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Varese hw pe rans 14 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesdey, August 23, 1967 SCHOLARSHIP William N. Holtby, 18, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Holt- by of RR 2, Port Perry, won an Ontario scholarship from the department of education obtaining an average of 81.3 per cent. William will take a four-year honor course at the University of Toronto this fall. Canadian Steel Sales Threatened LONDON (CP)--Canadian steel sales in Britain are threat- ened by pressure from British steelmakers against imports including an appeal for a spe- cial customs penalty against Canadian galvanized sheet steel. Shipments of Canadian sheet steel have been tapering off after raising steeply late in 1966 and early this year, a Canadian informant said Tuesday. The government board of trade is weighing a complaint that Canadian galvanized sheet fe being dumped--sold in Brit- ain at lower prices than in Can- ada--against a reply to the charge submitted privately last week by Steel Co. of Canada. A board ruling in favor of British steelmakers could lead to 'countervailing duties" against the Canadian product-- a special tariff that would effectively raise the price of the galvanized steel from Canada. At the same time, the new state-run British Steel Corp. is counter-attacking against sheet steel imports by offering "'loy- alty rebates" of $4.50 a ton to Gulf Of Tonkin Resolution | Thwarts Unhappy Senators jout a congressional declaration United States' and "to prevent By ROD CURRIE further aggression." Canadian Press Staff Writer the Gulf of Tonkin resolution. | Wiggle and squirm as they ter Dulles seems to conspire may, ment in - |find no way out of the grasp of the president to make wa customers who buy all their steel from British mills The dumping complaint and rebates are part of a campaign by British steelmakers worried about imports undercutting sales of home-made products. With a world steel glut tight- ening competition, imports into Britain are running at a record rate of about 200,000 tons a month. British steel men pre- dict the rate will rise to 300,000 tons a month this fall. Duty-free sheet steel from Canada, Australia, Sweden and Norway has been undercutting the British product by about $6 a ton in the domestic market. The British problem is com- plicated by uncertainty over domestic pricing policies follow- ing nationalization of most of the industry July 28. Sales in Britain of Canadian- coated steel sheets, mostly gal- vanized, jumped to 23,177 tons worth more than $4,400,000 in the first four months of this year from 10,674 tons worth $2,300,000 in the same period last year. The projected autumn import rate of 300,000 tons for steel from all sources would be less than British steel exports. 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Tyo remember this wine! omer Phone Brights for free home delivery ! senators opposed to the with the Johnson admi jextent of United States involve-|to block any possible 100) the Vietnam war can} Even the ghost of John Fos- of war. pholes resolution won approval, it still in the resolution which permits|is impossible to discern wheth- with rwith-ier it resulted from a masterlopposed, and it does little goodigant. stroke of Looking back on the day in nistration| August, 1965, when the amazing TWO DISAGREED The senate gave it to him,'bach, undersecretary of state, ISSUES CHALLENGE membersiremains adamant--almost arro- president has Now once again, the administration, thr spokesman Nicholas Ka only two administration now to argue that the majority; finesse, a mass lapse on thejhad in mind only a limited and|was part of the senators or an over- fitting response--not all. reaction to a supposed emer-|war. The cry now is that the gency situation. At any rate, President John-|COnsression: son, passing on a report that imposed a North Vietnamese boats had|tatorship. attacked U..S destroyers, asked} authority to 'repel any armed sessions of the Senate foreign attack against the forces of the in current) Ase Congress in the position of turn- i F _jing the president down "'on the relations committee, some sen or going along| ators are seeking an out, But\with something that violated all) determines." whole thing" ou gh!cound precedent. tzen- The mood of the committee reflected by Republican | at this late date, he recen -out|Senator Clifford P. Chase of|challenged members to rescind New Jersey who said the "evil" | "usurped|of the resolution was "one little) al powers" and clause"--that which permits |ty. "foreign policy dic-|use of force "as the president the Tonkin resolution if could not do this, since it It was this phrase that Pullinvite the follow-up exercise of itheir constitutional prerogative lin not approving money f war. To cut off funds for able. | For the sake of argument,/ So confident is the president|Katzenbach suggested that even an |that Congress could not turniif Congress did rescind, him down on "the whole thing feel he is exceeding his authori-|treaty r+) cenny they|east Asia president had full authority to do what he had done under obli- gations assumed in the South- collective defence f 1955, calling on signa- itories to meet any armed would) voRDS RECALLED 'or the) ¢ Most senators concede they attack on any member nation. | Senator J. W. Fulbright, shairman of the foreign rela- forces tions committee who urged pas- n the field would be unthink-\cage of the Tonkin resolution land lived to regret it, turned up thelreply to this assertion. Basically, because 'We Care." So if you want the finest cup of coffee you've ever tasted, buy bean coffee! Nowadays, very few stores offer you bean coffee. Why does A&P still offer coffees in the bean? 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