Khrushchev seeks bloc in UN race clash
In a UN General Assembly speech Khrushchev argued the USSR brakes colonialism while critics cite widespread independence since World War II. He targets nonwhite delegates, promotes disarmament talk, and hints at moving UN headquarters as he aims to sway Afro-Asian nations toward a pro Soviet bloc.
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British Commonwealth
Russia
Khrustichev
U.N. General Assembly
U.S.S.R
Khrushchev
Moscow
Diefenbaker
U.N
Stooges
United Nations
New York
Sir Wilfrid Laurier and Canada's evolving global role
The essay recalls Laurier’s 20th century prophecy and examines Canada’s shift toward the United States and Britain in the modern era. It notes cosmopolitan influences, Canada’s wartime participation, and the risk of a cultural Gresham’s law diluting national distinctiveness while pursuing the vision of a strong independent Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfred Laurier
Canada
Wilfred
Britain
France
United States
Sir Wilfred
Russia
Brian
Messrs. Kennedy
Nixon
Messrs
Macmillan
Gaitskell
Gresham
Optimist view of world affairs in a magazine article
A Pars Bureau reporter for The New York Times argues that despite dangers the free world shows resilience. He cites British aid increases, doubled German aid, shifts in Soviet diplomacy, and a U.S. growth rate around 3.5 to 4 percent while warning against overestimating Soviet expansion by 1970 or 1990.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin JL. Dale, Jr
New You Times
Britain
Germany
Canada urged to boost youth education through mentorship
Panel with Canadian business leaders heard that corporate gifts to education rose to 115 million yearly in recent years but money alone may not lift education. Executive urged business to engage students directly in schools, promoting continued learning through aid and guidance while stressing responsibility, parental discipline, and work ethic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Geert
Canada
Des Re
Deeks Mig
Sugar and Spite dialogue on failure and worth
A tense exchange unfolds between two men as one belittles the other for lacking material success. The speaker defends his life choices and achievements including a BA degree, wartime service, and family, while the critic counters with sharper, biting judgments. The scene ends with a sudden interruption by a feminine call.
Behind the Mirror A Morning in the Life of a Worker
A first person monologue describes a tedious workday from wake up to breakfast. The narrator notes the grind of daily routines and the pressure to impress at work and home, detailing stress, health worries, and domestic tensions. The text hints at a recurring selfimage seen in the bathroom mirror.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teva
Lisa Lissened
Georgetown Lions parade draws 1500 in mobile spectacular
The Georgetown Lions Club staged a mobile parade with 1500 cast members including 4 bands and 2 majorette troupes. The Santa Claus parade moved from Delres Market Centre to downtown four corners, surpassing prior local events and drawing many locals.
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Anmather
Seenavatt
Multan
Hydro
Pablus
Orles Gunbs
Johboans Repta
Tepan Wallam Lila
Robert Harkin
Ro Jones
James Gardner
Keshe Powis
Orangevelle
Counsilor HJ Reeve
George McDeutt
Hamatton Tiger
Chet Law
Peacock
Ae County Fire Prevention Bureau
Acton News Roundup From The Free Press 1916
Doll Night at the Rpworth League gathers charity gifts for Hamilton Deaconess Home. Guelph station interior refreshed. Acton hall closed for holidays. Georgetown billiard hall permit denied amid city rail plans. Legion venison dinner shines. Lorne Scots inspection draws crowd. Snowbound roads and new Mason homes progress noted.
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Rpworth League
Hamilton
Board of Education
Stewart
G.T.R
Acton Station
Denald Hall
Guelph
Agricultural Coltery
Bucken van Fiats Lake
Georgetown
Free Press
Acton
The
Canadian Legion
M. MacDonald
Legion Hall
Lorne
Nderal C.F Constantine
Citiens
Lorne Scots
Tian
Clifford West
Ontarty
Mason
Ps Beng
Mason Ox
Professional Directory and Travellers' Guide Item
Dr W G C Kenney Pryician and Surceot Office anew Flock 438A Mill St EB Acton Office Phone 78 Residence 115 Church St BE Phone 130
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. C. Kenney Pryccian
Touring tips and automotive care from Acton professionals
A collage of local notices lists health practitioners, lawyers, and service providers in Acton Ontario. It highlights Dr D A Garrett and Dr Robert Al Buckner, notaries, solicitors, chiropractors, and a coach line. It also offers car care guidance about batteries and electrical systems for winter driving and mentions bus and rail schedules.
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Red
Cuba
Castro
Latin America
Congo
Mr. Hammarskjold
India
Ferse
Egypt
Indus
Acton Free Press
Dills Printing and Publishing Co. Ltd
Willow St
Ontario
Audit Bureau of
Cwoinla
Ontario Quebec
C.w.na
Post Office Department
Ottawa
G. A. Dills
David R.dills
RIAL
Smiley
Exen
Withershake
Buster
Bae
Cavaleyard
Anticipation
BY Bill Smiley
GTR
Jubilee Park
Professional Directory and
Travellers’ Guide
Ven's Travel Duo
D. A. Garrett
Wloward Rver Insurance Rover
Stan
Robert AL. Buckner
Wellington St. Acton
Howell
Von
F. 1. Wright
Wilbur St
Acten
Onane
Amieh
DR. H. Leib
Corner Mill
Frederick Street
A. J. Buchanan
Mall Street
C. F. Leatherland
Bartister & Soheitor
Notary
A. Braida
B.A. Ierster
Notary Public
Er Corra E
Guelok
Spm
Hastings & Payne Barristers and Solicitors Notaries Public
Mal St
Chtropr
W. Roy Riddell
Palmer
Tues & Tawrx
Umilehoemaker
Bruce E Shoemaker
Mer
EL. Buchner
R.D
Optemetret Catiact
Lenars
Ds SB &E Acton 2
Robert R. Hamilton
Fyes
LEVER
Chartered
Hoskin Rcpuntants
King St
Toronto
Podiatrist
Foot
Edmund G Morgan
DSC
Green St Guelph
Ont
Gray Coach Lines
Sun
Sun and
Holt
Sat
Canadian National Railways
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