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. ’Dief's Praise Gives Boost To Roblin As Successor

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Members Will Share COSl Fleet lgggfg‘rjsr.‘ “293.12%

BONN iAPi ~ An authoriia- armed NATO fleet. flew [today “1 see no reason why a Ger- tive source said today the to London. man captain could not be cho- United States will shoulder less Von Hassel said no final de- sen." he said. “The best men than half the 95.000.000.000 cost cision has been reached on will be given the commands.

of an international NATO fleetywhether the fleet will consist of regardless of nationality."

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OTTAWA ICPl—ln the m‘dst of the election campaign. with

holding the reins of leadership.

lanew. l The spark for the speculation

renbaker from the stage of the Winnipeg Auditorium where he officially opened his campaign

. It a Roblin's potential candidates for the na- tional ‘ gressive Conservative party. After receiving a warm tri-

premier who introduced him to

lDiefenbaker «Roblin's distinguished political ‘career an ‘ '

leaders.’ f LOOKING AHEAD?

lindication that he plans to step [down

'ers interpreted the statement as . this Personal endors'allon 0‘ MT- Tlie kind of endorsation he re-

jnext September. when he will leader for seven years through

. Roblin has led the Con- servatives to three election victories in Manitoba-— in 1958. 1959 and 1962. ‘year-old grandson of a formelr Conservative '

‘same province, he first came to

. b rines.

The NATO fleet "would sat- isfy in very large part our de- mand

’hacked Mr. Diefenbakcr solidly in federal campaigns.

0 few weeks ago be ranked fifth in a poll on likely successors to Mr. Diefenbeker. But that was before George Hees resigned as trade minis- tcr with a verbal slap at the prime minister over nuclear policy and before Justice Min- ister Fleming announce; he Ll leaving public ife.

Of the others rated ahead of Mr. Rohlin then. External Af- fairs Minister Green is same age as Mr. Diefenbaker land Works Minister Fulton is leaving Ottawa soon. having been elected provincial party leader for British Columbia.

t observers feel the 47- year-old Mr. Fulton. who tried ‘for the national leadership in :1956. again will be a candidate whenever the time comes.

TABBED FOR LEADERSHIP?

Talk about Mr. Roblin being a potential leadership candi- date actually started in Ottawa back at that 1956 Conservative" convention which se Mr.‘ Diefenbaker. He was impres- sive in a speech to the conven- tion and his ﬂuency in French was especially noted. His Mani- toba election victories have ‘1 kept his name in speculation,l though he has consistently said his future is in Manitoba poli- 5

By BEN WARD party lea-den apparently in the saddle and intent on

about successors is stirring

an unusual laudatory state- i by Prime Minister Dief-

Monday. 9 a big boost to Duff standing among the

leadership of the Pro-

from the young Manitoba

big Winnipeg audience. Mr. referred to ‘lr.

hope it will culminate in taking in future your post- in the Parliament 'of Can- as one of Canada's great

. Diefesbaker has given no

in the near future—in talking about five- plans—but many observ-

3. ’3

lROblln When the time does ceived from Mr. Diefenbaker to 3come. hard to beat. Ness monster. The. mon- The prim? minlSlPl‘ Will b9 53 Liberal Leader Pearson, 65. ster. supposed to inhabit the:

won the leadership in 1958 with been Conservative party federal. general elections.

provincial “ The 45- premier of the

a minority ‘

1957. He has

ce ships alone or include

for middle-range rock he added. West German) has sought to have these soil, but the has oppose '

8 With the rise of nationalist sen-

EAST FRIENDLY SERVICE

.. .FROM THE ROCKIES TO THE ATLANTIC

the personal backing of are. prime minister St. Laurent. .New Democratic Leader Doug- 'las. 58. was the persoan choice of former CCF leader M. J. Coldwell. and Social Credit's 1Robert Thompson, 48. reached the top after getting the public blessing of Alberta's Premier Manning. the senior statesman of the party.

A strong point for both Mr. Roblin and Mr. Fulton is their ‘ability to speak well in French.

.timent in Quebec. bilingualism .mas become an essential qual- .ity for any politician aspiring. Ito lead a national party. i

A similar s'tuation exists inl the Lbenal hierarchy whero§ two bilingual men rate highlyi jin speculation about possible.l successors to Mr. Pearson. i They are Paul Martin. 60. al French~Canadian although he was born in Ottawa and has rep- resented an Ontario constitu-

kw... “\Aﬁo‘

.a subject of speculation and ar-

rency in Parliament since 1935. ; gument for 30 years.

and Premier Jean Lesage. 50.. of Quebec.

Many people claim to have; seen

it and sensual photographs.

have been taken purporting to

New Expedition

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Seeks Monster {lghe latest expedition will be

In loch Ness

LONDON «Reuterst—A new expedition hopes to prove the

show an unknown type of fish

:don. who said he and his son _ . lsaw the monster during a re- Panel “’thh examined “18 Ye'lis no guarantee cent two-week visit to the loch. suits of an expedition last year. ‘191 University of British Colum- Peter Remnant. philosophy pro- knLast month several well- said he was Satisfied the “was. ‘bia staff members have urged , l ow - “meme 0f Sco'lm‘d 5 “mm” turalists said it was possible for isuch a monster to exist.

reptile in the lake.

by Douglas Suckling of Lon-

a public figures and no

All that remains of the Pad n the

Rosenlbenger home

western Pennsylvania munity of Portersviilie where

television program on Britain's

commercial TV network. Adrian Head. chairman of an impartial‘;jug mat a “balance of terror" lparties. and B.C. candidates in

In a animate object in the lake.

EIGHT DIED IN FIRE HE sNov v

eight died in a are Sandov— a smoking pit between the ham and a children’s play. area. Roomberger. six of his

children, and a young nephew died in the raging fine wlhich 00,“. left only a fragment of one

wall standing. (AP Wirephoto)

ASK A-BAN eral cabinet. leaders and de-

VANCOUVER (op) — Argu-l‘ence SPOkfsma“ 0‘ 091mm“

against war, the April 8 federal election. Dr.

V the federal government to re fessor who initiated the petition.

tigatol‘s had seen a mysterious -mse nuclear arms. They signed said it was officially sponsored

to petition addressed to the fed- by 15 staff members.

depths of Loch Ness. that been“

OILS

of 25 surface ships armed with nuclear missiles.

The cost is to be spread over 10 years. Under present plans. still subject to negotiation. the ﬂeet will carry 200 of the latest model Polaris rockets. They have a range of. about 1.5in

on the project have going on here between Livingston '1‘. Merchant. Presi- dent Kennedy's special envoy. and top West German officials. Besides Chancellor Adenaner himself. his new defence minis. ter. Kai-Uwe von Hassel. has taken an important part.

in an interview, \‘on Hassei said the West German govern- ment wants work to start as soon as possible on the nuclear fleet.

He declared such a fleet would greatly strengthen the NATO nuclear deterrent and

also serve to bring the United States and western Europe closer together. TOURS CAPITALS

Merchant. who has been tour- ing European capitals to de- Velop support for the Polaris-

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