Dailies Debate Trustworthiness On CBC Inquiry
A Toronto CBC panel examined whether daily newspapers can be trusted. Editors publishers and PR experts offered views on accuracy bias US news dependence and cost. Key voices included John Bassett R A J Phillips and Pierre Berton.
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Toronto
CBC
Inquiry
John Bassett
The
Toronto Telegram
Press of Canada Today
R. A. J. Phillips
Department of Northern Affairs
Press of Canada
Pierre Berton
Toronto Star
Blair Fraser
Maclean’s Magazine
Canada
Andre Laurendeau
le Devoir
South America
U.S
Cuba
Dominican Republic
Laurendeau
Jacques Hebert
Montreal
Joseph McDougall
Cockfield Brown and Company, Limited
OAS Votes To Exclude Cuba From Inter American System
Members of the Organization of American States adopted a resolution by 14 to 1 with six abstentions to exclude Cuba from inter American activities. The resolution demands immediate measures and cites Cuba’s Marist-Leninist line. The Cuba delegation boycotted the session.
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Reuters
Punte del Hst
Uruguay
Organization of American States
Cuba
OAS Council
Council of the Organization of American States
Western Hemisphere
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
Mexico
Bolivia
Ecuador
Osvaldo Corticos
United States
Venezuela
Panama
Haiti
Dominican Republic
Colombia
Nicaragua
Honduras
Salvador
Costa Rica
Guatemala
Peru
Paraguay
Cubans Rally Behind Castro as OAS Conflict Deepens
Havana press denounces the OAS foreign ministers conference decision to exclude Cuba. Revolucion proclaims victory despite OAS actions, while El Mundo calls the move unlawful and Hoy says the bloc has become an aggressive U.S. military platform.
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Havana
OAS
Revolucion
Fidel Castro
Organization of American States Foreign Ministers
Cuba
el Mundo
Hoy
United States
Algerian Accord Near in Paris Reports
Paris buzzed with word that de Gaulle's government and Algerian rebels may have reached a cease-fire and independence deal. Reports spoke of a Vevey secret meeting and a possible Paris radio-TV address, while troops showed force in Algiers amid rising violence and strategic police alerts.
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Paris
France
de Gaulle
Vevey
Switzerland
Algeria
Elysee Palace
Algiers
National Liberation Front
Farmers Union urges national marketing boards in Canada
The National Farmers Union urged federal action to create national marketing boards under the British North America Act as an alternative to public ownership of the three largest meatpacking firms. The brief to Prime Minister Diefenbaker seeks mandatory boards with powers over farm commodities including those controlled by processors distributors and manufacturers.
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Ottawa
National Farmers Union
Diefenbaker
U K to Keep Buying Canadian Wheat After ECM Entry
Rt Hon Viscount Amory, Britain’s high commissioner to Canada, assured a service club that Britain will not drop Canadian hard wheat purchases if it joins the European Common Market. He noted bread from Canadian wheat is a habit Britain will not easily abandon, and political union within Europe would benefit the free world. He stressed no member would be forced to give up cherished institutions, and Britain would stay with the Commonwealth if required.
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Edmonton
Britain
Viscount Amory
Canada
Lord Amory
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Europe
Free World
Winer
KWCM
Commonwealth
Nehru Seeks No War Pact With Pakistan
Indian Prime Minister Nehru told an election rally in Amritsar that India is ready to sign a no war declaration with Pakistan. He criticized Pakistan for raising the Kashmir border dispute before the Security Council at roughly four year intervals.
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Amritsar
India
Reuters
Nehru
Gay
Pakistan
Kashmir
Security Council
Red-Faced Navy Men Apologize To Widow In Canada Strait Incident
Two Canadian naval officers apologized to 70 year old widow Louise Gossom after a HMCS Skeena shell fragment hit her home in Clallam Bay Washington. Fragments also landed in streets a schoolyard and near a lighthouse amid three duds. The Navy will hold an inquiry in Esquimalt B C.
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Clallam Bay
Wash
Louise Gossom
Escor
Strait of Juan de Fuca
Vancouver Island
Skeena
Navy
Esquimalt
B.C
Sheen
Edmonton Publisher Retires From Edmonton Journal
Edmonton Publisher Walter A. MacDonald retires as vice-president and publisher of the Edmonton Journal after long service since 1941. Basil Dean will succeed him as publisher, with MacDonald remaining a Southam director and noting a prior career at the Vancouver World Sun and Province.
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Edmonton
Walter A. MacDonald
Edmonton Journal
Basil Dean
Calgary Herald
MacDonald
Vancouver World
Vancouver Sun
Warm and Home
Vancouver Province
Journal
John M. Imrie
The
Southam Company Limited
Opposition Pushes for 12-Mmile Fishing Limit in Canada
Ottawa reports the opposition parties pressed Tuesday for a Canadian declaration of a 12 mile territorial fishing limit, to be pursued by mid-1964 if other nations with consent. Frank Howard and J W Pickersgill led the debate. no vote occurred as the hour for private members' proposals passed.
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Ottawa
CCF
Canada
Frank Howard
Skeena
J. W. Pickersgill
L—Bonavista
Twillingate
Doctor Chooses Desert To Test Cold Tolerance
Dr J A Hildes of the University of Manitoba spoke at the Suffield Experimental Station on a research safari to the Kalahari. He reported that bushmen sleep outdoors in loin cloths with night temps near freezing, and that their cold response differs from whites under identical conditions.
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Canada
Kalahari Desert
South West Africa
J. A. Hildes
Kalahari
Hildes
University of Manitoba
Suffield
Medical Research Council of Canada
National Cancer Institute of Canada
SES
United States Air Force
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Herman M. Batten
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