Teens Talk Hotline in Los Angeles Works Well
A Los Angeles teen hotline connecting youths with anonymous adult listeners has drawn about 5,000 calls since launch. Dr. Dale Garrell notes many youths seek communication, with 20 percent about relationships, 17 percent with parents, and seven percent on drugs. The staff includes graduate students and professionals, operating 6 p.m. to midnight daily.
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Los Angeles
Dale Garrell
Children’s Hospital
Science fiction blurs with truth in space and child care debate
An Illinois official argues that delinquents deserve humane treatment, comparing care for youth to animals in zoos. A Glasgow newspaper notes eerie parallels between Apollo 8 and Jules Verne, counting similarities in craft size, launch dates, and lunar altitude, suggesting science fiction often foreshadows discovery.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Jules Verne
Earth
Moon
Two to Do the Work in a Fatigued Rant
An adult population calculation ends with only two people left to work. The speaker protests doing everything alone, claiming 199,998 in jail and 800,000 derelicts reduce the labor pool to two, him and another, exhausted by the burden.
Evans Outlines Hydro Project In The North
Manitoba Finance Minister Evans defended a northern hydro plan to flood Southern Indian Lake and divert the Churchill river for Nelson River development at Kettle Rapids. He argued the Kettle Rapids scheme is cheapest, at 5.92 mills per kilowatt including transmission, versus 8.35 mills for southern thermal power. He said the project would not trap Manitoba to one path, and northern development requires power. Opposition focused on studies, costs, and process, with debate adjourned after questioning access to information.
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Gurney
Evans
Indian Lake
Manitoba
Churchill
Nelson River
Kettle Rapids
Selkirk
Winnipeg
Hydro
Nelson
House
Saul Cherniack
NDP
St. John’s
Cherniack
No Decision On Indian Bill Before Summer Recess
Parliament awaits word on a possible new Indian Act as Robert Andras says a policy review is in intense examination and a decision will be shared with the Commons in a few weeks. Debate touches treaty rights and longstanding obligations going back 100 years.
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Robert Andras
Andras
Robert Stanfield
John Diefenbaker
Er Dinsdale
Brandon— Souris
Frank Howard
Skena
Stanfield
Diefenbaker
Conference Urged on Health Ministers Meeting
Larry Desjardins of St Boni urged Manitoba to arrange a conference of provincial health ministers and the federal health minister to set priorities for hospital care spending. He argued for better wealth sharing among governments while commenting on the Ungar heart department spending estimates.
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Larry Desjardins
St. Boniface
Manitoba
Ex-Soldier Becomes North Ireland's P.M. Miaj
Ex soldier James Chichester Clark, 46, former army officer, won a narrow leadership vote of 17 to 16 in the Ulster Unionist caucus to become prime minister of Northern Ireland succeeding Terence O Neill. He pledged universal municipal suffrage and indicated elections would be moved to 1971, as opposition Nationalists called for boundary reviews to end gerrymandering.
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Miaj
James
Chichester-Clark
Politi Thursday
Tome
Northern Ireland
Clark
Terence O'Neill
House of Commons
Chichester Clark
Brian Faulkner
Faulkner
O'Neill
Unionist Party
Stormont
Belfast
Chichester- Clark
Chichester -Clark
Chichester - Clark
Indians Doubtful About Assurances
Saskatchewan legal counsel Allen Lueck told Indian Affairs Minister Jean Chretien that doubts about Ottawa honoring the 1876 treaty stem from cuts to off-reserve social services since the mid-1950s. He argued the “medicine chest” clause guaranteed free medical care, and noted non-reserve Indians now face medical care certificates costing $72 per family as a condition for care. Mr. Chretien said he would look into the situation.
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Saskatchewan
Indian Affairs
Jean Shretien
Allen Lueck
Ottawa
Saskatchewan Court of Appeal
Lueck
Cretien
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