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10 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thuredey, December 29, 1966 Break With Chin By WILLIAM L, RYAN peace in Vietnam, despite AP News Analyst avowals from Moscow that the : Soviet leaders will take no such China has exploded another| initiative unless specifically nuclear device and thrown yet/asked by the North Vietnamese. another bomb into the rubble of Soviet-Chinese relations. SEE THREAT As much as any other one; Moscow appears now to see factor, weaponry hasjin China's nuclear club mem- contributed to 'worsening rela-|bership a real threat of nuclear tions between the two u-|weapons spreading to other nist giants and may yet be the|countries and of a world situa- element which makes the break|tion developing beyond the con- complete and final. trol of the two major nuclear cats fis Sa Ay 's an again monopoly" of the Russians and cess of these tests "is a heavy|the Ameticans, and has given blow to... U.S. imperialism|the impression that it believes and Soviet modern revisionism, |the more nations that get the which have been collaborating|bomb, the better. in' a vain attempt to enforce their nuclear monopoly and|own propaganda, that there is sabotage the revolutionary|a "holy alliance" against them struggles of all ressed peo- of the Russians, Americans and ple and ipoiveeed antions," Japanese, they could be moved Building Industry Panting: Blast Aggravates | will It Get Second Breath? By KEN SMITH Canadian Press Business Editor TORONTO (CP) -- Cai- ada's vital construction in- dustry, running fast during the last six years of strong over-all growth, found itself panting for breath in 1966. Now, the question is whether it will get its second wind in 1967 or have to pause for a breather. While 1966 figures still are not complete, it appears likely the industry's total bus- tuted to curb inflationary pressures have been blamed generally fer the uncertain. ties that have developed in the industry, especially in housing. PREDICTS INCREASE But many businessmen have said concern about the Squeeze on corporate profits, rising costs and taxation is causing a serious re-examina- tion of a lot of projects that had been scheduled for a go- ahead signal. ng ew , Despite thése factors, Ar- mand 'Trottier of Quebec City, president of the Canadian Construction Association, has predicted a further increase for the industry in 1967 be- cause demand continues strong in all categories. He told an economic outlook semancr at the University of Toronto in iate November that construction spending in 1987. would probably reach about $12,000,000,000, a gain of seven to nine per cent. Again, however, pbout half would be eaten up by higher prices, and in making the prediction Mr, Trottier noted wryly that construction men by nature are born optimists. Hardest hit by tight money eae 8 een ing a aia yg under National Botting et to 7% per cent from 6%, some im- and that rising rents follow- iness will fall short of early ictions, had been expected the fotal value of construction in 1966 would rise. 14 per cent to $11,200,000,000 -from 1965's $9,900,000,000. By December, however, some industry sources were suggesting the increase would be only. 10 per cent, to $10,- If the Chinese believe their! 999 999.000. No matter which figure is closer, a disturbing factor for the industry is that half the improvement comes from gain will amount to only five to seven per cent, well under the 10 - per - cent - a - year in- crease the Economic Council of Canada says is needed. 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