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12 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesdey, November 29, 1967 ' INCREASE POSTPONED Postal Rate Resolution Defeated By Opposition By ALEXANDER FARRELL | OTTAWA (CP) -- The opposi-| tion got back from dinner a lit- tle faster than the government Tuesday night, and defeated a government resolution aimed at raising postal rates on letters within Canada by one cent. Postmaster - General Cote PARLIAMENT AT-A-GLANCE By THE CANADIAN PRESS This increased the chances) TUESDAY, Nov. 28, 1967 that the present four for local letters, will re- main as they are until after Christmas. If the government brings in a reworded resolution and gets it accepted, it can then push enabling legislation through Parliament. The defeat, by 14 votes to 11, did not come on a confidence motion, and therefore put the) government under no obligation| to resign. When the House of Commons resumed its sitting at 8 p.m., after the dinner break, nobody got up to speak on the resolu- tion, which had been r de- bate most of the afternot The chair therefore called aj vote and Conservative House Leader Michael Starr, counting!| the House, quickly agreed. | The 12 Conservatives and two! New Democrats president; joined forces to beat the 11 Lib-/ erals. The total of 25 members was five above the quorum re-| quired to transact business in the 265-seat House. | The opportunity to inflict a} surprise defeat on the govern-| ment might not have occurred, however, had not Max Saltsman} (NDP--Waterloo South) also) been a few minutes late getting} back to the Commons. Mr. rates, five! | Prime Minister Pearson cents for out-of-town letters and) 6ondemned President de Gaulle's newest statements on Quebec as an "'intolerable" in- terference fairs, All four opposition party leaders in the Commons joined in criticizing the presi- dent's statements~Of sovereignty for Quebec. Mr. Pearson also described the Cyprus situation as "dan- gerously explosive' and said | a Greek-Turkish war could be almost fatal to NATO. The Commons resumed de- bate on planned postal rate in- crease, with opposition MPs complaining that burden would be carried by private citizens. The government suffered a surprise defeat on a resolution preceding legislation to in- crease postal rates The 14-to-11 vote killed the resolution for this session but government spokesmen said it might be possible to introduce a reworded resolution with similar effect. WEDNESDAY, NQ; 29 The Commons meets at 2:30 p.m. to resume clause-by- clause debate on the govern- in Canadian af- the whole | was in the Comons at the more Liberal MPs from dinner, but no one did. "This is awful," Government House Leader MacEachen said when he heard the news. He im- mediately telephoned Prime Minister Pearson, whose reac- tion was not disclosed. Meanwhile, there is doubt as to whether the govern- ment can introduce a reworded resolution with the same intent at the current session, which could extend well into the new year. REVISE WORDING Mr. MacEachen said he thinks the government can jcome up with a new resolution with enough differences in | wording to be acceptable. | The resolution sought Com- mons approval to introduce leg- |six cents from five on out-of- itown letters for delivery within) |Canada, and to five from four! yr Bell said the record of {on local letters. | The same legislation would/in the field of transportation. 'have provided an amended rate jstructure for newspapers and | periodicals and certain changes jin post office administration, | particularly in relation to tend- ers and contracts. } After the postal resolution |was beaten, the Commons got| |through several non-controver- Sial measures before a volcano of angry words erupted over the annual CNR finance bill. Michael Forrestall (PC -- Saltsman had been scheduled to} ment 'bill to restrict capital |Halifax), Grant Deachman (L speak at the 8 p.m. resumption) punishment. The Senate is ad-|--_ Vancouver Quadra) and, of business. journed until Dec. 5 |Thomas M. Bell (P C-- Saint) |John - Albert) demanded that) some way be found of getting a/ time. He or anyone else could|for the premier said Tuesday. have risen to talk on the resolu-| tion, stalling for time while eration of Tomorrow conference returned|he is certain Quebec would re- some) | |tions, such as the CNR. TORONTO (CP) -- Premier Daniel Johnson of Quebec disa- grees with the resolution of French-language _unilingualism Unilingualism Dismays Premier Johnson Of Quebec spect rights'of Quebec's Eng- lish-speaking minority, even if separated. The Estates General is a pri- endorsed by Quebec delegat to the Estates General of French Canada, a spokesman Mr. Johnson told the Confed- | jfull . disclosure of the CNR's revenues, expenditures and ac- counting procedures. QUESTION COST BOOST People in the Maritimes want to know why the CNR considers it necessary to increase the costs of shipping goods in and out of their region, Mr. Forre- stall said. Mr. Deachman said the prob- lem lies in the inability of Com- mons committees to match the vately-or i forum assem- bled by Quebec nationalists to plug for constitutional change. Its language resolution at a conference in Montreal last week says French should be the only official language of all or- ganisms directly or indirectly under authority of the govern- ment, including school boards. It calls for elimination of Eng- lish teaching at the primary level in French-language schools and urges that English be made optional at the second- ary level in French-language schools. A spokesman for the premier said Mr. Johnson does not be- lieve Quebec should abandon of- ficial bilingualism. "expertise" of Crown corpora- Recalling the days when Don- ald Gordon was CNR president, jislation increasing the rate tO) of statistics to prove any partic- jular case that he wanted to he said Mr. Gordon would ap- pear before the transport com- mittee "surrounded by a coterie of experts, each carrying a black bag filled with a profusion make. this government is "honorable" Helps Solve 3 Biggest FALSE TEETH . .Worries and Problems A little FASTEETH sprinkled on your dentures does all this: (1) Helps old false teeth more firmly in place; (2) Holds them more comfortably; (3) Lets you bite up to 35% har without discomfort. FASTEETH Piet is alkaline (non-acid).Won's . No gummy, gooey, pasty taste. Dentures that fit are eveontial to health. See your dentist regularly. Get FASTEETH at all drug counters, Club Meetings . . . 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