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DEPARTMENT SHAKEUP OF 'NO SIGNIFICANCE' OTTAWA (CP) The sole significance of the recent shake-up in the external affairs department is that "summer is coming," says A. E. Ritchie, undersecretary of state for external affairs. "There is no policy significance whatever," he said at a Commons external affairs committee meeting today. The department announced Wednesday wholesale changes including the appointment of Jean-Louis Gagnon, director- general of Information Canada, as ambassador to UNESCO i Paris.

In another move, Ralph Collins of Ottawa was recalled from Peking to return to his old job as an assistant undersecretary in the department. Mr. Ritchie said it is normal to announce changes in the department early in the year so that the schooling of diplomats' children will not be interrupted until the summer vacations. He said that in most cases the changes are made as part of the department's policy to rotate its employees among different jobs. THE CALGARY HERALD Fridoy April 23, 1972 3 Michael Oliver to head Carlcton NEW YORK (AP) Low-key anti-war demonstrations continued on a few college campuses today but anti-strikc students struck back at the protesters at Columbia University In New York, Protests over police drug raids brought a second night of sporadic violence to Marshall University in Huntington, W.

Va. Police used tear and pepper gas to disperse 200 rock-throwing students. The University of Pennsylvania obtained a court injunction ordering 400 anti-war protesters to take down their barricades in the main administration building they seized Wednesday night, A third day of anti-war protests at Kent State University in Ohio ended with a march to the central business district by 800 demonstrators who then sal down in the streets for an hour. When police arrived In riot gear the crowd broke up without incident and drifted back to the campus. There were no arrests.

Increasing antagonism towd the closing of five Columbia buildings led members of a group called tho Majority Coalition to reopen two of the buildings Thursday. One was later reoccupied. The coalition members, many of whom say they too oppose the war, believe that classes and buildings must bo kept open nonetheless. Several minor injuries resulted from dashes between the two groups. In Boston Thursday, about 50 demonstrators invaded the studios of WBZ-tv demanding equal air time to reply to President Nixon's address about the Vietnam war Wednesday night.

They were removed by police and 44 charged with trespassing. In Huntington, W. Va Mayor Milton Hern-don declared riot conditions existed at 8 p.m. Thursday after several rock-throwing incidents around the main gate of Marshall University. In the sporadic clashes that followed, there were several reports of injuries and numerous demonstrators were reported jailed.

OTTAWA (CP)-Dr. Michael K. Oliver, a vice-principal at Montreal's McGill University To rebuild garden MONTREAL (CP) City council Tuesday authorized spending of $370,000 to rebuild tho Bavarian Beer Garden, a popular drinking spot in La Kondc. the city's amusement park at Man and His World. The beer garden was destroyed by fire last week.

since 1U67, has been appointed president of Carlcton University, it was announced today. He succeeds A. Davidson Dunton, who announced his retirement last year after 1.1 years in the post. Phone the "livesavers" 266-7121 for FREE delivery of SHRINE-LION SWEEPSTAKE TICKETS BIRTHDAY SALE or Mil NISSEN VOLKSWAGEN 1211 Centre St N. 276-2201 PRINCESS ANNE liktnm in portrait SMILING GIRL U.S.

campus strife continues I LOOKS LIKE PRINCESS LONDON (AP)-The Royal Academy's annual summer exhibit opened today, and the portrait of a smiling girl in a wide-brimmed hat is cer tain to cause a fuss. The portrait. The White Hat, looks much like Princess Anne. Buckingham Palace said Queen Elizabeth's 21- year-old daughter did not sit for the painting and knew nothing about it. If you want to think it Princess Anne, you can," the artist, Ruskin Spear, said.

He is one of Britain's better known portrait painters whose subjects have included Sir Laurence Olivier and Har old Wilson. Visitors to preview show ings this week differed on whether the picture was unflattering or complimentary to the princess. 1942-1945 war records made public OTTAWA (CP) The re cords of the Canadian cabinet and its war committee trom 1942 to 1945 were openec today to public examination Prime Minister Trudeau an nounced. War records before 1942 were declassified at the be Mnninff of this vear in ac cordance with a government policy of mamng documents public after a 30-year period. Mr.

Trudeau said in a statement the 1942-1945 re cords are being opened to public examination earlier than planned because Britain, Australia and the U.S. have opened their records for all the war years. "It would clearly be undesirable for the press, the academic community and other interested parties in Canada jiot to have equal access to material of such great historic interest," he said. Although the records have been kept confidential, official armed forces historians liave had access to them for official war histories and their publications have summarized much of the war committee's activities. i Edmonton Klondike Days Thursday, July 20 Saturday, July 29 $69.

Yipppeee! It's back to those mad days of '98. Edmonton dresses up and steps back into history. The Gold Rush comes alive and transforms Edmonton into one huge party! There plenty of free entertainment for the entire family, plus the biggest Midway in North America. The Calgary Stampede Wednesday. July 6 ferry Saturday, July 15 ODOi It's just about the biggest, wildest outdoor spectacle on earth.

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Then slip away to restful Victoria it's just a short 30 minutes away. There's world-famous Butchart Gardens. Bastion Square, and colourful Trounce Alley. And with your special Tilden rental discount, exploring the rest of Vancouver Island is easy, and inexpensive. TheAbbotsford Air Show Friday, August 11 7fi Sunday, August 13 B.C.

Salmon Derby Saturday. August 12 -Sunday, August 13 Get your weekend off the ground at Canada's National Air Show. There exciting sky diving, and plenty of flying displays by aircraft of all kinds. Then dip a hook in the waters off Vancouver, and angle for $25,000 in the World Largest Fishing Derby. After dark, you'll probably want to catch some of Vancouver fantastic night life.

One great package priced as low as $79 each, based on double occupancy includes: Hotel accommodations Airport transfers Dinner at Brother Jon'S in Gastown Salmon-fishing boat rentals can be arranged Whether you like stunt flying, or flying fish, you'll be sure to have plenty of tales to tell about Vancouver. 'Plus Airfare POLICE MOVE ENDS SIT-IN MONTREAL (CP) About 60 students peacefully ended their four-day occupation of a junior college here Thursday night when riot police moved in with orders to evacuate the building. The students at Rosemount Junior College began the sit-in Monday to protest the possible extension of the school year beyond May. More than 300 of the school's 2.300 pupils started the sit-in, but that number had dwindled to about 60 when the demonstration was broken UP; Australia offers to be host for chess match MELBOURNE (Reuter) -Australia has made a $133,000 offer to stage the world chess championship between title-holder Boris Spassky of Russia find American challenger Bobby Fischer, it was announced today. The president of the Vic torian Chess Association, J.

Englander, said that James Nason of Eltham, a Melbourne suburb, had agreed to put up the money to sponsor the match. "A cable has already been Sent to the president of the International Chess Federation, Max Euwe, in Amsterdam informing him that we have the Sponsorship and that we wish to stage the title," Englander Said. "We expect a reply in the next week or so." McCarthy witness dies NEWPORT, R.I. (AP) -Louis F. Budenz, the ex-Corn-munist who turned star witness for the late Senator Joseph McCarthy and others in the Communist hunts of the early 1950s, died Thursday in hospital after a long illness.

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