Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 18, 1969, Winnipeg, Manitoba Pm s trip West wheat guarantee baffles Diefenbaker Sharp Winnipeg free press Friday july 18, 1969 key role indicated for indians by Wally Den son or. Diefenbaker suggested prime minister Trudeau has j Ottawa could appoint a Trade told Western Canada to go to i minister who knows something hell with his i about wheat and wheat Market former conservative prime min Jing. Ister John Diefenbaker says. J he thought Supply minister discussing or. Trudeau s pol James Richardson of Winnipeg tical Fence mending Lour of the West or. Diefenbaker said Here thursday for the life of me i Don t know Why he came out Here. I was sure or was going to make some arrangements for Bui there has been instead or. Trudeau has told the Farmers to grow less wheat and that the government could do no More than it is doing he the ., exporting snipe Sho Otias in Rani i a also suggested or. Tru it eau was wrong by telling the j commons in effect Canada bought to be careful in asserting i sovereignty Over Arctic water ways because this might inter Inal shows the Complete Fere Wilh the nation s shipping disregard by the government of Trade to China and across the seriousness of Canada s Canada s North. Position with a billion bushels of or. Diefenbaker said it to h i s would have to be government he said As the acting prime minister stated we arc working at preventing a government com mite Cal too High to plate any Success that have in preventing a downward would be a logical Choice but j movement will result in less prices some exporting nations he did t think or. Richardson compensation being made by. Had gained advantages Over would accept the portfolio. Or. Diefenbaker said minister Jean Luc Pepin As much about wheat sales and marketing As he knows being charged by Australia and other countries or. Pepin said that was too complicated a question to we ser on the floor of the House in question period. By undercutting Standard of jiving in the past he Savici. Ments have been too paternal is for towards indians. He said have tended to at run into a great Deal of red tape when t h e y applied for Timber permits and often had to wait the government in the Trade other developments in the knows continuing wheat crisis Back in lie commons thursday after his meetings in other countries. The purpose of the Washington talks last week wis to try and equalize advantages. In most people were of Thev commission he said May very Well be Tjio Case but As yet we Are not thinking about it on these he said the government will t in ,1 Olav Ijuin. In Royal Rebmul to the government s wheat piled up and with mar understandable Why the ii s sets lost As never challenging any assertions of or. Diefenbaker member of i sovereignty by Canada Over the i parliament for Prince Albert j Arctic Waterways. Great min made his comments in a press Oral wealth could be gained conference at Winnipeg after opening the fair in m e 1 f o r Friday. Or. Diff in Baker will spend the week in Prince Albert and open another fair at Nipawin july 25. National Airport. He was on his Way from Ottawa to Melfort sask where to was to open a fair Friday. Wil snipe this wheat Board or. Pepin said he understood the working group pres Cintins Iga exporting a Lions established partly due to the Washington talks is about to become operative d a to cd the guaranteed paces i ? Iga As now i was of a " All mall acc inc. Minister said Complete soviet spacecraft mystifies been placed secondary. I he outlined three ideas the j those government is already consider ing which will help both native i people and residents of Remote areas. I j they Are native people in gain cutting rights on Timber land so they can saw lumber for their own use. Change Public school curricula particularly history and language to preserve the Indian s place in history. Resource development by the people who live close to the j collapse May happen but it has Sovil a not happened Cyl. One purpose j unofficial Moscow sources Thuv in summon my the meeting in Hati ulna Xiv to Washington of Iga exporting in the noon in an j Trudeau continued switches attention countries was to try to Avert Hack a Soi j such a and restore before Apollo could do so in pc ration among the nations. He refused to indicate what silly Lla Soe discussed Only after consultation with native people. Here we await the proposals with the indians at full Cabinet level. Or. Schryer told the indians that he Hopes that his govern ment can help make their life just and a of your organizations whatever recommendations you have to i i Harold Cardinal of lessor in a later meter View or. Slave Lake alia., said it was i encouraging to hear a provincial proposals. In the meantime the delegates will spend their time discussing t h e brotherhood s Constitution and the government policy itself behind closed doors. Thursday first Day of the meeting was spent drawing up an Agenda and organizing committees of the brotherhood. Friday delegates were expected to Deal with their Constitution and o her policy work. A special press Liaison com i Mittice briefs Media Rcpt Csonka j lives following the business and statements by the leaders arc expected throughout the duration of the meeting. With the recent Federal govern ment policy on indians where it proposes ranting land titles of reserves to the indians and turning Over the administration of Indian affairs to provincial governments. Even if this was desirable. There Are so Many constitutional Hie co operation and Legal problems. Lines that the Leader speak in the manner or. Schreyer did. It s All very Well for the government to say Jet s gel rid of treaties and give the indians equal but Hie i treaties Are Prol Clion for the Premier also indicated that a study Oil the Southern i Hope the provincial governments will stand behind the native people in their struggle to right what has been done in the he said thai it is Only through of the prov indians ran those who arc Rich. Or. Atkinson said the Union docs not disagree Wilh this. Or. Trudeau went by helicopter to see a Potash Plant at Van Scoy 25 Miles Southwest Here and to lunch with a group can first half of 1969 was due in part to the decline in wheat sales or. Pepin said. Me stressed however that the major drop in wheat sales occurred a year ago. Members noted the report of cattlemen Al Ben Blacklock s farm. 20 Miles West of j Ich Turlon s i he said Probes have gone i into close lunar orbit but in two Slages and1 added that he did not think the achievement of lunar orbit with a single rocket firing would be Worth the Cost of tile Luna Xiv flight in the so Viet space program. Four bursts of signals were received irom Luna Xiv this morning. The longest was 35 minutes at the Start of the i3th orbit. Davics said Luna Xiv was in a path within 60 degrees of the Moon s Centre and inclined 25 degrees to the Equator. He added that it was appearing in the Southwest moving across the Southern Side of the Moon and disappearing in the North he was to meet some ,2 mayors Reeves and ors from Rural mum Cipa hates from Humboldt. And Mien f v o Edmonton. Slum loft. For australian to it i a h of their crops. Deaths or. Stanfield asked the acting j proc Larum that West. Later he said Luna Xiv was appearing Over the Mare aus Rale in the Southwest of the Moon moving across the South dresses and Over the Mare humdrum i scarves and disappearing behind the1 Moon after skirting the oceanus ing to a recent Survey by the Manitoba department of tourism and recreation. A department spokesman said this week the Survey indicated that 1969 has been the Best year to Date for those in the business of providing accommodation even though we had the coldest june in the Survey an annual project of the. Department was con ducted in Northern Manitoba and. In the Brandon area As Well As in and around greater Winnipeg the spokesman said. Meanwhile the tourism Boom has Jed to renovation the tourism Bureau in the foyer the legislative building. Bureau is being Stream to handle the growing succeed when icy a con fronted with theory that sounds Good but has no Content. Or. Cardinal was speaking in Rofer tile i e n c e to the Federal government s Indian policy. The Federal policy is to be the focal Point of notice notice i hereby riven thai Robert Benjamin Woollard. Of 1 if City of in the prov Ince of Manitoba to Pica lion in accordance with the provi i inns no the Prebi a prior of do duh and Caa. 195s s m. To the county Colir-1 of Winnipeg. Law courts big lamp. Broad adv and Ken Necit for an order declaring that hib with. Ellen Sophia Wool land. Who formerly resided at ric9 so cel. Iri to Lac cry be presumed for in any n , informal in my o Sophia on i it c my Polk. i fl.-id0- 1 1 3 a cup Winnipeg j. Day of july 1069 dated numbers of travellers in need of assistance and the girls on duty there have discarded Green blazers in favor of powder Blue and Manitoba tartan simply could not be explained to the Canadian people. T h o u g h there was some booing when or. Trudeau appeared outside the hotel he crowd heard him in silence until the last few seconds when he talked about insults. In Regina wednesday he bar How. Salv ski. Of 796 Avenue former Domin Ion Bridge co. Pm Plovic. Machinery Bradshaw Norman William prime minister what response he government is making to representations from the Cana Dian federation of agriculture. The Cha sent a Telegram to the government. Voicing its of Toronto. I Clarke. Mrs. Ada 79. Of j Inkster Boulevard wife of John Clarke. Conley. Walter of Mary s Road suite 3. St. Vital. Batch. Stanley .15. Of in Wood. Man. Great concern Over the wheat crisis the need for Ottawa to provide immediate financial assistance for the Grain Farmers. Or. Sharp said the whole j 845 is of agricultural policy i Moscow newspapers gave no further information on Luna Xiv or its missions. They carried j Eric ans consumption the Brief announcement Broad fishery products cast thursday by Moscow radio that the Noou probe was in seafood sharj3 larger Washington civilian Ain f edible pounds per capita in i9b7 to an estimated j.1.1 pounds in 1968 the Chuck roasts Blue Brand. La. 59c hip or Rump roasts Blue Brand roasting Chicken 5-6 in. Average. Fresh Canada Grade a dressed. La. Killed Chuck steaks Blue Brand 69c steaks Tbone sirloin or round Blue or comm. M Quality la. I .u4 hams ready to cat. Either half. La. 69c Grain fed pork whole or half. Coins roast la. 59c 79c shoulder Hock on picnics Boneless loins a 43c 87c la. Prices effective saturday july 19th Ait sausage co. Ltd. 615 main St. Phi 942-2454 ample parking at rear personal Sho princ Only store open 9 . To 6 . Winnie or i meat inc place orbit. 11 was launched sunday. Prime minister was booed and j Duk Batch mrs heckled throughout a 30-Minule speech. Or. Trudeau spent an hour thursday with a delegation from the Saskatchewan farm ers Union led by president Roy Atkinson. Half of the meeting was Pri vate at the request of the Union but the press was invited to at tend the second half. J the Union and other Western farm organizations have asked among other things for acreage payments of up to s2.000 a Farmer As a Means of putting Sandra wife of in Wood. Man. Stanley Dur Batch. Fyfe or. James Gordon. Of Ottawa formerly of Crystal City. Man. Gooden. Frank 85. Of Shell Lake sask. Gunn. Walter. 95. Of 907 Jessie Avenue. Henry k2. Of Park Manor nursing Home formerly of g07 Pacific Avenue. Koropas John 65, of 973 Redwood Avenue self employed Carpenter. . Albert of Winnipeg or o immediate Cash into the Prairie Marchuk. Martin of 46 s Economy. Mary s Road. St. Boniface or. Trudeau said it would be very difficult to explain to the slum Dweller or the Fisher Man that a Farmer with a capital investment should get s2.000 from the gov he said the government is willing to buy uneconomic farms and pay the Fanner a Sal Ary to run it during his lifetime. On his death the land would re Vert to the Crown and would not in be passed to the next generation j Simek Thomas for More uneconomic farming. Winnipeg. One Union Delegate said it would be better to take some land out of production and pay the Farmer not to grow wheat. When markets improved the land could be put Back into Montague Frank 80. Of 801 i Corydon Avenue. Morden. Mrs. Emma. 12. Of i flin Man., widow of Edward Morden. Politylo. Michael 65. Of 130 Burrows Painter. J Shackleford. Ewart Cyril i 79. Of 223 Amherst St. James Assiniboia. Canadian National railways Section Foreman. If under very Active consideration by the government. The problem is extremely Complex and i have no apology for saying that the Mailer is still under he said. Or. Stain held enquired How soon a continuing consultative committee representing various countries involved in restoring order in the wheat markets of the world would be taking action. He assumed the Washington talks had set up such a commit lec to operate on a Dav to Day basis. Or. Pepin said or. Is Anfield was ahead of events. 1-ic said reference has Bacn made by the opposition and press to a traumatic decline in wheat prices and a Complete of course All these things May happen. 1 have been try Frank with the House assessments. They but they have not or. Pepin said. Said any re Fri had made to a collapse prices was based on the plenty locations in my Creme away corns calluses warts with new ease off go stubborn corns calluses wans thanks to a proven formulation Calleri unique crime softens dissolves those have to remove growths so they Creme away fast. Leaving skin Silky smooth and soft. So Don to get Derf a soft today at your or imps lose something see the lost and found department our Clat fixed Section. And if looking Ark in or Ronic Smale Bess Maitlall of 2510 Portage Avenue. Suite so. St. J umps Assiniboia. Smith Edward. 52, of 858 Alec Slone Street suite Swaine v. Krcil. No. Of Central Park Lodge formerly of 50 Renfrew Street Taraszczuk John 79. Of port Whyte Man., former Cement co. Employee. Mrs. Minnie 79, of 448 Dunrobin Avenue. East Kildonan widow of James Taylor. Wellar. Douglas g. 59. Of Shoal Lake Man. Uror further information please see classified death notices by the Canadian pit Ess Leon g Rochowski. 82. Roman Catholic 1 primate of the polish National Church in Canada and the i United states of a heart attack. Bernier. 25. A Quebec lawyer who was assist ant to he National director of the progressive conservative party. Minister s own statement in the commons that the minimum prices under the Iga were under suspension. Those were the minister s own words lie said. T. C. Douglas. Nip Leader enquired what lower plateau had Bacn agreed upon As the floor for wheat prices by Lac Iga countries. We Are debating very Fine said or. Pepin. What i said was that the washing ton meeting Las week it was realized there had been a distortion in prices adjust ments were needed and would have in be made. I do not know exactly Al what level but it has to be presumed thai the level would be slightly lower than the minimum of the Iga pricing it is depends on the willing Ness of some exporters to j possibly restrain their aggressive ways. There Are different ways this could be done. As far As Canada is con corned the lowest decline is the most dishonourable thing at this time. We Are trying to avoid an j accentuated dramatic Price de i Cline. This is our objective and i we Are working hard at he big 4 sales Market Mazab Sellers of close outs liquidations if u in t a dial m have t not it 11 location no. 7 Stock located at Highlander now operating 2 temporary locations Curling club 1871 Ellice Avenue excluding grocery dept 700 5t. James Street store hours open men. To i 2 til 1 p t m. Ril a go on Ellic. 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