Canadians React to Benson Budget Forecasts and Shifts
The Ottawa budget signals aim to move savings into business, with tax cuts for pollution equipment and gift tax removal, while capital gains on securities face a 50 percent tax. Corporate rules are softened, and Information Canada grows to 6.4 million while PR staff rise.
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Ottawa
Edgar Benson
Benson
Information Canada
Close Call for Robert Dalton in Portland Robbery Attempt
Robert Dalton of Portland was accosted by a 39 year old transient who demanded money. The assailant fired four shots into the air then aimed at Dalton but the pistol misfired. Police subdued the suspect and found the cartridge had a dented firing pin and a dud, saving Dalton from harm.
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Portland
Oregon
Mr. Dalton
Minis Fashion Feud Sparks Kremlin Dress Rules
Western style skirts provoke amusement and official concern in Moscow and Gorky Street as Soviet authorities issue guidelines on dress length. Secretaries and government staff are told skirts should not reveal more than two inches above the kneecap when seated, or face dismissal.
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Gorki Street
Red Square
NDP Upsets Thatcher in Saskatchewan Election
In Saskatchewan voters swung to the NDP led by Allan Blakeney, delivering a heavy blow to Liberal Premier Ross Thatcher. The NDP gained 21 seats, capturing power as Liberals and Conservatives lost ground west of Ontario. Thatcher indicated a cabinet transfer of power and possible leadership changes.
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Allan Blakeney
New Democratic Party
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Allan Guy
Robert Dalby
Blakeney
Arty
Woodrow Lloyd
Ross Thatcher
Thatcher
CCF
Liberals
Conservatives
John Diefenbaker
Private Enterprise
Dave Steuart
Prince Albert West
Bank and Tie
Loose Jaw North
Brandon Dust Problem Prompts City Action Plan
A city doctor, Dr. A H Povah, told Brandon council that local dust falls exceed Winnipeg by more than double and far surpass Pennsylvania averages. He urged cutting coal and fuel burning, banning rubbish burning, and tightening Simplot Chemical Co emissions to meet Manitoba targets of 50 tons for residences and 70 tons for industry. He pressed for a sweeping air program and reporting progress as soon as possible.
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Winnipeg
Pennsylvania
A. H. Povah
Simplot Chemical Co. Ltd
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