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the Centennial Commission ui- Murray D. Edwards is- being

| der its publications assistance | program, the commission has- |

C. Thompson, a profes- sor of political science at the University of Montreal, will re- ceive $5,000 to write a biogra- phy of the Rt. Hon. Louis St.- Laurent, former prime minister of Canada.

Mr. Thompson, former secre tary to Mr. St. Laurent, - also wrote a biography of Alexander Mackenzié, Canada’s sec ond { |prime minister. He has won lthree awards since its publica- tion in 1960.

P. EI A $5,000 grant is being made a eo, +. 1. io Hilda’ K. Grant of Klein burg, Ont., for a book on the! Lincoln K. Ingersoll of Grand |

ciate professor of speech and | theatre at Clinton, N.Y.

to revise and update his histor; of Victoria County, Ontario. STUDY OF LITERATURE Grants’ of $2,000 will go to Gil- les Marcotte for a critical study of French-Canadian literature, and to freelance-writer Ruth G. \Bailey for a book on B.C.'s best- ‘loves sea captains and ships.

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———— ite and times of Samuel Cu-| Manan, N.B., will receive $1,500 pard of Halifax, founder of the | for a history of fishing and So- Cunard Steamship Lines. Mrs. |rial conditions in Grand Manan 'Grant won the Stephen Leacock |Island and the Bay of Fundy Award in ’1951-for her firs. | area 1840-1667. novel, The Salt Box. | Frank Rasky of Toronto, for- TO DO FISHING HISTORY mer editor of Liberty maga- The Rev. H. W. McKerville zine, has been awarded $1,900 ail write a history of tishing”on | for~Romance~of-Canada's~ Wild | the British Columbia coast with | West.

Viet Cong Intelligence Far Outstrips American

By JOHN T. WHEELER levery level of the South Vietna- SAIGON (AP)—Despite elabo- mese military. This includes in- Tate scientific gadgetry and a |telligence” agencies and the multiplicity of intelligence groups charged with planning agencies, the U.S. military com- ‘and executing military opeta- |. mand is severely hampered by tions. what one senior American of-| The enemy, particularly the ficer calls gross ignorance Of jome-grown Viet -Cong, also can enemy move and inten: count on the rural population tions. ee, for intelligence, whether it is Some .U.S.. military circles given out of fear or to support |- co ider cee gap to| The United States has devrl- a ma wea of- the | number highly. ailied war plan to defeat the | eee, * eee eee growing enemy military. ma-! Sees Goeth Nit: News: eee eae Cal asa | wae ar =. Sees with, different amewers for tee neues Saar s| launched om intelligence ah = oon posedly pinpointing enemy bat- talions and regiments have been | little more than roundhouse | punches into thin air. : The Viet Cong guerrillas an North. Vietamese units seem to be everywhere and nowhere. On, the other hand, enemy in- telligence is rated as excellent by US. military -sources. The Viet Cong’s ability to ambush South Vietnamese and now American units at the tithe ard

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the press, radio and telev- | | vision must meet the chal- | lenge of responsibility posed by the new and more c problems of the day.

He contended that the more ' important issues of govern- ment are not given the atten- tion they merit. The public | could not be expected to make good decisions-uniess-it-had-a “Clear” picture of -all-the -facts:

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