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by EVEN GET WINDED/ name r t Nar f tion ‘away from the -attorney nner PN as : B I - 2 by ioe a tesco 4 day watched part of an’ exhibl- conet el s depariment @ &, é i By PE TER BUCKLEY: — initial effort) ta Join the Cam. really he rons ered feasible in|. tonthall game in which Cal- Be ne cao ie % a A o oon if on The Fure- mon: Market the presen’ climate gary Stampeders downed Fd me _ : WW i. k os > y ij : aN a pean emmon arket is not t t . ' ‘ 905 (i a. insi¢ ' rovine anser se Wi ncieid Hee a But Rr te n for her part war RUDD TUNNEL monton Eskimos 13-7, is sche dive marty as acknowledging the ‘ \e *hich Britain ean would ‘have ta decide whether: . ee ' uled «te return.te Washington ; mGE NE o Jenn painless! whenever she she will ahide bw the © The eammumnique alsn an- he d concern felt about younger. men sie . , ae v¥ the Common joinced a decision to build a after opening ¢ stampede seg 0 yg Feces tet 79 y Nate rena tear =z feis like it. Premier .Georges Market regulations and make , : nie on Q = junnel” under the %1-mile-wide ‘The exhibition’ drew 559.000 on tost if they are not soon >

Pommedon| of France said re. thé” necessary - adjustments to

eentis "her economy and finances English Channe] te link the fwo Visiors Rn a a given some. hepe of promotion Having tiled ‘and sacrificed fERMS SEEM CLEAR = {COURT 08. Oe eee eee ere

te build the market. the six.cur Pompidou's message seemed !t said that subject ‘o fmd- mie Gays __. cabinet min sters presenting an

tent members cannot he ex- Clear Britain must first: decide ing @ selution for the construe- image .* uncomfortably close ta

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w tion ‘work on mutually accept- e perted te weles+ me Britain Without hedging that she wants La or nister ‘ :

T,2 * le err tw * ‘ such Veterans as Treasurer ; without any conditians, the pre- ' join’ Then negotiations ‘can able ms, the two govern ¢ , 7}. Welfare Min- ?

4 4 : - >Alan, 71. Mier tol?’ a ‘prese conference DOZ)N among the countries in- ‘ments have reached. a decision Cited For Post =: _ ‘Heitie, € | Eaode while his feretgn minister, Vole to determine what that the tunnel’ should be bulltt aad F west Minister Kelsa ri tyr , Pomp } ‘ . bo 1 : an aves i Manrice Chuve de Murville sat Pompidou called the “indis-|. The twa leaders ‘alee eof) Ooi (cp) -The Globe Roberts, 67, and Mines Minis. unsmilingly ‘at his Sede pensable = transitions the firmed their Intention of pre- , d et ee > Stages which ec 1 ith fulfilment of the and Mail savs Labor Minister ter George Wat npe, 9 Pompiden ‘said he had cex - g a - would be nec- ‘ceed ng w | os + Leslie. Rowntree of Ontario. will Pinned France's views in de. |pteaty Delore full Rritish mem. joint supersonic Concorde: iF | probably get the new -cabisiet| ~ wan't ROAD PATROLS tai! ee: bership could he achieved ‘liner program while = main , Aint alte Rritish Prime Minister . ; : portfolio of minister of finanéia 5g ot a His view ed to contrast taining constant scrutiny of its MONTREAL (CP). The Que

Weleon durine their talks ” reial affairs created Downing Street me sharply with the Labor govern. financial aspects ae bee Automobile Club has urged

: uring the last session by Pre- ments frequent assertions that . On Viet Nam. Pompidou and — .. “0 Rabarts. «/ Transport and Communseations Britain must -first: be assured Wilson expressed ‘very keen” The wspaper says tem ‘Minister Fernand Livotte that a

Commonwealth im dome tie preoccupation over the grave change will likely trigger three special police force he formed Britich entry to ti tg “ronomie policy and in agricul situation” , ; - or four other cahinet appoint: for the purpose of Barreling Fae many n that: ite vital interests—in the! ‘They agreed that the settle. inte tn make use of some of the highways and ‘more rigor

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Pampide stressed that “nothing is lese-accurate’ than tn sneak of a French veto’ over

the “contrary. France. Ywould- Commonwealth. in. domestic ment can. only. be ‘reached the younger backbenchers in ous application of the “highway wer ome Rritteh entry and economic policy and in agrienl- throuch negotiations an the hasis ‘the "Progressive Conservative code” to solve the problem of * d werk with-the other five ture will he ‘protected hefore of the. independence of Viet government ever + increasing highway. acci- r 7 bers ta make it. possible talks can hegin - Nam and non-interference in ite The government created the dents. w y

France had vetoed Britain's c : ronal

Pompideu's press. conference Mernal affairs. in conformity statements were summed up in with the 1954 Geeva = agree.

a joint communique {ssued ments.” the eommunique _de- N THE AIR later In the document, Wilson clared ‘ ¢

reaffirmed Britain's readiness On Fast Weet. relations. the

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