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I I O R ° ' W f I ' creased by having them. - NOTE DIFF!CUL'l'lEs ‘ 4 . ﬂht ﬁllﬁfdiﬂlli ”55'a" 9‘ 9"‘ 'a”°e Gives Views * ________ o o o I , 9‘ c-mom». um. i--. 9. mi. u Seen As 1964 Poss: bi liiy iaqwﬁtsgiiggm, ear custody-and-control agree- Gm.e'mm.‘ Gemjge Romney 1'

- i _ _ ; , . . By ARTHUR L. GAVSHON emerged to bind Russia with non with the industry and tech- 3"?“ Wm‘ tthe Unmd tstates at‘ ! Michigan said here he

. . _ __ ,. _ .. . G . . ,, V < _ . an , _ . I ..:2".':?.;‘...;::;..E:i:i 1: 53:. ll: “.¥.°.::.i2“‘:..::,.'::;*::.£‘; 12:: ‘° m‘:.i'.'“...:.: ¥.:"ii:" 333$; = w - y . . . 1 1. 1 th - ,, “€aD0h5-_ “Can all _ ~ ~l311‘Cp_Servm d . . 1 ti draft for nomination as Repub- . f °"“’ ‘C °° °"Y 959 C"b3- _ _ .Si€§£‘S might be lured Will he!‘ ' Ye. 3 m"”5 '3 °“' li:-an party candidate for the * major interest seems to be orbit -My d°°'5‘°" t° “quire nu’ ‘United States presidential elec-

days: A , “Will Nikita Khrushchev in a wish by both to halt the ex-i FCW prospects disturb Euro- clear <*e"rth charzes would be a 1.-., in uovembe, 1964 lead Russia toward someypaiision of the Chinese Commu- pean diplomats more than the iwmmilmehl Uhdefiaken by the '3!“ he said in ‘an addr sort of ‘alliance’ with the nists and try to keep nuclearypossibility that East-West rival- iL‘:b9_"{"l5- 3"h°“3h deience 3"‘ a Nationa‘ Press Club lung}-tizoilil 7" ‘Weapon! “Om SPl‘58<ll|1K- iries one day might be replaced ih°“l1e5 W9“? ﬂying l" 1959- ‘-1 am not doing to be an’ ‘F-‘V911 m°f¢ Surprising 13 th9l Britain expects China to testiby 3 duel h5l“'9‘-‘ll White and bet-"re the nuclear mmroversv active candidate seekin th fact that few experienced diplo- 1 me her first “Cigar weapon in m,n_whiie peoples .broke out, that nuclear depth lnommaﬁon .. g ‘ mat-5 t°I3"Y ‘elect the Idea l1964 or 1965 at ‘the latest By‘ Over and above these factors "h"r"°‘ ‘mum “lm°5t a“l°m3t'i Questioned about the o i The Chmese ‘ s°Vi°t Split "1970 China may have a nuclear ‘the Russians Americans and Many be part "i Ca"3da'5 ""' bilitv that the part convA)ntsi:sii- °°”5id°"’d “"9 l° be ‘me of the armory. ‘Europeans alike realize that if iclﬂr a"""'m°"l' meeting in July yin Chicago. “W53 hlswrlc Went‘ 5”“ the A China with nuclear bombsleaders of TO0,000000 Chinese‘ The "‘'?V.-‘’. has "ever pressed in’ ht call on him to be the 599°“ ‘w°"ld W3“ “"0 highly would disturb the Soviet Union iare true to their philosophy they for acuulsmon Of ""°"ear den”: Islailidard-bearer he replied‘ “I i . 1 ' '

Signiﬁcant lnlemal-i°nal m°Ve'!as well as the West. ‘will keep pressing toward their Charges’ one ‘'°a5°" 15 that would, of course have a duty men“ have °°°"”'°d 51”" the Peking midht be expected tolavowed goal of dominating the hasnyhany adequate meal” °"to accept ' ’ p°ki“g'M°5°°“' weak‘ ipose as theaonly non-white na- world l‘“5"°h'"g them from sumicei Governor Romney has often 1_ A third great power bloc: ' shins. Another is its declarationrbeen Spoken of as a possible b 3“ I'° “Ste “bthe (§°mm““i5l , .313‘ d:.tef"t‘""'b':°t d°.5""°t:‘.’"'li" ‘darkhorse should a deadlock C inese he a on winning;T R d A 0 e c ic nt'r\ .em in an i-su - - . _ friends and influencing peoplel G S t ‘marine warfare. gggiealggd Ziixjiiggwghii-or°f{|l1falall‘lZ_ to eir views. Premier Choul ' The RCAF. however. has long publican ,,ominam,n_ Two men

E“""3i'5 °““'°“I swing th"°“3h N I D ‘ h lconsidered that It needs nuclear ‘have so far entered the ~a:-e-- 1C‘le"S1‘sth 33393815 l331't‘;7nfil'l‘h°r0l:lT°};i ldepih charges for its ]0ng.,.mge iGovernor Nelson Rockefeller of Asiai t00- y E0 g By DAVE MCINTOSH clear-weapons policy beyond the Argus maritime patrol plane. §ﬁ;:'jw:t"errk 0fa"grizS0en":t°r Barry 2. The United States. as OTTAWA 4CP) — Talk of the ‘present four nuclear carriers: The navy may take a similar ——-—————’———‘————- leader of the West, began a dia- possibility of acquiring nuclear lthe Bomarc, Voodoo jet inter- view when it gets its new anti- AIRLIFT TROOPS logue with the Russians on ways depths charges for Cahadlanlceptor. cr-104 low-level bomber submarine helicopters. A hel-‘ WASHINGTON (AP) — The of living together. Within maritime forces has been re- and Honest John artillerylcopter carrier. r" helicopter, is ‘airlift of an army mechanized months it has become possible vived within the defence deparl- rocket. fthe type of ship now being i' ' urope to argue that Moscow may have ment. it was learned reliably No request for nuclear depth -chiefly considered as 3 replace. will take place Jan. 10-13, the

more in common with Washing- here. charges has been put before the ment for the cancelled super- U«5- defence d€PaI'tm€nl an-

ton than with Peking. Discussion on this point is ex- government by the defence de- frigates. nollnced Fl'ld3y- If Set this date

As to illustrate common pected to become more preva- partment. ‘—‘*"?’i-‘*—-—",for the exercise Long-Thrust IX

_~ cause in 1964, both President lent following the New Year’s; A View widely heid among the alum s'rAT1s1'1c3 iwhich W85 D!'eVl0US.1y a_n-

Johnson and Premier Khrush-‘Eve arrival at North Bay, 0nt., ‘defence plane” is that once‘ _ ‘ nounced as due sometime in

~ ' ' chev have issued resounding iof nuclear warheads for the Bo- Statistics presented to the January. The battalion of about

_ promises try and improve ‘mare anti-aircraft missile. the nuclear 1°‘ W35 l”°k°“ [World Food Congress in 1963 ‘900 men of the 2nd Infant-ry Di-

Sana!!! P811100 in Manila Wed- economic cooperation between conversation with President anti-Malaysian campaign al- [East-West relations. Some sources indicated, how- there would be no military point ishow 10,000 people die of mal- ivision witl be ﬂown from Fort

nesdny flllrllﬂ § Personal VI- President Sukarno of Ind9- Diosdado Macapagal at Ma’.- so will come under discussion WHY COOPERATE? ever. that the government may in withholding nuclear warheads lnutrition or starvation every lBenning, Ga. to West Germany sit prior to opening of talks on nesia points a finger during the two nations. Sukarno’s in five days of talks. What common interest liaslbe unwilling to extend its nu- ; from Canadian forces whose ca-Iday. in air force transports.

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