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ernment took over administration of 192. rental units from the St. John’s Housing Authority con- trary to agreements signed im 1955-56. The agreements said the units would be turned over to the authority on’ completion. They were a joint project of the fed- eral, provincial and ~municipal governments,

a matter for the Exchequer Court! of Canada to decide. a any contracts have been b n. ‘None of the units are finished. - Mr. Justice Sir Brian Dunfield presided. . SMALLWOOD STATEMENT

Premier Smallwood has-said in the legislature that CMHC was named administrator. of the units after his Liberal government re Kt is also charged by the New-' fused to appoint nominees of two Houndland government that federal Progressive Conservative CMHC notified the public it was)cabinet ministers to—tha.Jlocal accepting applications for rental | housing authority. He said the of the units in an April 3 adver-| ministers were Federal Works tisement in The Daily News here. |M inister Green and W. J. - The provincial government | Browne, Newfoundland’s member -of the federal cabinet and min . | ister-without-portfolio.

Later Mr. Smallwood an nounced that three of the seven

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convention here Sunday with a prayer for world peace. Fred W. Franz, vice-president of the In- ternational Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society. told 34.251 delegates in Connie Mack Sta- ;.dium the world is in the most critical period of its history.

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‘NASSER TO START PROJECT CAIRO (Reuters) — President Nasser will open construction of

semi-official newspaper Al Gom- | houria said Monday. It added that : work on the vast Nile ‘River pro- ject will be complete in 1968, two. years ahead of schedule.

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The defence also denied that’ ‘

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