Merling Willis Kingston, was re-elected president of the P.E.I. Swine Breeders’ As- sociation at the organization’s

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_ ‘SUMMERSIDE — A group of men from the United Church. of Canada men's clubs. of central P.E.1. met in Kensington re

treasurer; Mr. Willis, and

Stanley Hurry, Highfield, vice- |

town, re-elected secretary- | president.

Quebec-Labrador Boundary Not Urgent Issue Is View

sage said-here he does consider the Quebec-Labrador

boundary question an urgent |

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problem. He was replying in the legis- | lature to a question from oppo- sition leader Daniel Johnson who asked’ the premier if he could disclose information about any negotiations between Que- bec and Newfoundland on the | subject . _Mr.. Lesage replied that‘‘it is “not an urgent question because. up until 1960, the Union Na- tionale itself did not think it a duty to touch the question. | ; _Mr. Johnson asked Speaker | Richard Hyde to call Mr. ,Le- | * sage to order saying the pre- |

QUEBEC (CP)— Premier Le- ; mier should not give an answer | notiwhich could lead to discussion. | ; “ could } . Y “1 oat Gunes |e the | peth’s blurred profile on a 50-| Springfield was

| cent piece. ; Kensing- | Maurice Moisan, employee of| ton is secretary, and Bud Mac-

truth of the premiér’s state- .

Speaker Hyde called Mr.

Johnson to order and said it is |

irregular to ask questions which

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MONTREAL (CP) — Coin- collectors arfd the Royal Cana- | dian’ Mint are wondering what is the—secret—ot

a communications equipment | company in suburban Lachire, |

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Dearmid, Crapaud is treasurer The council will be made up

could be placed on the order. | found the peculiar half-dollar in of three men from each club Only urgent questions should be his pay envelope last Friday.

| asked orally, the Speaker said. | Premier Lesage and - New-/| be seen on the “tail side of) month.

foundland Premier Smallwood

Canada’s coat of arms is (o|

the coin, where it belongs, bu!

and plans to meet on the third Thursday

The meeting was conducted

met here briefly last month and it is also superimposed on the, by W.H. Burns, the president of

it is understood the Labrador |

boundary question was ‘dis- cussed, however. |

The boundary was fixed in 1927 by pre Bfitish Privy Coun- | cil but “Quebec has never ac- cepted it. +4

Program Is Pushed To End

Latin America

The Americas will present a | united front at the general con- ference of UNESCO in Paris in November for an extension of UNESCO's education program in Latin America to add tech- ical aad vocationa} training to the/program for primary educa- tion

Eugene Bussiere, secretary- general of the Canadian Na- tional Commission. for UNESCO who has. just returned from the Western Hemisphere Conference | of the UN agency, said Monday the extension promises to raise Latin America’s standard of

literacy to that of the North |-

American countries.

The extension was approved unanimously at a Buenos Aires conference in the light of gen- eral recognition by Latin Amer- ican countries that with the rapid economic developments in their countries concentration of primary education was not suf- ficient to produce the trained

Radiation Belt .. Concept Changed

. WASHINGTON (AP) — U.S. space scientis said. here that- the. earth appears. to be surrounded by a vast mantle of deadly radiation—with holes at the north and south poles. The new findings altered: some of

the concepts of the Van Allen ‘

radiation belt theory.

At its lowest point, over the Atlantic, the mantle is, only 400+ miles above the earth. But it ‘fluctuates so that its upper edge varies between 28,000 and 44,000 miles out in space.

Beyond this band, there ap- |

pears to be an abrupt border, bounded by an area of magneé- ~ tic: turbulence . more than 12,000 tiles broad. Beyond this belt, ‘interplanetary space begins. The scjentists reached these conclusions through. analysis of data received from one of the »most successful U.S. scientific satellites yet launched, Ex- plorer XII, sent aloft last Aug. 15. | The scientists said the radia- | tion band still is rated as great ‘a hazard to manned flight as had been estimated under the theories of Dr. James Van Al- len, the first person’ to discover | the radiation area. . .

EDITOR EXPELLED

” BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP)—The British editor of the English- language newspaper Beirut, Michael Erskine-Wyse, 56, was. expelled from Lebanon Tuesday and unconfirmed reports said the expulsion of several other Britich subjects was contem- piated. The national police gave no reason for Erskine - Wyse's expulsion, but newspaper re

ported it .was im ‘connection | with the aborjive coup attempt three weeks ago. ~

illiteracy |

men and women needed.

Mr. Bussiere’ was a member of a seven-man Canadian dele- gation to the conference, lar- gest group of Canadians to at- tend the Western Heniisphere discussion of UNESCO’s work.

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royal profile on the other side Did the coin come that way

the Island Men's Couneil, assist- ed by. Everett Donald, Kensing-

from the mint or has it been, tom, the secretary,

tampered with? |

Mr. Moisan said the mint | wants to see the coin and he | is. sending it there for inspec- tion. :

- DATES ANNOUNCED

LONDON (Reuters) — Prince | Philip will attend the secona Gommonwealth Study Coner- ence in Canada May 13 to June 6, it was anmounced at Buck: | ingham Palace Tuesday. ~ The

first Commonwealth Study Con- ference was held at. Oxford six years ago.

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