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Tory leader Heath charged that under Labor leadership Britain had been '"'reduced from a prosperous nation to an international pauper.' (AP Wirephoto) UK's Devaluation Storm Could Shipwreck Laborites LONDON (Reuters) -- When Prime Minister Wilson decided to devalue the pound in order to calm Britain's troubled finan- cial waters, he may have un- leashed a political storm that could shipwreck his administra- tion, political observers said Sunday. They said that a fundamental split within the governing Labor party seems inevitable when the impact of the tough austerity measures that go along with de- valuation hits Labor's support-! ers. Wilson's personal standing and his government's long-term chances of keeping power would be virtually settled by the reac- tion of Labor supporters within the next few days, they said. Meanwhile, informed govern- ment sources said there are no plans for a cabinet reshuffle. Thy added they know nothing the exchequer, James ghan, plans to hand in his resig-|vative nation. Calla-,pressed home this point, Conser- Opposition Leader Ed- ward Heath launched a cam- Some reports said Callaghan | paign to oust Wilson from the} wants to be replaced as chan-|reigns of power. cellor and that Foreign Secre- tary George Brown will also be involved in a switch. Callaghan will bear the brunt of the already shimmering storm when he gives details of the government's new economic plans to Parliament today. The broad outlines of a mas- sive campaign emerged Sunday to convince Britons that the government has been in control of the economic situation since it came into power in 1964 and is not now reacting from a posi- tion of weakness. Prime Minister Wilson argued on radio and television that the pound was devalued by 14.3 per} cent in an all-out effort to cure the nation's financial ills. of rumors that the chancellor of But, while the government Britain, Egypt Restore Ties After 23-Month LONDON (AP) --Britain and Egypt announced Sunday the restoration of diplomatic ties after a 23-month break. Sir Harold Beeley was report- ed chosen as new British am- bassador in Cairo. A foreign office said Britain's relations with President Gamal Abdel Nas- ser's United Arab Republic will be resumed "'in the first half of December." The move was in line with statement SAKE ! 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Saturday night's government, announcement, which ended a} week of uncertainty 'and specu- lation about the future of one of! the world's big trading curren- cies, also gave news of massive credits to help Britain has already arranged with central banks of unspeci- fied countries credits amounting to $1,600,000,000 ind the Interna- tional Monetary Fund has said it will favorably consider a re- quest credit. The sources said neither of these standby credits were jasked for by Britain. They were said to' be the voluntary reac- tion of the world community when the government first dis- closed that devaluation of the pound was a )ossibility. Britain may not have to use any of the credits. But the gov-/ ernment was said to be satisfied they are there as a further de- terrent to any international spe- culators who might be planning to put fresh pressure on the pound even at its new parity rate. construction, 1.66 Com 1.88 29° 'OR PI 3.66 | 50 for further $1,400,000, 000) Seconds FOR PRICE SAKE Prefabricated Flying Balsa Wood Aeroplanes Compare 59c FOR PRICE SAKE GREEN GHOST FOR P. Toy Pianos 10 Keyboard . Model FOR PRICE SAKE Black Magic or Rowntrees Dairy Box CHOCOLATES » row "Regular 1.15 in an interview shortly after a- rriving for a round of' discuss- ions here and in several Euro- pean capitals. "Obviously, devaluation will make things more highly com- petitive for us," he added. "It will take a little time for it to shake down and give us a clear- er view." Winters--his trip was ar- ranged long before devaluation) --plans to talk today with Rich-| ard Crosland, president of the government's board of trade, before going to the Continent later in the week. IMPORTS MAY BE HIT Meanwhile, qualified observ- ers here also took the view that most imports from Canada will} not be hit drastically. Manufactured goods from Canada will suffer, but the great bulk of the trade--raw materials, foodstuffs and news- print--is regarded as on the safe side. Between 85 and 90 per cent of Canada's sales to Britain-- which total up to $1,400,000,000 a year--are in the non-durable class. They are bought because they are both a necessity and |British decision to devalue the Buy British TORONTO (CP) -- Most major exports from Britain, such as cars, whisky and wool- lens, will be affected by the pound, says John Mackie, chair- man of the British Automobile Manufacturers Association (Canada). Mr. Mackie said in an inter- view Sunday it is "'only a mat- ter of how much and when." "I don't think there's any doubt about a reduction." Some shop owners here deal- ing in British goods don't know if parent firms might increase their wholesale prices if retail prices to Canadian consumers | are reduced. Ernest P. Carr, president of the Canadian Importers' Asso- ciation, said: "It should make it easier for Canadians British goods But that's rather evident." J. T. Wood, vice-president and general manager of Household Finance Corp, of Canada, said the increase in bank rates would have a stabilizing effect the cheapest available. Observ- ers say that, in the main, this is | not likely to be changed sub- stantially by devaluation. slash dollar imports to shore up| balance-of-payments _ situa- "5 British manufacturers now j will operate with a 14.3-per-cent price discount on these articles as against Canadian competi- jtion. Also, credit restrictions could put an added squeeze on| Canadian manufacturers. | LENDING TIGHTENED One of the elements in the de- valuation package is that bank lending is being tightened up ex- cept for priority borrowers. The }favored customers will be ex- porters, and definitely not im- porters of non - essentials. The move could touch Canada in some other ways. One will be \a drop in British tourist spend- ing there. Up to now, a current - conser- |vative measure, Britons have been allowed to take out £50 apiece a year in sterling. Deval- luation of the pound--to about) $2.57 Canadian from $3--means jthat a couple's spending abroad will be cut by about $45. In fact, there is some talk that the al- lowance may eventually be wiped out altogether. On the other hand, the fat- tened Canadian dollar in rela- tion to the pound will make pos- sible cheaper holidays for Cana- dians in the United Kingdom. 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The company spokesman said| the napalm is made.by the par-| | ent U.S. company at one Bel discovery of a Viet Cong camp 'Site four miles inside Cambodia to b i They sone 8 angered Prince Norodom ; Ais Sihanouk and raised doubts more value for their ars. | bout his sai dbalais that View. jbattle, only pany is a supplier of napalm in-|f The U.S. command for | years has charged that Viet Cong and North Vietnamese forces find sanctuary in neighboring Cam! odia, charges which Cambodia's ruler, Prince Noro d om Siahnouk, has _ rep denied. Western newspaper men were admitted to Cam- bodia to cover the visit of Mrs. John F. Kennedy, Two Associated Press men went to the border across from War Zone C, which they have covered from the South Vietnamese side. | By GEORGE McARTHUR and HORST FAAS PHNOM PENH (AP) -- The namese Communist forces were given sanctuary in his country. 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