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Douglas Queries Uranium Treaty OTTAWA (CP) -- Opposition members of Parliament prodded Prime Minister Pear- son Thursday for more inform- ation on the possible sale of uranium oxide to France, but Mr. Pearson added little to what he had said earlier. T. C. Douglas, leader of the New Democratic Party, re- ferred to the "somewhat disas- trous"' results of the Canadian uranium agreement with the United States, and he wanted to know whether the proposed sale to France would be based on a 25-year fixed-price con- tract or whether the price could be changed during the contract. Mr. Pearson, repeating state- ments he made Wednesday, said the negotiations are being carried out between a Canadian commercial company and the French government, The Cana- dian government would be in- volved only in seeing that inter- national obligations, governing the uses of the uranium, are upheld. Mr. Douglas asked whether the Atomic Energy Commission would be consulted. The prime minister said it had been con- sulted at every stage. The NDP leader then asked for comments on press reports that the European Atomic Energy Commission would be given the responsibility for see- ing that the uranium is use only for peaceful purposes. Mr. Pearson said these matters are under discussion, and press re- ports at this stage are specula- tive. > PARLIAMENT | GENERAL MOTORS' STE. THERESE PLANT STARTED THE REVOLUTION AT-A-GLANCE THURSDAY, May 6, 1965 Finance Minister Gordon in- troduced amendments to the Bank Act, including a change to allow banks into the mort- gage lending field. He also announced a pro- posed cut to seven per cent from eight the cash reserve that must be kept by char- tered banks. Robert Prittie (NDP--Burn- aby - Richmond) promised a fight against a proposed amendment that would keep the provinces from buying bank shares. Marcel Lambert (PC -- Ed- monton West) said he did not see the need for prohibition of foreign investment in banks except for voting stock. Henri Latulippe (Creditiste --oCmpton - Frontenac) said the banks are 'a '"'financial Uranium Future Brightens, Company Pla TORONTO (CP)--The future of the Canadian uranium indus- try looks so good that Rio Al- gom Mines Lid. hopes to ex- pand operations by 1970 in On- tario's Elliot Lake district, the company's chairman said Thursday. Robert H. Winters said in an interview that Rio Algom: is looking for uranium deposits within a 150-mile radius of Elliot Lake, where many uran- ium) mines have closed since 1959 when the post-war boom ended. France already is negotiating, a long-term sale of uranium with Denison Mines Lid., and German, Swiss and Japanese interests are all known to be seeking similar contracts with Canadian producers, Mr. Wint- efs said "The potential customers. are voming to us now. Some of them are getting concerned about future supplies, now that France is looking for a long- term contract." EXPLORATION LAGS Except for a limited program Martin Arrives In Paris ns To Expand | by one French company, there! has been next to no. exploration for uranium in Canada since 1959, when the United States) ple, "on division' to record oppo- Atomic Energy Commission stopped buying Canadian uran- ium, At there was a that point, surplus of uranium for military; a.m. to study a bill that would | needs and it was not expected! the demand for nuclear power) stations would become signif- icant before 1975. However, there are signs now) |that the revival of the Canadian} industry may be much closer-- so much so that a uranium shortage is predicted for the} early 1970s, Mr. Winters said. Rio Algom, like Denison, is bidding for the French contract} lbut is not anxious to tie up al large amount of its reserves at! jthe current depressed prices,| Mr. Winters added. While Denison's contract to, jship uranium oxide to Britain) runs out this July, Rio Algom has another six years left in its| |the dictatorship." J. J, Greene (L--Renfrew South) suggested the govern- ment require all borrowers be given a simple annual inter- | est rate. Creditiste Leader Caouette said the measure "continues the exploitation by the char- tered banks." The bill was reading, approval with Creditistes first princi- saying given in sition. FRIDAY, May 7 The Commons meets at 11 retire future senators at 75 The Senate is adjourned until May 11. Stringer Gets | Life Sentence TORONTO (CP)--Carl Wayne Stringer, 25, Thursday was sen- tenced to life imprisonment for Slaying of seven-year-old Deborah Massie Jan. 4. Stringer, of nearby Maple, had been charged with capital murder. But after three days of evidence before Mr. Justice W. D. Parker and an Ontario By THE CANADIAN PRESS | By TIM PETERS MONTREAL (CP)--The auto: jnault and Peugeot cars from,ber Company Ltd., and in Jol-, "Industries such as the one \France at a $3,500,000 plant atliette, Que., by Firestone Tire|to be established in Joliette. . . THE OSHAWA TIMES, Fridey, Mey 7,1965 The Automobile Is Making Quebec An Industrial Giant agreements from General Mot-|ing private and public capital, ors and the French companies|said considerable expansion- of mobile is helping to accelerate Quebec along the road to be-/east of Montreal. coming an industrial giant. WILL EMPLOY 1,250 Since the start of construction) The two plants will employ a} of two auto assembly plants/total of 1,250 persons when they| near Montreal, Premier Le-lopen late in 1965 and may sage's promise of resultingjeventually expand to provide \"'profound repercussions on} 3,000 jobs. |Quebec's economic growth" is) Many of these assembly-line jshowing signs of fulfilment. jobs, as well as some positions| | Three rubber companies arejin the three tire factories, are| readying plants for production|gpen to unskilled workers, a| jearly in 1966 of passengers Carleategony of workman Quebec jtires never before manufac-\has found particular difficulty \tured in the once traditionally|in employing. agricultural province. 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This news was followed by an) arrangement to assemble Re-| | |contract and therefore has less Supreme Court jury, he entered} lurgent need of new markets, he|@ Plea of guilty to non-capital| lgaid murder and the judge directed) |the jury to return this verdict.| | Mr. Justice Parker said there] jwas no evidence to show the} slaying of the girl was either Youll learn things -- from Bonded Stock that aren't in St. Bruno, Que., 15 miles south-|44q Rubber Company of Can-|will contribute to the shaping up ada Ltd., will provide work for/of g complete and well bal- some 900 persons. anced network of secondary The towns are located within industry," the premier said. a 50-mile radius of Montreal but| "This new investment adds Premier Lesage complimented|its contribution to those made the companies for aiding his|directly by the people of Que- objective of industrial decen-jbec or through their govern- tralization away from the mag-| ment." netic centre of the province's| Not considered lightly by pro- metropolis. lvineial officials are verbal MALE ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT HILLSDALE MANOR HOME FOR AGED OSHAWA SALARY RANGE $5830.00 to $7090.00 P.A. 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The source said France ob- eects to and contro! by Canadians, and has refused| to give a formal commitment} that the uranium will be used) solely for peaceful purposes. French officials have said they see no reason for political | conditions in the purchase since| none were required in deals with the United States and Brit-| ain. Sources said the difficulty may be overcome if the Euro- pean Atomic Energy Commu- nity gives its blessing to the deal between the French atomic energy commissariat and Canada's Denison Mines Negotiations for the sale over a period of 25 years have been ernments and the company. France at present produces 1,500 tons of uranium not der against Stringer but capital murder. Evidence was that the girl each died of a fractured skull and| year, enough to meet civil and|had been sexually molested. | |planned or deliberate and there-| mix smoothly yet tastefully. With anything. (This is lesson one.) Sip some Bonded Stock neat. 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