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OTTAWA (CP) -- An MP's ¥ Wheat To Chinese Kills 2 People David Lewis (NDP -- York| The motion, supported by ajof coming before the House} Further expenses by the can-| PARKING OFFENCES bid to remove what he calle q|South), speaking on his notice|Liberal and opposed by a Pro- again this session. didate or by anyone else in his} 'There were 1,950,000 convic- e KINGSTON, gorge Poke "temptation" from federal elec-\of motion to have election ex-|gressive Conservative, still was Mr. Lewis proposed that alpehalf would be limited on the|tions for parking offences in A twin-engined C rplane Of| tion candidates and lessen "'thelpenses paid in part from publiclunder discussion at the end oflcandidate's campaign expenses|basis of population in the con-\Canada in 1960, '@) Cy 2 en Colombian registry crashed and| ; TORONTO (CP)--There is no States that 'Anything you do is contradiction in Canadian policy|all right with us, boys'?" ¥@ _ THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, Novemper 27, 1904 Fat A loded hill some 16 miles ; Fane tan Monday. | eM CRIES SAMS IS 98-LAG POTB ALOT TESS PRS LEN LN LEDLS OG CPLA OA SOA of selling wheat to China while : The pilot and co-pilot were killed and stewardess, Linda giving India military aid in its border dispute with the Chinese, External Affairs Minister How- ard Green said Monday. He told about 65 students at the University of Toronto at a meeting of the campus Young Progressive Conservative Asso- ciation: © "Tt is Canadian policy to sell He added that 90 per cent of the Canadian public feel the government acted wisely by maintaining a calm approach to 'the critical and dangerous sit- uation, Referring to Britain's threat- ened entry into the European Common Market, Mr. Green said problems of trade now are Millis of Bogota, Colombia, was critically injured. The plane arrived in King- ston Sunday from Miami and reported having fuel trouble. It left Palisadoes International Airport Monday and burst into flames shortly after takeoff. The pilot was identified as Captain Fernando Henao of Bo- gota. The co-pilot was not immedi- peacetime goods wherever we) matters for the British to de- ean. And, in fact, India still has|cide for themselves. an ambassador in Peking and the Chinese still have an am- bassador in New Delhi. There has been no declaration of war between the two countries." He said Canadian aid to India és an example of this country's feeling of obligation to a mem- ber of the Commonwealth. Mr. Green admitted that Can- ada's sending six Dakota air- planes to help India in its con- flict with China has created dif- ficulties for this country in its relations with Pakistan, also a Commonwealth nation. He said Pakistan feared the Canadian transport planes might be. used by India in its dispute with the Pakistanis over Kashmir. ASK ABOUT BLOCKADE Asked why Canada only hes- ftantly supported the United States' blockade of Cuba, the minister said: "The U.S. gov- ernment isn't asking that ques- tion. Should we have got up on the housetops in the first five minutes and shout to the United ately identified. Classic designs in the flattering glow of Richelieu' Simulated Pearls ZB ISS ew CE oP ts Things have changed in 1/years J--Necklace and Earrings. 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