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YE t 4 ANYO slows: at right -- gone! But there'll be another day for little Mary Louise, and BUBBLES ARE FUN, BELMONT, Calif. -- Mar for bubble Louise Fong, 3, has a first blowing going try at the perennial pastime project; Economic Review Seen Publishing Success By JAMES NELSON tion, the youngsters -- At left, a centre, production and per 1,500,000 new jobs increase. productivity 2.4 cent a year between 1963 and 1970 The council emphasized that lits first annual review set goals and targets to be achieved by Canadian Bakers' As-'the combined efforts of all Jev OTTAWA (CP)--The author sociation, and the Canadian) are of zovernment, business and and publisher of almos any Chamber of Commerce _-lindividuals. They aren't fore- book can count it a success if Before the council: put out the casts of what will he achieved a pfinting ha » be blue-and-gold soft-covered book, by easy laissez-faire atitudes ordered to meet the demand. there wa a iderable| When the book was first pub- By that standard, the and some lished, the Queen's Printer set annual review put out of ava price of $3.50 on it. Whether Economic Council of Canada governmental body jpndertak ng the price will come down with last "January, is a pub hing indicative planning for the long the second printing Is not yet success. A second range future known 8.900 copies and. 'T French has been ordered from the Queen's Printer But the 215-page Canada's economic 1970 is regarded by council sources as A SUCCESS from more than 'just that standpoint, It still being quoted widely and recommended as required read ing by most leading economists and hard-headed businessmen One firm--Northern Electric Co. Ltd. -- produced its own vest-pocket condensation of the review and has already ordered a second print of 25,000 copies for distribution to anyone who asks for it. PREPARE OWN VERSIONS Similar condensations, sum- maries and some critiques have been prepared by such influen- tial organizations as the Cana-| dian Manufacturers' Associa create second cor of discussion about the + amount suspicion fi by the valle 0 many said would only lead to regimer and would at a minimum upset traditional forces of sup ply and demand which for most generations past had served Canada's growth well enough ere were who n English NO TROUBLE ON THIS LINE MUNICH (AP)--Czechos akia's Communist party Antonin Novotny, is subject of a joke that through the Iron his country to Radio Free tation book on goals for lo But since the first annual re view. made i months bos appearance six of the sucn fj fears has tapered ¢ and such ( organizations as the. 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