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Provincial chairman of tn 9 United Fund Campaign. Frank MacDonald. of Charlottetown, Monday visited the Mt. Her-

FUND CHAIRMAN VISITS OIRPHANAGE

bert Protestant Orphanage. one of the agencies which ben- efit from the annual campaign. Here. Mr. MacDonald is ‘rur-

rounded by some of the 48 boys and girls. who agreeably '1 strike the pose with him.

Robert Kennedy Becomes Political Hurricane In NY.

Robert F. Kennedy start- ed his campaign for the U.S. Senate in New York more than a week ago. At times it seemed more like a movie idol's tour than a politician on the huntinga. Associated Press repo Relman Morin tells about it.

By RELMAN MORIN

NEW YORK iAPl—Is it the allure of the name. "Kennedy?"

it is curiosity to see in per- son the man about whom so much has been said. pro and con?

is it sympathy for the brother of an assassinated pres- idcnt. making him the reposit- ory today for all the grief and shock of last November?

Whatever the answer—and no- body could say with certainty—— Robert F. Kennedy was a polit- icni hurricane in northern New York state last week. Sweeping across predominantly Republi- can territory. the Democrat stirred waves of emotion. scenes of ircnzy. an astonishing human Mon“

Womcn smeared his face nith lipstick. They ran beside his car to grab and kiss his hand. in Plattsburg. a man crinpcd him around and neck and nonnded his back. yelliztg. “llohiiri Bobby!” He was show- err-d uu'i flowers. confetti and riz-c as his open convertible passed

)lll’lED BY CROWDS

Three times. while standing in thc car to shake ands. he was a'tlmst pulled over backwards. llc was mauled. pummelled and Fr'l:~h9d in the crowds.

Tins happened over and over

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Kcnnerlv is campaigning for \ soot in the U.S. Senate now Republican Kenneth . who is seeking re-eltc- tinn Nov. 3. Last Tuesday. he boson a three-day tour of nort‘i- crn \'ew York. Some of the cums there are Democratic and some swing between the parties in elections. But Kennedy went into counties where the Repub- lican bulge in registration ll ihree- and four-to-one.

anody knew what to expect. There the “carpetbag- nor" charge. based on the fact that Kennedy was born in Mas- sachusetts and has been living in Virginia.

There was the fact that F19 did nolvdeclare for the Senate race until after President Johnson.

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Ehis brother's successor, had lruled him out of the vice-presi- idential derby.

= And there was the fact that IKeating is popular and re- :spected. with a long record in Washington.

Kennedy flew to Binghamton in the Caroline—the plane that John F.Kennedy used in his successful pre 5 i d ential cam- paign o 1960.

LIKE 1960 AGAIN

it was like the 1960 cam- paign all over again. but with one difference: John . Ken- nedy was almost invariably gay and high-spirited between stops. whereas vestiges of the sricken haunted expression still come over Kennedy‘s face and he stares out the window in long silences.

During the three days. made 51 speeches in 15 cities and 21 smaller communities.

On Thursday. the last day of the tour. he fell four hours be- hind his announced times of ar- riva .

He reached Plattsburgh. next- to-last stop in the itinerary. ex- actly at midnight Thursday night. To his own surprise. sev— eral thousand persons were still waiting, packed tight behind the fences at the airport.

Other thousands jammed the approaches of the John F. Ken- lnedy Memorial Bridge over

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Saranac River. Kennedy dedi- cated it in a brief and solemn tceremony. recalling the words iof his brother’s inaugural ad-p idress: " torch in ‘ passed." 1

Back in his car as he left the bridge. he turned to an aide and asked: “Do I have to make an-‘

other speech?“ His voice wasi thin.

i " more here. Bob." the aide said. “There are a lot of

people waiting in town. You can {make a political speech there; I’d suggest . . ." : Kennedy didn't take the sug-r gestion. In the crowd. he saw‘ ja placard: Robert Kennedy rep- lresents irresponsible govern-i | merit. : Taking this as his cue. he. cited the actions of the John F. i

ltion. closing each shouted sen- | tence with the words. “is that iii-responsible government?"

' e crowd roared and the placard disappeared.

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Russian Paper Says China Pushes Smuggling Of Drugs

By GEORGE SYVEBTSEN

Communist earns $500 the narcotics smuggling trade. “This trade has become one the main sources of conver- tible currency for leader-

ship of the Chinese Communist. the Soviet Communist?

party." party organ charged in a report from Japan. “The tremendous profits are used for anti-Soviet propaganda or to subsidize the puppets of the Peking split- ters "

The report quoted Tsuasl Su- gavara, chairman of the na- tional Japanese Commltee for the Struggle Against Drug Ad— diction. as saying China is “the world's principal producer of opium poppies which yeld opum. morphine and heroin."

Sugavara estimated the Chi- nese were smuggling about $170,000.000 worth of narcotics annually into Japan. or about a third of their total production.

“Most drugs are 9 Southeast Asia and large con-

signments also reach the United w

States." he added.

SECRET MEETING HELD The Pravda report said Chi- nese leaders embarked on mass production of narcotics follow- ing a secret conference in Pe- king in 1952. The newspaper

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“The ministers of finance. foreign trade and also leading officials from southwest south China listened to a report which said profits from secret

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amounted in 0.000.000 annually and drew the conclusion that such cur- could be sub- atantially increased."

Pravda said narcotics pro- duction was raised from 2.000 tons annually in 1052 to 0,000 tons during the first years of Peking'a "great leap forward" economic drive beginning in he report estimated China now has about 60.000.000 acres planted in opium - pro- ducing poppies.

“Corrective labor camps were switched to the production of rugs." it continued. "The en- tire opium policy ia directed by the Peking board for the pro curement and sale of special goods of local production.

“Pharmaceutical and chemi- cal enterprlaea in the towns

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But it is also logical for those who in order to promote their authoritarian nationalistic schemes ignore the vital inter- ests of their people."

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