- PQ member should
_ be investigated - police

MONTREAL (CP) — A
Montreal olice anti-
terrorist officer recom-
mended five years ago an
investigation of
Godin, now ai Parti
Quebecois member of the
national assembly, says an
internal police report.

The report, presented
Thursday as evidence at a

ovincial inquiry, suggests

at the investigation focus
on an unspecified link
between G and a Front
de Liberation du Quebec
cell. The cell’s members
were exiled in Cuba after
kidnapping British trade
commissioner James Cross
in'the 1970 October Crisis.

At the time, Godin was an
editor at Quebec Presse, a
union-supported, _French-
language weekly
newspaper. He had been
arrested during the October
Crisis. and questioned
several times about con-
tacts with the FLQ.

The report was presented
as evidence by lawyers of
ine uy into commi isslon of

o an illegal police
break-in at the office of a

erald

left-wing news agency, the
Agence de Presse Libre du
Quebec, in October, 1972,

Asked later about the
report, Godin said: ‘‘It’s the
job of the police to check
th s like that. It’s nor-
mal.’

The report recommended
the investigation of Godin
because of an article
published in Quebec Presse

rom Prensa Latina, a
Cuban-based news agency,
which is described in the
report as ‘‘the official organ
of the Cuban Communist
party.”

Godin said in an interview
that Quebec Presse
regularly receive:
dispatches from Prensa
Latina, as do other news-
papers, but only published

em occasionally because
of a lack of interest among

Quebecers.
FILED AFFIDAVIT
Earlier, lawyers for
federal _ Solicitor-General
Francis Fox filed an af-
fidavit with the commission
pf inquiry to prevent it from
making Bes ic confidential
RCMP documents relating

Groups fight
referendum

MONTREAL (CP) — Five
pro-Confederation groups
announced Thursday they
plan to fight the Quebec
governmen 's independence
referendum together. But
the new alliance will share
neither organization nor

ancing.
“Kach group wants to
reserve its own identity,”
becCanada resident
Claude Nolin said at the
start of a news conference.
» “This is necessary because
each has certain approaches
and activities reserved for

them.” .

While Quebec-Canada, the
Council for Canadian Unity,
Decision-Canada, the
Positive: Action: ttee-.
and ,Halli-Cana

ores y join forces to
fight the independence

erendum, thelr alliance
will take the form of a
liaison—not a fusion, Nolin

explained.

e group's position was
never made quite clear,
except to announce the
eventual establishment of a

co-ordinatin, to avoid
the ni eeaton of effort.

Later, Positive Action
president Alex Paterson
said: “There are two dif-
ferent exercises going on.
One is the general issue of
Canadian unity and the
other is the (Quebec

Tariff
cuts
- hurt

TORONTO (CP) — Walter
Gordon,. former federal
finance: minister, said
Wednesday sharp tariff cuts
would be devastating to
Canada’s secondary manu-
facturing industry, which
employs about two million

pic.

Gordon told a conference
on Canada at York
University he had heard
that Canadian officials

conducting tariff negotia-
tions in Geneva are Con-
sidering reductions in
Canadian tariffs.

Moderate levels of tariff
protection are necessary to
allow secondary
Manufacturing industries to
provide continuous em-

oyment for workers, Gor-
lon said, |

“Without some protection,
these industries would not
be able to survive when, a8
happen s per
fore’ foods are unloaded
on the Canadian economy,’
he said.

Gordon said lack of
consensus : within govern-
ment and elsewhere in
Canada has been one reason
for Canada's declining -
prosperity in the 1970s.

_He said another factor is
“lack of restraint on the
part of many groups and
ingu le oni '
governments.”

“I am thinking of mem-
bers of Parliament, some
ublic servants, some
usiness executives and the
more powerful trade
unions.” -

oad

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government's) white paper
on the independence
referendum.” __.
WORK TOGETHE
The group would work to-
ether to fight the “more
mediate” referendum,
Paterson said, but “‘the
Canadian unity dilemma
and the question of a ‘third
option’ is larger in scope and
will be dealt with later.”

But it was learned that at
least two of the groups plan
to submit separate briets to
the Quebec government
criticizing the referendum
white paper.

Representatives of the
five groups have been
meeting for several weeks
and ‘agreed to continue on
their” ‘own ‘because © “you -

have a much strovger ar- -

gument if you present it in
our or five different ways,”

Paterson said, adding that

the two briefs are similar
“in the sense that they don’t
conflict.”

A.J. MeCOLL
635-6131

McCOLL

REAL ESTATE SERVICES

to the break-in.

The affidavit is .more
sweeping than two previous
ones filed with the com-
mission last September and
says disclosure of in-
formation in the top-secret
documents could seriously
threaten national security.

It applies to police reports .

on papers and files which
were stolen from the news
agency and later destroyed
as well as’ reports on the
.tesults of eletronic buggin
of the office both before an
after the raid.

Godin said he was never in
direct contact with FLQ
members in Cuba. Quebec-
Presse dealt only with
Prensa Latina agents in

_ Montreal and never had
direct relations with the
agency’s office in Cuba.

But he added that he did
have contacts with others
such as Pierre Valiieres,.
Paul Rose and the wife of
Jacques CossetteTrudel who
was exiled in Cuba with her
husband.

“I was the only person
who knew both Paul Rose
and Pierre Laporte,” he’
said, stressing that his
journalist’s profession gave

im a wide variety of
contacts.

Rose was part of the FLQ
cel] that kidnapped Laporte
in the October Crisis and
was later convicted of
murdering the former
Quebec labor minister.

“T have nothing to hide,”’
said Godin.

The Montreal police
report is dated Oct. 23, 1872,
more than two weeks after
the break-in was carried out
on the night of Oct. 6-7. It-
bears the signature of Det.-
Lieut. Julien Giguere who
was then head of the
analysis section of the city
force’s anti-subversiv

wad,

Giguere, appearing as a
witness, testified that he did
not draft the report and
could not remember which
of his subordinate officers
did. He said he signed it and
then sent it to police ar-
‘chives without referring it
his superiors. _

Giguere said the report
was based on a letter, stolen
by police in ‘the break-in,
from the Cossette-Trudels to
Loulse Vandelac, a jour-
nalist at the Agence de
Presse Libre.

(Notary Public)
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