Government information as public relations under review
The Glassco commission attacks government information services for prioritizing public relations over actual facts. It cites army public information hesitance to confirm a paratrooper’s parachute failure and calls for higher standards and pay for information officers. The report endorses hiring top information professionals to ensure truthful dissemination.
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Glassco Commission
Services Information
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Army
Commission
Call for expanded access to higher education
By 1970 about 15 500 qualified Grade 18 students may be denied university entry due to inadequate accommodations. Many capable youths face exclusion as universities raise entrance and course success standards. The piece urges federal and provincial governments to ensure proper educational provisions for qualified, willing, and able students.
Federal Fitness and Amateur Sport Grants Spark Debate
Canadians funding large federal expenditures under the Fitness and Amateur Sport Act seek value for money as Health Ministry grants totalling five million dollars support Canadian Amateur Boxing and weightlifting. The plan aims to raise world games standards, but competition for funds invites scramble and criticism, such as Trail British Columbia complaining Smoke Eaters receive no aid for world hockey championships this year.
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Calgary
Trail
B.C
Canada
Major Decision Ahead Molgat Tells Liberals
Manitoba Liberal leader Gildas Molgat told a Portage Neepawa rally that Canadians stand on the threshold of a major election to determine whether the country remains federated and active in world affairs. He warned against a divided House and praised Lester Pearson while urging Liberal victory to form a strong majority government.
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Liberal Party
Manitoba
William H. Bradley
Portage-Neepawa
Molgat
Canada
Social Credit
Quebec J
Quebec
New Democratic Party
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Liberals
Great Britain
United States
Pearson
Warrants Issued To Spend 240 Million
Ottawa reports Canada’s federal government has seized governor general warrants to spend nearly 240 million dollars to cover essential payments until Parliament reconvenes after the April 8 election. Officials say warrants ensure cash flow despite no current spending approval.
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Ottawa
Canada
Commons
Diefenbaker
Leader Thompson backs nuclear arms stance amid Caouette clash
Social Credit leader Thompson disassociated his party from Caouette’s hard anti-nuclear line. He said the April platform does not rule out nuclear warheads for Canadian forces in NATO or at home, though not advocating immediate acquisition. Caouette, holidaying in Jamaica, insisted “no” to both home and abroad use.
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Social Credit
Thompson
National Party
Quebec
Real Caouette
Canada
NATO
Wit
Vavuette
Jamaica
Montreal
Socil Credit
Caouette
Guy Marcoux
Quebec Montmorency
New Silk Graft Technique Aims At Abdominal Chest Defects
A report describes a surgical approach using silk taffeta grafts spread over openings in the abdominal and chest walls to prevent wrinkling as a temporary covering until a dense fibrous wall forms. The method, attributed to a Red China origin, notes grafts designed to shield the defect during healing.
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China
Canada set to reach 19 million population by year end
Canada’s population was 17,767,000 on January 1 1963 and is expected to reach 19,000,000 by year end. Ontario tops provincial gains with 103,000, Quebec up 108,000, Alberta up 38,000, and British Columbia rising 97,000 as the nation grows across provinces.
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Canada
Ottawa
Bureau of Statistics
Quebec
Ontario
Alberta
British Columbia
Manitoba
Newfoundland
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Saskatchewan
Prince Edward Island
Weekly Sunday Thoughts From Classic Poets And Reformers
A compact collection of lines from Coleridge Emerson Longfellow Eddy and Lincoln praising Sundays as core to civilization thought reverence and moral practice. The quotes underscore the Sabbath as weekly binding and guiding.
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Ralph Waldo’ Emerson
Health Hint for Middle Age Exercise Caution
In middle age people often want to look younger but should not overdo it. Avoid rushing for buses heavy lifting or strenuous workouts. Seek doctor guidance to choose safe exercises suited to the patient's age.
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