Soviet Nuclear Space Engine Hint Sparks Space Race Debate
The piece argues the Soviet Union may soon outpace the United States in space, noting Petrov remarks about a nuclear powered rocket. It compares propulsion methods, discusses Apollo 11 prestige, and hints the USSR could achieve sustained deep space thrust before or after the United States.
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Machines for Pets A Toronto professor plans robot study
Dean Irwin M. Spigel of the University of Toronto aims a three-year project to test machines that display human emotions such as laughing crying and irritation. He envisions humanoid and puppyoid devices acting as future pets and even waking owners at dawn.
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Erindale College
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Letter writers debate Vietnam policy and withdrawal
A reader disputes Mr Adams on Nixon’s Vietnam strategy arguing South Vietnam bears some responsibility, insisting outside aid matches Vietcong support, and warning against premature withdrawal. The letter counters Paris talks and questions a 1970 pullout, urging continued commitment to counter communism.
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Community Letter Questions Censorship at WPFB Program
Martin C. Wenzel of 311 Stanley St questions a WPFB cancellation of Rev. Dean Sheetsch’s program arguing that freedom of speech and religion are at stake. He warns about potential future cancellations of pastors and calls for citizen awareness.
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America
Home Medicine Cabinet Dangers Highlighted in Casualty Warnings
A reader recalls a dangerous home incident where paregoric was mistaken for a remedy and a bottle labeled for external use caused severe pain. The piece urges caution, noting many injuries occur from careless medicine cabinet storage during holidays and stressing parental supervision and safe handling.
Nuclear war threat looms from Soviet China clash
Washington reports Pravda warns of global devastation from a Soviet Red China war. Observers see indirect pressure to signal resolve against border encroachments while urging ideological unity in Eastern Europe and a broader push to curb hunger and poverty amid rising tensions.
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United Nations urged to mediate China Soviet tensions
The piece argues for immediate UN mediated talks to prevent a wider war between Red China and the Soviet Union. It suggests the United States, Japan, Britain and France could help resolve disputes and promote noninterference in Southeast Asia and Europe while seeking commitments for sovereignty and independence.
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Occupier versus Occupied in Israel's Dilemma
Joseph Alsop argues that Israel faces a grim choice as a 2.5 million population copes with occupation of Arabs and constant siege. He notes leaders like Teddy Kollek face a dilemma between generosity and security, while most Israeli leaders accept enduring siege as necessary and react with strong measures. The piece contrasts civilian resolve with military restraint and warns outsiders misread Middle East dynamics.
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Gamal Abdel Nasser
Ezer Weitzmann
Chaim Weitzmann
Golda Meir
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