Prime Minister Praises Weekly Newspapers During National Week
Prime Minister Louis St Laurant endorses National Weekly Newspaper Week and salutes Canadian weeklies for informing citizens about government issues. He highlights weekly papers as vital in remote areas and stresses the role of a free press in democracy. Milk note added: it takes 11 pounds of milk to make one pound of cheddar cheese.
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Louis St. Laurent
Week
Canada
Cracker Barrel Oracles and Typographical Terrors
A magazine piece on editors of Canada’s 800 weekly papers discusses the humor and hazards of publishing. A Coast daily misprint on a classified page showed photos of Jane Russell and Marilyn Monroe with an economy slogan, illustrating how errors haunt journalists.
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Marilyn Monroe
Daily Chain
Hollywood
Jane Russell
Canada
Canadian Weekly Newspapers Week Highlights Local News Power
The Free Press notes National Weekly Newspapers week as part of a 2.8 million family market across Canada. It emphasizes local reporting strength, advertiser value, and editors living in glass houses, with anecdotes on NATO, town dumps, fires, and a Marmora obituary of Wendell Cabinet.
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North Atlantic Treaty Organization
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Daniel's den
Lions
Marmora
Ont
Toronto Globe and Mail
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