Canadiens and Hawks open NHL season with wins on weekend
Canadiens defeated two opponents, scoring from 12 players and piling up assists led by Jacques Laperriere and Terry Harper. Hawks won two games, Glenn Hall posting a shutout in a 4-0 win over Toronto as Bobby Hull notches a hat trick, tying Gordie Howe for active leaders. Detroit split two games, suffering an 8-1 loss to Montreal but later blanking by Toronto, while penalties mount for Arnie Brown of the Rangers.
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Bobby Hall
Detroit
Gordie Howe
Hull
Boston
Detroit Red Wings
Canadiens
Roger Crozier
Toronto
Wings
New York
Terry Harper
Montreal
Jacques Laperriere
Bobby Rousseau
Dougl Mohns
Chicago
Jean Beliveau
Ken Wharram
John Ferguson
Dick Duff
Stan Mikita
Hall
Crozier
Ranger
Arnie Brown
Red Wings
Plantmilk from cabbages eyed for Britain and tropics
Dr H B Franklin explains a process to extract plant milk from cabbage and similar greens. The milk resembles cow’s milk and could be used for cheese yogurt and chocolate. A mobile unit approach may enable on site production in tropical countries within months.
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Britain
H. B. Franklin
Hugh Barrett
Farming World
London
Dr. Franklin
Franklin
Wranklin
Truth in science likened to art by varied schools
A literary line compares creations of diverse scientists to paintings by artists of different schools, each conveying essential truth in distinct forms. It highlights how science and art express universal insights through unique methods.
Great Siege of Malta 1565 Defense Against Ottoman Invasion
In 1565 the Knights of Saint John and Maltese locals repelled a Turkish Armada of about 200 ships led by Suleiman. Despite the fall of St Elmo, Christian defenders under Grand Master Jean Parisot de la Valette held key positions, forcing the fleet to withdraw. The siege forged Valletta as Malta’s new capital. The blow to Ottoman aims stunned Europe.
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Knights of Saint John
Malta
Suleiman
Europe
Sicily
Italy
Hungary
Vienna
St.Elmo
Constantinople
Jean Parisot de la Valette
Valletta
Canada reduces infant mortality 1926 50 to 1963
Mortality rate drops from 94 to 26 deaths per 1000 live births between 1926 50 and 1963. The reductions mean about 36000 more children survived to age one in 1963 who would have died in 1926 30.
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Canada
New air locked burns unit honors Sir Archibald McIndoe at Queen Victoria Hospital
The £600 000 burns unit at Queen Victoria Hospital East Grinstead opens as a memorial to Sir Archibald McIndoe. An advanced air conditioning and sterile design minimises cross infection with air locks and positive pressure, while the operating theatre uses hydraulics for precise positioning.
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Queen Victoria Hospital
East Grinstead
New Zealand
Archibald McIndoe
Neville Blonde
Joan Pyper
Sir Archibald
Four Billion Loss Through Road Mishaps In Canada
John Atkinson of Toronto says Canada lost nearly four billion dollars to road accidents in 1964. He cites five hundred million dollars paid by insurers and a hidden cost of eight to one. Human deaths reached 4,655 with expectations of over 5,000 in 1965. He urges stronger laws, vehicle inspections, a uniform code, improved driver education, and greater participation by government and industry in accident prevention. He also advocates teen driver education in high schools and proper training for school bus drivers.
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John Atkinson
Toronto
Allstate Insurance Companies
Atkinson
Canadian Highway Safety Council
CHSC
Ottawa
Canada
Your Life and Mine Christian Counseling Note
This piece notes that applied Christianity does not guarantee constant happiness but offers tools to rise above lows. It urges patience with mood fluctuations, cites Psalm 43 5, and promises God presence and power when trusting Jesus Christ. It argues faith changes attitudes, aiding resilience despite daily trials.
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Jesus Christ
Tiny Scale Model Cars Capture Global Collector Craze
A U K export sales manager travels 30 600 miles to pitch matchbox size scale models that now flood markets worldwide. Globally produced at two million a week with two new models monthly, the tiny cars boost profits for two die casting engineers who began in a disused public house. In the U K another salesman has sold over 30 million models in the United States since 1956 and aims for 15 million next year amid widespread popularity among men and boys.
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U.K
Japan
Formosa
Hong Kong
Manila
Singapore
Kuala Lumpur
Penang
Bangkok
Karachi
United States
Canadian Highway Paving Breaks Steel Reinforcement Record
The highway between Morris and Lowe Farm now uses no reinforcing steel for a 10.1 mile section with a six inch pavement. It aims to cut costs and maintenance while testing skewed joints to reduce rhythmic bumps as vehicles traverse the road. Ontario officials will monitor performance after completion.
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Morris
Lowe Farm
Walter Weir
Weir
Morris-Lowe Farm
New Saskatchewan Film Library Adopts Package Policy
The Extension Division at the University of Saskatchewan announces a new package policy and rates for film loans. About 500 films cover topics from agriculture to world affairs and are available to groups, schools, or organizations at a single rate. A package of up to three films ships anywhere in the province and returns to the university for 3.00 dollars. pickup and return costs 1.00 dollar per package, with 0.50 dollar for each additional film.
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University of Saskatchewan
Saskatoon
No Limit: Humanity’s Push to the Stars
A reflective piece quoting Donald Campbell on human knowledge and the drive to reach the stars. It argues progress is bound by what we know and asserts mankind is already advancing toward celestial goals.
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Donald Campbell
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