The Doctor Speaks Out film shown in Medicine Hat
A new film The Doctor Speaks Out on birth control abortion and related topics will be shown in Medicine Hat. Set in Zurich gynecological clinic the informative piece explores abortion birth control and patient dilemmas without taking a side on legalization. It also shows natural and caesarean birth and discusses medical paradoxes between birth protection and birth prevention.
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Medicine Hat
Switzerland
Zurich
Mayor Meagher Defends Conservatives on National Unity
Mayor Chuck Meagher charged that Liberals misrepresent Conservative views on national unity. He cited Sir John A. Macdonald’s policy of an indivisible Canada with equal provinces, and criticized Trudeau for farm policy remarks. Meagher urged two price wheat, price stabilization talks with the United States, and state actions to aid Western farmers.
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Liberals
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Confederation of Tomorrow
Ontario
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Meagher
Trudeau
Regina
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Canada
Redistribution of wealth urged by NDP candidate Toole
NDP candidate Lewis Toole argued for wealth redistribution in Canada during the election, calling for major Carter Royal Commission tax reforms and a capital gains tax. He urged subsidies for farmers, a Canadian Development Corporation, a Price Review Board to curb price rises, and stronger farmer unions while rejecting the idea the NDP is communist.
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Toole
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Fair price to solve farmers problem says Strom
Social Credit candidate Walter Strom urged farmers to unite and speak with one voice in Ottawa to pressure for fair prices. He warned farm populations shrink as costs rise for machinery and argued for a revised selling price aligned with the current economy. He noted talks on including flax and rape seed under the Wheat Board and endorsed a two price wheat system while defending the small family farm unit and a climate that keeps agriculture attractive to children. He teased that the Social Credit movement is not dead, urging a June 25 verdict to prove it alive.
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Walter Strom
Ottawa
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Strom
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Social Credit Movement
Olson defends Liberal wheat sales and prices
Liberal candidate H. A. Bud Olson argued at a District No. 13 Farmer Union forum that current wheat selling problems stem from the expired international agreement and rising production costs. He noted negotiations in 1967 saw U. S. prices plunge to $1.95 while buyers wanted to extend the old terms.
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H. A. Bud Olson
The
Farmer Union Association
U.S
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