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now
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the
American
tourist
having
Just
stepped
down
from
his
charabanc
and
entering
the
souvenir
shop
What
Is
the
most
Interesting
thing
ya
got
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this
town
of
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was
a
short
silence
Wore
the
gli
I
behind
the
counter
replied
tourists
Aurora
School
has
now
se-
cured
a
qualified
teaching
staff
and
classes
will
resume
at
the
school
at
a
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Monday
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the
first
day
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Columbia
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Bob
left
and
Keith
Wilson
right
welcome
brother
Terry
back
from
Vietnam
Meredith
Smith
photo
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of
Vietnam
Has
Reunion
Here
by
CON
JACKSON
A
year
with
the
US
Marines
in
Vietnam
aouIcI
be
quite
enough
He
returned
to
the
city
where
for
most
people
but
not
for
Cor-
he
worked
for
an
industrial
supply
poral
Terry
Wilson
of
Prince
urm
Deiore
signing
up
lor
the
who
returned
home
this
morning
The
slight
soft
spoken
27
ear
old
corporal
declared
a
few
minutes
after
stepping
off
the
plane
at
Prince
George
for
a
months
leave
this
morning
I
intend
to
go
back
He
was
mft
at
the
airport
by
his
two
yoanger
brothers
Keith
and
Dob
who
took
him
to
the
home
of
his
parents
Mr
and
Mis
Kenneth
Wilson
of
the
Wilson
Subdivision
Corp
Wilson
spent
most
of
his
boyhood
in
Prince
George
Marchers
Seek
Bilingualism
OTTAWA
CP
Thousands
of
Montreal
pai
cnts
and
school
children
pazaded
quietlj
around
Patllament
Hill
today
demand
ing
bilingual
schools
In
Quebec
The
column
of
placard-car-rylng
marchers
grew
steadily
as
busload
after
busload
from
Montreal
unloaded
protesters
at
the
foot
of
the
Hill
The
delegation
expected
to
number
about
000
Is
protest
protesting
�
ing
first
moves
in
the
Montreal
suburb
of
it
Leonard
to
make
the
language
of
school
instiuc
tion
French
only
The
Citizen
The
Only
Daily
Paper
Serving
BCs
Third
Largest
Market
and
later
spent
three
years
expert
with
a
rifle
and
a
pistol
with
the
Canadian
Navy
I
sharpshooter
Marines
During
the
year
he
was
there
Corp
Wilson
saw
his
share
of
action
in
the
Vietnam
war
as
shown
by
the
decorations
on
his
uniform
Among
them
are
a
Vietnam
Campaign
Medal
bearing
two
stars
one
for
his
part
In
the
Tet
Offensive
early
this
year
the
other
for
fighting
in
the
de
defence
�
fence
of
Da
Nang
Another
of
his
decorations
is
the
Presidential
Unit
Citation
received
for
a
battle
in
which
his
outfit
H
Company
2nd
Dataalion
of
the
3rd
Marines
opened
a
besieged
road
to
Khe
Sanh
He
also
wears
a
Purple
Heart
I
Corp
Wilson
plans
another
six
month
stint
In
Vietnam
before
going
to
the
US
There
he
will
take
advantage
of
ser
servicemens
�
vicemens
scholarships
to
fur
further
�
ther
his
education
possibly
In
a
commercial
flight
school
W
hat
does
he
Intend
to
do
dur
during
�
ing
his
months
leave
in
Piince
George9
Have
a
ball
was
the
simple
reply
recalling
the
tlmo
whenhewas
i
year
was
forecast
Thursday
in
travelling
In
a
tracked
amphibian
the
speech
from
the
throne
at
vehicle
that
drove
ovei
a
mine
Parts
of
the
mine
went
into
his
back
They
used
to
bury
the
mines
In
the
road
every
night
ex
explained
�
plained
Corp
Wilson
Then
our
minesweepers
would
pick
them
up
each
imrnlng
But
after
a
while
they
got
cunning
They
had
the
holes
al
already
�
ready
dug
and
waited
until
the
minesweeper
went
bylxfore
they
planted
the
mines
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addition
he
wears
decora
decorations
�
tions
that
prove
him
both
an
Who
has
the
wrong
size
raincoat
A
Prince
George
woman
picked
up
a
cream
color
colored
�
ed
raincoat
when
leaving
a
coffee
party
Tuesday
leaving
her
own
In
Its
place
ijer
problem
a
ill
be
when
she
tries
it
on
since
It
Is
an
18
Instead
of
her
own
14
Any
woman
with
a
sagging
cream
the
opening
of
Parliament
The
throne
speech
said
legis
legislation
�
lation
will
be
Introduced
to
correct
a
number
of
particular
injustices
including
those
re
resulting
�
sulting
from
certain
provisions
of
the
Industrial
delations
and
Disputes
Investigation
Act
During
the
last
session
the
government
Introduced
an
IRDI
amendment
to
revise
the
struc
tute
of
the
Canada
Labor
Rela
tlins
Board
and
Insert
Into
tho
act
a
reference
to
the
certifica
certification
�
tion
of
regional
bargaining
units
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came
under
strong
attack
fr
ii
the
c
anadlan
Labor
Con
Congress
�
gress
tnd
Its
affiliated
unions
whi
said
it
was
designed
to
break
up
Jung
established
nation
U
bargaining
systems
Tin
LLC
chirged
that
the
bill
was
a
sellout
to
the
Confedera
Confederation
�
tion
of
National
Hade
Unions
which
had
been
trlng
unsuc
cessfully
for
years
to
take
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of
rntJonal
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low
at
w
Beaver
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Indian
bale
but
the
are
not
as
low
as
The
Citlen
suggested
Wednesday
In
their
full
page
ad
However
the
14
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maiiufactuied
garage
is
till
a
real
steal
at
48
the
railways
Debate
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the
ommons
and
In
a
committee
stalled
the
bill
c
180
tnd
It
was
eliminated
by
dissulutlon
of
Parliament
for
the
June
2
ejection
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Ml
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lobbied
fur
rnoje
thin
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charge
of
manslaughter
against
Wayne
Harold
McConache
was
dismissed
by
city
Magis
Magistrate
�
trate
George
O
Stewart
Wednesday
after
a
two
day
preliminary
hearing
of
the
case
McConachie
20
had
been
charged
with
the
April
rifle
slaying
of
Joseph
Jean
Robillard
in
an
Upland
Street
residence
The
magistrate
said
Robillard
had
obviously
broken
into
the
home
against
the
will
of
Mc
McConachie
�
Conachie
and
a
juvenile
girl
Throne
Speech
Sets
Aim
High
OTTAWA
CP
The
Tru
deau
government
said
Thurs
Thursday
�
day
it
is
deeply
committed
to
creation
of
a
just
society
but
warned
that
the
goal
cannot
be
accomplished
overnight
In
the
speech
from
the
throne
ready
by
Governor
-General
Michener
at
the
opening
of
the
28th
Parlia
Parliament
�
ment
the
government
set
out
a
list
of
backlog
measures
it
hopes
to
pass
this
session
As
Prime
Minister
Tru
deau
had
forecast
the
speech
contained
little
new
or
surpri
surprising
�
sing
But
it
did
include
a
preview
of
long
range
aims
Removal
of
the
substantial
legislative
backlog
it
said
will
free
Parliament
so
that
it
can
come
to
grips
with
dif
difficult
�
ficult
and
pressing
problems
relating
to
youth
poverty
re
regional
�
gional
disparities
urban
labor
boaids
repeated
itfusal
to
allow
established
national
units
to
be
broken
up
in
any
way
It
said
Quebec
workers
were
being
denied
the
right
to
belong
to
the
union
of
their
free
choice
During
protracted
hearings
in
the
Commons
transport
commit
committee
�
tee
opponents
of
the
bill
em
emphasized
�
phasized
that
Jean
Marchand
former
president
of
the
CNTU
had
become
a
major
flguie
in
the
federal
cabinet
and
accused
him
of
drafting
the
bill
The
CNTU
came
to
the
com
committee
�
mittee
with
a
warm
endorsatlon
of
the
bill
the
only
union
organ
organization
�
ization
do
so
Moie
than
20
other
unions
criticized
It
some
In
violent
terms
The
throne
speech
Indicated
that
i
elntroducthn
of
the
bill
will
be
separate
from
a
majoi
overhaul
of
fedetil
labor
law
expected
next
winter
after
a
special
four
man
commission
completes
a
twoyeir
study
of
the
Issues
Involved
Proposals
arising
from
the
commission
report
will
be
brought
before
Parliament
as
soon
as
possible
It
said
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Crushed
NEW
WLSTMIKSTEH
CP
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ddvei
Lamont
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killed
Sunday
when
tin
own
fiomhls
cai
at
Westwood
tiack
coqultlam
died
of
extensive
head
lnjuilos
growth
Individual
welfare
and
the
application
and
en
encouragement
�
couragement
of
scientific
technologv
The
speech
did
not
make
clear
whether
measures
on
these
problems
will
be
brought
down
in
the
current
session
But
it
said
the
government
has
planned
its
program
for
the
session
in
the
context
of
a
Parliament
of
normal
dura
duration
�
tion
Solutions
to
these
problems
can
only
be
achieved
on
the
basis
of
co
operation
with
provincial
and
municipal
gov
governments
�
ernments
the
speech
said
In
this
connection
it
re
revived
�
vived
a
proposal
by
former
prim
minister
Pearson
for
an
institute
to
carry
on
long
term
research
and
thinking
into
governmental
matters
of
all
kinds
Institute
Mooted
ihe
speech
did
not
say
that
such
an
Institute
would
be
set
up
however
but
only
that
it
would
be
useful
to
have
oae
available
to
all
govern
governments
�
ments
The
3000
word
speech
read
in
alternating
English
and
Trench
to
senators
and
MPs
assembled
in
the
Senate
chamliei
said
there
are
great
expectations
across
Canada
of
what
the
28th
Parliament
will
produce
But
it
cautioned
It
is
a
simple
fact
of
life
that
everything
cannot
be
done
at
once
The
speech
sketched
plans
for
legislation
on
a
number
of
matters
left
over
from
the
last
Parliament
or
promised
dur
during
�
ing
the
June
election
cam
campaign
�
paign
They
included
reform
of
the
Criminal
Code
an
offi
official
�
cial
languages
bill
leview
of
prices
and
costs
consumer
protection
manpower
pro
programs
�
grams
and
a
regional
de
development
�
velopment
department
The
speech
also
touched
on
individual
freedonn
and
ef
efforts
�
forts
to
combat
poverty
but
cautioned
that
there
is
no
in
instant
�
stant
lemedy
for
poverty
It
said
My
government
is
deeply
concerned
to
provide
and
to
ensure
increased
justice
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Revival
of
a
controversial
labor
bill
that
aroused
a
national
uproar
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trade
unions
earlier
this
dignity
and
recognition
to
the
individual
particularly
in
an
age
which
is
characterized
by
large
governments
indus
industrial
�
trial
automation
social
regi
regimentation
�
mentation
ind
old
fashioned
laws
A
great
deal
had
been
ac
accomplished
�
complished
In
recent
years
to
make
Canadian
society
more
just
In
terms
of
income
dis
distribution
�
tribution
and
security
but
po
poverty
�
verty
continued
to
exist
My
government
recog
recognizes
�
nizes
that
but
it
also
believes
it
would
be
deluding
and
cruel
to
pretend
that
there
Is
a
sim
simple
�
ple
all-encomuas-jine
or
in
instantaneously
�
stantaneously
effective
rem
remedy
�
edy
Poverty
could
only
be
dealt
with
through
determined
ac
action
�
tion
by
all
governments
but
the
federal
government
would
take
the
lead
wherever
It
could
properly
do
so
through
the
re
regional
�
gional
development
depart
m
nt
Other
measures
relating
to
a
just
society
would
include
the
Criminal
Code
amend
amendments
�
ments
new
protections
for
consumers
and
Investors
up-to-date
food
drug
and
health
legislation
changes
In
the
machinery
of
justice
and
re
removal
�
moval
of
injustices
involving
labor
The
last
item
referred
to
revival
of
a
controversial
bill
to
change
the
structure
of
the
Canada
Laboi
Relations
Board
and
insert
in
laboi
law
a
reference
to
regional
bar
bargaining
�
gaining
unts
The
throne
speech
also
laid
heavy
stress
on
productivity
saying
Canada
could
not
have
the
basis
of
a
poverty
free
society
unless
It
maintained
an
efficient
competitive
and
productive
economy
It
was
in
this
context
that
proposals
would
ba
Intro
Introduced
�
duced
for
a
systemitic
and
continuous
review
of
prices
and
costs
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our
economy
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Back
Out
SAIGON
AP
Two
small
skirmishes
were
reported
on
the
fringes
of
Tay
Ninh
City
tcday
and
Viet
Cong
troops
ambushed
a
United
States
convoy
farthei
out
But
US
advisers
said
it
appears
that
Viet
Cong
and
North
Vietnamese
forces
have
pulled
back
for
the
moment
The
fighting
was
reported
on
the
southwestern
and
southeast
southeastern
�
ern
edges
of
the
city
as
2000
South
Vietnamese
paratroops
and
marines
swept
through
areas
that
Viet
Cong
and
North
Vietnamese
infiltrators
had
oc
occupied
�
cupied
Wednesday
Fourteen
Viet
Cong
troops
and
one
American
soldier
were
reported
killed
today
in
the
am
ambush
�
bush
of
the
US
convoy
South
Vietnamese
headquar
ters
said
22
Viet
Cong
soldiers
have
been
killed
In
fighting
at
Tay
Ninh
45
miles
northwest
of
Saigon
since
Wednesday
Gov
Government
�
ernment
losses
were
put
at
13
killed
and
91
wounded
Elsewhere
Viet
Cong
gunners
shelled
Plelku
capital
of
the
central
highlands
Viet
Cong
gunners
slammed
80
mortar
rounds
into
Pleiku
and
three
US
bases
In
the
area
U
S
headquarters
said
five
South
Vietnamese
civilians
were
wounded
Inside
the
city
while
US
military
casualties
and
damage
wen
light
Soviets
Pull
Out
Of
Czech
Cities
PRAGUE
AP
Most
occupa
tion
troops
appeared
today
to
be
withdrawing
from
Czechoslova
klas
major
cities
to
new
posi
positions
�
tions
In
the
countryside
Down
Downtown
�
town
Piague
was
generally
clear
of
Russian
tanks
for
the
first
time
since
the
Invasion
three
weeks
ago
The
Soviets
during
the
night
evacuated
the
capitals
last
tank
encampment
in
a
park
between
the
main
railway
station
and
St
Wenceslas
Square
Similar
evacuations
were
re
ported
from
Bratislava
Koslce
and
Brno
the
latter
preparing
for
several
thousand
foreign
vis
visitors
�
itors
to
its
annual
international
ti
ade
fair
starting
Sunday
A
number
of
planes
were
heard
taking
off
from
Prague
during
the
night
This
could
in
indicate
�
dicate
a
thinning
out
of
the
So
vlet
troops
but
there
was
no
immediate
confirmation
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and
thunder
showeis
can
be
expected
over
the
ai
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today
and
tomorrow
Last
night
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was
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tonight
and
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tomorrow
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was
re
elected
speaker
of
the
commons
today
as
Canadas
28th
Parlia
Parliament
�
ment
opened
in
a
mood
of
eas
-going
friendliness
The
Independent
member
for
Stormont
Dundas
was
saluted
from
all
sides
of
the
House-
as
he
was
ushered
to
the
Speakers
chair
by
Prime
Minister
Trudeau
and
Op
Opposition
�
position
Leader
Stanfield
Leaders
of
all
three
opposition
parties
praised
Mr
Lamoureux
but
called
for
change
in
the
method
of
his
appointment
Mr
Trudeau
with
a
large
or
ange
flower
In
his
lapel
opened
the
session
by
nominating
Mr
Lamoureux
He
said
the
Speak
Speakers
�
ers
position
as
an
Independent
would
Improve
the
work
of
the
House
Mr
Stanfield
In
seconding
the
nomination
piaised
Mr
La
moureuxs
tact
and
diplomacy
but
called
for
early
considera
consideration
�
tion
of
a
method
of
choosing
a
Speaker
that
would
be
free
of
partisan
considerations
Mr
Lamoureux
a
bilingual
18
year
old
lawyer
from
Corn
wall
was
elected
as
a
Liberal
MP
In
19C2
and
was
elected
Speaker
lnlOGG
In
the
June
25
election
he
ran
as
an
Independent
In
StormonU
Dundas
and
was
opposed
only
by
an
NDP
candidate
Mr
Stanfield
noted
that
his
own
party
had
not
opposed
Mr
Lamoureux
in
the
Interests
of
having
a
non
partisan
Speaker
But
he
said
the
electors
of
the
constituency
should
not
be
for
forgotten
�
gotten
David
Lewis
NDP
parliamen
parliamentary
�
tary
leader
also
said
that
no
constituency
should
be
de
deprived
�
prived
of
an
election
contest
Governor
General
Roland
Michener
officially
oined
the
parliamentary
session
at
noon
when
senators
and
Mos
gath
ered
in
the
Senate
cha
ber
to
hear
the
speech
from
the
throne
This
is
the
tra
traditional
�
ditional
statement
by
the
gov
government
�
ernment
of
legislation
that
it
plans
to
put
before
Parliament
Mr
Trudeaus
administration
is
the
first
majority
government
to
face
Parliament
since
19C2
The
Liberals
got
155
members
into
the
264
seat
Commons
in
the
June
25
general
election
This
resulted
among
other
things
In
a
minor
seating
prob
problem
�
lem
There
are
only
138
seats
to
the
right
of
the
Speakers
throne
where
the
government
benches
are
situated
Conservative
whip
Thomas
Bell
said
Wednesday
night
his
party
has
agreed
to
a
seating
arrangement
PRIME
MINISTER
opens
session
Rain
Slows
Excitement
At
Opening
OTTAWA
CP
A
heavy
rain
failed
to
dampen
spirits
Wednesday
night
as
dozens
of
new
MPs
and
their
wives
proud
proudly
�
ly
paraded
to
Rideau
Hall
foi
the
first
social
big
event
of
the
parliamentary
season
a
glitter
ing
ball
Pierre
Elliott
Trudeau
rame
stag
and
delighted
the
ladies
by
dancing
with
as
many
as
he
could
before
the
foi
mal
affair
ended
at
130
am
The
bachelor
prime
ministers
partner
in
one
fast
number
was
Mrs
Roland
Michener
the
host
hostess
�
ess
who
wore
a
pale
blue
gown
of
satin
duchesse
The
Mlcheners
held
what
was
described
by
a
Government
House
spokesman
as
the
first
ball
to
be
held
on
the
eve
of
a
parliamentary
opening
Usually
a
dinner
and
reception
is
given
by
the
Governor
General
There
were
about
550
guests
including
Robert
L
Stanfield
and
his
wife
Mary
John
Dlefen
baker
and
his
wife
Olive
IWA
Meet
Split
On
Leadership
VANCOUVER
CP
Intro
ductlon
of
two
resolutions
at
the
Western
Canadian
convention
of
the
International
W
oodw
oi
kers
of
America
Wednesday
gave
some
delegates
another
chance
to
snipe
at
rival
leadership
slates
One
l
esolutlon
approved
des
despite
�
pite
demands
fiom
several
men
that
the
question
be
handled
Immediately
calls
foi
a
special
convention
no
later
than
Jan
31
to
deal
with
the
unions
depleted
sti
Ike
fund
Einle
Tieer
president
of
the
loggers
local
and
a
backer
of
Syd
Thompson
ilval
to
regional
piesident
Jack
Moore
said
the
question
should
be
delayed
so
membeis
wouldnt
be
confused
by
sti
ike
fund
and
election
votes
at
the
same
convention
Max
Salter
president
of
the
Courtenay
local
on
Vancouver
Island
said
the
Thompson
rreer
slate
of
candidates
is
afraid
that
a
strike
fund
assessment
vote
might
hinder
its
chances
of
being
elected
Mr
Treer
Intioduced
the
sec
ond
motion
that
said
the
IWA
newspaper
is
being
used
as
a
campaign
Instrument
by
cer
tain
regional
officers
Thatwas
a
reference
to
the
Incumbent
Moore
slate
of
officers
TOP
BILLING
GIVEN
POVERTY
OTTAWA
CP-
The
Eco
Economic
�
nomic
Council
of
Canadas
repoit
on
poverty
Is
likely
to
become
one
of
the
big
political
topics
cf
the
new
pai
lla
mentary
session
opening
to
today
�
day
Prime
Minister
Trudeau
told
a
news
conference
Wed
Wednesday
�
nesday
the
government
has
spent
two
months
working
on
the
creation
of
a
new
de
department
�
partment
of
regional
develop
development
�
ment
He
said
earlier
thatpo
veity
will
be
one
of
tho
subjects
touched
on
In
the
throne
speech
written
by
the
government
to
open
the
ses
slon
But
the
council
says
the
problem
of
povetty
Is
per
pervasive
�
vasive
In
Canada
and
more
than
simply
jeglonal
A
set
of
anti
poverty
poll-
cies
directed
towards
majot
groups
or
googiaphlcal
areas
showing
a
very
high
Inci
Incidence
�
dence
of
low
Incomes
would
almost
certainly
fail
to
deal
adequately
with
poverty
the
report
said
The
council
since
its
in
inception
�
ception
five
years
ago
has
been
trying
to
get
more
at
attention
�
tention
In
parliament
Its
first
chairman
John
J
Duetsch
now
principal
of
Queens
University
started
tho
pro
process
�
cess
and
his
successor
Ar
Arthur
�
thur
JR
Smth
Is
carrying
on
Council
sources
say
the
re
poit
Issued
last
week
call
calling
�
ing
the
extent
of
poverty
In
Canada
a
national
disgrace
was
not
Inspired
by
Prlmo
Minister
TriKleaus
advocacy
of
a
Just
Society
The
fact
that
It
bolsters
one
of
his
main
political
goals
Is
coin
coincidental
�
cidental
the
soutces
say
The
councils
decision
to
concentrate
on
poveity
In
Its
19C8
leport
was
taken
about
18
months
ago
The
council
already
is
working
on
its
I960
report
which
will
deal
with
projected
demands
lnthe
economy
for
the
next
decade
Tho
councils
studyofpov
erty
In
fact
stems
fiom
the
fifth
of
tho
goals
It
set
out
In
Its
first
report
Issued
in
Jan
uaiy
1905
Those
goals
are
full
employment
a
high
rato
of
economic
growth
reason
reasonable
�
able
stability
of
prices
a
viable
balance
of
payments
and
an
equitable
distribution
of
ilslng
incomos
All
these
must
be
achiev
achieved
�
ed
the
council
says
if
Can
ada
Is
to
enjoy
the
bene
benefits
�
fits
of
employing
its
econo
economic
�
mic
potential
fully
Poverty
is
one
aspect
of
achieving
an
equitable
distribution
of
ris
rising
�
ing
Incomes
as
Is
overcom
overcoming
�
ing
regional
economic
dis
disparity
�
parity
a
subject
dealt
with
by
the
council
in
its
fourth
report
last
year
Last
weeks
ropoit
said
poverty
In
Canada
Is
real
Its
numbeis
ate
not
In
the
thousands
but
In
the
mil
millions
�
lions
There
Is
moie
of
It
than
oui
society
can
tolerate
more
than
oui
economy
can
affotd
and
fai
more
than
existing
measures
and
ef
efforts
�
forts
can
cope
with
Its
persistence
at
a
time
when
the
bulk
of
Canadians
enjoy
one
oftho
highest
stand
standards
�
ards
of
living
In
the
world
Is
a
disgrace