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, The Guardian, Charlottetown, Mon., Nov. 29, 1965. 18

Pearson ToN Cabinet eaf&rso ame UabdineT | | A R ' F : ‘Montreal Man Is Acquitted | . tterRe mHo d Fa i ipsCase (|$ r urnrro li ay In Fake Voting Slips 5 By BEN WARD ! The prime minister, who ‘obago home MONTREAL (CP) — Jean-| Bach man had faced fi OTTAWA (CP)—Prime Minis- already reported that ae we nt . on roe Paul Boisjoly, 45, an east-end | charges of iracy to a o aenat, AB exten) Mr. Pearson said be wants t© vionreai political figure, has |lead police, to fabricate coun- ter Pearson said here he jsive shutfle of ¢ portiolios |enjoy his seaside holiday in| Montes! PecNee’ | ee saiot-iterfeit and frauduleat” = preety Appeal gen gred | decd orig dh lng, tome ge mgs pcm gf oP ments to obstruct” usticn’ to] soon as he returns from a Carib- reasons” fer wai s > ng eleng, Ho warned that | tion with a 1962 fake voting |have a document served in evi- bean holiday Dec. 18. to sash as coapptinant. Mite teach ‘Sr’ Beant Urn | ied ates idence in a judicial matter at declined x aati teats teat {to roach St. Bast. Four thousand spurious vot- to violate the Quebec Electoral é | Three cabinet : He assured reporters that the ing slips were found in a locker | Act. N THE ‘agriculture and minesoare va. (net, Changes would be am | at downtown Windsor Station 12 Following the judgment, pros ‘cant. Faince Minister Walter nounced “immediately after I days before the Quebec General ecutor Louis Philippe Landry, Gordon resigned two weeks ace | era’ 2nd indicated that be | election of 196% | said there are two other charges Ta faowing,_poprams tng |sst Karns Nace nary ana sof wee adem ae ne wana cere td Day Hays x * |*no truth that gugge se to ings are published free and Mines Minister J, | teipated in any way ciadoawar Jan. 11,

Watson MacNaught were per- REPORT MOVES \in the printing of the fake cer-| These charges are perjury On other matters, Mr. Pear-|1i5 stes. or in the incident a incitment to perjury. Bois-

sonally defeated in the Nov. 8) election. son reported: | Windsor Staton.” said he wanted to proceed

| In filling the vacancies Mr: |

, MONDAY PROGRAMS -CFCY-TV

p.m.—Musical

p.m.—Film Festivel p.m.—Film Festival

3.00 p.m.—To Tell The Truth 3.25 p.m—Take 30

4.00 p.m.—Bonnie Prudden Show 4.3) p.m.—Razzle Dazzle

5.00 p.m.—Rin Tin Tin

5.30 p.m.—Music Hop

6.00 p.m.—Bachelor Father

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Pearson is expected to switch | several] other portfolios as well. | There has been wide specu'a- | tion about the changes that will | be involved.

TO SEE GREY CUP

| “Mr. Pearson will be in Tor- | jonto today for the Grey Cup) | football classic and plans to fly) jto Jamaica Sunday for a brief) |official visit before starting his. |14- day holiday on the tiny) |French island of St. Bart, near |

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—Canada has made new eco ‘The judge said several wit- eanodiately” but an immedi- nomic moves against Rhode- nesses had never mentioned the jate hearing was declared um sia, slapping an immediate sceused in the numerous and | feasible.

bas on the import of Rhode- contradictory testimonies they| At the time the fake lips an sugar and tobacco. |had given and therefore Bois-| were necessary as identification —Cabinet has approved a $27,-|joly was given the benefit of for voters in some urban areas 500,000 contribution to the doubt. lunder Quebee election proce- United Nations new three-year| Marcel Sauve, 35, was found dures. ar food distribution program, fo. | fullty on identical charges last; MANY GAIN FREEDOM from the ene Canada do-| june. Sauve sentenced to three! A total of 17 new African nated to current three years in penitentiary, has en- countries gained independence

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§.28—The Outports -6.00—News end Weather 6.15—On Parliament Hill 6.20—Today’s Editorial

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9:21—A.M. Chronicle

10:00—Court Of Opinion

10:30=A.M. Chronicle

10:45—Playroom

11:06—C8C News

11:05—Joan Marshall

11:15—For Consumers.

11:20—Rural Commentator

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11:45—Musie On The Heather

11:55—Assignment

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12:15—Tammy Hunter and Pals

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