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20 ™ OSHAWA Times, 'Thursday, February 28, 1963 No Campaign Against Diet SEEKS COMMONS SEAT nomination for Rosetown - Big-/the Canadian government." 'We were told by Slemon that|gar in the April 8 federal elec- all officers im NORAD believe/tion. that defensive weapons should be armed with nuclear war- Mr, Pinckney said his group|w requested the trip to NORAD|group represented all the majorjinformation about NORAD, M: He said: "The air marshaljheadquarters and should not become involved in|tion was provided by the RCAF.|said, heads," said Mr, Pinckney, whoa political controversy (because|He 'said members of his group) The weekly editors werejper men, legislators and other is seeking the Liberal party|he said nothing for or agaimst|left the headquarters .convinced|shocked at the small numbers|groups visited NORAD at Col-) BONN (Reuters)--West Ger-|its e that "we must have nuclearlof Canadians who visitedjorado Springs. In the same pe-|Many will earmark an extra|the British for our def The|NORAD headquarters-or sought|riod 178 Canadians were there.|200,000,000 marks ($50,000,000)|The West German r.|This included only four or five|for the purchase of British arms|accepted this arrange! i r men and a handfuljand equipment in the next fin-|nesday night at Anglo-West ancial year to compensate for|man economic talks in transporta-|political parties in Canada, he|/Pinckney said. He said last/mewspi ota in, the current year 31,000 American newspa-lof parliamentarians." Pinckney Says ROSETOWN, Sask. (CP)-- The man who led 28 Canadian weekly newspaper editors on a visit to North American Air De- fence Command headquarters at Colorado Springs, Colo., says there was no campaigning against the Canadian govern- ment's nuclear arms stand by Air Marshal C. Roy Siemon of the RCAF. John Pinckney of Rosetown, ident of the Canadian eekly Newspapers Association and publisher of the weekly Rosetown Eagle, was comment- ing in an interview on a report in the Washington Daily News. The News said Air rshal Slemon, deputy NORAD com- mander, campaigned against the Canadian government's nu- clear arms stand during visits to NORAD by the 28 weekly edi- tors, the Toronto Board of Trade and members of the Ca- nadian Institute of International Affairs. "Air Marshal Slemon in no way whatever mentioned Mr. Diefenbaker, his government or his policies to us while we were at his headquarters," Mr. Pinckney said, Fought Under Five Flags In Seven Wars SALT: LAKE CITY (AP)-- Charles Sweeny, 81, former for- eign correspondent and adven- turer who fought under five flags in seven wars, died Wed- nesday. Physicians attributed death to infirmities of age. A native of San. Francisco, Sweeny enlisted in the U.S. Army at the age of 16 and fought in the Spanish-American War, acquiring a taste for bat- tle he never lost. He graduated from Notre Dame University, the U.S. Mil- itary Academy at West Point, and France's Ecole Militaire. He fought in the French For- eign Legion and the U.S. Army in the First World War, in rev- volutions in Russia, Turkey and Africa, and served as an ad- viser to the Loyalists in the Spanish Civil War. He later organized the Eagle Squadron, consisting of U.S. volunteers attached to the French Air Force. When France surrendered to Germany, Sweeny and his squadron went to England. He continued to command the squadron with the rank of group captain in the RAF, until 1942, when the squadron was transferred to the U.S. Army Air Force. Between military assignments Sweeny was a foreign corre. spondent, Liberals Rap Caouette On Kelly Remark OTTAWA (CP)--Liberal party headquarters replied Wednes- day to Real Caouette's charge that hockey star Red Kelly, as Liberal MP for York West in the last Parliament, merely sat in the Commons "with his arms and legs crossed and doesn't Say a word." The Liberal statement re. ferred to press files on the dep- uty Social Credit leader, who made the remark about Mr. Kelly at Kirkland Lake Tues- day night. It said the files show that Mr. aouette, in announcing an ex. tensive speaking tour the day before Parliament opened last Sept. 27, had said his Commons attendance record would prob- ably be worse than that of any other member. It said he had added that "elections are not won in the House of Commons." Colombo Plan | Contributions -- May Increase OTTAWA (CP)--There are indications that Canada will in- crease its contributions to the Colombo plan in the new fiscal co on April 1, at least! 0 extent of restoring' the| $8,500,000 cut imposed in last! year's economy program. Informed sources look for an increase no matter which Ppolit- teal party wins the April 8 fed- eral election. The allocation for the current fiscal year, ending March 31,| Was originaly set at $50,000,000! but was reduced to $41,500,000) in last June's austerity. meas-| ures, | Though it was never officially | @nnounced, the cut was under-| stood to have taken the form! largely of reduced flour and| wheat shipments to countries of| rene Asia. : | ada's contribution to the Plan for economic aid to that region of the world- had been $50,000,000 annually for several years and represented by far its biggest effort in the field} of assistance to underdeveloped countries. 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