Tax Cut Debate Grows Over Canada U S Tax Plans
Canadian officials and business leaders face pressure from U S tax cuts expected in 1963. Ottawa weighs corporate tax relief as U S reforms loom, with Canadians already advantaged on personal rates, deductions, and dividend credits. The impact hinges on U S policy and Canadian responses.
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U.S
Neville Nankivell
Post
Ottawa
U S
Canada
Canadian Indies
The Wheat Problem in a Global Context
The article discusses global hunger versus surplus, noting three quarters of people face hunger or malnutrition while rich countries have oversupply. It explains government controls on wheat, the U.S. farm referendum risk, and potential price and production outcomes. It cites Orville Freeman and United States farm policy influencing European trade and world prices.
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Canada
United States
Orville L. Freeman
U.S
Freeman
John F. Kennedy
National Agricultural Federation of France
Mountie Uniforms Shift From Buffalo Coats to Nylon
The article laments the end of the buffalo coat era for Canadian Mounties citing cost and practicality. It notes the force embraces nylon jackets as a lighter, affordable alternative and jokes that the changing attire may affect the force’s iconic image.
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Ottawa
Wil
Aunece
ARDA Meet Charts Rural Canada Development Plan
Federal and provincial ARDA representatives met in Ottawa to align continuing teamwork for nationwide agricultural rehabilitation and development. A T Davidson urged combined efforts while provincial directors reported on land use projects and a proposed national land use inventory to guide long term ARDA strategy with local participation. The conference included Prairie Farm Rehabilitation Administration and Maritime Marshland Rehabilitation Administration officials.
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ARDA
Ottawa
A. T. Davidson
Canada
C. B. Gilliland
United States
L. E. Pratt
Prairie Farm Rehabilitation Administration
Maritime Marshland Rehabilitation Administration
Breast milk boosts infant antibody protection says Wisconsin study
New evidence shows babies gain disease protection from maternal antibodies in breast milk. Wisconsin researchers note antibodies formed in blood can enter an infant's digestive tract, reinforcing womb-provided protection as bottle-fed babies lack this boost.
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University of Wisconsin
The Sweet Melodies That Haunt a Busy Mind
A writer laments music addiction and leisure, noting how stereo systems and modern recordings lure away time and work. He mocks dope metaphors, suggests his musicianship improves, and invites others to mail spare leisure.
Quebec Women Oppose Nationalization of Water and Power
An opinion poll from Victoriaville Quebec shows 1347 letters with 15 for nationalizing Shawinigan Water and Power and eight indifferent. The piece argues Quebec women favor private ownership by shareholders over government control, fearing socialism and predicting voters will resist nationalization despite polls suggesting otherwise.
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CFDA
Victoriaville
Quebec
Shawinigan
Local News Wrapup from Rossendale Community
M WATSON reports on residents visiting relatives in Ninette Winnipeg and Steinbach. Families including the Culberts Crockers and Watsons socialize and travel for curling bonspiels. A hall meeting supports adding a second class to the high school and consolidating elementary schools with future discussions planned.
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M. Watson
G. Kane
Ninette
P. Hayward
Edmeton
H.N. Basler
Steinbach
Mr. Basler
B. Hird
Treherne
K. Crocker
Faye Crocker
Peg
Sharon Smith
MacGregor
H. Henry
Winnipeg
P. Henry
Bagot
James Watson
P. Mclntosh
Lois
David Vanachte
Treherne Jmen
Edwin
Langruth
Allen
Bruce Nicoll
Glenboro
Norman Nicoll
Cypress River
W. Bieganski
CFRY
D. Dobbin
E. Tomchuck
J. Culbert
C. Diehl
Health Hint on Candy and Dental Decay in Canadian Children
The article links dental problems in underprivileged countries to sugar intake among Canadian children. It notes high consumption of candy desserts and soft drinks as a cause and suggests the harm could be offset if teeth are protected or treated though detailing specific measures is limited.
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Caruso
Canada
Whale sounds Mars probe and volcanic fever in science at work
The article surveys whale vocalization research by W E Schevill at Woods Hole detailing a graph of 25 whale species and wartime origins of underwater sound study. It notes Russia's Mars probe progress toward the asteroid belt and Kiluea's renewed activity with infrared heat surveys from Army instruments.
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Russia
W. E. Schevill
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
Massachusetts
Schevill
Oceanus
Mars
Tite
Aoe
Maret
Earth
Kil‘auea
University of Michigan
Institute of Science and Technology
US. Army
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