American Invasion of Canadian Magazine Market Questioned
The Royal Commission on Publications heard complaints about American magazines selling in Canada and examined risks to Canadian titles. Critics say Reader’s Digest influences public opinion and morals, with concerns about medical misinformation and articles on unmarried men shaping youth views, though Digest remains widely trusted in elite homes.
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United States
Canada
Royal Commission On
Grattan O'Leary
Commission
Commisson
Time
Reader's Digest
Medical Journal
Eleanor Harris
North America
O'Leary
Royal Commission
Golden Jubilee Fund near 88 percent of goal at Saskatchewan
Grass roots support from rural and urban councils 4 H clubs Homemakers and Wheat Pool committees grows for the University of Saskatchewan Golden Jubilee Fund. So far over 21000 has been contributed and totals reach 2202000, about 88 percent of the objective, with Wheat Pool committees praised for added support.
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University of Saskatchewan Golden Jubilee Fund
Saskatchewan Wheat Poul
Misses' Shapely Princess Nightgown Pattern 4814
Pattern 4814 offers a shapely princess nightgown suitable for misses sizes 10 to 18 with 2% yards of 35 inch fabric. Send forty cents for pattern, specify name address and pattern number to Anne Adams Pattern Dept., Department P P.L. SA Preet Street.
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Anne Adams
Department P_P.L. SA Preet
Italian harvest goddess and related term clues
A list of crossword style clues spanning mythic, scientific, and everyday terms. Includes Italian goddess of harvest and items like neon symbol, electrified particle, exclamation, nautical phrase, seasoning, bridge support, and various nouns and adjectives.
Indian problems cited in Yorkton discussion
Former Indian agencies superintendent J A Davis and Chief John Leveright of the Cote reserve criticized current policies. Davis warned segregated schools and liquor policies hurt integration and warned population growth on the Cote reserve could reach 1,000 by 1970 with no real opportunity. Leveright cited missionaries influence in schools and noted reserves voted against extending liquor laws to Indians.
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Yorkton
Sask
Anthony Cote
J. A. Davis
Kamsack
Cote Reserve
Davis
Indian Affairs Branch
Mr. Davis
RCMP
John Leveright
Leveright
Cote, Key and Keeseehoose
Leader-Post
Regina
Old Standby Cereals and Bread as Diet Source
The article notes cereals and bread supply calories and protein, contributing a quarter to one third of daily protein needs. Whole grain cereals and enriched white bread also provide phosphorus and B vitamins thiamine riboflavin and niacin. The menu should include one serving of whole grain cereal and four slices of bread.
Hospitalitis spreads as demand for hospital care rises
Zulengarry News reports Ontario faces a new trend labeled hospitalitis. Public pref ers hospital treatment over home care, straining beds and prompting calls for new hospitals. Critics warn private practice suffers as clinics shrink and specialists dominate care.
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Ontario
Alexandria
Railways face loss as air travel expands across continents
The article argues railways suffer from reduced passenger and freight business due to competition from air travel and buses. It notes a surge in aviation usage during the US pilots strike and highlights how air travel has grown in a decade, affecting Canada and the United States.
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United States
Canada
First Signs of Spring Bring Fresh Hopes Across Community
Spring arrives with warmth and new energy affecting youths farmers and local governments. Families wade puddles and sail makeshift boats while counties plan road work towns map street improvements and gardeners anticipate a vibrant season for gardens and camping in 1961.
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King Features Synd. Inc
Zulengarry News
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