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mpeg eae RET STN By RUKMINI DEVI BOMBAY (CP)--A number of non-official efforts are under. way to improve relations be- tween India and Pakistan. The two Commonwealth coun- tries have moved: steadily apart in the last 17 years, mainly be- cause of their conflicting claims to the state of Kashmir, Re- sponsible citizens in the two widening gulf. A group of Gandhian paci- fists in India has taken the lead in trying to end the bitterness. It is headed by Vinoba Bhave, a close co-worker of the late Mohandas Gandhi and origina- tor of the now famous "bhoo- dan" or land-gift movement. Bhave has been engaged in a non-stop walking tour of India Canadian Press Correspondent! Improved Relations Sought Between India, Pakistan A recent meeting between Indian Prime Minister Shastri and President Ayub Khan . as Shastri was on his way back from the conference of non- aligned countries in Cairo is attributed to Narayan's efforts. Narayan said the preliminary Shastri-Ayub meeting may pave the way for a "summit confer- ence" between the two leaders. A "press war" between. the } countries: are alarmed over the) iy» countries seems'to be show- ing signs of easing. In India as well as in Pak- istan newspaper editors are known to have privately urged their governments to end re- strictions on correspondents from the other side. At present, Indian and Pakistani correspon- dents working in Rawalpindi and New. Delhi eannot move out of the municipal limits with- Seven Staffers Quit Magazine MONTREAL (CP)--Seven to: staff members have rls 4 their positions with four French- language magazines published by a Roman Catholic youth. or- ganization. The seven, including three ed- itors-in-chief, cited 'theological reasons" and a dispute over publication, which -will be con- sidered by the organization later this week. * The magazines are published in Montreal by the national committee of la Jeunesse Etu- diante Catholique (Catholic Stu- dent Youth). They have a com- bined circulation of about 136,- 000. They are Vie Etudiante (Stu- dent Life), La Crue (Growth), Claire. and Francois. Paule Beaugrande - Cham- pagne, editor - in- chief of Vie Etudiante and La Crue, said in espe Sexe str we af THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, October 28, 1964. igning officials disagree with what they 'call a a order laid down by the pub- ers, WANTS CATHOLIC POLICY The order was quoted by Miss Beaugrande - Champagne as saying the magazines, all pub- lished twice a month, should fol- She said the organization also has ordered an end to contribu- tions old writer whose novel has been serialized in Vie Etudiante and who has contributed Crue's literary section. Mr. Major is associated with Parti Pris, a Montreal monthly that advocates a left-wing sep- aratist policy for Quebec. Jacques Laliberte, a spokes- man for the national commit- tee, said the group has received the letters of resignation sent by the seven officials. But he declined to make any further comment until the com- mittee has met to consiler the low a "clearly Catholic' policy. | inques Andre Major, a 22-year-| to. La| 3, Coroner States: TORONTO (CP)--Dr.' H. Ontario's supe! He told the annual On! Public Health Association co ference: "] don't' think, we should back to having inquests in "The press cortaighy BO helps a great deal. They, warn public of situations which prde duced deaths." ~ : He said that coroners have "very great interest in | ing deaths of a similar na' and the press certainly there." "Dr. Cotnam said he coroners rather than should continue to preside at quests. He said last oners investigated 18, in Ontario, but only 1,500 ree appealing to rich landlords to! out police permission. sulted in inquests. . give surplus land to landless). peasants, At Bhave's scaaeiliie, Jaya Prakash Narayan, a former member of the Democratic So- cialist party, has just concluded a fortnight's visit to Pakistan where he conferred with Presi- mattene NOW AT PARKWAY TELEVISION ELECTROHOME PERFECTLY PAIRED STEREO & TV SETS Twosome's that are perfectly matched in cabinetry design and unequalled in performance. See and hear them today at PARKWAY! an interview Tuesday that she HUGE DEVELOPMENT IN N.B. John Park of Engineering Con- televised announcement of the »sultants Limited while Pre- project. Mr, Park co-ordin- dent Ayub Khan and other top mier Louis Robichaud (left) looks on during the premier's tel the work of the develop- se ee leaders. He says the govern- | ment and people of od vice - president of the associa-|| The planned parenthood letter) the hospital clinics will accept|.re "in a mood for genuine an tion, said Tuesday he believes| went to a number of non-mem-jonly thoSe who cannot afford|iasting reconciliation with og the newsletter is the first pub-|bers as well as the association's|to see a doctor and that each dia." lication of the fact that the as-/250 members. The hospitals] hospital has its own assessment | | sociation refers patients to hos-| listed are Toronto Western, Tor-|of income 'above which they|JOIN MOVE pitals for birth-control advice. (onto East General, Women's|cannot help." 'A number of other prominent The Criminal Code of Can-|College Hospital, New Mount| .The newsletter also lists a Indians have associated them- ada makes it an offence for any-| Sinai, Grace and Wellesley. and | oct number where names of|selves with the Narayan mis- ers, Brunswick Mining and Smelting Corporation. ae r Wirephoto) Part of a $117,000,000 steel mill, chemical and mining de- velopment in Northern, New Brunswick is explained by Hospitals Advise On Birth Control TORONTO (CP) -- The Planned Parenthood Association has sent out a newsletter list- ing the names of six Toronto hospitals that offer birth-control advice in their gynaecological clinics, Dr. Donald Dodds, one to advertise or distribute! newsletter said that Grace and|doctors who give birth control|sion. They include Shiva Rao, birth control devices or infor-| Wellesley will see only patients} information can be located. 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