King of Diamonds at Mwadai Gates Draws Guards
A Canadian geologist uncovers the world’s richest diamond deposit at Mwadai Tanganyika after six failed attempts. Billionaire John Thoburn Williamson, a noted mining figure who died January 7 1958, lived modestly within the Mwadui compound and reportedly loved mining above all else.
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Buckingham Palace
Mwadai
Tanganyika
John Thoburn Williamson
Mwadui
Dr. Williamson
Mousseau Tremblay
Montreal
P. Getliffe
Civil survival in North America amid bomb threats
The article argues that civil defense should focus on survival skills, not fighting, with training best suited to smaller communities like Cariboo, Peace River, Muskoka, Laurentians, Gaspe and interior New Brunswick. It notes Canada would likely be drawn into any US or UK attack and cities would be targets. Survivors would rely on outside help and better self-reliance.
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Canada
United States
Great Britain
Russia
Cariboo
Peace River District
Muskoka
Laurentians
Gaspe
New Brunswick
Be Bops Form Local Dance Band In High River
Local entertainer Keith Huehner organizes a new quartet called the Be-Bops. Lead guitarist Huehner, with Bruce Strachan on piano Glen Grice on drums and Gary Gast on guitar, all hail from Calgary. They plan their first public appearance in High River.
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Keith Huehner
High River
Keith
Nite Hawk
Bruce Strachan
Glen Grice
Gary Gast
Strachan
Grice
Gast
Calgary
the Times
Alta
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