Do It Ourselves Says Windsor Businessman on Trade
A Windsor Ontario businessman argues Canada should reduce reliance on imports and boost domestic production. He compares DIY home projects to national industry, contending imports from Japan and China harm Canadian jobs and welfare costs, and urges self sufficiency to revive manufacturing.
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Windsor
Ont
Pan Cleime
Japan
Germany
Italy
Innsbruck to host the 1964 Winter Games
Innsbruck Austria prepares for the IX Olympic Winter Games from January 29 to February 9 1964. The city promotes simplicity and aims to showcase athletic excellence with modern facilities and long term use of venues. Athletes from many nations are expected amid ambitious preparations and infrastructure completed or underway.
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Innsbruck
Austria
Klaus-Jurgen Hoffie
Tyrol
Baron Pierre de Coubertin
Athens
Coubertin
Chamonix
Switzerland
Olympic Committee
Oslo
Norway
Cortina
Italy
Squaw Valley
USA
Bushman rite marks manhood with hunt in southwest Africa
The National Geographic notes among the bushmen of southwest Africa a boy becomes a man only after stalking and killing a large game animal, a rite described as a test of maturity and eligibility for marriage.
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Africa
National Geographic Magazine
Cereal leaf beetle threats reach North America
The cereal leaf beetle, a serious pest across Europe, has been identified in Michigan and Indiana near Ontario. Quarantines, funds for control, and eradication efforts are planned as surveys cover about 3,000 square miles. Adults measure 3/16 inch with bluish black wings. larvae resemble the Colorado potato beetle.
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North America
Canada
Michigan
Indiana
Ontario
Siberia
Tunisia
Morocco
Turkey
Iran
United States
W. Farstad
CDA
Innsbruck Olympic Bridge Aims To Link Nations
A famous university and modern sport centre in Innsbruck plans a bridge between athletes from all nations during the Olympic Winter Games to actively promote understanding among peoples worldwide through Lufthansa Intercontinental support.
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Innsbruck
Lufthansa Intercontinental
Artificial bat shrieks reduce corn borers in field tests
In Belleville Ontario two researchers from CDA Entomology Research Institute for Biological Control use cheap transmitters emitting ultrasonic bat cries to deter corn borers in sweet corn. Field trials show protected plots harbor fewer borers, with future plans for stronger transmitters and edge protections.
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CDA
Entomology Research Institute For Biological Control
Belleville
Ont
Peter Belton
R. H. Keemputer
Belton and
Kempster
Graduation marks milestone for Robert Head in Gordon's Residential School
Robert Head graduates grade 12 after overcoming language barriers at Gordon's Residential School in Saskatchewan. He lives with Rev. H. E. and Mrs. Taylor, plans business studies in Regina, and aims for a career with Indian Affairs Branch. Eleven other 1959 graduates continue education.
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Crusader
Robert
Solomon Head
Gordon's
James Smith
Saskatchewan
Punnichy High School
H. E
Taylor
Indian Affairs
Regina
St. Chad's College
Gordon’s
Touchwood-Lumsden
A. L. Sergent
A. Mcleod
Path to Christian growth and daily faithful labor
A devotional exhortation on living as a Christian worker, inspired by Philippians 2 14 16 urging ongoing progress toward the Day of Christ. It emphasizes planning, effort, and reliance on God to live blamelessly and shine as lights, ending with a prayer and a lighthearted line about a maiden's playful prayer for a partner.
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St. Paul
God
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