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i -Nova Scotia where-diy . eo me eh orces can “Re 130 Se es be at nas ning to seek parliamentary ap- also be granted for cruelty. CFCY-TV 2.00 p.m.—This Is The Life S:léendleming Seundup/ proval for an overhaul of Can-. Mr. Wahn's proposed. birth. | a a 2.30 p.m.—Eric. Sykes Show 8.45—Weather ada's divorce and birth control oom bill would ‘egalize the | p-m.—-Musicale oh lesa ba : } i |fermination of | 3.00 pal ERE Mees Precaens 3.00 p.m.—Tournament of Champions g.59—Atlantic News: Reundup laws of pregnancy: pro- |

CBS Golf Classic

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| Chicago at Toronto Ciisee 1:00—Newa and Weather imprisonment, insanity and ex- jt is confined to lifting the ban ‘1.15 pan.—Jdulieite aa? 1.15—In Canada This Week CBC “| tended separation. But it would on sale of contraceptives. 41.45 pumi—Sports. Unlimited CKCW-TV 1.30—Checkpoint also give the courts more lee- ——— - sae

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8.00 p.m. —Hank

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2:00—News arid Weather

The Guardian, Charlottetown, Sat. Jan. 2%, 1966, 11|

MP Will Seek Divorce, Birth _

Control Overhaul tunis for reconciliation: |

OTTAWA: (CP) — A Liberal member of -Parliament—is—plan-

Ian G. Wahn (L-—Toronto St

no reasonable expectation of a normal. marriage relationship.”

Mr. Wahn says he plans to. in- troducecthis bill, along with the birth-control bill, at this session.

The divorce bill: would extend

the grounds to cover desertion, |

cruelty, excessive use of drugs, extended

habitual drunkenness,

|riage has a reasonable chance | lof reconciliation | | ‘No divorees~would be

6 permit. , | ted within three years of mar-

riage, thus’ providing an oppor-

The only ground for divorce | in Canada is adultery: except in

vided it was done to preserve

jried girlvunder 18 could be ter- | minated with the consent of one of her parents...The bill would also legalize the sale of con- and birth: -

the woman. |

traceptives, control jinstruction. This now is illegal under the criminal code,

Robert Prittie (NDP — Burn- aby-Richmond) also has a birth- control bill to be introduced but

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