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‘i Suv Good 1ro9enr
teir “party, The more the voter de-
batas/the pros and cons of the Coyne issue, and

ics is, and what can be done, the better they'll -
be! ble to understand Social Crdeit theories
in ,this field.

‘The furore created by the Coyne issue to
dajd jhas virtually guaranteed that this will
berane of the main battle grounds for the next
elec ion,

dcial Credit strategists fee] that in the past
they may have been talking over many voters’

a fig on monetary theory, the supply of money.
<Buyt naw they think the Coyne issue is helping
them: hurdle this handicap,

he bogey they must overcome js the
“funny money" tag put on the party by its
erttfes.

ha,

INTERPRETING THE NEWS

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1

The Iraqi delagate to the United Nations
declared that
“enn: be explained with one word — oil",

‘This is a strong argument — Britain re-
celves 40 per cent of its oll fram Kuwait — but
tha have just as valid a bearing on why

B Premier Kassem wants to take over
Khwait.

1 NO tole of Arabian nights conjures Up a
pieture of treasure more fabulous than the
carat day story of Kuwait, which produces
$3,100,000 worth of ojl.a day in a territory about
twite the alge of Prince Edward Island.

i Ahd this is no shart-torm prosperity for the
conn ry whose population is only about 210,000.
Kiwit's oll reserves, eatimatad at 62,000 ‘000, 0a0
barrela, are twice those of the United Stator
ma pne-third the reserves of the entire Middle
gat,

reg r + +

Sheik Abdullah ngasiim Asefinbah, tho
riiéy, has used his ‘vast Income to bulld achaals,
lie ways and hospitals, making a yrogneronus
welt dre state without, Inaome tnx.

2ut the shelk has invested his capital lls
tetra tine Js wetimated at $1,000000,000 — not jn
Arab Janda but in Murope. fis investments .of

chang. have bean important to the British
nomy

if Mush newapynpers have heen commenting

Me
Ce
ty
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it vant to say something about the woaparie

call its morn) aspects... ,
| Whe newapnper's columns imply a high do-
giop,of integrity. Our inheritance within the
fyamowork of the Christian othle is a bollof In
y {foodnoess of man,...
rienow how difficult it Is to artieulnte maral
DP niydono. . © fAnt for your goneration and mino,
a amoral napent of the newspnper can he saan}
ibe amallad and falt and {dentified by all
ow us; It {Involves integrity tn reporting and
“editing: It suggests probity in publishing: i
implies roaponalbility In the ndvertising col»
nna,

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itiably gets deeper into what monetary pole.

British concern with Kuwait:

, before ‘the convention: ‘yesterday. made. it abun-"

Oil big key to interest in Kuwait

. By JOSEPH MacSWEEN :
m4 Canadian Press Staff’ Writer. L?

ent bravado any he no more ithan | ‘aypwall 7
Inury softening, axeralne, "ways ho wWoat Tho. :

- possible and for whiek
mand. —
“Only thus cant

served, ry ae es ’ :
The draft. Social: Credit nlattorn hich w nt

dantly clear that the party ‘if. ‘elected; -would.
seek to implement: this through’ a hange an
the role of ‘the Bank of: Canada, ©:

It takes two; pages: “of ‘the draft. sprogram: oto
‘spell out the party’ s-financial -policy’ — double”

 

the space given‘ any’ ‘other policy. : “Social. Ored- -
iters are confident, though, that the Coyne ‘is-. °
sue will help themin Bering the: voter 40. uns: Dhos

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in a worrled’ way, about the Jong-tarm antoty af:
Kuwalt under’: present: policies” evan’ df: vite ©
troubles with Traq are resolved, without harm,

“In the long: run, there. can. over dbo .atabil-
ity in the Middle, Bast. wnitil: Kuwait cand ithe

other rich ol] sheikdems of .the Rersiqn Gull

come to ferms with -thelr, Arab Aelghbors'; says
‘the London :Daily Herald, ::

“Botter distribution -of “oll: ravens woud!

bring new ‘hope throughout the Middle | Eoat,

with ol] -as its -ehief commodliy,.could:pravent, -
the Kuwart arial: from, 1 helng: the, fvorunnar.of
others,’ She

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Shell Abdullah: ia. ‘often deseulbod ain 2 aman a

of simple personal tastes swith ia genuine magard
for his people ‘but Kuwait — -while «a «welfare.
Abate —- is almoat, totally. matarnalistic, wan
evorything - depending: on? the wlan, Hebe Ne

- "The"Yorkshire Post says the. nueaosalon’ sot
cloar and saes Jin this another ‘long-term -dan-
fen should :an naplrant for the'rthrane ihe : Wille

 

to den! with ‘Kinsgam: to. attain (even ameaa-

ure of power, -;

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Ut pars the. fant sok the fixe ale oO -
| mIBHtIen of the newapaper, or what J profersto the aontiiat, of Interent,: a a th 7

“whether an ‘elected
public .oftialal :makes private main ant ofynblic

commitment vor ia. sornoration ara makan

personal gain ont of his .. uate
Jorge eorporniton, M _—

       

Tt foroclosas., the double ‘atoniiand af patie

Ing ‘the newa jin.’ terme: of. Taoll,. sete
political alas, oo. “

   

Minally, the rengar’ oasenmuntiat thisveane' vs

cont-will be’ basad.on. whatwe eo and. not-what.
wo any, Our-words and: our: protestations wil.

have to he halanded by performance, ~ Frank

Hyorly In the Dos Moinos. Poalator,, : ee

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gir, one. of? my! “shobbiés: ds” to
“look ' ‘into ‘she *:viees.“of those.
who- ‘nolige “mine. So; Im .go-
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or two: leokingir®
~ into jyour vices. rm. goingto.”
“check: up ‘with “your relativesy.
and trlends ane business assoue'

1 beantifully 3
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rnmental departments.

“The quickest way’ to. get. in--
- formation’ cis by: asking: quest-.
tions | ‘about - ‘government. ‘pole -
fey, government. activity, and.
government: .intentions, OL

_. .course, | -the:: government does

1 “not. shave: ‘tO. ‘answer, In fact:
; Many . questions, * while

_ might. just. as well: not ‘be an=
, Swered.. :

,Another ‘way. to. eget: ‘infor- |

~amation » ds 0 move. ‘motions.

“and ‘documents’ ‘be. tabled sand °
- made “public. ‘However, sthis is:
‘nat always: successful: for «the ;
_ angwers 8 given: when Auch, mo- -
, ations. are wofused -1s: Anvoriably'!
40. thhe retfect.. that: phe witbj act:

~ Ymatter: “ls” privilagad.: “This, ; oft |

_ colnse, - ‘leaves, Parliament in >
ithe ‘dank about “so-many vital :
matters, . (Bo -far this: session :
there have’ been at Jeast 16 |
‘motions: that. have jean. ve- |
fused... This’ amaans ‘ithat vat

~deast 16 ;subject anabiars : hove i |¥ an .
sheen denied sto, Parllamont: ihy , Po

the wgwovernment,

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tale of the need for: Yvoatoring
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the’ government,

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“the: public’ one. is’.entitled to”
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a responsible A“
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« the’ courage ‘:to':be responsible.
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