Canadians Push For Stronger Canadian Economic Independence
Canada’s finance minister Mitchell Sharp and former minister Walter Gordon advocate keeping Canada economically independent. They urge detailed disclosure of the financials of large foreign controlled enterprises, aiming to ensure national ownership spans banks, insurers, railways, airlines, radio, TV, and newspapers.
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Canada
Mitchell Sharp
Walter Gordon
Sharp
Gordon
United States
Paddler Abduction Warning and Police Trust Questioned
The piece urges vigilance as a predator abducts boys, noting the need to rethink child safety guidance about authorities. It discusses fear of a badge using tactic and praises crime detection advances while calling for swift capture and safer parental instructions.
Editorial Research Cheating In School
The piece surveys cheating in schools, citing the Air Force Academy scandal and the 1962 64 Bowers study. It reports that about a quarter of students admit cheating, with half of students having cheated and many justifying it under grade pressure and fear of failure.
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Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
Air Cadets
Bureau of Applied Social Research
Columbia University
William J. Bowers
Russell B. Stearns Center
Northeastern University
Boston
Bowers
Unusual Plea and Shelter Aid Echo Local Concerns
A reader letter urges improved Guilford County Animal Shelter conditions with a proposed civilian board to oversee animal care and humane practices. The writer criticizes neglect and calls for responsible upgrades while highlighting humane treatment and public relations. A separate note laments parental involvement in youth concerts and urges reducing May school year congestion.
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Guilford County
Nash
Guilford County Humane Society
The
Humane Society
Citizes
Quote on social purpose of retiring older workers
Otto Eckstein of the Johnson administration argues for speeding retirement of seasoned workers to preserve productive skills for the economy. A Fulbright jab critiques reduced humanities education, warning that neglecting the humanities harms national defense and invites hostile reactions to critical thinking.
Expo 67 Preview as Montreal Gears for Global Exposition
A Montreal preview outlines Expo 67 set for next April with a scale model display via Macy’s salute to Canada. Mayor Jean Drapeau backs a massive plan attracting Soviet, French, British, and American participation, aiming for 20 million U.S. visitors and a multibillion spend, while Ottawa and Quebec fund the project and Montreal builds its first subway.
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Montreal
Canada
New York
Macy
St. Lawrence
Gotham
Scotland
Brave
U.S
Montreal Harbor
St. Lawrence Seaway
Western Hemisphere
Jean Drapeau
Robert Moses
Flushing’s Meadows
Soviet Union
France
England
United States
Russia
Uncle Sam
London
Ottawa
Quebec
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Otto Eckstein
President Johnson
Council of Economic Advisers
Link S
Big Boy
Berry World
NIA
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