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MONDAY, Dec. 12, 1966 that could close airports. ,

attempt to head off a strike |and her condition continued eg

ce faet.”” Treasury board officials met

ish government Labor Standards

— vacation and

3 &

Pron on con- tighter

gime of Rhodesia poses a grow- ing threat to peace in southern. Africa and “prompt and. reso- |. by Council_is-required-to wou: be England, in _By_THE CANADIAN PRESS. + ae :

istence of the white-minority re-

The United States threw its sup- | embers port Monday behind Britain's

request to the United Nations Goldberg said the continued ex-

Ambassador Arthur a peaceful but Britain has a motion before

deci with |

the council that would obligate

M IV, from England to Sydney,

loth gnited with his wife in the

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lay getting king it impossible for | started under the

tents Se ee , ae Queen Mother, 66,

at, “Who. Australia, sinzle-handed,

air traf@e. controllers in an |said she passed a restful night

CAPITAL BUREAU cause has been brought OF THE GUARDIAN | attention of he OTTAWA — Concern over de- Mr. i in major Prieta day morning's medical bulletin

Over be vial |

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Great Bitain for the reunion.

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