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FS races ne ear ae — me: ne and 10 minutes later, Constable QUEBEC (CP)—The Quebec preferring -to negotiate separate Bp as j & \ : ontracts t 1 wi (m- make recommendations on how Ladouceur sald, he heard .« ner eulnre earn appears oe eee ach of the. bar ct wald. slenilar } to be hardest hit by the contin- s§ in 3 Sas or. that to avers similar fatal hombines = 18s ot eee c. 7 uing strike of? 1,600 professional The government now hasggac- se. : 4 See hs the washroom to ic a@' men employed -by fhe Quebec cepted the principle of the ter: | ment H re under ‘the sore Dr." H igh Hormer Pricomve directed Chartiér, identified sovernment, wer ruck for’ professional group, and negoti- | \ KZ dy the» Commons ¢ nservative IP or Jasper-EO- Chartier whose body was lying higher pay May 9. ators for both. sides’ say ‘the, S = : oe ail cota cee ome fe The strikers include -engi- ™ain stumbling block now is s 4 4 ten nartier ? ‘ - a ; . n the flo ara Wa . neers, geologists, geographers money ty the: recard-'yint-.0 ce rc ie ad oe and other. professional groups. The government has. not miade a Ol ce ee ek tate oe Jo nson, In the case of the agriculture. public any salary offers it -rhay = © n lay 4 Holed Auk ts dad = : department, 300. agrono have made, but the union group 5 ~0§ i arent 5: aes ar Chartier died mists and veterinarians in rural has announced its demand for a 4 P Reed frat eer ere ee oe oe rea areas are on strike sa. vera “anaual gay sesresae gy we ne’ anvihing : or. -making: “any Three-quarters of the meat of $2,000. This, it says, will 4 — —_—— ——————— atu nestires : produced in Quebec is:-federa} bring the ra of era ; ca ae ; ~~ at ad professionals up to ; i oe’ PY) StereneD. FROM ANXIETY May M t inspected, -but the remainder, employe ¢ aN l ae IR Chertier suffered from-chronte ee quich generally is inspected by om Te level. peld. in the 1d ' ae 7 : = uebec _ officials, ‘ Montreal area. : ee) re wv ust) angi a mild mental disordet’ QuEBEC (CP) — Pre-pler oe Senadindr cb eee we + — we! ore on Ge tren tr and had pexichonathie a Daniel Jobuson -said hge re: ‘ eat Sa J ' ‘ 3 Nir. W. B..-Spaldins that he aad Guy Favrean presi; n agricultural spokesman C ~ | = ind of Mapas Unversity. Hamil dent of the Privy Council have 5#'d his department has advised artoonist €: a a . hs ‘ Ort. He said Chartier went met’ and discussed an eventual @!! are Provincially-inspected ‘e + Pree Ts t e-out-patient rs xe of meeting between ~ Mr> Jotinson a ae } neard ro Ss Ook ik Le” Teeonin General Hospital. Jue .asd Prime Minister Peareon’ : “ghd p p ROCK iN 28 -19S5: complaining of black ee ; tion of the strike. As far as. he ! BAVC: \ UROGKRAMS . He ipeaagen cetera g We discussed nothing knew, cities. such as Montreal, . Nokpik \ ch ine — Gepth, but there was-a question Sherbrooke, Trois-Rivicres and . TORONTO (CP) — Ookpik : Vr symptoms were Dsy- of an-eventual meeting with \ir. Shawinizan. Kad _complied a th has sailed off into the” sunset (*#M — : chy otieallv~-praduced: and= re Pearson. No date was set.” the this request hat ha could not for the last time His creator, o : sulted fron ners ce premier “said, just before Tues- chaamant oe slaughterhouses in Al Beaton, was forced -to. reg he #- state dating hack to-1952 and day's session of the provincial ' solve his association with the | | Te Ss ; ‘4" smaller 8. ' , . : : ; = eccasional -bouts 6f depression. cabinet : RESEARCH HELD UP diminutive Arctic comic strip m sg : ie wie heek iy eee sles ae ae The three-hour talk, staged at Agronomists went on strike Character for health reasons ' - ‘ = July—-8and Sept 28, 1965. Ze” the ~premier's. Montreal iome, ‘just. as the province’s research “It was"a: difficult decision te oe) “#P rn cies For Seiniier penappnnree . aoe "ao a “tanzed over “a—wide~ variety of centres-and experimental farms Make.says Beaton. a 42-year= “4a ; ae ~ 1 See chon publects including. Quebee - Ot--were due to plant this season's old mative of Vancouver ae m Cy epee aes : ~ tawa relations. - : crops. "has been editorial cartoonist for 9 ta ‘ ie - Sn sissies re ee esi “I strongly doubt that the Most~ government departments the Toronto Telegram for the z tof @ PAolsier es rire , ‘ he | federal government will admit did not appear to be unduly af- last five years 92.1 Jews ish or. oie ee tks ills. wera the principle of two ndtions, and fected by. the strike, as it comes. pit my doctor said either { < 1278 @ Neather & i sama . P ° the writing of a new constitu. at a normally slack period. ¥i- i145 <trip died or I would. I de & via mailed to him. s tion,’ the Union Nationale party nances for 1966 have already cided reluctantly it’ would have ad i213 @ Revit ridge ——, S i ae chieftain told reporters. ~~ been planned and most of the t, ie Qokpik.”. eR : ‘e > wae o1 : i : ea PaaS @ Thriller pills ie dealin said he aq-|. Mr. Johnson reaffirmed his in- en funds already allocated, Ookpik first gained prom!- Sian OTT : i = gy 4 tention of being uncompromis- ¢!Vil servants say nence about four years ago as 3 ‘vised Chartier to see a doctor Exception, however, was the , ft ; in Florida. He did not send fur. ("7 in dealings with ane: ‘roads department. where the % S¥mbol of Canada’s Tar nortn pla iercie tet cle cage es ction However, he said the dealincs Toads depa Emae, Seen ete —Canadian_trade commission} ~MacDONACLD Ther’ pills and Hever heared trom | 1 held in the best climate absence Of 222 engineers is s7id et iat ae United States : $ Chartier azain it O in. t to have delayed many projects, SP'# RB gberya RAD Oo SERVICE Rene. Souliere, a Commons possible, i ttawa will -accep d th Vv d t t Then about two years ago Mr. messenger, said a maw wearing|°*rt2#) basic principles * ote ie tlc he af Beaton was asked his thoughts a * nessenger, sai ng w Expert repairs radios and a trench coat approached him Mr. Johnson said the prime are making it dittelt to admjn- 09 .making Ookpik a comic ee = Leese —recerd players. inthe Commons public gattery minister—had wisely chosen in ister gthe collection of contribu strep character. = Raidwin, Orcans — Bell Pianos shortly before the explosion and Sending Mr. Favreau to meet tions to the ne@ Quebec Penzion After some thought. 1 said {80 Kent. St, Eb..600is asked for directions to the near. him. Mr. Favreau ‘‘is one of my Plan yes and the venture has cer-: Md bidahanas . very good friends.” LINK SIX UNIONS tainly been a -success.”’ ss lala sglaies es plas , i i i The strip has been syndicated CAKCW-TYV He had been drinking.” Mr. The Privy Council president is The professionals belong to. ie : Souliere said. He smelled of responsible for federal-provin- six differént ‘unions, all affil- to 47 daily newspapers in Can- 12:57 .p.m.—Station Sign On liquor, and his eyes were ‘‘kind = affairs in the Pearson cab- isted with the Quebec - based _ the United States and Enz- 1:00 p.m.~rMath’ Special of glassy." ° inet. 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