N.H.L. Trophy winners at half way mark in 1960 41 season
Calder and Norris races appear decided as Dave Keon and Doug Harvey lead with 79 and 84 points respectively. Hart and Byng polls feature Johnny Bower and Red Kelly atop voting, with Norm Ullman and Andy Hebenton close behind. Awards judges include writers and broadcasters from six NHL cities and a $1000 prize awaits season end victors.
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Dave Keon
Toronto
Doug Harvey
Can Odiens
Keon
Harvey
Johnny Bower
Toronto Maple Leafs
Hart
Frank Mahovlich
Maple Leafs
Gordie Howe
Detroit
Red Kelly
Kelly
Norm Ullman
Detroit Red Wings
Andy Hebenton
New York Rangers
Lady Byng
Bob Nevin
Howie Glover
Marcel Pronovost
Leo Boivin
Boston
N.H.L
National Hockey League
Refining Capacity Rise in Canada to 1960 Levels
Canada's oil refining capacity at December 31 1960 stood at 934000 barrels daily, a 5.6 percent rise from 1959. Domestic consumption of crude oil and products in 1959 averaged 845200 barrels daily.
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Canada
Longest eruption and sizes of the largest lions
A 1953 eruption of Kilauea on Hawaii lasted 136 days, ranking as the third longest eruption in recorded history. The largest lions reach about 45 inches in height and over nine feet in length from nose to tail tip.
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Hawaiian
Kilauea
Greater drainage areas feed Atlantic ocean more than Pacific
The land area draining into the Atlantic is significantly larger than the area draining into the Pacific. The contrast highlights regional hydrology and watershed extent across coastlines.
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Atlantic Ocean
Pacific Ocean
Fresh Strictly Fresh Army Banter And Odd Phrases
A garbled mix of quotes and word fragments features a barracks sergeant remarking on 4 a.m. and a recruit urging rest for a big day. A woman seeks a person to fill a void in her life through her closet. The piece includes garbled lines about race tracks and 20 20 hindsight.
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Sarge
Pigeons’ Flying Muscles Remarkably Heavy
The article notes that the flying muscles of the pigeon account for as much mass as the rest of the bird combined. This surprising proportion highlights how crucial breast muscle power is to pigeon flight and endurance in avian physiology.
Shortest path for flamingo to catch edge fish problem
A coastal resort pool puzzle asks how the flamingo should steer to overtake a fish swimming near the edge, using the shortest possible route. The diameter is irrelevant and no figures accompany the solution.
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Suzy Flutes
Notable Lincolns Beyond Abraham Lincoln
This piece prompts readers to recall lesser known figures named Lincoln across American history. It lists a Revolutionary general who received Cornwallis's sword, Abraham Lincoln’s son who served as Secretary of War and ambassador, an author of Cape Cod sea tales, a rejected Supreme Court nominee who served as Attorney General, and governors of Lincoln Massachusetts and Maine with a family link to Massachusetts governance. The tone challenges readers to identify first names for these Lincolns.
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Lincoln
Cornwallis
Lincoln i
Son of
Abraham
Great Britain
Cape Cod
R ——Lincoln
Supreme Court
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Pete Geegan
Allan Stanley
Carl Brewer
Pierre Pijote
Chicago
Doug Molina
Jack Evana
Elmer Vasko
Montreal Canadiens
Bernie Geoffrion
Bobby Hull
Bert Olmstead
Calder Memorial Trophy
Dave Keen
Gerry Odrowski
Allan Johnson
Don Johns
New York
Bruce Gamble
Reg Fleming
Bill
Red) Hay
Andy Heberton
Don McKenney
Jean Beliveau
Andy Bathgate
Alex Delvecchio
Camille Henry
Alberta
Waterton National Park
Waterton Lake
Banff
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Valentine
Willel
Italy
Pisa
Flamingo Guide
Flamingo
Noah
Semoun
Sylvester
Abraham Lincoln
Wee
Wood
Lincolns
Massachusetts
Maine
Yoong
Wrey
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