Canada Faces U S Temptation and Identity Loss
Canada grapples with growing American influence as private U.S. capital flows surge, prompting Diefenbaker era limits, currency strain, and debates over Norad and nuclear weapons. The piece argues Canada risks losing independence amid closer U S ties and cultural absorption.
Dire to Dachau and Canadian attitudes in 1960s Europe
A Vienna man guides two Americans to Dachau near Munich as a stark museum tour reveals the camp’s grim artifacts. The piece contrasts wartime history with postwarGermany and surveys Canadian identity and American cultural influence shaping modern Canada.
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In Depth and Weight 1964 Budget Bigger
Washington AP report mocks the Kennedy 1964 budget as a weighty tome. Experts liken its heft to seven extra ounces beyond last year and note increases in defense space and nonessential federal expenditure cuts committee.
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Vermont inaugurates first Democratic governor since 1854
Philip Hoff was inaugurated Thursday as Vermont's first Democratic governor since 1854, saying his election reflected the subtle workings of a society in transition.
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