Immigration Not Answer Dr Solandt Says North Progress Obeys Pattern
Dr Solandt chairman of the Science Council of Canada rejects mass immigration as a solution for populating northern Canada. He argues population follows industrial opportunity, not immigration, and opening doors would make Canada turbulent and crowded. He cites Prairies and Toronto as patterns, noting arable land limits and mechanization curtail migration.
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O. M. Solandt
Science Council of Canada
Solandt
Canada
Prairies
Toronto
New Groups Grow in World of Associations
A Detroit firm updating Gale Research Co. annual Encyclopedia of Associations adds 800 listings. New entrants include groups like the National Jogging Association and the Loch Ness Phenomena Investigation Bureau, plus quirky societies such as the Man Will Never Fly Memorial Society Internationale.
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Nowissue
Detroit
Gale Research Co
National Jogging Association
The
Parents of Hippies
Citizens League
Americans For Effective Law Enforcement
Baker Street
Loch Ness Phenomena Investigation Bureau
NATO Tattoo Association
Memorial Society Internationale
England
People Tubes Move People Between Cities by Air Capsule
Georgia Tech civil engineering professor Dr. M. R. Carstens proposes large scale airborne capsules to transport people via above ground tubes. Inspired by water and petroleum pipelines, the concept envisions rapid transit above streets, with flowers once sent by wire cited as a parallel idea.
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Georgia Tech
M. R. Carstens
Report Recommends Diversion at Churchill
A Manitoba Legislature report by opposition members promotes diverting the Churchill River as a primary step in northern hydro plans, proposing the Suwanee diversion from Southern Indian Lake into the Burntwood and Nelson rivers to avoid flooding and reduce costs, while urging rapid engineering work and a firm rejection of the high level plan. The document notes Lake Winnipeg regulation would be needed for Nelson River development and compares gas thermal expansion costs with coal options.
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Manitoba
Churchill River
Liberal Party
A. M. Lansdown
F. Osler
New Democratic Party
Indian Lake
Liberal House
Gordon Johnston
Ed Schreyer
Johnston
Suwanee
NDP
Lake Winnipeg
Nelson
Hudson Bay
Kettle Rapids
Churchill
Burntwood
Nelson River
Selkirk
Premier Bennett Seeks European Investment For B C
British Columbia premier Bennett travels to Austria Germany and France seeking private capital for pulp and paper mining and industrial development. he highlights bc as a Pacific Rim trade hub and aims to fund a 1976 mount garibaldi winter olympics bid amid a Social Credit party victory.
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Premier Bennett
British
Columbia
British Columbia
Canada
Bennett
Germany
France
Continent
B.C
Pacific Rim
Panama Canal
Wmune
Europe
Mount Garibaldi
Austria
Air Fares Seen Rising as IATA Warns of Higher Costs
Knut Hammerskjold of Sweden told a London conference that mounting costs could prevent fare cuts by world airlines and may force some increases. The remarks followed Alitalia’s plan to cut Rome to New York roundtrip fares to 209 dollars, a 110 dollar reduction in the off season.
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International Air Transport Association
London
Knut Hammerskjold
Sweden
IATA
Alitalia Airlines
Rome
New York
Hodgins Rothenburger Marriage at Morden Manitoba
Jeanette Gay daughter of Mr and Mrs Herman Rothenburger Morden Manitoba wed Murray Wayne Hodgins son of Mr and Mrs Dave Hodgins MacGregor Manitoba on Friday August 1 1969 at 7 pm in St Paul United Church Morden Rev G R Cook officiated The soloist Mrs J Dunbar accompanied by Mrs T Compton Organ The bride wore a floor length white silk gown with lace bodice and empire waisttrain veil and carried red roses Attendants included sister-in-law Mrs Hazel Vincent maid of honor and Misses Maureen Cummings Janice Hodgins The groom was attended by Best Man Mr Bill Dykes and ushers Mr James Rothenburger twin brother of the bride and Mr Lorne Kyle Reception at Legion Hall The couple reside in Park Apartments Morden Manitoba
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Jeanette Gay
Herman Rothenburger
Morden
Man
Murray Wayne Hodgins
Dave Hodgins
MacGregor
Hazel Vincent
Maureen Cummings
Janice Hodgins
Bill Dyck
James Rothenburger
Lorne Kyle
Legion Hall
Fred Ollinik
Jill Ollinik
Park Apartments
Better Deal for Hong Kong Vets Urged by Association
C P Brady national president of the Hong Kong Veterans Association told Commons committee that malnutrition and residual effects of avitaminosis from prison camp life should be considered in pension later-year adjustments. He noted automatic increases for gunshot wounds and amputations, while starvation and forced-labor survivors are excluded, and welcomed Woods committee recommendations now in legislation.
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Canadian Pension Commission
C. P. Brady
Hong Kong Veterans Association
Commons
Brad
Hong Kong
Veterans Affairs
Jean- Eudes Dube
the Woods Committee
Mervin Woods
Saskatchewan
MPs Impressed With Job Nixon is Doing
Six Canadian MPs invited by the U S state department visited Washington and returned with generally favorable views of the Nixon administration. Warren Allmand said officials were polite and friendly, noting a soft sell and no heavy pushing on policy disputes. The delegation met with state, treasury, commerce departments and Pentagon, plus several senators.
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U.S
State Department
Nixon
Warren Allmand
Montreal
Notre-Dame-de-Grace
China
NATO
Arctic
NDP
Allmand
Treasury Department
Commerce Department
Pentagon
US. Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Macgregor Herald
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Job Nixon
Trimble’s
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Winnipeg
McLaren
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