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THE
CITIZEN,
Prince
George
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Friday,
June
24,
1977
Gov't
to
create
a
'unity'
group
OTTAWA
(CP)
The
government
is
expected
to
an-!
nounce
establishment
of
a
national
unity
commission
during
a
two-day
Commons
debate
next
week
on
the
future
of
Confederation.
'
Prime
Minister
Trudeau
told
the
House
Wednesday
that
the
debate,
probably
next
Wednesday
and
Thursday,
should
be
"a
collective
contribution
'on
the
subject
of
national
unity."
Trudeau
made
the
statement
in
reply
to
charges
by
John
Diefenbaker,
former
Progressive
Conservative
!prime
minister,
that
gigantic
.July
1
celebrations
will
be
a
Liberal
party
event.
Diefenbaker
said
Dominion
Day,
called
Canada
Day
by
the
government,
should
be
a
nonpartisan
day
of
celebration,
not
organized
"as
a
party
thing
with
the
prime
minister
speaking
as
the
leader,
which
he
is
not."
The
two-day
debate
is
being
arranged
as
a
parliamentary
prelude
to
the
July
1
celebrations
which
will
include
a
nationally-televised
address
by
Trudeau.
When
Diefenbaker
proposed
that
opposition
party
leaders
also
be
invited
to
address
the
nationa,
Liberals
shouted:
"Never,
never."
And
Trudeau
replied
that
he
would
check
to
see
whether
Diefenbaker
let
Opposition
leaders
speak
at
July
1
celeb-
TRAVELLED
SLOWLY
The
original
Model-T
Ford,
built
in
1905,
was
capable
of
reaching
a
speed
of
40
miles
per
hour
and
cost
$850.
rations
when
Conservatives
governed
the
country
in
the
late
1950s
and
early
1960s.
Trudeau
did
say
he
would
consider
having
opposition
party
leaders
speak
July
1
and
claimed
he
was
not
aware
of
the
specific
program.
Diefenbaker
said
party
leaders
did
not
speak
at
Dominion
Day
celebrations
under
his
government
because
it
was
a
nonpolitlcal,
national
event.
Trudeau
had
said
if
no
party
leaders
did
speak
at
the
time,
"I
suppose
that
was
the
trouble
with
that
period
that
nobody
was
leading
the
nation."
CHUCK
BLONDIN
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Door
and
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and
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in
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sales!
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and
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passengers
are
not
likely
to
see
any
major
changes
in
fares
or
flights
as
a
result
of
the
United
States-British
agreement
reached
in
London
earlier
this
week,
airline
officials
said
Thursday.
"The
same
seat
is
going
to
be
there,"
James
Arey
of
Pan
American
World
Airways
said
Thursday,
"but
who
is
going
to
be
flying
it
will
be
different."
The
agreement
was
reached
just
in
time
to
avert
a
cutoff
of
most
air
traffic
between
the
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pact
came
after
the
British
said
they
wanted
a
bigger
share
of
the
$850-million
travel
market
between
the
two
countries.
Details
of
the
agreement
must
still
be
worked
out
before
the
final
signing
in
Bermuda.
In
New
York,
Gail
Roth
of
the
government-controlled
British
Airways
said
Thursday
that
the
carrier
hoped
to
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the
number
of
passengers
on
each
flight,
but
could
not
say
how
this
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said
British
Airways
had
no
plans
to
cut
back
the
number
of
its
transatlantic
flights,
but
she
added:
"We
haven't
seen
all
the
details.
We
don't
know
what
this
will
mean
in
terms
of
flights"
by
all
airlines.
Pan
Aid's
Arey
said,
"I
don't
think
this
ment
is
the
signal
for
a
reduction
in
transatlantic
fares"
because
the
fare
structures
are
initiated
by
the
International
Air
Transport
Association."
Arey
said
the
new
agreement
was
more
of
a
shuffling
around
of
existing
flights
among
airlines
than
an
increase
or
decrease.
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