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METZ, France (CP) —
Quebec Premier Rene
Leveeque said Tuesday he
knew from the start that the
RCMP were trailing his
Parti Quebecois— “Thank
God we never had anything
to hide.”

“To be a bit cynical, we
knew from the = very
beginning that a lot of those
jerks were around,”
Levesque told reporters
Tuesday as he prepared to
, leave for Paris today,

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Dozens of Canadian
reporters covering his rip
estioned Levesque abou

e disclosure by Canadian |

Solicitor-General Francis

RCMP break-in
PQ knew ‘those jerks’ were around

Fox that the RCMP had
broken into Parti Quebecois
offices in 1973 and stole
computer tapes giving in-
formation on party mem-
berships and finances.

“If 1 can make a pungent
comment,” said Levesque,
‘for a champion of
democracy like Mr.
Trudeau, it should be a
nightmare to have that kind
of political police in-
strument.”

Levesque also was
questioned about Prime
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suggestion that the idea of a
commonwealth of French:
speaking countries might be

pursued. The . Quebec

premier saidshe agreed with

Clash loonis over
Quebec leadership

OTTAWA (CP) -- The
struggle for a Quebec place
at a world summit of
French-speaking leaders is
already under way with
signs of a developing
Quebec-Ottawa clash.

Supply Minister Jean-
Pierre Goyer maintained
his position Tuesday that
only Canada could be
represented at such a sum-

mit meeting which he has ©

said would be similar to the
British Commonwealth.

Quebec Premier Rene Le-
vesque said in Colombey-
DesDeux-Eglises, France
that he approves of a
commonwealth of French-
speaking countries, but only
if Quebec participates as a
full-fledged member.

The commonwealth idea
is being pursued actively by
Goyer and Prime Minister
Trudeau in talks with
leaders of other French-
speaking countries.

Goyer said he believes
France already has ac-
cepted the idea in principal
and the only details still to
be worked out with Paris
are. when‘ and where the

Quebec already has a
special status on a world

rench-speaking cultural
and technical organization.
Quebec is allowed to have an
independent voice on the
administrative body bul
Canada has the sole vote.
Other provinces must speak
through Canada and cannot
express their views in:
dependently.

But Goyer said the
summit meeting, envisaged
by Canada, would deal with
international problems, not
cultural and scientific. The
federal government had
jurisdiction for inter-
national affairs.

Levesque said Tuesday
during his visit to the late
French president Charles de
Gaulle’s home at Colombey-
Des-Deux-Eglises that he
thinks an improved link
among French-speaking
‘countries is. essential to
their survival.

But he said Quebec is the
only province in Canada
which can justify Ottawa’s
involvement in such a
group. He approved of the
commonwealth idea
provided Quebec could be a
member and not under the

the idea, providing Quebec
participates in itg own name
end not under the wing of
the Canadian government.

“Quebec is the only
Canadian province that can
truly justify Ottawa in-
volvement in such a

grouping,” he said.

After a week of private
visits, Levesque opened his
first public function
Tuesday with a trip to the
tomb of the late French
president Charles de Gaulle
at Colombey-Des-Deux-
Eglises. ;

SIGNS BOOK

After placing a wreath on
the general's tomb,
Levesque moved to the de
Gaulle memorial nearby

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where he signed the Livre
d@Or (golden book). |

He wrote: “Ten years
after, and speaking, I feel
sure, for the great majority
of Quebecers, I salute a
great Frenchman and a
great friend of Quebec.”

Harking back to Gen. de
Gaulle’s cry of “vive le
Quebec libre,’’ delivered
from a baleony of the
Montreal city hall in 1967,
Levesque praised de Gaulle

‘as “‘the only Foreign political

figure of any substance”
o was attuned to Quebec.
Later Levesque flew to
Metz to place a wreath ata
war memorial. He was
honored at a brief reception

at the city hall. —

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