Interdependent economies deepen U S Canada ties
The U S Senate ratified the International Wheat Agreement and Congress passed President Johnsons 10 percent tax surtax, easing U S prices and lowering Canadian mortgage costs. Analysts say the measures strengthen the dollar and Western nations’ financial ties, urging closer international cooperation.
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Tito eases pressure by granting reforms in Yugoslavia
The article notes Tito capitulated to student protests, announcing amnesty for arrestees and dismissal of officials for police brutality. He blames leaders for ongoing social problems and expands freedom, signaling Yugoslavia moving toward Western democratic norms with educational reforms.
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Jinxed Premiers Hover Over Federal Leadership Bid
Ottawa commentary notes former Nova Scotia premier Robert Stanfield faces a provincial bias as he pursues the Conservative leadership. The Liberal campaign, built on Trudeau’s national message, undermines Stanfield by highlighting his provincial background and misreads in policy scope. The piece argues the jinx harms Stanfield and the old provincial network proves ineffective at the national level.
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Warren resigns and possible successors for Supreme Court chief
Speculation places Abe Fortas William Brennan or Arthur Goldberg as Warren's likely successor amid signals the Chief Justice plans to retire. Johnson lawyers weigh a liberal shift. Griffin warns a lame duck president should not name a long term chief.
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Trudeau's mixed turnout marks contrast in campaigns
In Toronto a Tory rally failed to fill 6 000 seats while Hamilton and Quebec drew large crowds for Trudeau. Across the country, Fort Langley saw about 2 000 listeners as Stanfield pressed on rate concerns with little impact.
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Letters to The News on fair play and Trudeau
The readers discuss sportsmanship in Little League with coaches defending equal play for all. They critique Canadian political pamphlets praising Trudeau and Mao era tactics, arguing for a national soul beyond material concerns, and urge focus on the leader’s broader vision.
Equal chance Sir top teams and fair play claim
Letter praises For Fair Play and laments sportsmanship in competition. Writer argues strong teams recruit top players from weaker squads to dominate, leaving weaker teams stripped of talent and fairness.
Front Window Trudeau Poster Sparks Local Tension
A local family reports placing a Trudeau poster in their front window, claiming they are the only household in the area to do so and to have received anonymously a copy of an accompanying bulletin via mail.
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