Canadian Nationalism and Quebec in the 1960s Election
A concise survey of nationalism in Canada linking anti American sentiment to Prime Minister John Diefenbaker's Conservative tactics. It notes historical Tory uses of nationalism, Quebec's pivotal role, and a forecast of a fragile minority government amid rising Quebec nationalism and the Social Credit surge.
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Canada
John Diefenbaker
Diefenbaker
Sir John A. MacDonald
United States
Sir John
Texas
Tory Toronto
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
U.S
South
John Well
Toronto University
Quebec
Progressive Conservatives
Real Caouette
Social Credit Party
Socialist Credit Party
New Democratic Party
Jean Lesare
National Party
Socialist Credit
Quinim
Kong
Souphanouvong
Quinime
U. S
Republic and Democracy Distinctions From 1928 War Department Manual
A 1928 Training Manual from the War Department contrasts democracy as mass rule with property rights and potential demagoguery to a republic based on elected officials and fixed principles. It notes democracy’s failures and republic’s ideals of liberty and justice, and mentions the manual’s withdrawal after the bank holiday.
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America
War Department
Should High Schoolers Go Steady Dr Crane Debate
Washington columns discuss teen dating advice from Dr Crane addressing high school assemblies in Peru and surrounding area. It argues steady dating limits social adaptability, risks stodgy relationships, possible illicit affairs, and suggests waiting until at least age 21 for better future child outcomes. Readers may write Dr Crane in Mello Indiana for personal guidance.
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Esau
Dr. Crane
Mary
Clay Report shapes debate on foreign aid scope and impact
The Clay Committee led by Gen. Lucius D. Clay proposes redefining aid with a more concentrated program and a potential one billion dollar budget increase. The review urges phased reduction in unneeded foreign assistance while focusing on countries delivering the greatest returns and warns against aid for internal political purposes.
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Clay
Washington
the Clay Committee
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Gallup
Isi
Lucius D. Clay
Jaffort
Ioor
St.Passman
New York Herald
Bune Inc
Otto Passman
Louisiana
Foreign Aid
Gen. Clay
Passman
Imerry
Clay Committee
U.S
Indus
Franklin
Aid Administration
David Bell Shalance
Canally
Successful Investing Stock Purchases for Musicians
A reader describes a 25 year old professional musician seeking a long term investment plan. The exchange explores buying growth stocks and compares life insurance stocks with industrials while considering options like Magnavox Long Island Lighting and Frito Lay. The discussion touches on retirement social security and irregular self employment deductions for musicians.
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Roger EF
Spear
Stark
G. S.ant
Magnavox
Long Island Lighting
Frito-Lay
Berlin bishop denounces Hochhuth play on Pius XI
Berlin evangelical bishop Otto Dibelius condemned Rolf Hochhuth’s The Deputy as a cheap naive history of Nazi crimes. He warned the play misleads about the late pope’s stance and harms the world’s memory of the recent past.
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Vientiane
Laos
Prince Soupha F Nouvong
Thurssday
Quinim Pholsena
U.S
Quinim
Prince
Souvanna 1Phouma
Souphanouvong
Meinister
Souvanna
Souphouvong
Pathet Lao
Plaine Des Jarres
Souphonouvong
Souphenouveng
Ay Louitimore
Lancaster
York
Princeyanna
Ton
Annapolis
Trenton
New York
Bulletin-Herald
Berlin
UPI
Otto Dibelius
Pius XI
Dibelius
Rolf Hochshuth
Register to Vote in May 7 Primaries
The Anderson Herald urges all eligible voters to register before the deadline and participate in the May 7 primary to help select party candidates for all offices. It argues voting in the primary strengthens democracy and ensures good office holders.
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Ood
Anderson Herald
AHS Easter Convocation Tonight Features Student Choir
Anderson High School presents its Easter convocation at 8 30 in the gym with Marguerite Hale as chairwoman. Allen Burnett and Ted Frank MCs Susie Miller plays the organ Barbara Falls chairs the program with trombone and violin pieces, a tribune of soloists and the Choral Club to close the program.
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Anderson High School
Barbara iFalls
Jan Josefek
Karen Clevenger
Gillespie
Alan Crandal
Gary
Terry 'Gillespie
Gary’ Robbins
Jerry Poston
Solojist
Jerie Robinett
Eugene Finley
Richard Seavers
Mrs. Hale
Barbara Fals
Pamela Sprague
John Gartigus
Mac Koons
Ted Frank
Edgar Fleenor
Jan Josesek
Jim Dyer
Mr. Seavier
Allen Burnett
Angina pectoris insights from Dr Brady lecture notes
In a Brady health column, Dr William Brady recalls Heberden on angina and explains modern views that angina arises from heart muscle anoxia due to coronary spasm. He offers two home suggestions including calcium intake and nitroglycerin use with physician consent.
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Wm. Osler
Heberden
Heberder
Dr. Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
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Peru
Indiana
J. B. Martin
pHa
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General
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Lake Champain
Columbus
Constitution
Constellation
Congress
Paul Revere
Enterprise
Columbia
Gray
Earth
Jane Way
Business
Lord Nelson
Ezra Hopkins
Navy
John Paul Jones
Richard
Pearson
MacDonaweh
Lake Cham
Maryland
2 Circus
Anderson
Uncle Sam
Ther
Mexico
Wilkes
Conngham
Barney
Somerset
Naval Academy
Robinson
Rau
Ake
Plains States
North Pacific States
Central Rockies
Gulf Coast
Southern Plains
Central Plains
Rockies
Mississippi Valley
Lakes Region
New England
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Anderson Newspapers, Inc
J George D. Crittenberger
Harriet W Toner
Robert E Jackson
S—ee
Edwin A Bailey
Indy
Madison
Indiiena
Associated Press
Herald
AHS
Vancouver
British Columbia
State of Washington
Detroit
Brady
Jesus and Children
Matt
Jesus
Heaven
Matthew
Mark
Luke
Julien C. Hyer
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