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On Food WINDSOR, Ont. (CP)--Pro- @ |posais for boosting feed gratis as a product of southwestern Ontario farmers were outlined by Alvin Hamilton, agriculture minister in the former Diefen- baker government. He said at a press conference Saturday that before the Pro- gressive Conservative govern- ment was voted out of office, it had planned to establish a feed grain board which would have bought grains in south- western Ontario for use by stock in eastern Quebec and the Maritimes. "~ At present, he said, private buyers from the East are by- passing this area to get grain in the U.S. Expanded production of feed grain in what Mr. Hamilton de- scribed as the best farming land in Canada would be used both for beef and dairy cattle and poultry. He said Canada needs 2,000,- 000 more head of beef cattle for idomestic use. The West lacks } the resources for such a large increase so the herds would have to be developed in Eastern Canada, SEES BIG MARKET He pictured a large export) market for dairy products to a} world in need of proteins. Canadian processors and cp \U.S. head plants have not ' loff their seats" to take ow # \tage of this market for their jproducts, he said, | Mr. Hamilton also said Can- ada should use its fresh water, |supply as a bargaining lever to) jbring more U.S, industries to| Canada, He said the U.S, is tast Proposed Boost Grains water across the border, Mr. Haimiiton said; - The water alone would be worth $45,000,000,000 a year to Canada, he added. Prime Minister Pearson, how- ever, would rather give water to the U.S., Mr. Hamilton said. Bilingualism Loss Feared OTTAWA (CP)--Rev. Roger Guindon, rector of the Univer- sity of Ottawa, said Sunday that the reorganization of the uni- versity could threaten one of its most distinctive characteristics --"it's essential bilingualism." Speaking at the university's fall convocation, Dr. Guindon said that "bilingualism repre- sents the most daring and diffi- cult achievement in the univer- sity's past and it will require tinue in the future.' The university's charter was changed earlier this year to pro- vide for the establishment of Saint Paul's University, and the! continuance of Ottawa univer- sity under a predominantly lay ° board of governors. ETV SPREADS AFAR | Educational television now is available to 128,000,000 people ot |i" 40 states of the United States. | Pain, Burning, Tenderness on Bottom of Feet | SSUPERLA the utmost care if it is to con- FIRST FAMILY ENJOYS AN OUTING President Lyndon Johnson eyes from a bright sun as outing on Lake Lyndon B. chats with newsmen while the First Family enjoyed an Johnson Sunday. -- Mrs. Johnson shades her -- Tories Reserved ~ Goodman OTTAWA (CP) -- Conserva- tives have been '"'quite re- served' in the Nov. 8 federal election campaign on the issue of crime, Conservative National Chairman Eddy Goodman said Saturday. During a hotel room. press conference that turned into a discussion of the difficulties of reporting the campaign, Mr. Goodman said: "Any suggestion that what Mr. Diefenbaker is doing in this campaign is McCarthyism is just not factual." Mr. Goodman said Conserva- tive allegations in the Commons; resulted in the Dorion inquiry and the Dorion report resulted] in a criminal charge against a public servant, the dismissal of Prime Minister Pearson's par- liamentary assistant, and the shift of Guy Favreau from the justice portfolio to president of the Privy Council. DEFENDS COURSE "To deal with these things is not scandal-mongering." He said at another point: "I recognize and appreciate the responsibility of the press to try and see that all the facts are presented to the public. "All I can say is that in this campaign we have been quite reserved." The press conference began with Mr. Goodman issuing a statement on alleged . Liberal vilification of Mr. Diefenbaker. Mr. Diefenbaker is the sub- ject of '"'constantly. increasing" fo papal by ee "| Where do you stand Liberal cabinet ministers led | by Trade Minister Sharp have| coeur woe ON the Caled Pension Plan? than dealing with the issues. 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