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several thousand; to withdra' THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturdey, March 9, 1963 J _ within the ext week bed : tement that the! tions than does Trans-CanadajATC's passengers and: freight' unese tall ieee was|Air Lines and more than halflare on scheduled flights." * at a meeting with reporters after he had had a one-hour Sealers tena Warten Camp Oconto Established 1923 For Girls -- 5 to 17 years SAYS RCAF THREAT A private airline official said Riding, land sports, safe waterfront, Resident graduate physician and two nurses. Friday the RCAF transport 40 MILES NORTH OF KINGSTON command has developed into Canada's largest airline and Directors --- Mr. ond Mrs, E. C. Labbett, 3 Pine Forest Rd., Toronto 12 has become a threat to private FULLY ILLUSTRATED BROCHURE SENT ON REQUEST. territory orthern Quebec,|and the so-called "Caouettistes" and in omnes pyro --_ Social Bare Ws tgp fi are. per: Ds nog + io es The party' « controversial deputy lying the Social Credit] !eader. PP % 'ast election--| The disagreements az: said to "you have nothing to lose'--jarise from conflicting nae. r, Kierans said: 'You have|ments by Mr. Caouette ani . to lose." party leader Robert Thompson The. financier immediately|9 the nuclear weapons issue. hippin: June 18 President Jean Mar: gy Bc isee nd Princo hand of the CNTU came outli "sont of audiences in mar- against Social Credit, but party ginal farm areas and in eco- candidates nevertheless scored nomically-weak districts where wins in industrial ares 7h much of the Social Credit sup- Quebec City and Chicoutimi, port came from last June noi KIERANS OPPOSED In a few ings there are re- the|ported disagreements in party ne Nem Veneer, rig rons bay den dete een neuen an. ati oi e into Chicou-|tes", as Soc' -|unde = "a pn Social Credit ers are called in French Canada,'warden, Capt. P. C, Finlay. Confederation of Nations | Trade Unions--the former Ca- nadian and Catholic Confedera- tion of Labor--which does not support any party. but which leaves its affiliated unions free 0 do so, : Mr, Caouette replies there is no truth to their charges his party is anti-labor, A few weeks before the federal election last Soviets Agree To Cut Force In Cuba WASHINGTON (AP)--Soviet Ambassador Anette Dobrynin said Friday 'we will do what we promised we will do" on removing troops from Cuba. The Soviet promise is that several thousand troops will be withdrawn from Cuba by March 15, State Secretary Rusk told a press conference that some movement of Soviet troops from Cuba is under way and that Russian ships are in position Quebec Ponders Real Caouette BERNARD DUFRESNE With a month of hard cam- Dorr aat (CP)--For Que- paigning still remeinins ages oh becers, the big question in the' the April 8 socties, 0 ie federai election cam < pagent ay Every, bod A B ja age mi hd i edi and he now mag gel had offen- will fare, sive to answer his critics. Thi themselves:| Organized labor is on record will 'al drodit* ase some ofjas being irrevocably eet the 26 seats won last June? Or|Social Credit policies. + La will it win as many as the 60|cludes the Ae member Tr seats Mr. Caouette is psi fa Le yorsrene -- a rl ee' has 7S constin DP, and the 100,000-member GET NEW SERVICE FORT WILLIAM, Ont. 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