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® THE OSHAWA TIMES, Mond ay, April 3, 1967 Press Association Asks Repeal Of "Restrictions' From AP-Reuters MONTEGO BAY, Jamaica (CP) --The Inter - American Press Association Saturday called on Brazil, Nicaragua and Canada to repeal laws it says restrict freedom of the press. The board of directors of the association concluded a four- day meeting here by appealing to the three governments to re- move from their statute books laws which, the board says, threaten free and unfettered publication. | The board approved an amended resolutions unging the IAPA "'to continue to protest against laws in Canada and other countries" which it de- clared to be "contrary to the traditions of a free press and which tend to undermine hem- ispheric understanding of what is truly meant by freedom of committee, cited Canada alone and urged a strong protest against Canadian legislation re- stricting advertising and tax exemptions to Canadian-owned publications. The Canadian Daily Newspa- per Publishers Association has invited the IAPA to a meeting in Canada May 4 to discuss the legislation. The committee said the IAPA should select its "strongest possible delegation" to set forth its views. The board requested Brazil- ian President da Costa Silva and the Brazilian Congress to repeal "all legislation in con- flict with universally-held con- cepts of freedom of the press" after delegates criticized press and national security laws passed last month by former president Humberto Castello Branco. the press."" : The -original resolution, as di presented by the 'N! It also asked for repeal of i ua's new press law and other laws restraining freedom of the press. The JAPA represents more than 700 newspapers and or- ganizations in the Western Hemisphere. | In summary, this is the effect lof Canadian legislation which came into force early last year: The expense of placing adver- tisements in foreign publica- tions with an eye to selling goods on the Canadian market lis disallowed asa corporate in- lcome tax exemption. Also, the Inew law is designed to curb foreign take-overs of Canadian newspaper and magazine own- ership, To enable advertisers to claim their business expense ldeductions, the publications must remain 75 per cent or more Canadian-owned, Ian Macdonald of Thomson Newspapers Ltd. told the com- mittee certain Canadian pub- lishers contend Canada has "absolute freedom." Never Before A Sale Like This CHEVY"S BONANZA SALE at Ontario Motor Sales! NEW DELHI (AP) -- Three weeks after her election as India's prime minister, Indira Gandhi's position is threatened by defections from her Congress party. Congress party members have bolted in two Indian states, leaving the party with legisla- tive majorities in only seven of 16 states. Some fear that the defections will reach the na- tional level and reduce or wipe out the party's 20-seat majority in Parliament. The cabinet Mrs. Gandhi fonmed last month after India's general elections could then fall on a parliamentary vote of no confidence. Although Mrs. Gandhi's Position Threatened By Defections From Her Party pears in danger, observers ex- pect the Congress party to re- tain power. All six opposition parties in Parliament would have to unite and be joined by at least 15 defectors from the Congress to put together a new parliamen- tary majority, and there ap- pears to be no conceivable prospect of this happening. After ruling India unchal- lenged since the country became independent 20 years ago, the Congress party has declinec both in appeal to the voters and party discipline. 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