Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - October 28, 1966, Winnipeg, Manitoba Pearson May reject demands continued ratepayer gets continued although the Federal govern ment argues it has been Gener Ous it is confronted by a confidential study by the Federal provincial tax Structure com Mittee which says the provinces will face More difficult Money problems than the Federal government during the next five years. The Federal authority s Deci Sion revolves around whether to hold tight now and face Tough demands after the expiry of a proposed two year tax agree ment or sweeten the offer now in the Hope that later demands will not be so High. The two expensive offers the Federal government has put Forth Are Transfer of four Points of personal income taxes and one per cent corporation in come taxes to help pay for higher education equal to about half the operating costs of universities and other Post secondary institutions. An improvement in equalization payments to have not provinces Worth about an other next year under new formula. These and other government spending programs place additional Federal spending above the Mark and prompted reports that taxes might be increased As much 10 per cent. J finance minister Sharp told a press conference he was "nor-1 rifled at these reports. These j costs would have to be met j through increased revenues but part would come from larger tax yields from increasing productivity he said. Outside the closed conference the Quebec Premier and or. Sharp at different times had some critical words for each other. Or. Johnson told reporters that or. Sharp was substituting himself for the British North America act and even acting As the night by All of China a tribunal to interpret the act. Internal radio stations made or. Sharp said no previous i j the following assertions for the Nance minister had exercised such regard for the British North America act and responsibilities it finds Dis tasteful this is Good for a cheer. On the other hand if a province marches to Ottawa being promised Little or nothing and ends up grab Bing millions that too gets a round of applause unless of course it is. Quebec and that is called a this sort of thing can get out of hand when people Start airily contemplating hundreds of millions As if they were peanuts instead of dollars. And the haggling Over tax Points this week has been brisk to say the least. We Don t want to Levy the toll any says Ottawa to the provinces. So take 17 Points Here another five there set the taxes yourself and Well talk it Over again in two if you insist groan the but we need More Points to do the if one keeps in mind that the going rate on one Grade a equalized Federal income tax Point is roughly 000 the exercise Borders on madness. The main Point is that next Spring when the receiver general sends around his personalized income tax forms it won t matter who has what Points or who levies what taxes. The Money comes from the same Humble pockets from Newfoundland to Van Couver Island. It was this very Point that a weary Mitchell Sharp Felt compelled to emphasize to weary newsmen before they banged out More extravagant stories about the sue China fires nuclear missile maps hit Wilson on tragedy London of parliament from both major parties accused prime minister Wilson s government Friday of trying to choke off Public com ment on the Coal slag disaster in Aberfan. Attorney general sir Elwyn Jones told the House of com Mons thursday that newspaper or television comment on the disaster could result in contempt of court proceedings. He said such comment could interfere with the work of the tribunal named to investigate the cause of the tragedy. Sir Knox Cunningham a conservative said newspaper invest to Gabon of the disaster would help to prevent similar occurrences. Sir John Hobson a former conservative attorney general said Public comment could produce information help Ful to the tribunal. Arthur Lyon a Laberite said the Legal profession would receive the attorney general s Rul ing with great regret. He said the tribunal was not Likely to be swayed by newspaper or television comment. Sile flew and the nuclear warhead hit the target at the appointed distance effecting a successful this statement which was repeatedly broadcast throughout i think Amr. Johnson knows other Federal proposals to the conference Are withdrawal from major shared Cost programs such As Hospital insurance with a further Transfer to the prov inces of 17 percentage Points of personal income taxes. Full costs of adult retrain first time peking declared the test had been by technicians of the people s libera Tion army in response to the Call of Comrade Lin Pao for living study and living use of the thought of Mao tse Tung previous announcements have not noted the participation of military personnel. The nuclear weapon test was linked directly to the War in Viet Nam and the struggle in Tubia i programs to be borne by of revolutionary Peoples the Federal government. Throughout the the withdrawal from programs j announcement declared that for construction of vocational the. People s liberation with would be greatly strengthened and encouraged by China ceases s e t c k s of various premiers at the remember what we Are talking about is the said professor Sharp. We Are about Federal government distributing largesse and Are not talking about the provincial governments distributing my main objective As Canada s finance minister is to see that the interests of the taxpayer Are adequately protected. We must always remind ourselves that when we Are talking in terms of Federal and provincial governments it is always the same in other words when people Start referring to the provincial taxpayer and the Federal taxpayer Don t fall into the. Trap of thinking these Are two separate groups of canadians. There is Only one tax payer and it is you and it hurts. But there is no Point in throwing a Tantrum be cause governments make such financial demands on the citizenry. Municipalities provinces and countries need More Money. They need it to provide the e d u c a t n skilled training old age Security and medical care that individuals require and expect in the Complex society of this rapid Cen Tury. And individuals must help to pay for All this unless they would rather Chuck it for the Good old Days when there were hand looms instead of factories and a person retired when he dropped in his tracks. Cheque Blank near the executive vice president of the International. Consumer credit association thursday fracture u r e a 1 1 association Inu Stuy w.1" of a Vujko in predicted that by or. Blake said. Will be As obsolete As barter system. A a Lucian Blake was speaking to a special meeting of the Winni Peg credit Gran tors association held at the fort Garry hotel to Honor a. Genser of Winnipeg. Or. Genser was recently elected president of the International body. Or Blake said both currency and the Cheque will be replaced by a funds identification to a personal credit card. A customer at a store will simply his card to the sales clerk in order to pay for his Purchase. The clerk he said will place the card in an electronic device which will Check the customer s Bank balance and Transfer the amount of the Purchase from the customer s account to the store automatically. The same sort of cashless Transfer of funds will also take place Over Long distances by the use of special telephones or. Blake said. A person Money to someone in another City will simply insert his funds wishing to Send identification ept Acle in card in a rec touch tone Harold a. Genser Seni Clary Lrea surer. Of Cuser s Furni Ture right. Honoured thursday Nigil at a special dinner held by the Winnipeg credit Gran tors association at the fort Garry hotel. Sealed is William Blake executive vice president of the International consumer credit association Hie Winni Peg group s Parent body. Telephone punch out the num ber of the out of town Bank account and the amount of Money he wants to Transfer from his Awn account. The bal me in both accounts will be changed instantaneously by computer and no Cash or Cheque of any kind will have been necessary. By 1970, we shall see such operations As entire. Factory and government payrolls being statement will no longer contain returned cheques. Since will be living in a outlined More women than from fractures in the hip joint and no one can Roland Barnes professor of orthopaedic surgery at uie. Glasgow University said at a press conference thursday that no answer to the phenomenon is in sight. He is taking part in the three Day orthopaedic disabilities and rehabilitation symposium which started thursday at the rehabilitation Hospital. Hip joint fractures Are very difficult to said professor Barnes. A 30 per cent failure rate exists for particularly difficult each additional year of age Means increased chances of hip joint fracture lift said because of the increasing brittleness of. The Bone. And. Thinning of Bones is an Index of he added. In men hip joint fractures double each seven years. Kor women it doubles every five years. There arc 228 higher education institutions of in the United handled by Banks Exchange paper without any whatsoever. Tin familiar monthly Bank Stales for men Only and 252 for Only. The co educational colleges and universities num ber j.031. Small enough to be a compact. Big enough to be by Dodge. And technical schools phase out payments to the provinces Worth further increases in provincial spending should be financed by higher provincial taxes not through an additional Transfer to the prov inces of Federal taxes. A Revenue stabilization for Mula to guarantee that Gen eral provincial revenues will be subsidized in any recession year to a level of 95 per cent of the previous year. Some premiers appeared pleased with the Federal offers others disgruntled. John Robarts of Ontario said there is a possibility that provincial taxes will have to be raised. The Federal government had Given his province no sub Possession weapon. The communists of the nuclear asserted that China s Possession of nuclear weapons was a great setback to the plans of can imperialism revisionism to nuclear monopoly. Ameri and soviet maintain finally they linked the tests to the present internal Stantial benefits. I think we be done fairly Well considering the position of the Federal said Saskatchewan s Ross Thatcher. I Don t know How the Federal government is going to find the Money to pay for w. A. C. Bennett of . Said he did not expect to have to impose an Over All taxation in crease. Louis Robichaud of new Brunswick praised the new equalization formula terming it a giant step in the right direct took it was a great Victory for the thought of Mao tse Tung and a product of the present great proletarian cultural revolution. The announcement contained the usual disclaimer declaring that China s ultimate the destruction purpose of All nuclear weapons throughout the world. But its tone was much More militant than previous announcements of nuclear tests. Although the chinese reiterated they would never be the first to use nuclear weapons they warned the world of China s growing military strength. Usual warhead the nuclear warhead which capped the missile was apparently a conventional atomic bomb. Peking s last nuclear test of a highly enriched atomic bomb in the 200-Kiloton Range last May 9. Sun. Newfoundland s Joey smal Wood said Well get 000 to in equalization payments and that Ain t Ernest Manning of Alberta said until it is certain How much Money the Federal government is to provide for higher Educa Tion he would not know whether taxes in his province have to be increased. Would Canada fights for identity envoy says Melbourne Canada is struggling to retain its Iden Tity the Canadian High commissioner to Australia a. B. Men Zies said in an address to the australian r of a 1 common wealth society Here thursday. He said Canada is being inundated with . Products including television cars goods and advertising. Canada was sending 80 per cent of its exports to the United states. Menzies said close relation ships with the United states will naturally continue but Canada keep its tics with Britain France and other european countries. Interval Between the two tests was the shortest since China exploded her first nuclear de vice in the fall of 1964. No details were Given on the nature of the guided missile but it appears Likely from previous information that it was. In the 500 to class. It is virtually certain that the communists Are now proceeding with serial production of such intermediate Range missiles and their nuclear warheads. Secretary of defence Robert Mcnamara told the nato Council of ministers in Decem ber 1965, that China would possess an Arsenal of inter mediate Range of guided mis Siles with nuclear warheads within two years time. Almost one year has passed since his prophecy and the chinese appear to be proceeding on the schedule he postulated. It is Authora ively estimated China will possess an Arsenal of 150 to 200 nuclear weapons by the end of 1967. The new chinese announce ment made it Clear that China would use the atomic Arsenal to support her aggressive foreign policy of liberating oppressed Peoples throughout the that pursued by China s present dogmatic and aggressive leadership could Heigh ten the danger of a nuclear confrontation Between peking Washington. You re going to be hard to convince that Dart is really a compact. Only the Price tag will do it. Dart starts out with the principle that a compact owner has As much right to dazzle dazzle As anybody else. So right from the Start. 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