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Gesturing, world-renowed peace activist Dr. Helen Caldicott makes point to audience at UBC's War Memorial Gym April

Free trade:
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against it

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U.S. WARSHIP

Menibors of the North Vancouver Citi-
2€ns for Peace deliver letter through mail
Slot of area MP Chuck Cook's office
April 7, to protest planned visit of U.S.
avy warships to Vancouver during the
UBcoming peace festival. According to
Ports at least some of the ships, which
Number five and include destroyers and
Trigates, are equipped to carry nuclear-
-fapable anti-submarine rockets and
tomahawk cruise missiles. That conten-
ion is backed by retired Adm. Gene
laroque of the U.S. Centre for Defence
‘formation, who notes 80 per cent of
the Navy's ships are outfitted to carry
—‘Uclar weapons. The planned visit has
_ 8@en several protests sent to Ottawa,
_ Which has jurisdiction over the port. End
the Arms Race has urged its 200

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