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Powerful United States inter-
‘ests closely linked to that coun-
try’s space program are the real
promoters of a Madison Avenue
“snow job” designed” to seize
control. of Canada’s vast water
resources,

The main profit hungry U.S.
coporation involved isthe T.R.W.
Systems (Space Technology Lab-
oratories) of Redonda Beach,
California, They are the main
technical managers of the
ATLAS, THOR, TITAN and MIN-
UTEMAN guided missile projects
in the U,S,, and consequently in-
timately connected with the ex-
pansionist military - industrial
complex pushing the Vietnam war.

In the September 1965 issue
of Scientific American, a highly
reputable U.S, magazine, T.R,W.
have inserted a full page adver-
tisement . (see reproduction)
which shows that they have taken
over the so-called NAWAPA or
Parsons Plan, This plan would
drain off the entire flow of five
large Canadian rivers to the
United States for the benefit of

U.S. war industries want B.C. water
ec BSS ON Pe Throw support behind
big diversion scheme

their industry and agriculture.
Only incidentally would Canada
receive anything from this plan.

The ad is diabolically clever,
since it tries to create the im-
pression of a collective joyous
occasion — a rain dance, The
plan is anything but a collective
effort, It is an outright grab of
other people’s resources, and the
only dance involved is now shown
to be a dance of death, The strug-
gle to resist this plan is now
joined with the general struggle
to achieve world peace,

Two years ago American in-
terests were successful in se-
curing control of the Columbia
River in Canada. The struggle
to defeat NAWAPA will require
a unity of action far surpassing
anything seen before in this coun-
try. This time Canadian patriots
and supporters of peace, more
clearly aware of the vast stakes

involved, will unite to achieve

victory for the independent
peaceful development of Canada’s
water resources, And in truth,
that will be the joyous occasion!

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OBITUARY

= mcs / ec JACK LITTLE
. alla 1 1 e ident in the.
NAWAPA: 36 trillion gallon rain dance Peers tue aap ca

: : Little, stricken with a severe
NAWAPA (North American Water and Power Alliance) The purpose: to provide water and electric power for | heart attack passed away on
—a plan to quench the thirst of a continent. NAWAPA = most of Canada, the U.S. and Mexico. Thursday, May 26th in his 79th
would bring. }6.erillion gallons of water annually from the The method: applying TRW’s systems engineering and | year. Funeral services were
eS reaches of North America for use by Canada, the management skills to the most advanced construction | held in Vancouver on Tuesday
United States and Janeen It is ae of the Sree eaG post technology. TRW provided technicai management for of this week :
imaginative civil engineering projects ever conceived. Atlas, Thor, Titan——and continues on Minuteman. TRW .

The plan: to tap about 20% of the Alaskan and Cana- asa major role in most of the nation’s space programs.
dian rivers that now empty unused into the Pacific and
Arctic oceans.

Emigrating to Canada from
The NAWAPA concept was developed by The Ralph M. Yorkshire, England at the turn of

The cost: $80 billion (over a 30-year period). Parsons Company. the century Mr, Little followed
; many vocations earning a liveli-
hood, ultimately settling in Mat-
TR A SYSTEMS squi as a farmer.
Formerly TRW Space Technology Laboratories
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The above full-page ad appearaed in a recent issue of Scientific American.” It exposes the close 44g throughout B,C., Mr. Little
tie-up between the giant missile-producing U.S. monopolies and the promoters of the NAWAPA = iook a lively interest, and was

scheme to seize Canada’s water resources. active in the work of the B.C.
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