Most Canadians Reject Separatism in Snapshot of Canada
Ottawa AP reports most Canadians reject Quebec separatism and fear for Canada’s unity, while constitutional modernization under Pearson advances. Lesage backs cooperative federalism, while Caouette and Diefenbaker clash over reforms and the proposed new flag amid mixed public opinion and western reticence. A final line notes a chimpanzee’s helpless birth.
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Ottawa
Quebec
Confederation
Lester B. Pearson
Jean Lesage
Elizabeth II
West
Dick Sanborn
Calgary Herald
Canada
Quebec Social Credit
Real Caouette
Caouette
John G. Diefenbaker
Diefenbaker
Lesage
Diefen‘baker
Ontario Conservative Association
African Negro To Become United Nations President
Alex Quaison-Lackey of Ghana is slated to be elected president of the U N General Assembly. At 40 he will be the youngest ever to hold the post and the first African Negro in 19 years of annual sessions. He has led Ghana's U N delegation since 1959 and has a background in law and African studies.
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United Nations, N.Y
Alex Quaison-Lackey
Ghana
U.N. General Assembly
Quaison-Sackey
Paul-Henri Spaak
Belgium
U.N
Oxford
Lincoln's Inn
London
Stick
New York
Quaison-Lackey
Winneba
Accra
Gulf of Guinea
Gold Coast
Geneva
United Nations
General Assembly
Security Council
New Rochelle
Three Treats Serviced To TV Viewers On Monday
A long page item notes Thanksgiving visits in Maine with Kennebunk and Arundel residents guests from Kennebunkport Saco and New Hampshire. It mentions Gerald Robillard transported to Portland Osteopathic Hospital after illness on a bus near the Maine Turnpike. Nineteen articles on a Kennebunk Special Town Meeting warrant precede holiday guests at the Eveleth and Morin households, with many local families hosting relatives from Brewer Orange and Steep Falls.
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Franklin Leach Sr
Arundel
Maine Osteopathic Hospital
Portland
John Lindsey Apple Lane
Evelyn Ramsden
Kennebunk
Rodney Young
Donna
Diane
Somersworth
N. H
Conrad Berdeen
Jamie
Voluntown
Conn
Kenneth Berdeen
Guy Sirois
Lynette
Titusville
N. J
Alewive
Robert Lewin
Fieldcrest Drive
Anne Colpitts
Arsela Krasko
Saco
David Bates
Patty
David
Concord
Clark
Knights of Pythias Hall
Virgin Islands
Curtis Tolman
Jerry
Michele
East Brunswick
N.J
Veronica Morin
High Street
Germain Morin
Karen Bohen
Hamburg
Germany
Paul Littlefield
Pauline Day
John Miller
M. F. Eveleth Sr
Summer Street
Old Orchard Beach MRS and local social notes
Mrs Arthur McLeod guests of son in law and daughter at North Berwick for two weeks. She spends winter with Elizabeth Richardson in Old Orchard Beach. Old Orchard Club meets Wednesday at 2 30 pm at Priscilla Skilling home with assistants. Grand Matron Agnes Swett to visit Miniwanca Chapter Dec 7 at 7 30 pm. rehearsal Dec 3 at 7 pm. Knights of Columbus Auxiliary Christmas party Dec 9 at Sherman’s Dining Room. Old Orchard Rebekah Lodge meets Wednesday evening.
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Arthur McLeod
Stanley Thompson
Betty McLeod
North Berwick
Stanley Thompson Jr
Berwick Academy
Limestone
Old Orchard Beach
Elizabeth Richardson
Union Ave
Old Orchard Club
Priscilla Skilling
Union Avenue
Ing
Retta Sait
Florence Benson
Grace Harmon
Agnes Swett
Grand Chapter
Maine
Order of the Eastern Star
Miniwanca
Robinson Memorial Masonic Hall
James J. Mullen
Knights of Columbus
Sherman
Old Orchard Rebekah Lodge
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Queen
SOC
Cotes Gan
SOM Waa Sa
Waygy
Aamard Bae
Deluxe
Whisper Quiet
Eoven
Alfred Street
Biddeford
Cynthia Lowry
New York Philharmonic Orchestra
Leonard Bernstein
Andy Williams
Julie Andrews
Sir Winston Churchill
Churchill
Chartwell
Riviera Seacoast
Winston Churchill
Merle Oberon
Viscount Montgomery
NBC
Chet Huntley
Europe
Montreal
N. F. Eveleth Jr
Brooke
Kirk
Tracy
Dana
Brewer
Stephen B. Cen Iter
Orange
Mary E. Neitherhut
Mary I. Eveleth
Ervin
Steep Falls
Clement P
Wight
the International Whisky
Florida
Ph Adel Pat
Haron
ST Plieasou
Aver
Tevin le
ST. Petersburg
Miami
Orlando
Jacksonville
Thacher
Temple Street
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