lmanufacturer. against Mr Mc- - timil noted that Mr. Mccrreglorl

Gregsr would not involve TCA had told the Commons commit-i I _ : as well. tee he would not consult the 11 P the (NDP_Bu1-n. . government on future purchases ,

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aby-Richmondl asked jokingly * of aircraft.

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’ in in pm-1, mu-ﬁns Dec_ 15' it military committee and t e‘ .w

as announced Tuesday. The North Atlantic council.

a defendant in any Sud-Aviation the House that - . I

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Xi‘ mans transport committee. Mr. Chevrier sa' me - “meow __ . , I ma 1“ H. i am we‘ Union meal dam

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lcan-ads’: relations with France. ’sure that any damage suit filed , very imaginary at present."

9 question isf Mr. Chevrier said this will be

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42,000,000 rubles ($46.6M.000.000 at the official exchange rate) in developing the chemical indus- and getting fertilizer to the farm where it is needed.

During the seven-year period. he said, approximately 200 new

the program would increase the output of chemical products 3 to 3% time6-

TO BUY PLANTS Khrushchev said his govern- ment wants to buy "a whole complex of chemical plants and g nu of other.entei-prises" from capitalist countries and "will pay them what is due by commercial standards." 3

e warned that anyone 011

who hopes to make "-fabulous profits" will bedisappointed. "I repeat. we shall place or- ders with those who want make an honest profit. provided there are credits. because this has already become the norm of economic relations. As those who have different calcu- lations. they will be no better off than at the start." Khrushchev also warned that

chemical equipment or oodstuffs tom the West. "This is what the most ro- actionary and embittered ens- mles of socialism—t’ormer West

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you don’t know with whom you are dealing!"

Khrushchev said this year's harvest was smaller than 1962 because of bad weather. There was a shortage of grain. par- ticularly wheat.

He said the output of mineral fertilizers was essential for the further development of chem- icals to farming should be an object of particular care by the party. government and nation. To BOOST MACHINERY

The supply of agricultural ma. chines should also be increased. along with pest and weedklllers.

added.

Harvest losses from pests and plant diseases in many cases neached 20 per cent. Khrush-

ev sa . He said the planned expansion

of the chemical industry wagii "unprecedented in world prac-

se.

It would be native. he said. to think that fine words on the blessings and advantages of so- cialism had a greater effect on lihe masses than practical suc- cesses. .

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