Happiness and peace clash with self interest across nations
A reflective essay argues that happiness is elusive because personal desires for gain create unhappiness for others. It examines real estate, language, and color as social fault lines, noting sovereignty moves and racial, regional conflicts yield shared misery. The piece foresees a long road to universal peace through brotherly love.
The Technological Society and Human Values
The text discusses technology's vast potential alongside ambivalence about its dehumanizing side effects. It notes mass production and urbanization eroding privacy, creativity, and warmth, driving people to arts, personal relationships, and nature seeking balance. It suggests individuals seek human values amid a fast-moving, efficiency-driven society.
Beer Could Help Fight Tooth Decay Says Dentist Delegate
A report from an Australian dentist congress notes a delegate claimed beer contains fluoride and might prevent tooth decay if consumed in large amounts. The remark sparked a puzzled smile among friends who recalled his joke about asking, I wonder if it’s the beer.
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Employment Picture Shows Increase in June
Canada added 158 000 jobs in June amid a 3.7 percent jobless rate, with total employment rising to 7,567,000. The report notes seasonal gains, big boosts in service sectors, and regional variations from Atlantic Canada to British Columbia.
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Dramatic Red River search ends with boy found alive
In Springfield district the 10 day missing boy of William Service survived in a badger hole after wandering from home. Metis rescuer found him eight miles away drinking swamp water and eating wild strawberries. Father had been seen wandering in the bush crying the boy’s name.
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William Service
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Survey Finds Teacher Likes and Dislikes At McGill
A five year study of 629 public school teachers by Prof J E M Young of McGill education finds top likes center on working with children and seeing results. 457 mainly young women cite this as what they like most about teaching, with 333 noting accomplishment and 104 noting helping children. Hours and holidays rank lower, while dislikes include clerical duties examinations and inspector visits. The report appears in Canadian Education and Research Digest.
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Indonesian airline to use de Havilland Otters from Canada
The International Civil Aviation Organization permits De Havilland Aircraft of Canada to supply Indonesia with 75 Otter aircraft. Merpati Nusantara will use the planes for scheduled and charter services, trade, and exploration work through New ands the Waving om i new.
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Sigurdsson Bullifess Exchange at Din
A wedding in Austin Christchurch on May 20 1967 united Barbara Anne Bull of Austin with Arsolyton Mandiri in a double ring ceremony. Attendants included Linda Bull and Donna Sigurdson, with Jim Fleming singing during the register signing. The reception followed at the Community Hall with a three tier cake and a hot turkey supper.
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Geo. Bull
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Jim Fleming
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John Erickson
Winnipeg
Bob Antonius
Jim Patterson
Saskatchewan Housing Shortage Areas Identified by Survey
A government survey shows 10 Saskatchewan areas with apparent housing shortages per Municipal Affairs Minister McIsaac. Biggar Rosetown Leetain unten wunavon reek Breadview Assiniboia among names. 150 towns replied after mailed questionnaires. Of 102 villages 61 report no extra housing while 22 need both rental and sale and 19 require rental only. Among 42 towns 13 need rental units and 20 require rent and sale accommodation. The survey indicated further details.
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McIsaac
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