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A 10 The Boston Globe Tuesday, July 23, 1967 De Gaulle Blows Up Canadian Storm CERAMIC MADE IN U.8.A. FIRST 25c QQc', ada's domehtic affairs" by opposition leader John Diefen-baker. Real Caouette, head of Quebec's Creditiste Party, said if de Gaulle says "anything to the detriment of Canadian unity, I am not with him." Caouette added that "with all the fuss" made over de Gaulle's visit by the Quebec government of Premier Daniel Johnson, "There should have been 300,000 people out" to see the French president in Montreal. Instead the crowd in Montreal was estimated at between 3000 and 10,000. T.

C. Douglas, head of the New Democratic Party, expressed doubt that de Gaulle's scheduled visit to Ottawa would be canceled because of the uproar over his speech. De Gaulle's schedule today included a visit to Expo 67 where France Day is being til. I lyy it. exhortations to French nationalists.

At the Place des Nations, de Gaulle spoke of the exhibits he intended to visit during the day, including those of the Soviet Union and the United States, and said: "Even though they may seem to stand in separate camps, they are all friends of France." De Gaulle was scheduled to go to Ottawa tomorrow afternoon and to meet with Pearson Thursday morning before flying back to Paris. The Royal Canadian Mounted Police in the national capital acknowledged today they had received a number of telephone calls threatening the French president. The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation said last night there was speculation in Ottawa that the Canadian government might ask de Gaulle to terminate his visit. Slight Surface Irrtr. Astociated Prl MONTREAL President Charles de Gaulle's cry for a tests across Canada today "free Quebec" set off pro- and Prime Minister Lester B.

Pearson called his cabinet to consider the political implications. One of the questions was how Pearson and other government officials could give the French president a hearty weclome to Ottawa Wednesday, as scheduled, in view of his expressions of support for the movement that seeks to separate Quebec Province from Canada. A federal spokesman at Ottawa called it "a pretty serious situation." An emergency session of the Cabinet was arranged through a revision of Pearson's schedule for the day. A member of Pearson's party, a Liberal from Montreal, Warren Allmand, said he was asking that the government cancel the remain der of De Gaulle's visit "and have him and his party leave Canada immediately." Angry telegrams and telephone calls flooded in on officials, newspapers and radio stations after De Gaulle's exclamation before a crowd of wildly cheering separatists and others in Montreal Monday. The climax came when de Gaulle shouted the separatist slogan "Vive le Quebec libre" "Long live free Quebec" from the balcony of Montreals' City Hall to thousands in the square below.

The slogan is a rallying cry to French Canadians who claim Quebec should secede from the English-speaking rest of Canada. Pearson watched the 76-year-old French president on television in Ottawa and asked for a transcript of his speech. A government spokesman said he knew of no changes in plans for de Gaulle's visit to the Canadian capital Wednesday. De Gaulle's Quebec comments were termed "an inexcusable intrusion in Can We Carry Floor and Wall Coverinca of Evtry Description LINOLEUM CARPET CENTERS of BROCKTON 251 Crescent Street Rte. 27 (Nr.

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