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'Divided Germany Stays That Way By BORIS MISKEW Canadian Press Staff Writer Europe will have to continue to live with two German states for a long time despite France's willingness to join the United States, Britain and West Ger- many in a new Western call for the reunification of that di- vided country. French Foreign Minister Maurice Couve de Murville backed away from the recent French view that the reunifica- tion of Germany is a problem for the Europeans to settle-- with United States participation to be on a somewhat diluted scale. Although the French action brought cheers from the West German officials attending the ministerial council of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization in London, there really is not much to cheer about. France merely retreated a little on a matter that could have injured relations between France and West Germany and which President de Gaulle ap- more immediately than boost the West German morale. Post-war developments on the world scene have shown that it is much easier to divide a country than to reunite it. And it also appears that the longer a country is divided the larger is the task of reunification. Korea and Viet Nam are among the countries now plagued with the problem of reunification--and the solution in each case is no. where in sight. SIMPLE SETTLEMENT A simple settlement would be to hold honestly-run elections in each of these countries to give Mine, Mill Wants INCo Power Back TORONTO (CP) -- A delega- tion of the International Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers (ind.) union in Sudbury has concluded an application to the Ontario Labor Relations Board for certification, Nels Thibault, president of the union's. Local 598, said Wednesday. Mr. Thibault said formal ap- plication was made Tuesday, and Wednesday the seven-man delegation presented about, 7,500 cards signed by workers at Sud- bury's International Nickel Co. To have a vote taken by Inco workers, the union needs the signatures of at least 45. per the people a chance to be heard, s But can anyone imagine such an election being sanctioned by the Soviet Union to unite Ger- many, where the . population odds are so much in favor of the West? On the other hand, would the United States ever dream of al- lowing an election in Viet Nam which would obviously leave parently does not consider sig- nificant. On matters that France con- siders significant, such as oppo- sition to the American interven- tion in the Dominican Republic, France is continuing to pursue a strong independent policy. LATEST EXAMPLE The latest example of this was France's authorization of its diplomatic representative in Santo Domingo to maintain con- tact with rebel leader Fran- cisco Caamano Deno pending formation of a government based on the "'free will of the Dominican people." The United States opposes) Caamano--a supporter of for-| mer Dominican president Juan| Bosch--and France's miove may) be a partial answer to Caam- ano's call for recognition of his) rebel force as the Caribbean) country's government. ; On the German question, France's agreement to back the United States and her Western European allies can do nothing Comsat Wins Station Bid WASHINGTON (AP) -- Com- munications Satellite Corp. won exclusive but temporary author- ity Wednesday to own and oper- ate three U.S. earch stations linking North America with communications s atte lites in ace, Others may get into the busi- ness soon with other stations. | the entire country--both south and north--in the control of the ;Communists because of North |Viet Nam's larger population? Before any unification can even be contemplated both |sides -- the one that has the jmost to gain and the one that |has the most. to lose--must be |ready to work for it horfestly. In the case of Germany, all| of Europe, except the Germans themselves, appears resigned to| the situation as it now stands-- and any solution 'can only re- sult from a genuine desire that is not camouflaged in political motives. | the bargaining unit. Mr, Thib- jault said the union d more than 50 per cent. H | The delegation returned Wed-| 'nesday to Sudbury. | Mr. Thibault said the labor relations board will examine all) ithe , evidence. | Local 598 of the union was) defeated in 1962, after 17 years jas bargaining agent for the; Inco workers, by the United! \Steelworkers of America (CLC) by a margin of 15 votes out of| 14,000 cast. | Ontario labor laws state that) jany nion may make applica- ition Tor certification between |May 11 and July 10, the 23rd, jand 24th months of the three-| lyear Inco-steelworker contract) cent of those 'int be in ing governmental controls over the cause a deterioration privacy between the doctor and Government Control Hurts Medical Practices: Doctor TORONTO (CP) -- Increas- medical profession may in med- ical practices, Dr. W. W. Wigle, past president of the Canadian Medical Association, said Wed- nesday. One of four speakers at the annual convention of the On- tario Medical Secretaries Asso- ciation, Dr. Wigle said "'It is deplorable that we have! evolved to a stage where we| have to deal with a third per-| son (the government): and not just the patient as formerly." He said he has never known anyone who has had to go with- out medical care. Dr. Wigle expressed concern) about "planning politicians who} | | | that doctors are trying to pro- tect privilege, he said. psychiatrist, were subjected to a high-press- ure publicity campaign to makeljaster in case of serious illness. Newspapermen Put Under Glass . LONDON (AP)---The Univer- sity. of Essex plans to spend $30,800 on a three-year study to find out what makes newspaper men tick. The university said it was in- spired to the study by a belief that there is 'considerable in- terest -- an confusion -- about how journalists operate." The study will consider "the them health-conscious. Canadians are forced to be members of the "cult of health worshippers" since failure '"'to contribute to the coffers of the cult" could bring financial dis- There is a growing feeling Dr. George Scott, a Kingston said Canadians relations of newspaper men with their editors, with other journalists and with their news sources." Sociologist Jeremy Tunstall Also 8 BARBER ARTISTS RENT-A-CAR by oppointment pleose PHONE 728-6007 EXCLUSIVE HAIR STYLING 64 WILSON ND. * got into the business. $5.00 PER DAY --- mucace cu MILEAGE CHARGE 725-6553 RUTHERFORD'S CAR AND TRUCK RENTALS 725-6553 14 ALBERT ST. Oshawe would jeopardize the safety of| the patient for economic ex-) pediency."' He urged the medical sec- retaries to protect the "vital nis patient." COMPROMISE ANSWERS Arnold Edinborough, editor and publisher of Saturday Night magazine, said that represent- atives of the Canadian and On- tario medical associations sometimes give 'compromised right - wing answers' to ques- tions about medical care, signed in July, 1963. SWEET SUBSIDY GIVEN VICTORIA (CP)--The provin-| cial government has promised to help re - stocking strawberry fields destroyed by frost last winter. Gohn. Ovens. 0.2. OPTOMETRIST 8 BOND ST. E., OSHAWA PH, 723-4811 $900 OFF FOR AS LITTLE AS ONE GALLON 72c PER DAY. A TIMES ACTION WANT AD WILL WORK FOR YOU PHONE 723-3492 & CROWN SATIN LATEX: For any Interior sur- face, plaster, gyproe, masonry, etc, Easy to apply, Covers eny color, Has super-hiding qualities, Dries in 20 minutes. Fade resistant, Washable. CROWN VELVET LO-LUSTRE ENAMEL: For walls, ceilings, woodwork. Has washability of enamel plus beauty of flat finish. Applies smoothly, No brush or roller marks. The U.S. Federal Communica-) tions Commission, by a 5-2 vote, | adopted what it calls an interim) policy under which Comsat will assume sole responsibility for) the design, construction and op-| eration of a ground station in| Andover, Me., and proposed sta-| tions in Washington state and) Hawaii. | (Canada will operate a ground) station at Mill Village, N.S., 80) miles southwest of Halifax. The| station is expected to be opera: tional on an experimental basis! in the fall. (Canadian Overseas Telecom-| munication Corp., a Crown cor-| poration, represents Canada in the 45 - nation Comsat con-| sortium. Canada is contributing) $7,500,000 as its share of the} $200,000,000 Comsat system cost.) | Queen Watches Palace Blaze | LONDON (Reuters) -- Queen} Elizabeth watched firemen ex- tinguish a fire at Buckingham| Palace Wednesday. I The fire broke out in a staff bedroom, well away from the royal apartments. 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