Pearson Era in Canada Seen as Bridge to Western Alliance
An editorial argues Canada should back Lester Pearson and a Liberal-led government as a stable, bridge-building force between Old and New World politics. It notes Pearson’s past service, UN role, and Nobel Peace Prize, while weighing risks of provincial tensions and lingering French-Canadian resentment.
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Canada
John Diefenbakes
Lester Pearson
Liberal Party
Social Creditary
Peargin
Pearayn
Pearson
United Nations General Assembly
Diefenbaker
Western Alliance
Lawyer's Diary On Bringing Son Into Partnership
A senior partner contemplates taking his son into the firm while delegating active work to others. The partner must obtain consent if required by the partnership agreement, and the writer questions how to proceed and ensure proper steps are followed. A garageman dispute about a £8 repair bill shows the impact of legal tender on a refused cheque.
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Trevor
Labour Party
Wilson
Maudling leadership stakes rise after budget boost
Westminster reports detail how Reginald Maudling's first Budget strengthens his push for Tory leadership. Analysts note economic gains and expansionist, election-friendly policies while Labour leader Harold Wilson faces a sharp political challenge. Michael Noble performs strongly amid Budget Day questions.
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Reginald Maudling
Maudlyo
Labour
Harold Wilson
Labour Party
Maudling
Westminster
M.p.s
Michael Noble
Blind Chess Master Beat Odds To Become Belgrade Champion
Dragoljub Baretic, blind since childhood after a WWII bomb blast, rose from seashore accident scars to chess mastery. He won two Italian tournaments, a Hastings victory, and earned a master title abroad for blind players while studying at Belgrade University and memorizing lectures with help from friends and a tape recorder.
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Belgrade
Associated Press
Dragoljub Baretic
Bareti
Italy
Hastings
England
Barethc
Belgrade University
Vale of Kashmir Remains Summer Playground With Houseboats
Srinagar reports Kashmir’s Vale stays a summer playground as troops guard the front and tourists ride gondola-like shikaras on Dal and Nagin Lakes. Visitors seek water sports, golf, and high camps at Gulmarg, Pahalgam, and Sonamarg, with the sacred Amarnath cave drawing pilgrims.
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India
Xea
Kashmir
Delhi
Dal
Nagin
Srin
Srinagar
A.A.P
Reuter
Vale of
Vale
Aemanath
Siva
Critique of Canberra Housing Amidst New Dwellings
A letter condemns Canberra’s recent housing blocks as hostile to residents. It criticizes the design with concrete brickwork and shared backyards as demeaning and impractical, urging planners to prioritize comfort, dignity, and humane living conditions over cost or novelty.
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Canberra
Northbourne Avenue
Divine service attended by Governor-General at Sydney cathedral
The Governor-General attended divine service at St Andrew's Cathedral Sydney yesterday morning. He was later entertained to tea by the Archbishop of Sydney and the Honourable Mrs. Gough at Bishopscourt.
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St Andrew's Cathedral
Sydney
Hm Cheap
Window Cleaning Bill Hits Johannesburg Civic Theatre
Johannesburg officials say the new Civic Theatre faces a heavy cost for window cleaning. The theatre will pay 135 shillings per cleaning, about £87, as windows range from 4 to 30 feet and are too large for staff to handle, requiring a special firm.
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Johannesburg
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Shalimar Gardens
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Rawalpindi
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