Cuba Becomes Militant Nation in Africa War
Cuba under Fidel Castro shows a mobilized society with hundreds of thousands deployed or bound for Africa and Ethiopia. The regime trains youth in Marxism Leninism, exports doctors and technicians, and uses indoctrination to garner broad support while opposing Western criticism.
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Havana
Cuba
Angola
Communist Party
Ethiopia
Fidel Castro
Africa
Jose Marti
Castro
Soviet Union
Panama
Chile
Latin America
Grand Hotel at Mackinac Island Shines With Draper Reds
Charles Lynch reviews the Grand Hotel Mackinac Island as reborn with Dorothy Draper’s bold decor. He contrasts its revival with Canadian rivals, notes the hotel’s long plaques and strict dress rules, and praises the porch, string quartet, and preserved late 19th century grandeur amid modern conventions.
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Mackinac Island
Michigan
Dorothy Draper
Draper
Victoria
Edmonton
Fort Garry
Winnipeg
Chateau Laurier
Ottawa
Chateau Montebello
Chateau Frontenac
Quebec
Mackinac Bridge
Arthur Vandenberg
The
Grand
Sault Ste. Marie
Ontario
Mark Harrison
Montreal Gazette
Sault’s
Holiday Inn
Arvida Steel Works
Marine Drive
Bombay
Paris
Mackinac
Letters to The NEWS on French role in Canadian history
The letter discusses the French Canadiens in Western Canada and counters a claim that they were exploiters rather than settlers. It notes a May 21 1978 issue reference and argues about two misrepresentations in Mr Woodcock's commentary.
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Woodcock
Leonard Jones
Western Canada
Mr. Woodcock
Mr. Jones
Prairies
St. Lawrence
la Verendrye
Our Direction and Ethnic Reflections From a Century Ago
The writer contrasts fears of Irish and other groups with historical notes on Canadiens and European settlers. He cites a 1978 Christian Science Monitor report showing 500 bilingual programs for 290000 American children costing $150 million, arguing for self comprehension and solving issues within Canada rather than seeking outside myths.
Against Nuclear Development in Canada
Letter writers protest a push to adopt nuclear energy citing risks of waste disposal and a police state. They question government and industry alliances, demand scrutiny, and warn that rushing into nuclear power could expose humanity to irreversible danger without prior experience.
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Canada
Committee On
Columbus
America
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Carl J. Migdail
U.S
Suade
Naval
Russia
Vietnam
Loe Fuare
the Spectater
Charles Lynch
United Nations
NATO
Brazil
Quitandinha
Rio de Janeiro
Harry Truman
Bess Truman
Harry
Evita Peron
Police Chiefs Association of Michigan
Messrs
Jones
Ken Clement
Oxford
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