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< TORONTO (CP)—Twe person, A study of chronie bronchitis cerned about possible effects of

‘atacked by smoker's hack victims reporved at the annual | the new. nacional scheme on ex- ‘ial support should

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in Winnipeg than im Toronto, | “which would prevent the inte- |Montreal or Halifax because | gration of pension plans on rail- the Manitoba city has cleaner ways under the jurisdiction of

- ON THE AIR the federal governmen with the A survey begun seven years |Canada Pension Plan without

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ago and stil! in progress keeps | the approval of the employees a running tab on a txal of 216 | participating in such plans.”

bronchitis sufferers in periodie| Paul Raymond, representing jtests at veterans hospitals is CNR union members, said he j the four cities has spoken to “many, many of | The long-term aim is to find | whem who said they were |ook-

out of bronchitis victims are pre- | ing forward to the Canada Pen- | ine seventh—into, two sections, Education Minister Pagal z

disposed io lung cancer, said |sion Plan which would allow |Dr. D. V Bates of McGill Uni- |them to retire with a certain | versity Montreal, director of amonunt of dignity.” the study J. A. Huneauli, chairman of The typical subject is 48, be-| the legislative committee, said gan smoking at 18, developed a employees are ‘‘not who'ly sat- chronic cough at 30 and was /|isfied’ with benefits under ex- |smoking 110 cigarettes # week | isting plans ; when the study etared—in 1968) He said derking the Canada in Toronto, three years ago tm | Pension Plan on existing plans the other cities cannot be assured y ilegisia- Only two of the men studied tion. the unions at ‘east want |had never smoked and all but | the guarantee of management- about 10 per cent of them had | union consultations on the issue. “easily measurable impatrmem Earlier Thursday, ‘he Federal of jung function.” Superannuates Naxional Assoct- But in other key compartsuns, | ation appeared before the com- the Winnipeg group came out | mittee to advance its case for

significantly best, Toronto sec- | an upward revision of the pen- |

|ond and Montreal and Halifax | sions being paid to retired civil

worst. Winnipeggers nad the | servants

|least severg impairment of The ashociation wants the

lungs {pension levels of those already In Winnipeg. only about 20 recired raised to the level of

j|per cent of the group had lost | pensions received by civil sery-

time from work because of | ants now retiring

chest infections. Almost half —

the Toronto men were stricken °

| with chest infections that kept Lady Churchill

them home from work at mes N FI

|and 80 per cent of the Montre: | Asks ow.

and Halifax men suffered this | © ers

| disability LONDON (APo—Lady Church.

| Checking how many subjects | i) has requested sympathizers

jhad coughed blood streaks, the | 44 uo flowers for her tus-

doctors found only 15 per cent esad's funeral

oo te nmines sroup bad dood | “It As understood only flowers

| onto men and 4 per cent in-

| Montreal and Halifax had. { Deterioration of the bronchial

| condition, lung function and dis-_

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chial tubes, said Dr. Bates. | Tan ict heats tmoce ee: SOUNAS Note

| ject to chronic bronchitis and

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would be taken for his burial.

i ithe risks increase if he also | Of ° 6.15 p.m.—tione! Television News | works outdoors or in a factory, | Warning

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area atmospheric pollution. | VATICAN CITY (AP )—Pope | Halifax, where a tot of coal 18 payi VI has cautioned against burned, has a high level of megane oe that

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' Quebec Minister Backs Move!

To Handle Slower Students

QUEBEC (CP)--Arthur Trem- quium attended by 1,600 educa- ‘play, Quebec’s deputy minister /tionisus. They will discuss the | of education, has expressed spe- government's plans for increas-

royal commission's recommen- |the commission's recommenda- dation no child of-13 years or tions on secondary education. over be kept in primary school.| Mr. Tremblay said the educa-

He said the commission, | tion department wil! take action |

which issued reports jast year on the extension of school facili- on the reform of Quebec educa- | ties wm the lighc of advance from | tion, had solved the problem of | persons directly involved in ed- |backward children who fall be- ucation. ‘hind as others go on into sec-. The colloquium is designed to ondary classes give officials concerned in the The solution had come in the school-board program — called form of the division of the ini- operation 55--a chance to dis- | tial secondary - school grade - cuss the problems involved

one regular and the otter es- Gerin-Lajoie told the colloquium pecially designed for the back- that the first objective of opera- ward pupils, said Mr. Trem. tion 55 has been completed. blay. That objective was to group

He was addressing the open- | school boards into 55 regional ing session of a two-day callo- commissions.

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Clothes: “ CPCY RADIO removing one of the causes of | intention’ is good,” the 12 Chillsam 3. Dry al. . the trouble, For example, 15 eS said. ais wate a. 4 Speciesof 28. Gun: sl. SDA the 44 Toront h sounded Syllable pepper . Minced . ee | smoking ® men ave quit’ ot caution in current Christian of scale plant ba 6 30—News and Weather | However, this will be a new | Unity efforts one day after the | 14. Ten: prefig 6. Sleeveless 31. Astern 6.35—Merning Roundup factor for study m the coming | World Council of Churches an- ; 16. Spigot garment: WW. Device for , 645—Island Weather, Mer. Temp. | years, Dr. Bates said. | nounced at a meeting at Enugh, | 18. Burned Arab. air 6.446—Merning Roundup Nigeria, it would create a work- portioncf 6. Loiter Sones anne ance Hour 'R il Union | wie the Vettoumn Ths commen ih 90. Light & sctmore eg ’ re ‘ oom wd Weetat a ' . | Seon, Guitaden: and ~— soldiers ae 31. Dimimutive ; 7 30—News we ° y other noa- . woe + . 7.35—Farm Report Suporting Catholic Christian Churches, § 7% Agarden 15. Head, of 8 7.41—Merning Reundup Sources here said the Vatican | _. ™v8der covering Katherine * 7.45—tsland Weather, Mar. Temp e | already has given a green light | % Good. + : < *8.01—News new World Council committee. “a6 ee oy ; ' ae By STEWART MaclEOD (the world council said it would | 7 Drinking iz 8.16—Morning Roundup OTTAWA (CP) — Canada’s ne composed of eight World | 29. Kind of joke ¥ @.45—Weather |railway onions came out in fa- | Council representatives and six | 31 Jewish 8.50—Atlantic News vor of the proposed Canada | Vatican delegates. | month aj bt Theusle Fer Tedey an - review ery j hanging detoe a, CONTRACT BRIDGE |. p=" F snmamiowrra Corner With Jane By B. 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