22 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Mondey, Moy 2, 1966 a Lapierre Rated PPP In CBC 'Kremlin' Lingo By MICHAEL GILLAN OTTAWA {CP)--Lencier Te pierre, who will be finished with the CBC's Seven Days program in about seven days, is what the corporation calls a Permanent Program Personality. Among the program staff, which refers to the Ottawa headquarters of the publicly- owned corporation as the Krem- lin, this kind of television host is nicknamed PPP At the hearings of the Com- mons broadcasting committee, Douglas Leiterman, executive producer of the television pro- gram This Hour Has Seven Days, tabled a hitherto-confi- dential document about program hosts. He said the document's definition of Mr. LaPierre's job makes nonsense of CBC man- agement's reasons for not re- newing his contract when it runs out The document says a PPP is 'usually a person of some standing or reputation in his own right, established from such professions as journalism, academic life or politics, who handles the presentation of a particular item or several items in a number of different contexts." Mr. LaPierre, assoviate pro- fessor of French Canada studies at Montreal's McGil! University, has said that he was told his contract is not being renewed because management ques- tioned his loyalty and said he expressed persona! views as a host on the program. The confidential document says nothing about loyalty. But it has quite a lot to say about a PPP's behavior on the air. The PPP, it says, '"'may con- duct interviews or express views current in the public provocative. "The success of such program personalities will depend on One Third of Hospital Patients In US. Car Accident Victims TORONTO (CP)--One third of those in hospitals in the United States are auto accident victims, Fred Young (NDP~-- Yorkview) told the legislature Friday, quoting statistics he ob-| tained in Washington while at- tending congressional car safety talks. Describing car injuries as a "desperate health problem," Mr. Young said they account for more than a quarter of those who suffer complete or partial paralysis in the U.S. He said he hoped Health Min- ister Matthew Dymond was in- by federal Highways Minister Charles MacNaughton. Mr. Young urged that medi- cal-records note the part of the car that caused personal in- juries. Stephen Lewis (NDP -- Scar- borough West) said the health department should hire four re- search physicians to concen- trate on two distinct areas val p a iy the 'second laning #6 | for {Cleveland downed Chicago the province, visiting every fatal accident scene as soon after as possible. They could record the col- lision course, the position of the vehicles and the locations of in-| juries to disclose any relation-| volving himself in an accident study project recently initiated ship between car damage and| human injury. mind, some of which may be} their ability to stimulate audi- ence interest in the subjects at hand and their capacity to dem- onstrate the importance, ur- gency or high interest of a par- ticular subject or situation, "A Permanent Program Per- sonality jill, therefore, project a considerable degree of in- dividuality."" CRYING LEFT OUT The document says nothing about crying, another objection to Mr. Lapierre stated by CBC President J. Alphonse Ouimet. He disliked Mr. LaPierre's shedding tears following an in- terview with Mrs, Dan Truscott, mother of Steven Truscott whose murder conviction is be- ing reviewed. 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