Fairclough Remarks Highlight Canada Immigrant Policy and Economy
Mrs Fairclough says bands have justice claims dating back 150 years while the commission would examine all to see if Indigenous peoples have a just claim to compensation. She notes unemployment is rising the labor force up by 750000 since 1963 and that recent action pegging the dollar aims to boost Canadian spending. Praise for wheat deals with Red China and a 170 million dollar trade surplus contrasts with a 1956 deficit blamed on Liberal policy. Immigration shows humanitarian appeal with 100 Hong Kong refugee families and tubercular refugees. the PM is not seen as solving all problems but signals international interest. Head table guests include John Christianson S J Enns George Fairfield G W McConnell and Chief George Daniels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Alvin Hamilton
George Hees
Diefenbaker
Hong Kong
Plowing Match Plans Expanded for Portage Event
Fort age hosts Canadian plowing championship with Esso silver plow and gold ceremonial plow. Secretary Forbes and VP Hudek report most provinces will attend, estimating 14 Canadian entrants and several visitors. Entries close June 18, with 1,000 meals planned and all-weather road to the plow site.
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Esso
J. C. Forbes
Canadian Plowing Association
Ed Hudek
Portage
Saskatchewan
New Brunswick
Prince Edward Island
Ontario
B.C
Chilliwack
Hadek
W. R. McCowan
Batters Farm
Earl Bowes
Len Robinson
Pete Irwin
Accomodation Committee
Roy Brown
Emerson Association
Dave McDonald
Ed Plenty
Harold E. Batters
Alberta
Quebec
Nova Scotia
Newfoundland
Shuttleworth Attacks Tory Trade Policy and Leadership
Liberal candidate Lem Shuttleworth charged the Tory government with narrow protectionism and poor trade policy. He urged Canada to live beyond its borders, praise L B Pearson as a world figure, and criticized wheat price claims by Prime Minister Diefenbaker. Douglas L Campbell backed Shuttleworth, calling him a crackerjack fighter.
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Great Britain
Lem Shuttleworth
L. B. Pearson
Canada
Pearson
Shuttleworth
Britain
Diefenbaker
Weather Delays Hopper Hatch Across Manitoba
In Manitoba, grasshopper hatching is delayed by cold wet weather. Egg development has progressed modestly. With warmer conditions, hatching should start in many areas within a week and spread to listed towns in 1 to 14 days depending on location.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Tech
Department of Agriculture
Dominion City
Starbuck
Stonewall
Mayfair
Lyleton
Altona
Birnie
Kelwood
St. Pierre
Reston
Ethelbert
Mamiota
Randon
Gladstone
Portage la Prairie
Carman
Africans Adapt To Cold Better Says Manitoba Doctor
Dr J Hildes director of the University of Manitoba medical research unit spoke to the western regional group of the Medical Research Council of Canada and the National Cancer Institute about why African bushmen in the Kalahari Desert withstand cold better than white men. Scientists note it goes beyond environment though exact reasons remain unclear.
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Sufrinny
Ana
Dr. J. Hildes
University of Manitoba
Kalahari
South West
Africa
Medical Research Council of Canada
National Cancer Institute
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Fhower
MacGregor
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Dangerfield Hotels
Compat Tb Su Batimai
Bank of Montreal
Reginald Muskett
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