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Oshawa Times (1958-), 3 Nov 1965, p. 15

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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, November 3, 1905 15 (baomentsnsanisnne ving mpg 0 ISM PA ELECTION TALK Premature Count In Advance Poll OTTAWA (CP)--A premature;time on election day, next Mon- count in one of the advancelday. polls for the Nov. 8 election was! Mr, Castonguay said that a reported Tuesday by the chiefis,ouy returning officer at Ma- electoral officer, Nelson Caston- fartic in' the Quebet constite- i A Actiency of Villeneuve held a count The Canada Elections .|in his advance poll and the re- ete g fir lage Maffoog sults were given to scrutineers vance Is, where voting was held snetey and Monday, befor the candidates. made at 9 p.m. local standard' The deputy, was dismissed, Caouette Would Show Expenses OTTAWA (CP) -- Creéditiste, The statement added that un- Leader Caouette said Tuesdayjion members are forced to con- his group is ready to publish a/tribute money to the New Dem- financial statement and limitiocratic Party against their will, its campaign expenditures pro-| Le Ralliement Creditiste was vided the other parties agree to|the only party financed only by follow suit. "the people' and was free to In a press statement issued|Protect the public interest, the by his office, he charged that|*tatement said, 7 ee gee Mr, Caouette proposed that the "'old parties" lead Canadalyonresentatives of all parties from scandal to scandal be-|meet to sign an agreement to cause they depend on the un-ilimit their spending to a "rea- derworld and "high finance"|sonable sum' at the next fed- for their campaign funds, eral election, Last Election? Ask PM Nov. 9 TORONTO (CP)--Will this be|corded program his government crc EEE te JR a ae Prime Minister Pearson's last|would: have introduced major ) election? legislation on railways, bank- Mr, Pearson, 68, said in aling and unemployment during j television interview Tuesday|the last Parliament, had the | night he has been asked sev-|House not spent three months eral times in the last week/on the flag debate. _ whether this will be' his last) He said this was another rea- 'election and his answer has|son for electing a majority Lib- always been yes. | "But ask me again on Nov, Siecle lasoaare in the federal | 9," he said. | | The prime minister was field-| Questioned on his statement { ing questions from Donald Gor-|that another election will be . don of the political science|necessary if a minority govern: department, University of Al-jment is elected, the prime min- berta, Calgary, Claude Ryan of|!ster said he was not trying to Le Devoir, Montreal, and Shaun|blackmail the country with the } Herron of the Winnipeg Free|threat of another election, } Press in the CBC program The| Everyone knows minority | Men and the Issues, |governments lead to early elec: Mr, Pearson said on the re-'tions, Mr. Pearson said, PQ Associate Status Opposed CALGARY (CP)--"Associate|Southern Alberta Jubilee Audi- status' for Quebec would mean/|torium. a separation of Canada into two) Mr, Harkness, member of the| former 'Conservative defence|/88t house for Calgary North, Minister, said Tuesday night, |cited national unity as the most 'Those ministers of Quebec|!mportant question in the Nov. who talk about associate status|® federal election for that province are in effect} A Conservative government talking about separation of Can-|would call a Canadian federal- ada into two countries," Mr,| provincial conference to "re-de- Harkness told 270 persons at an| fine the powers of govern- election forum in the 2,700-seat' ment.' In Defense Of Pension-Spending NIAGARA FALLS, Ont, (CP)|sents about 44 cents per capita, Health Minister LaMarsh says/she said, Opposition Leader Diefenbaker| But Mr, Diefehbaker, she fs talking at cross purposes/said, has proposed taking $25 a when he criticizes her for aaah out of the Canada Pen- spending too much penstonjsion Plan and giving it to each money and then makes huge|person now receiving old age pension promises himself. security, Miss LaMarsh told 450 lunch- car hos Ma Fv re . ow receiv: con members of the Niagara Ri- ing old-age security would be ding Women's Liberal Associa- $860, 000,000 each and every tion Tuesday that Mr. Diefen- year and Diefenbaker cannot baker has criticized her for us-|see the difference between §2,- ing $2,200,000 of pension-fund 000,000 ~once and $850,000,000 money for a pension advertis- single year from now ing plan. The amount repre- Manning Urges Vast Replacement EDMONTON (CP) -- Prem-jjor parties with 'progressive fer E, C. Manning urged Ca-/abandonment" of their : tradi: nadians Tuesday to replace tional positions, | "the largest possible number'! "The old political order is of federal MPs with men whojdisintegrating," he said. "The will get on with the country's/actual distance between what business and forget partisan|the two old parties stand for is policies, becoming less and less at each At a rally for three Edmon-jelection," ton Social Credit candidates) Mr. Manning said the House which drew about 1,200 people| of Commons has seen endless to the 2,500-seat Northern Al- Hockeying for political position berta Jubilee Auditorium the| while premier charged Canada's ma-| waits, donno every on," the country's business SO sent | Polling Station In The ir Flies Franchise To N.W.T.. 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