Editorial on Canadian unity and bilingualism push
Canada moves toward full rights for French speakers with the Dec 5 Royal Commission on Bilingualism and Biculturalism. The report urges equal status for French and English nationwide, creates bilingual districts, and makes Ottawa bilingual. Prime Minister Pearson backs it amid cross party support and regional constitutional talks.
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Canada
Royal Commission
Quebec
Lester B. Pearson
Liberal Party
Pearson
Robert L. Stanfield
Progressive Conservative Party
Pre- Thiers
Charles de Gaulle
France
Guardian of
Britain
Commission
Times of London
the Times
Ottawa
Ontario
New Brunswick
C. P. Ives
Baltimore Sun
Debate on religion in schools and Supreme Court limits
Nina G 17 asks Dr Crane why atheism challenges God in schools. The piece argues the Supreme Court issues opinions not laws and that prayers can occur without teacher coercion, urging readers to seek Dr Cranes booklet and mail a 20 cent fee for guidance.
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Nina G
Jesus
Supreme Court
New York
Congress
New York State
Judy
New Jersey
Matthew
America
World War I Debt Totals By Debtor Nations
Treasury tabulation shows U S WWI debts at 21 352 854 709 dollars as of June 30 with 324 million in interest. Finland paid 185 000 toward principal and 167 082 in interest last year. others paid nothing. The United States borrowed the funds and taxpayers pay the interest.
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Treasury Department
United States
Finland
Young investor advised to favor growth over income
Roger E Spear counsels a 16 year old to focus on growth stocks rather than dividends, recommending Avon Products Consolidated Foods and Talon while warning against Pan Am American Tobacco and Scott Paper. He also advises holding Travelers Corp stock due to tax considerations and market conditions.
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Og Island Lighting
Pan American World Airways
American Tobacco
Scott Paper
Pan Am
Avon
Consolidated Foods
Talon
Travelers Corp
Roger Spear
Roger
Spear
Hox
Grand Central Station
New York
T-Ml
Gen. Fen. Corp
Tourists on Warfront Sparked by Washington Picnic Baskets
Paul Harvey notes civilians flood Vietnam fronts, hindering supplies and security as Congress members tour and campaign amid jungle warfare. He cites Sen. Percy and Rep. Gallagher amid evolving warfront scrutiny, with visa access fueling rising civilian visits.
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Washington
Vietnam
Saigon
Charles Percy
Percy
New Jersey
Cornelius Gallagher
Congress
South Vietnam
Geta
Calcium steadies the nerves in Brady's Health Service
The correspondence notes a shift from nurseries for newborns behind glass to rooming-in in many hospitals as a safer method. It argues rooming-in keeps infants by their mothers, reducing infection, despite resistance from traditionalists in medicine.
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United States
Canada
Alsrays
Semmelweiss
Europe
Holmes
Council On Foods and Nutrition
ANA
Fatefurs Brady
Unusual Baby Names and Medical Nutrition Notes
A fragment discusses odd baby names from a social security file and shifts to medical views on nutrition and calcium. Dr. Brady of Beverly Hills offers a calcium page with letter responses, urging proper nutrition and cautious medical claims while citing historical asepsis debates.
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Cans
Tin
Scotts
Noved
Stange
Tick
Roysters
North Carolina
States of the Union
Vermon
Connecticut
Royser
Wall Street Journal
R White
Bamberg County
Slater
Spartanburg
N.G
Herald
Holmes
America
Folklore and the black bottle myth in old age homes
Folklore from aged care and veteran institutions feeds local stories including the black bottle legend that a doctor may kill a patient to clear beds. Physicians attribute high death rates to illness on entry and age, while a prison tale recalls a cow and a penal farm as a prisoner’s long search. American Saying: The great want none other great and the litle as!
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Indiana State Farm
Pummville
Arizona
Yemen Civil War Readies Royalist Victory amid Cold War Blunders
The piece argues the Yemeni royalists near victory oppose Soviet and Egyptian influence, blaming U S State Department missteps since 1962 for propping up Nasserist and Soviet interests. It notes Egyptian troops, mustard gas use, and American aid shifting toward royalists, while criticizing Washington’s UN silence and CIA involvement as harmful to U S aims.
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State Department
Sana
Yemen
Partinana
Nia API
Gamel Alalel Nasser
Arabia
U. S. State Department
Hodeida
Abdullah al-Sallal
Sanat
Taam
Al-Sahal
Washington
Nasser
United Nations
Thr
CIA
Saudi Arabia
Harnessing a moving iceberg for fresh water
Discussion on towing a loose iceberg from the Antarctic to a dry coast for water. Feasible with tugs guiding currents, possible but no record of completion, costs not trivial, with side notes on maritime trivia and shifting Nantucket sands that buried ships.
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Antarctics
Martin
America
Europe
Auskegel
Tuckernuck Island
Nannucket
Mass
Nantucket
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George W. Crone
Nima Agke
Supreme Cent
Roger E. Spear
United States of America
Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
George C. Crittenberger
Frasident
Harriet W ¥. Toner
Peasident
Robert Jackson
Jane Tonner
Charles W. Laughlin
Raymond A. Reed
Mancheger
Andarcon
Indiana
Autonay Corrier
Miail
Madison
Associated Press
Associated Preus
Horros
Paul Harvey News
Marvey
Harvey Fraud
Fea. Corp
Brady's Health Service
Brady
William Brady
Canning
Beverly Hills
California
Folklore
By William Wade
James B. Martin
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