New Democratic Party Plan For Economic Reform
The column outlines a concept of democratic economic control via a National Planning Board and Advisory Council. It proposes increased public investment funded by higher taxes and bond sales to reduce unemployment from automation while forming regional planning bodies and consultative forums with industry labor agriculture and consumers to guide policy.
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Social Credit hurled at Diefenbaker and tax woes
A reader rips into policy sparring over unemployment insurance and government spending, questions Diefenbaker’s ideas on Chinese settlement, taxes, and cost of living, and touts Social Credit as a solution based on Alberta's 33-year record. The letter critiques fiscal policy, pensions, and wartime spending while urging focus on domestic issues.
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Conservative Candidate SANDY BEST Seeks Support in Tight Election
The writer quotes SANDY BEST defending Conservative gains and criticizing Liberals led by Pearson. He touts wage growth and savings, accuses Liberals of lack of originality since 1958 debacle, and calls for debate with Liberal leadership while highlighting John Diefenbaker programs.
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Halton Campaign Speaker Defends Voters Against Harangue
A Halton reelection candidate defends a seven week campaign as lengthy and asserts voters are not swayed by political clap trap. He emphasizes extensive county outreach, noting people are engaged, have definite opinions, and worry about deficits. He rejects public financing and stresses true conversation with residents.
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Liberal Plan Seeks Economic Recovery and Trade Expandability
The Liberals propose a plan to stabilize the nation’s finances and expand trade. They tout tax incentives for new and expanding firms, and restructuring the Industrial Development Bank to separate management from Canadian enterprise, aiming to boost production, trade, and public works while devaluing the Canadian dollar is noted.
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Early tour reveals Historic Henltyre Farm site
Guides lead visitors through a milatorical site featuring a 15th to 19th century sequence. Highlights include the 1424 oll yoain barn, a log cabin first home, a two storey log house with clayboard siding, and a gentlerman's house showing gradual settlement improvements.
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Car Makers Explore Assembly Line Tactics
A fragmented report describes a visit to an auto plant highlighting General Motors Pontiac operations. The text references the assembly line, car hooperation, and efforts to refresh and improve the manufacturing process at GM, with focus on accuracy and efficiency.
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