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ills we have, as the saying goes, than

dispatches the Associated news of Subscription week mail carrier. taland eisewhere Y, Bad News For Japan announced more than a year

tice Minister Davie Fulton who, at | . Former Labor Minister Michael

February, by a

next month, to be | mats. Of course, computers—how-

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reports, already

meet the instructions of the annual | not cabinet ministers and the rank and

when a vacancy occurred. Ex-

that he would be a candidate if | estimated $550 million, or $27.50

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65942; Vancouver MA Sanetien all ote local over 4Se $13.00°e year orenaen pees Foner tas esis er Audit PAGE 4 FRIDA poet rou as powerful » been en iota oat within a well understand the fears anese entertain on this score. Its best hope, as ichi Shinbun, one of its sailsal itmenpAtnerionn tietionn:> ‘effective. Its worst mistake, the paper believes, — would be to accept atomic armaments increase.” other views on anese seGiirity sing at this time. Party’s national’ convention have ing of the party’s small national ex- ecutive committee followed, likely meeting of the stive which has "The convention “October or N date would be ; which received from tion: What Mr the arrangements is executive consult the party's leadet about the planning Jeadership convention. leadership: contenders begun to prepare their candidacies. Ex. for party support. So is Former Jus- ah prone tarr

party unity.

1 ing ‘hi the Timelight an an apostle of | sito of sonching Sanaa. Sei thimah of thé law's

the by

and

a viola the in it

startling results.”

in the characteristic jargon of a well- | ‘trained bureaucrat, “may come some

a broad array of hypotheses,” he said

J'We're not the old

A Pilot Project | convinced that the strict ag TG that all spending be done by EDITORIAL NOTE

| tenter-hooks for a while longer.

to keep the eager beavers

eee and _ s coentian, Sal Canada, re ee and 40 num in at least 10 25 conte for onct a oes» the party, limits applied and its a total 2s sor sol the past. ye been’ no +g China’s atomic development, one can it. But the chief electoral officer is m this sore. Caught

su ~—the largest amount on record,

begun, with the prospects of a.meet- roles: in ‘helping forge future foreign policy and perhaps training diplo-

he other hand, of course, he puters: may play ‘increasingly key

is preparing to resign.

to the hilt at the annual ig and subsequently, are con-

his caucus loyalists, who

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fin the new year. This would be to | overhauls in this manner, why

mats can be subjected to electronic

thought wé“were. A Montreal fund- raising consultant has come up with

nounce this in mid-January and begin a determined campaign for a new

If Dief-decides to stay at the

it is expected that he will an-

n .adate from the party’s convention. a The Gazette writer says that

‘The possibilities for improvement old4ashioned enough to hope that if the change must come, it won’t be in our time. Better to put up with the

a computer-aided simulation in a _of our politicians generally?

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OTTAWA REPORT by Patrick Nicholson

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Both ladies and gentlemen will be received

By Dr. Theodore R.

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from 3 P.M. to 5 P.M.

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Will hold thei the Town Hal

His Worship

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will receive

¥

vary 2nd, 1967, from 4.30.P. M. to 6.15 P.M.

In the lower foyer of the

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Monday, January 2nd

|, Summerside, on

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