Vanishing Caribou Threat Arises in Canada
Canadian Press reports from Ottawa on Fraser Symington's study noting Northwest Territories caribou herds fell from about 3 million at century start to roughly 200,000 now. He links decline to modernization, firearms, fires, and predator pressures, while stressing sociocultural reliance of Eskimos and Indians on caribou. He urges action and more research, warning there is no simple solution.
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Keewatin
Ungava
Baffin Island
Ontario
Churchill
Man
Arctic Islands
Prairie Provinces
Queen's Printer
Resentment Against Russia Runs High In Red China
Alessandro Casella reports from China on how public anti American sentiment is shaped by war coverage, while hostility toward Russia appears personal rather than ideological. He notes three scales of opinion, official propaganda, public worry, and a tense stance toward Viet Nam, with China avoiding direct intervention unless vital interests are threatened. The piece begins a two part look at Communist China and its people.
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Alessandro Caselle
Alessandro Casella
Associated Press
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U.S
America
Viet Nam
Watts
Los Angeles
Peking
Washington
South
Viet ‘Nam
Korea
Manchuria
Choirs to sing together in London Guildhall Dec 20
Combined choirs of Westminster Abbey St Pauls Cathedral and Westminster Cathedral to perform jointly in London Guildhall on December 20 with Princess Margaret and Sir Lionel Denny attending. In Banff Scotland the town bells tolled for the closing of the second Vatican council due to no local Catholic bell. In New Delhi India the government allocates rupees 300000 for Kashmirs tourist houseboats relief amid guerrilla warfare. Ottawa RCAF considers buying 30 faster Japanese light planes for liaison. Bombay India expects a cylindrical radio telescope with five times Jodrell Bank area within two years. Moscow announces a test of a space vehicle landing system with a southern pacific fall zone 500 miles south of the Aleutians 2000 miles east of Japan. New Delhi claims 30 Chinese troops killed in Sikkim clash two Indians dead seven missing China says five Indian soldiers killed. London says British troops stay in British Guiana at least six months after independence as Guyana is formed.
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Lionel Denny
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India
Sikkim
China
Goren On Bridge Ends In Successful Slam
The South player navigated distribution and endplay to reach a six heart slam. West opened spades, East discarded, and South used ruffs and discards to eliminate losing cards. A final heart lead and a king queen sequence secured the slam before opponents could gain the lead.
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