Power Transfer To Liberal Bloc Ready In Canada
Ottawa AP Prime Minister John G Diefenbaker meets Lester B Pearson to arrange a Liberal government transfer after results from Canadian service men veterans vote push Liberals to 130 seats short of a majority in the 265 seat House. Social Credit factions show mixed support and plan a caucus to unify policy. Diefenbaker’s minority government collapsed in February over nuclear strategy delays.
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Lester B. Pearson
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Social Credit
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Robert Beaule
Quebec
Commons
Real Caouette
Diefenbaker
U.S. State Department
U.S
TEST YOURSELF-6 r Are You Thorough
A compact quiz about thoroughness asks readers to count dots in designated areas within a 3 minute time limit. It emphasizes accuracy over speed and invites writing answers on blank lines beside each question.
Set theory puzzle on shapes in Venn diagram
The prompt lists ten questions about regions inside and outside a circle triangle square and rectangle. Each asks for items common to specific shapes and not in others, or all four shapes. It may require identifying the regions of a four-set Venn diagram and naming the intersections by their parity relative to the four shapes.
TEST YOURSELF Self-Analysis Scoring Chart Snapshot
Adapted from TEST YOURSELF A Handbook of Self Analysis 1962 by William Bernard and Jules Leopold. SCORES Average 5 Superior 0 2 Excellent 3 4 Good 5 6 Fair 7 8 Your score See Answers On Page 19.
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Jules Leopold
Chilton Dog
Philadelphia
First State Well Marked as Oklahoma Heritage Milestone
Oklahoma Historical Society will install a highway marker this late summer or early fall to honor Nellie Johnstone No. 1, Oklahoma’s first commercial oil well completed by Cudahy Oil Co. near Bartlesville on April 15, 1897. The marker will sit southeast of Bartlesville on U S 7 and 60.
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Bartlesville
UPI
Oklahoma Historical Society
Oklahoma
Nellie Johnstone
Cudahy Oil Co
Indian Territory
Worldwide Easter Messages Pour In for Pope John XXIII
Telegraphs from governments and leaders around the world flooded the Vatican on Easter Sunday to extend congratulations to Pope John XXIII on his encyclical Pacem in Terris. Vatican Secretary of State Amleto Cioccignani noted the international tributes.
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Vatican City
UPI
Vatican
John XXIII
Amleto Cardinal Cicognani
Supreme Court Meets Washington to Rule on Opinions
The Supreme Court convenes in Washington to issue opinions and orders after a two week period of opinion writing.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Farmers Destroy Artichokes Over Low 1962 Prices
In 1962 French farmers refused to accept depressed prices and destroyed their artichokes. The action underscores rural discontent with agricultural markets and government support during that period.
Soviet De mining Aid to Algeria Offered Free of Charge
Moscow announced that Soviet troops in Algeria will defray the de mining effort by destroying 20 000 mines at no cost. The Kremlin radio stated that the mine clearing mission proceeds without charge to Algeria.
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Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
Algeria
Moscow Radio
Sidney's Dairy Creams Ad Telegraphed Prices
Local ad lists dairy cream product line at $1.25 with phone numbers EL 3-3025 and EL 3-6160 for orders or inquiries.
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Sidney's Dairy Creams
DAR Aims to Boost Public Image at 72nd Congress
Washington The Daughters of the American Revolution open their 72nd Continental Congress at Constitution Hall with a streamlined agenda to improve public image and empower delegates. New president general Mrs Robert W H Duncan of Alexandria Va leads a week of forums and reduced resolutions with open discussions on war stance and policy goals.
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Washington
API
Continental Congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution
DAR
Robert W. H. Duncan
Alexandria
Constitution Hall
Duncan
No U S Troops Going To Laos Says Harriman
Under secretary of State W Averell Harriman says the United States has no plans to send troops to Laos and will not send military supplies unless requested by the neutralist regime. He said President Kennedy decided not to become involved militarily in the Laos conflict. U S personnel have left Laos under the Geneva cease fire and the U S is not providing more aid beyond minor supplies permitted by the agreement.
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UPI
W. Averell Harriman
United States
Laos
Harriman
Kenneth B. Keating
R-N.y
Kennedy
U.S
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