Trudeau keeps low profile at Commonwealth meet
Prime Minister Trudeau faced a reporter’s question on leading roles at the Commonwealth heads of government conference in Kingston Jamaica. He denied pushing a personal agenda and suggested he would not be billed to lead, amid a cautious approach during the discussions on southern Africa and the new economic order.
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Africa
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Ottawa
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Rhodesia
U.S
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el Paso
FPC
Canada
Arctic
United States
Parliament TV Coverage Moves Toward Formal Steps
Government House Leader Mitchell Sharp planned to table a resolution this week seeking MPs to officially approve admission of television cameras for Parliament. No debate time is set, and first tapes of regular Commons proceedings may surface only later, perhaps in the next session.
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Ottawa
Government House
Mitchell Sharp
Commons
Senate
Alberta
NDP candidates press for action on foreign ownership
Canada must curb foreign ownership of assets, NDP leadership hopefuls told a weekend forum. John Harney urged national control of assets, while Lorne Nystrom favored borrowing from foreign funds through Canadian agencies. Other speakers called for more research funds and condemned immigration policy as racist.
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Conway Daly Brandon
NDP
John Harney
Scarborough West
Canada
Lorne Nystrom
Yorkton- Melville
Saskatchewan Economic Development Corp
Harney
Nystrom
William Thomas Bedwell
Douglas Campbell
Mississauga
Ont
Ed Broadbent
British Columbia
Rosemary Brown
Winnipeg
York University
Quebec
U S Forces Cut in Thailand as Southeast Asia Pullout Unfolds
The United States and Thailand announce a 28 percent U S troop reduction from 27 000 to 19 500 over two months as part of a broader Southeast Asia withdrawal. No details given on remaining aircraft.
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Associated Press
United States
Thailand
Southeast Asia
U.S
Cambodia
North
South Vietnam
Feed grain via alternative feeds eyed to free grain for people
A Rockefeller Foundation conference of 24 experts examined using waste products and non grain sources as livestock feed to release more grain for human consumption. They discussed improving pastures, global food priorities, and the potential shift away from grain fed meat toward efficient resource use.
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N. Y. Times News Service
New York
Rockefeller Foundation
John A. Pino
Foundation
Pino
United States
America
Three men report paying for Vietnamese evacuee signatures
In Newport News three men say some South Vietnamese refugees paid Americans up to 3000 dollars for affidavits certifying evacuees as American dependents. The group quit their rescue attempt after reaching Clark Air Base in the Philippines, claiming witnesses saw large cash bribes and signed affidavits from unfamiliar Americans.
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Newport News
Saigon
Ronald Olson
Air Force
Olson
Donald Roberts
Dwight Beebe
Southeast Asia
Clark Air Base
Philippines
Philippine
Clark
Guam
United States
Beebe’s
Roberts
U.S
Canada Faces Gas Pipeline Clash in U S Hearings
Public hearings before the U S Federal Power Commission open over rights to tap Alaska gas and Canada’s Mackenzie Delta. AAG proposes a $10 billion cross-Canada pipeline, while El Paso Alaska Co argues for moving U S gas south and tanker to California.
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Canada
U.S. Federal Power Commission
FPC
Alaska
Mackenzie Delta
Arctic Natural Gas
AAG
U.S
Delta
el Paso Alaska Co
California
el Paso
Canadian
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