East Germans Accuse Squeeze In Berlin Crisis
The piece argues East Germany is acting alone to pressure West Germany over Berlin while the Soviet Union moves toward better US relations. It notes a consular treaty with mutual immunity and access, praising steps to protect travelers and reduce incidents, yet cautions at the same time.
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Berlin
East Germany
Soviet Union
United States
Soviet Russia
Kremlin
United Nations
Britain
Free World
Russia
West
Medicine Hattie Provokes Debate on Feminine Rights
In a provocative remark, Medicine Hattie asserts that women who advocate loudly for feminine rights often appear more suited for sacks than tights, sparking controversy over gender advocacy and public personas.
Poverty in Canada Demands Bold Action and Spending
The essay argues poverty is a persistent fault line in affluent Canada. It links individual poverty to malnutrition and reduced schooling, warns welfare can perpetuate dependence, and calls for heavier public funding and targeted research to lift people out of poverty and raise productive capacity.
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North America
Vancouver politics loses heat for national campaigns
In Vancouver, Liberal and Conservative leaders skip big rallies, choosing TV shows and brief rim visits as crowds mutter and heckle. The piece recalls Pearson Diefenbaker eras, notes Vancouver’s tough reception, and predicts Trudeau and Stanfield will follow a quieter path with small stops and a televised program.
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Grits
Tories
Vancouver
Canada
Lester Pearson
John Diefenbaker
Pearson and
Diefenbaker
Robert Stanfield
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Pearson
Trudeau
Stanfield
Kerrisdale
New Westminster
Alexandra Park
U.S
Cutch
Edmonton
New Democratic support and economic critique by J D Rogers
J D Rogers of Medicine Hat argues Canada needs policy shifts toward planned economy and social programs. He condemns high interest rates, calls Social Credit inflationary, and endorses the New Democratic Party for June 25. He questions global lending and warns about world currency plans and US backing of regimes.
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New Democratic Party
India
United States
Vietnam
South America
United Nations
New Democratic
J. D. Rogers
New Trudeau? Debate Fallout Sparks Haircut Debate
The article notes a fresh disappointment from the recent debate described as a dull thud. It suggests Pierre Elliott Trudeau may have been persuaded by a TV public relations expert to style his hair back rather than forward, a change remarked upon in the coverage.
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Mr. Stanfield
Vancouver
Trudeau
Pierre Elliot Trudeau
Greensboro Daily News Drops Dick Tracy and Annie Comics
The Greensboro Daily News canceled its Dick Tracy and Little Orphan Annie comic strips citing constant violence. Annie had run since 1926 and Tracy since 1939, with commentary noting a shift in portrayal and satire. The Winnipeg Tribune critiqued Trudeau’s image changes and observed a return to a breezy swinger style.
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Greensboro
N.C
Greensboro Daily News
Daily News
Bilingual school question sparks Quebec debate in St Leonard
The St Leonard clash over bilingual schools risks altering Quebec immigrant policy as Italian Canadian parents push for English instruction while French authorities favor French as the main language. Premier Johnson signals limits on imposing language. debates unfold across Montreal and Ottawa.
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St. Leonard
Montreal
Vas
Quesbec
Quebec
Daniel Johnson
St. Jean Baptiste Society
la Presse
Ottawa
Department of Immigration
Canada
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NDP
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Medicine Hat
PSA
Africa
Winnipeg Tribune
Jean Fraser
Marcel Masse
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