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iD i r. See e Dr. in ine olism Tues- yunsel inter- y will d all asked argu: les of ted so even take er to tte as ended. m hand be- tice from an as the Chi- sisters that icket line. r eed tificates uaranteed ertificetes incipal and id es Col- ccutors in ath, re Act In ) TRUST ORATION Oshewe wmanville jologist 6239 Diefenbaker Hits At Manning Denies Tories "In Disarray" | By RON MacDONALD EDMONTON (CP) -- Alberta Premier E. C. Manning's new book on federal politics caused only the gentlest of ripples when it was released Friday. In the book, the premier, dean of Canada's government leaders, calls on the national Progressive Conservative party to lead the country into a po- litical renewal at the federal level. Mr. Manning says the Social Credit movement, of which he has long been the philosop! 'cal leader, cannot alone effect a na- tional political renaissance. The only reasonable a"erna- tive, he says, is for the national Progressive Conservative party to take advantage of v 'iat the premier calls its pres it state of disarray and rebuil': from the bottom up. A rebuilt Progre_cive Con- servative party then could at- tract all those who subscribe to what Mr. Manning identifies as a 'Social Conservative" ideo- logy 'and. thereby stimulate a THE OSHAWA TIME, saturday, August S, 1967 3 said at a Calgary press confer- ence. He dismissed Mr. Manning's contention that the national Conservatives are in disarray. Mr. Diefenbaker said it would rationalization and reali of federal politics. "In the national field," the premier writes, "the Social Credit party can make its maxi- mum contribution to the fur- thering of its own ideals and principles . . . by doing every- thing within its power to en- courage and assist in bringing about an effective reorganiza- tion of the Progressive Con- servative party of Canada." DIEF REJECTS THESIS National Conservative leader John Diefenbaker rejected Pre- mier Manning's thesis. "This party will not, under any circumstances, be per- mitted to go back to a reac- tionary base,"' Mr. Diefenbaker PCs Ex sect Contenders To Be At "Thinkers" Meet By CARN-AN CUMMING OTTAWA (CP) -- All Con- servative lcadership contenders are expected to attend the party's Quebec City "thinkers" conference next week but cam- paigning will be discouraged, organizers said Friday. The conference opens Monday in the suburban resort of Mai- son Montmorency. V. F. Valentine, professor of sociology at Carleton University here and co-ordinator of the conference, said all nine de- clared contenders have been in- vited and as far as he knew all would attend. But he added that the candi- dates have been "'asked not to seek opportunities to speak." Conservative Leader John Diefenbaker had been asked to attend but had not yet replied. SEEK GUIDELINES The conference is to produce suggestions and guidelines for the 400-member policy advisory committee of the party, which meets in Toronto immediately before the Sept. 6-9 leadership convention. Prof. Valentine, outlining plans for the thinkers conclave at a press conference, said there will be a heavy represen- tation of university people--not necessarily conservative in out- look. He said some 48 acaden.ics have accepted, along with 42 Conservative members of Par- liament and the legislatures and 42 "'lay'"' people. Asked how many of the parti- eipants are adherents of the Conservative party, he replied: "T would say roughly two- thirds--perhaps more. I didn't even think of breaking it down that way." DAVIS CHAIRMAN He said the chairman of the four-day conference will be On- tario's education minister, Will- iam Davis, who also will be chairman of the convention po- licy committee. Mr. Davis had been consi- dered a_ possible leadership candidate but now is expected to stay out of the race. Premier Robarts of Ontario, also considered a possible candi- date, will speak to the confer- ence Wednesday night. Prof. Valentine said he he- lieved the original idea for the conference came from Party President Dalton Camp, al- though he was not certain of this. Mr. Camp is to attend. He said a subcommittee of the party's convention commit- tee selected the delegates and that the committee will pay room - and - board costs of all delegates, plus travelling ex- penses for the academics. NOT CONSERVATIVE Asked about his own political Status, he said he is not a Con- servative "in the card-carrying sense" and probably would have done a similar organizing job for the Liberal or NDP parties if he had been asked. He said party labels mean nothing to him, although parti- cipation in the conference would probably "leave the label Con- servative on me," But he said he thought he re- flected the views of many Cana- dians who were "'a little bit con- fused about what's happening," and wanted a better examina- tion of complex modern prob- lems. The conference equality of cultural life. All participants will meet in a final-day plenary session to draft a final report for the po- licy committee. reporters at the news confer- ence protested plans to close committee sessions except to a "observer- from the news media, and organizers said the committees would be opened at least for the first day, after certain number of participants" which the situation would be re- examined. MacDonald Raps Government For Delay On Medicare TORONTO (CP) -- Donald MacDonald, Ontario New Demo- cratic Party leader, said Friday the Ontario government "'is dragging its feet on medical in- surance in an effort to protect the insurance companies and the private medical carriers." "The federal government's in- sistence that medicare must be run on a non-profit basis by a public body is an obvious and essential fact," Mr. MacDonald said in a statement. "Tt will ensure the lowest pos- sible rates as well as account- ability in the expenditure of many millions of dollars of pub- blic funds." Premier Robarts said Thurs- day he was concerned at Ot- tawa's insistence that private plans be eliminated fron: the medical insurance program. He doubted Ontario would be able to meet federal requirements in time to participate in the scheme by the July 1, 1968, target date. Mr. MacDonald said the prov- incial government is "attempt- a|ing to protect limited private in- terests."' "The public should realize that if Ontario refuses to meet the pon - profit, publicly - run qualification it will cost Ontario taxpayers about $150,000,000 a year," he said. "That is the amount Ontario would lose by not participating in the federal medicare program." First HOME Serviced Lots Due For Individual Applications TORONTO (CP) -- Serviced building lots under the provin- cial government's Home Owner- ship Made Easy plan in nearby Bramalea will be restricted to individual applications when the first lots are offered for rent or sale Tuesday, P. E. H. Brady, an Ontario Housing Corporation official, said today. He said builders will be ex- cluded from applying for the 251 lots in phase one, which will be offered on a first-come, first- served basis. At the same time, 1,045 un- serviced lots in the HOME's phase two at Bramalea will be offered to both builders and in- dividuals until 75 per cent of the lots have been taken. Then builders will be excluded until individual demands have been met, Mr. Brady said. The unserviced lots will be made available to applicants as servicing is completed during the next few months. Bramalea is one of seven On- tario centres where 2,194 build- ing lots are being offered for rent or sale under the HOME plan. has 3 YEARS No P. For 2 M also 6- 12- 18-20- CROSS CANADA PAVING GUARANTEE 36 month to pay hs After Completi @ FREE ESTIMATE... Call 728-9292 Cshawa jbe "quite impossible under the one a |saying the reason for his resig- is to divide into eight committees studying different areas such as the con- stitution, the economy and the democratic system'"' to haye Ca- nadian federal politics re- stricted to two parties. Premier Manning says in his book that he is seeking to polarize the fed- eral system into' two parties, "Social Conservative" party and the other a party with a Socialist "collectivist"' approach. THOMPSON HESITANT Other initial comment Friday morning was non - commital. Former national Social Credit leader Robert Thompson said he would read the book before com- menting on its contents. Mr. Thompson resigned as national party leader March 17, nation was that "the present political situation in Canada is |newed commitment to the de-| weak in the national sense," the 265-seat commons. In his book, Premier Manning form. He would endorse it only| policies urges. lead a national political party. in any constructive) to assist | tics. At a Toronto press conference Friday where he introduced his book, Mr. Manning said: 'I want to make it perfectly clear son in Canada--32 consecutive time.' WILL RETIRE--SOMEDAY politics, the premier said, expect to retire--someday."' political realignment he advo-| party "could conceivably disap- political entity' Recruiting Up OTTAWA (CP) forces recruiting --Armed mains below the figure for mid- ures released Friday show. ments in the first half of this year totalled 7,042, an increase of 70 per cent over the figure of 4,340 in the first half of 1966. Total strength June 30 was 105,899, below the total of 106,- 186 a year earlier but up from 104,553 at the start of this year. There were 959 enlistments in June, an increase of 335 over the same month in 1966. Strength of the individual forces June 30, with mid-1966 figures in brackets, was: Navy 18,320 (18,182); army 42,426 (43,- 330); air force 451,53 (44,674). Dangerous Tubes TV Replaced TCRONTO (CP)-- Television repairmen have been unobtru- sively replacing dangerous) *' tubes in color television sets, a Canadian General Electric Co.) official said Friday. Jack Pollock said servicemen | were instructed to pay "free! service calls" to customers in order to replace the original tubes which, according to United States, government tests, "could leak X-rays at levels representing a potential hazard to human health." About 2,000 sets using the dangerous tubes were imported from the U.S. and sold mainly in Ontario and Quebec. All have been located and repaired Mr. Pollocck said. He said people were not told the replacement was being made. Social Credit has five seats in creaté not a "great society,' makes clear that he is not en-jis entitled dorsing the national Progressive | ment: Conservative party in its present) ful Canadians." jif it redefined its principles,|the national Conservatives are| and structure as he! heavily engaged in the race for| The premier also is at pains | cided at a Toronto convention | to make clear that he himself! Sept. 6-9. has no aspirations whatever to! He says he is prepared simply | opposition led by provincial Con- reorganization of federal poli-)Mr. that I have no federal, political/the Alberta legislature and the| aspirations. I have been in poli-| 10-man opposition includes six! tics longer than any other per-/Conservatives. years. Perhaps I've served my|that there are several major | | politics: Asked if this meant he plan-| alternatives based on principles, ned to retire from provincial|the incapability of present par- "I/ties to produce meaningful pol- Mr. Manning says that if the|discussions between people cap- cates is put into effect by Shel faction with present political | Conservatives, the Social Credit} leaders." pear as a separate national|requires not and become|gers or unions of expediency" Armed Forces of political groupings. increased sharply in the first half of this year but current strength re- 1966, defence department fig- The department said enlist- part of a bigger and more effective "Social Conservative" force, The premier says he does not believe at this time that forma- tion of an altogether new politi- cal party is the answer to national political problems. However, if the Conservatives fail to take up the challenge of r t, many C will begin to consider seriously a new Social Conservative party. Mr. Manning defines social conservatism as a synthesis of "the humanitarian concerns of those with awakened social con- sciences (and) the economic persuasion of those with a firm conviction in the value of free- dom of economic activity and} enlightened private enterprise." | "At the heart of the Social ,Conservative position is a re- velopment of individual human| beings. INDIVIDUAL STRESSED } Social programs should aim to} out! a "society of great individuals."'| Mr. Manning' Ss 94-page volume| "Political Realign-| A Challenge to Thought-| It is published at a time when | |the party leadership, to be de-| In Alberta, Premier Manning faces a re-vitalized legislative servative chief Peter Lougheed. Lougheed said Friday his only initial comment on the premier's book was that it seemed to have relevance mainly in the federal field. Social Credit holds 55 seats in Mr. Manning says in his book sources of confusion in federal] "absence of clear-cut) icy, the contradictory partisan. able of agreement, the dissatis- | Resolution of these problems "superficial mer- but a fundamental realignment Tynwald Due For Setback UNITED NATIONS (Reut- | ers)--The Isle of Man Parlia- ment, the Tynwald, will be dis-| appointed if it expects help from the United Nations in its revolt against British rule, qua-| lified sources said Friday. | This does not mean the UN| would refuse to receive an ap- | peal from the Tynwald, the} sources said. But it would not lead to the dispatch of a UN| fact-finding team or any other | meaningful action in the ~~ seeable future. The House of Keys--the Tyn- wald--is due to meet in emer- gency session Tuesday to vote on a resolution calling for a UN investigation into the British government's determination to| apply British legislation to the | island against the Manx Parlia- | ment's wishes. 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