Research Not Scares Outlawing Excess Cigaret Use
A Canadian and U.S. tobacco debate weighs warnings, taxes, and health risks. The AMA cites links between smoking and lung cancer while Canada studies smoking habits and policy alternatives. Officials delay or resist a U.S. style warning mandate as markets and science evolve.
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Federal Trade Commission
American Medical Association
Canada
LaMarsh
Education Minister's Northland train trip to Moosonee event
Education Minister William Davis attended a junior high school graduation in Moose Factory Moosonee area. He organized a special Ontario Northland Railway train at a cost around 400 to 500 dollars plus meals salaries and incidentals for two days. The trip drew criticism for taxpaying burden and schedule rigidity.
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James Bay
Toronto
William Davis
Moosonee
Ontario Northland Railway
Davis
ONR
Ontario
Commons votes to adjourn flag debate after 84 69 split
The Commons defeated an opposition bid to adjourn the flag debate by 84 to 69 as MPs gathered for 46 minutes to rally Liberal support. Douglas Fisher moved to adjourn and allow focus on other business with cross party backing from New Democrats and Conservatives.
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Port Arthur
Social Credit
Robert Thompson
Ralph B. Cowan
Island Raised 33 Feet by Great Alaska Quake
The Good Friday earthquake uplifted Montague Island by 33 feet at one point in Prince William Sound, exposing sea floor up to 1,350 feet wide. Alaska experienced two major uplifts, with Southern Montague rising as much as 33 feet and other portions over 10 feet after the quakes.
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Montague Island
Alaska
Geological Survey
Prince William Sound
Interior Department
Montague
Island
New Oil Sources Sought in Manitoba Province
Hon. Sterling R. Lyon minister of mines evaluates initial field studies to plan a 1,500,000 acre exploration district northwest of Riding Mountain to the province west boundary. Sun Oil starts shale work, marking private industry first in Manitoba, amid growing industry interest.
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Mines
Natural
Riding Mountain National Park
Geological Survey of Canada
Lyon
Sun Oil
Manitoba
Mr. Lyon
Tory campaign orders set for October general election
Foreign Secretary Rab Butler addressed 150 constituency leaders to set battle lines as Tory central office plans a Sept. 12 speech spectacular. Douglas-Home to unveil election date next week, likely Oct. 15, amid shift to prosperity with a purpose and wider welfare programs.
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R. A
Rab) Butler
Butler
Pary
Alec Douglas-Home
Douglas-tome
Firth of Forth Road Bridge
Scotland
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