Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 12, 1968, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press wednesday june 12, 1968 17 Tradeau attacks opposition for an eventual but unpriced guaranteed income plan or. Trudeau said the liberals had tried to figure out the Cost of such a scheme and estimates ran is High As billion. I would not make a Promise if i did not know what it would or. Trudeau told some supporters in a steamy Arena. I would not buy a suit of Long underwear if i did not know what it would he added As the crowd roared. Or. Stanfield s family business shift in opinion that he had not been Able to project As Well As possible in the weekend s National television debate. He mentioned several times its dullness. In Windsor nip supporters were enthusiastic about nip Leader Douglas s showing on the program. Or. Trudeau talked. Of the need for Freer Trade and in the automobile manufacturing City pointed to the advantages including new jobs in the southwestern Region created by the . Auto pact. The prime minister said this Type of relationship was needed with All nations of the world leading to Freer Trade. And he repeated that the liberals would t make any wild promises. An nip heckler on the fringe of the crowd shouted at or. Trudeau and the prime min ister then directed his remarks to him. But his speech was planned even to a quotation in his pocket on nip statements in Quebec. He said the nip might be in Power in centuries to come but in the meantime was talking out of both sides of its or. Trudeau said the Douglas party talked about a two nations policy and a special status for Quebec but since first announcing it seven years ago had never spelled out exactly what after the front doors were it meant closed by officials because of he maintained that or. Doug numbers i Las and his followers in Quebec produces garments including underwear in London an area of mostly True Blue tories or. Trudeau got his biggest reception of the Day. The crowd in the Arena cheered and applauded during his speech although he said it was unfortunate the spectators were the ones who would have to listen to statistics As he put the Economy on the record and it was the biggest political meeting of the Campaign de spite rain and a thunderstorm. Or. Trudeau told of so army exports increased foreign re serves and predicted an in crease this year in the Gross National product of Between seven and eight per cent provided the International Situa Tion does t change. In Chatham enthusiasts hauled friends through a loading door into a crowded armory but it was in Windsor that or. Trudeau was in top fighting form going after the nip who represent the biggest threat to the liberals in the area. Thousands stood along streets As he Rode to were saying exactly opposite things and could t come to grips with the main Issue in the future of Canada. Meeting in an open convertible alongside Paul Martin one of those he Defeated for the Liberal leadership and who is now government Leader in the Senate. There were some nip and tory placards in the huge crowd that waited in a Small Park alongside the Detroit River. During the Day and on monday or. Trudeau appeared to realize despite Cross country polls that showed Little or. Trudeau maintained if the the nip ailed in this Promise How the could it be trusted in any of the others when a heckler shouted he did t care about Quebec or. Trudeau fired Back that in Quebec the nip had a Leader who does t Damn about the rest of the prime minister said tack Ling the Unity question would t be easy but his party s policy was Clear one United Canada without special status for any. Or. Could Trudeau said the nip solve problems in it s mind and up in the sky but when it comes to solving this very difficult problem of can Ada s Unity you Don t face he was cheered time after time As he sailed into the attack. Or. Trudeau said he was proud to be a que Becer and he did t want to see his province s representatives come to Ottawa with any less authority than any others., because of a weakening of Power. The prime minister said this View in t As easy As telling different stories to different but or. Trudeau said the liberals had Confidence in the maturity of the Canadian people to face and solve their prob lems. He was heckled by a Man bearing a sign stating you need us More than we need or. Trudeau replied i Don t need you you can go jump Over that Fence if you the Fence led into the River and the crowd roared. Also some postal workers who Are threatening to strike were stationed near the stage and shouted about their wage problems. We work for one yelled to the prime minister. Well go to replied or. Trudeau stating they should have Faith in the men handling their negotiations. Sock it to pm shouted a supporter. The prime minister repeated his statements that the govern ment had no magic Wand and no sources of funds other than taxes with which to tackle Canada s problems. Hence no expensive promises. As in All the other stops economic situation stating they were Good could be better and that there were problems to be solved if Canada was to remain in a competitive position in a rapidly advancing world. The heat in the Arena was terrible but the crowd did t Budge and gave him a rousing reception. Again the audience cheered when he said French canadians did t need any special status and Are As Good As any other and it roared. When he said that in International affairs Canada had Only one address Ottawa. Today he was to be in Toronto for television taping before flying to Prince Edward Island tonight for campaigning there and in Nova Scotia thursday. Blaiberg slightly better Cape town Reuters groote Schuur Hospital today reported a slight improvement in the condition of dentist Philip Blaiberg following a relapse More than five months after his heart transplant operation. The associated press re ported that doctors remained extremely worried about his condition and that members of the heart transplant team were reported to have expressed pessimism Over his chances of sur during the Day or. Trudeau i vivid a the latest complication was closely guarded by police following threats on his life assumed to be made in mis chief but treated seriously because of prevailing senti ments. In London he said his opponents presented such a dark View of Canada that he wondered Why they wanted to go after the prime minister s Job. He then trotted out statistics about growth exports and the hepatitis. Blaiberg the world s longest living heart graft patient re lapsed suddenly monday with a seriously inflamed liver. The 59-year-old Cape town dentist previously made a steady recovery from his Jan. 2 transplant and was the Only patient in the world to return to something like a Normal life with another Man s heart in his Chest. E. Germans tighten continued in announcing the sweeping measures in a two and a half hour speech before the Volk Skammer people s Assembly in East Berlin Interior minister Friedrich Dickel said the reason for the move was passage by the West German parliament of the controversial emergency Laws for dealing with crises. The Laws which West German left wingers opposed As door openers to authoritarian dictatorship provoked a storm of indignation in Moscow and East Berlin. Or. Dickel said tuesday that it had now become absolutely necessary to hold in Check the source of Neo nazism and re wanchism. He went on in order to Prcz text the peaceful construction of our German democratic Republic and in order to protect the Sovereign rights Over our Terri tory we foresee measures to better regulate and control the traffic through our we must see to it that our territory in t used for aggressive he said. However he said that travel to and from the City was not Berlin grip being adversely affected nor were the City s economic relations with the West. This phrase which has appeared in previous announcements of tightened East German control is thought by some observers to have been inserted at the insistence of the soviets. Although there is nothing in the four Power agreements on Berlin giving West germans a specific right to travel to and from West Berlin the Western allies insist that it is implicit in the Potsdam accords. 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