Canadians Struggle With US Image And Economic Tie
In a two part analysis Charles Lynch argues Canadians face a crisis of identity as American capital floods Canada and NORAD ties deepen. He notes Diefenbaker's 1950s measures failed to curb investment and devaluation pressures rose, shaping a paradox of independence and reliance.
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Charles Lynch
Ottawa
United States
Canada
John Diefenbaker
Diefenbaker
U.S
Southam News Service
Taene
Reys
Washington
Kennedy
Tly
United A
Toronto
New York
Cleveland
Chicago
Both Sides Hold Firm In Strike
New York printers in a seventh week of city newspaper blackout show no sign of wavering. Talks between publishers and the International Typographical Union have stalled with mediators unable to schedule sessions. Union president Bertram Powers notes the defense fund is nearly depleted after Friday payouts, with a $8.40 weekly benefit for single men and $96.80 for married men.
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New York
New York City
Bertram A. Powers
International Typographical Union
Afl-Cio
Powers
President of UMW Succumbs
Thomas Kennedy, president of the United Mine Workers of America, died at 75 in Hazleton Pennsylvania. He led the union since 1960, rising from a Pennsylvanian coal mine background and serving on national boards while shaping labor policy with a steadier approach than his predecessor John L. Lewis. Kennedy had pursued political roles, including a 1934 lieutenant governor bid, before his union leadership.
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Hazleton, Pa
Thomas Kennedy
The
United Mine Workers of America
Kennedy
John L. Lewis
Pennsylvania
America
Democratic State Committee
U.S
Joseph F. Guffey
UMW
Lewis
Charles Alvin Jones
Jones
Dock Strike Settlement is Proposed
A presidential board appointed by President Kennedy will present a mediation settlement proposal to striking longshoremen and waterfront employers on Sunday. Sen. Wayne Morse said the package could be accepted or rejected, but warned against hoping for a better outcome in Congress. If mediation fails by Sunday midnight, Kennedy asked the board to prepare action recommendations to end the 28 day-old strike. The proposal will be reviewed by representatives of the International Association and steamship and stevedoring companies. The 43rd US Junior Chamber convention will be in Louisville, Kentucky, next June.
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NEW York
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Kennedy
Revolving Theater Planned for Portage Wisconsin
Portage Wisconsin backs a campaign led by Chamber of Commerce and University of Wisconsin playwright Robert Gard to raise 100000 dollars for Theatre Historique. The outdoor summer venue aims for a July 1963 opening with a movable turntable stage allowing three sided viewing.
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Portage Chamber of Commerce
Robert Gard
University of Wisconsin
Theatre Historique
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Louisville
Burtner
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High Point, N. C
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Greensboro
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Lustre Sheen Service
High Point
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