Americans Flock to Canada in Search of a New Life
Ottawa reports more than 20,000 Americans crossed into Canada seeking a new start amid discontent with U S conditions. Most are married professionals and businesspeople, with many planning permanent residence while others view it as a temporary frontier move. Officials note motives vary from antiwar sentiment to economic and lifestyle choices as Canadian immigration records rise.
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Ottawa
United States
Canada
Great Britain
U.S
Vietnam
Department of Manpower and Immigration
R. Bruns Curry
Curry
Julio Cesar Mendez Montenegro
Revolutionary Party
Mendez Montenegro
Juan Jose Arevalo
FAR
Cesar Montes
Marco Antonio Yon Sosa
MR-13
Col
Carlos Arana Osori
National Liberation
Col. Arana
Hobart Firm Fined For Price Fixing
Hobart Manufacturing Co of Troy Ohio and the Bensinger Co of St Louis were fined $10,000 and $5,000 respectively on price fixing and bid rigging convictions. The firms were charged in the sale of dish washing equipment to a St Louis restaurant. A U.S. District Court jury returned a guilty verdict May 5.
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ST. Louis
Hobart Manufacturing Co
Troy
Ohio
Bensinger Co
U.S
Casino ties checked raise no Nevada gaming breach
Washington AP reports Nevada Gaming Control Board Chairman Frank Johnson said probes into ties among Parvin Dohrmann American National Insurance and a Bahamian resort holder show no violation of state rules. The ties involve American National directors on Parvin Dohrmann and connections to Continental Connectors Corp. and Resorts International.
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Washington
Parvin-Dohrmann Co
Las Vegas
Nevada
State Gaming Control Board
Frank Johnson
Associated Press
American National Insurance Co
Parvin- Dohrmann
R. A. Furbush
American National
Parvin-Dohrmann
Albert Parvin Foundation
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Furbush
William L. Vogter
Continental Connectors Corp
Resorts International
Paradise Island
Bahamas
Johnson
De Gaulle Receives Tens Of Thousands Of Letters
In Paris and Washington reports, Charles de Gaulle after resigning power has attracted about 26,000 letters from former colleagues diplomats and ordinary people. A small African boy greeted him as my dear majesty. Some correspondents are children. Separately in Washington Army Specialist Joseph W Freeman Jr of Cincinnati Ohio has been confirmed dead after being listed as missing in Vietnam.
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Charles
de Gaulle
Cincinnati
Ohio
Defense Department
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Gladys Haydee Rojas Vargas
Monique
Com
Hobart
Ass’n
Rae
Army
Joseph W. Freeman Jr
Montgomery
Carol Brent
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