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1.“ “ebgnomic recovery pland.

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— government should. tryt to
gét some: major ‘industrial: (

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mie

3 aggapped:: vafter “private
“4

>a!'The. government: should 7
‘either begin to.take positive -. i oo
*- Steps E now or call an election.

- he said in a telephone: in-
. terview,from Toronto,,, .: {

“OTTAWA (CP) =~ Weary a
MPs .wrapped ‘up’:
marathon Commons: debate |
anLiberal energy: and.
.eronomie: :
an, EDT:
message
_atvods to Canadlans..-

“The” opposition | ‘message are

‘was’ the - “eountry “le” in’
shambies. following, last: ”

= week! ‘8 “double: whammy". :
oe -. the: _bredkdown : of: hwo.

‘The $13.8. billion -Aldands”
“development-. ‘in; “Alberta_

~dnweators withdrew and the’.
$402dillion. to’ $60-billion ,
Alagka - Highway’ natural
- Gas pipeline was postponed
another two years, -

7 <But.valiant_ “Jiberals in-
"lated oi]. self-sufficiency
~ gan still be achieved by.-1990
"without the oil sands project ?
- and; several, . “mini-
. projecta’” can. be; ac:
celerated to. create: badly:

" efied the number .; af
workers with jobs normally
begin to increase but the
agency said ' “employment_
dropped 75,000'to. 10 ,681,000.-
The’ manufacturing sector
“was hard hit — 23;000 jobs
” Tost in April. es

» Laurent Thibatlt,.. vice- .
president-of the Canadian’
Manufacturers Association,
‘said. the figures defy the- v
normal yearly cycle. o

-unem ployment. ‘In. the
‘manufacturing _“gector:
~ ““We'renot pulling out in the

_ hdrmal'seasonal pattern It
looks. pretty bad,” - :
The April unemiploymatit -.
rate vid” the. ‘highest. since
- Statisties Canada” began
keeping official .records:in
1946, Only in the 19303 was -
unemployment higher —.
between 10 and 20:per cent,
"The:. hidden - “unemployed -.-
_— _ those: whe heve'given upy:
‘Jooking for work because:
they believe none available ,
— increased to 95,000 in .

April. from. 92,000 in March, -
_Statisties Canada said, -
:In- the United Staiés, . {

; ‘unemployment was 9.45) per’ {

-eent in April, the highest _
rate ‘in more than: four
decades, it-was annouiiced
today in Washington.
“nan interview, Thibault ’ ‘{
- tejedted increasing - the -

government, debt: . with (
expensive -stimulation | :

. programs but sdid ° the .

_ projevte off the’ ground.

‘ Manufacturers’ hopes for |

recovery ‘had “beén: dashed
by" cancellation: of the
Alsands oilsarids Project, he.
~ said,

“There's an ‘awful. lot of a (G

_ hungry suppliers with very > f
‘sharps pencils out there right

/ now? (C
. Broadbent proposed the {

‘government stimulate

- demand and production by: {( _
“eutting | $1 billion ‘from ; ( _
- -spergonal . income tax of .

_milddle-and: lower- “income _

‘earners,-launching & home- .-

"building. program - and —

‘making Job ‘creation: in.
‘tory for

© multinationta firms that Sell” v

manufactured - goods here, of

"and: let the people decide, ad

Toronto - MP - ‘David .

icles in at-2/15 4
y, confident, <8
they: _got_their-m

Meseagey lctaeag ing, lin gl Mn gel iaaell

ee

“nyeaod Lo
ebate ended. ‘after.

The.

~yesume discussion, of - thé:
_peonomy| in aque: ton period

Tory; House: Leader. Erik ©: toda

ter’ the- Houge. adjourned.

™

debating the same: type of .
-econartile i issue tommorrow,”
= itls. an “opposition . day.”

-He said the Tories | ac
complished their goals: in
‘calling the emergency ,

‘debate —.to focus national
attention on the. econamic’. .

disaster.and to “tell: people: -
* there” is alway. hopes ~
“And Tory. Whip. Bill «
Kempling : ‘defended ’ ‘the,
“debate, saying. they will.

‘Nielsen reobived unanimaus MB

“only once'and nat of *
ours had “spoken,” ‘he - pald

We: had two; choices in,*
“this: debate: at this, point. We *
cowl have ended itat twa or”
uld: have ‘gorie until 5
fwe had ‘wanted. But- -
“we wanted: to: be frésh.*.
_ tommorrow." We,:awill , be

al a Tn pr it weary. but.
ends Up to one single’ sen:

.tiinent;

- coast, to. coast, ae

“Where do we go. from —

herg?”?! ‘Nielsen ‘asked
sternly: but there was humor
“too! in-his closing words
.prompting laughter from
his colleagues.

‘a- crock “of ‘broken
» promises, shades of broken
promises,”

jafiom fiom. page ‘? 1

dustrial. ‘sector covering
transportation,

hit
ployment. were ; 2. Quebec,
down! 28,000: from’ March;
‘British Columbia, down
25,000; Alberta, ”

7,000.
"The unmployinett rate

_ increased ‘in all’ provinces

but Prince Edward Island

“and now ranges-fram alow *

Of; 6 pekcént-in Saskat-

chewan to a-high of 15.4 per .

cent in Newfoundland, *
| The unemployment rate
— up for all age. and sex

: groups -— rose by. 1.1 to-18.4
per eent , among . males.

" younger: than ,25;' by 0.5 to
th sper rem bor females
younger tl than 35; by 4. 5 per

‘+ Crombie, - ‘Phogrediive (a

Conservative * employment * { ot

critic, said-Canada is losing ;
"jobs at ‘twice the rale in the.

— ‘ ss
a Gg GG eR A AR At
oe oto

. United States and thathetty » ; . i A

* jab. loses © in” ‘British.
Columbia “and Alberta “
during April showed ' ‘the

“recession bas:hit, a regions, 4 bo

“ of the sountry.” : “

*” gs ‘Alsinds: more attractive’

> His’ prescription. for some
“Fecovery: withdraw. the:

_ widely-criti¢ized, Novemtber ( 7

", federal - budget, : launch ‘a.

ee
ea

program to:stimulate: homie = r( ,&

»-building;. slap:. quotas on |
"Japanese, auto imports: and.

“revamp the energy policy to" a (¢ ae '

make, major. Projects such °

4

_ta-the private ‘sector.

‘On: top of. manufactaring ; -.

jobless,. Statistics “Canada

:)
|
)
|
)

im reported a. large’ drop. of A os

WV 000, workers in the in- o

_ Commun-
. jeations and other: utilities.
> Primary ‘industries’ eX-

“eluding farming had 16,000 .

. fewer workers.

The provinces hit worst
by declining em.--

‘down |,
19.000; ‘Newfoundland, down

. Jobs deofaarn fast in

“edn. to! 66. per: cent: for’

males 25and older; by 0.5 to
8.2 per cent for: females Pi]
and older. .

_ In Prince:Edward Island

ihe rate dropped by 0.1 to

12.5 per cent,
. It rosé by 1.2 to 454 per

‘cent in. Newfoundland: by

0.940.10.2 percent in. British

Columbia; by 0.9 to 5,9 per.
cent in Alberta; by 0.B to 5.6

‘per-cent in Saskatchewan; |
- by- 0.8 to 13 per cent” in»
’ Quebec; by 06° toda.) i

by 0.2 te 7.9 per’ cent ° “in

Ontario and by 0.2 to 7.2 per
cent In Manitoba, ..°-2.:24.3

with. March - rates - in
brackets. Statistics, Canada

warns the figures may.
; fluctuate widely.

-St. John's, Nfld.,

18.3). -

10:00. a.m.

1, Mt

later. Di) the major party,

led ie 8 a
_ Nielsen’ rose e to: thé oss ne
‘among. cheers,’ the “55th. Clark
but), Wound down-' to’ a
fe) whimper ; after MO ‘hours,
vedt-all”: ‘spread. over four: days. whe 2
‘This. government .
must . go, that’s. “what”
Canadians are’ ‘saying from

_ “That pot of gold at the”
-end. of* the rainbow. has.
turned out to bea ctoek of .. a

Mats, 11.4.(11.7)

“A Awindsor, Ont.,

a -Edmonton, 7.2 (6,0).
8 .-Vancouver, 8.8 (7. 4).

og
SRE

“and it seemed ‘itking. he
° should ‘the: émergency.

“ energy. debate . -sines,, he;
Pn a admitted masterminding it.

was! ‘behind’ aa he aaid | i.

: record. :

“government. "
" The | (tticlal
OF

“Hansard

-_ proces

sno | in a shambles

“war ris on “with ‘te ‘Liber :Th oo
to ‘Weslneaday nlghand wad in: “the: magic’ ‘the’ Sngire: of: Evans ‘who said. /major °
ft Ht om

“Commons .~
“subsequently.
. gupported. -the’ ‘Tories, ‘in---Tl

wd

NA “ |

The Herald, Friday, May 1, 1962, ‘Page 3

for the’ ‘chitieat ead gount™ ‘Megaprojects’ were. Ottawa Centre MP. John

hol biel " the’ Canadian, economy’ ag \-energy. ‘projects are’ being
ave was: Suggested.” ‘by... the : bancelled. around the world.
; Liberal, * party, added) =:

N

“The debate, bogas. witha’.
roar ‘Tuesday’. night “wher”
Opposition. Leader, Joe-
chilled for an eléction;

‘The. bang. came - in'*th

“middle,” when :-the.. “debate...
“wae.
“mistakenly. halted’ under a

abruptly -- “and «:
storm of opposition protest.”

The, Commons — wag_
minutes short of breaking -

the -23-héur” repord: for”

continous . debate. Wed-.

‘nesddy night. when Acting
.. Speaker Denis Ethier ruled

the 282-seat’ ‘House’ lacked a

“quorum -of 20 MPs,:

Red-faced Conservatives,

‘some shaking with anger, /
‘disputed. the 19- member |

count. and declared: “the

Canada

:, dicating~ ‘here: were. at
“ diring the head: count,

7 “Leader,
" Senging » the’. proced

debate,” Pinard said;

parliamentary

members . in: the- House

‘House
‘ Pinard,

- Government”
“¥von'

delays - ‘the ‘Tories:
dredge | Up. : “in, ,“tetallation;

‘he tily. “sought. 4 to
a ae Breetnent “Tegsation.

~ fron’ his” éolleagues’ ‘ta turn ,
back the clocks afi resume.
. the ‘debate: Thuis ay ab
_ternoon;

“Because it. was: clear. it

would lead to a. major. -

debate. of procedure and ~
‘because it meant a waste of
time’ when we nepd to deal -
with more serious matters, . |

“1 thought it was,much more-

-practical to agree fo resume_
- David Smith, Pinard’s.

look both opposition parties
Jy surprige when he. asked

i

Claims: made | :

‘PRINCE ‘RUPERT, B.C.
UCP) ‘ Tsimshian‘ tribal

‘: § Jeaders have laid claim: to .

Hiolitax, i. L (12, B).
“Saint John, - N. B.;
(12 7).
-Chicoutimi- -Jonquiere, )
Que., 7.8 (5.4), ;
-Quebec, hh 0 (13. 2).”
-Montreal, 12:5 (12.8).
-Dttawa-Hull, 7.0 (7.1).
Sudbury, ‘Ont., 8.4 (11. 3).
-Oshawa, Ont., 73 (7,7),

2

-Toronto, 6.8 q. d. . a
: -Hamiilton, 10.3 (9.6):

“St. _ Catharines-Niagara, .

14 vs “(4s 6).
-Kitchener-Waterloo,. Ont:,
B39 (BL)... ‘

we

3° “Thunder Bay, . Ont.,- 10.4
April unemployment: “
rates for. cities surveyed,

gan. ;

innipeg, 6.5 (8.5).
-Regina, 5.5 (5.65.
~Saskatoon, 7.6 (8.9), «
Calgary '6.9-45.7),.

Victoria, 10.0 (a. De

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: “reseed Sélad-—Chdice of Dressing

believed t that. aAroposal

 fewly’_
“y Temishian :
“> Management Corp. «would

1 coniplmondary rose. ae

~ about 10,400 ‘ square” ‘hec-_
tares of land. including the.
elty-of Prince Rupert and
‘the Skeena River and. its
tributaries as far inland as

. Terrace,

The claim, ‘which also

- includes all of Ridley and

Digby islands — site of the

- Prince Rupert airport and a , .
soon-to-be built coal port — -

will-be formally submitted:.
to the federal Indian Affairs
“Ministry. this week .

" ‘The Tsimshian are one of

‘the last. groups i in the area to -
Submit a land claim. It is.
for
‘a liquified natural s plant >
at Grassy Point, north of:
Prince Rupert, may have ©
prompted filing of the.

-tlaim.

A’. spokesman for the
formed: Allied’

ie al

Rin ral Tic neti antl atten caine as

a

._ ina further bidto pnaure the

, market” collapse, . but his -

“gecretary, -! -

Tribe

ae
atte

Noe te . . a - it a —" ee ~
anal cl lal Rn at Ra ae aR allie ala linn atin rat caliente le cael

pgasON the Alsands project.
: tell. through was the un-
‘certainty and-lack of-con?... |
dence in Canada’s political’
leaders; not the downturn in.

. “Frovide nore ein
* opportunities for Canad ATE

etaliate by tryin
“the | Liberals ae ee enouj

for interest rates,
“« “Envestora in the country *<

the: job ot ating are afraid of what in. to ve
“ gove ment pol es fell on: “come.

Smith” left Pes ih ‘
= : Wednesday’ before the count’

“quorum would not -be met,
prompting ‘ opposition”
“charges of dirty politics.
. Mississauga : South Tory”
‘Don Blenkam said April 30
‘ will go down ‘in. history as‘.
_ another: Black - Friday, :
réferring to the 1929) stack .,

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