said then, “Everywhere I go I|play-of-power-there, which has |

appear as presented té°us by)create an organization, I have |dazzled some of our people.” . dhe stations concerned. a knack “for it.” ¢ ~~!" Nanda was married while an |

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a He_once_ described ‘himself ‘as\undergraduate and he has two FRIDAY PROGRAMS a pragmatist: ‘‘A Socialist but |daughters and two sons. Both ie = OFCY-TV not a Marxist.” daughters and ‘one son became. x e In 1921, at age 28, he came ‘doctors. mm cx)

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Mentally Ill :

| Said Lagging In Federa! Dept.

of Psychiatry, Toronto, and as- sociate professor of the depart- ment of psychiatry at the Uni- | versity of Toronto, said the de--; partment's mental health divi- sion has failed to expand to meet requirements of the fielti.

He’gave the keynote addresa at the third institute on mental

across Canada. The meeting is sponsored by t a

he -Canadian-Psy-— Dr. Roberts said that in re-| HIDE ent years the .effect of the fed- |Past

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North leads the three of dia- monds. South takes it with the ace and returne the deuce which you win with the king.’ Assum- ing that the trumps are divided 2-2, how would you play the hand? : i

Thus,’a club return would go right into the K—J and permit you to discard a epade on thé” ace of clubs, while a spade re- turn would end matters that

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much sooner. A diamond return would allow you to discard a

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_|tow. What would you play now?

2. You are West, defending against Four Spades. The bid- ding hag been:

queen. monds and’ dummy takes the ace. Declarer plays the jack of. spades, which you win with the king, East and South following

Al. trumps, ending in dummy; and ruff a diamond. Now play .-a club. If North follows. low, finesse the eight. South must

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then ‘give you the contract, re-

low club towards the K—J—8. You would cover either card with the jack and South would

hope to win three club tricks at once (if partner had the A-Q-x or two club tricks and a heart (if partner has the Qx-x of clubs and the king of hearts.)

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