Expo 67 Hostesses Sifted For World Fair Roles
Expo 67 opened recruitment for 735 hostesses with 20 to 35 years age range, bilingual in French and English, and strong character. Selected staff will work 80 hours over two weeks, earn 360 to 430 monthly, and undergo a 10 week training on Canadian history geography economy etiquette and first aid. Interviews and testing across Canada begin September 1966 with notice by October.
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Expo
Canada
Montreal
Count of man made objects in space tracked by NORAD
NORAD Space Defense Center in Colorado Springs tracks all objects in Earth orbit. Before Gemini 7 launch 822 objects existed. four days later 878. Debris from Cosmos 61, 76, 96, Luna 8 decayed. Cosmos 98 decayed. FR-1 launched atop a U S Scout rocket. Titan rocket stages decayed Dec 7. NORAD notes 204 payloads orbiting, 42 USSR, 156 USA, and two each UK Canada France. Radar and optical systems monitor debris and spacecraft worldwide.
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Houston
North American Air Defense Command
NORAD
Space Defense Center
Colorado Springs
Colo
Air Defense Command
1St Aerospace Control Squadron
Cape Kennedy
Earth
Ussr
United States
United Kingdom
Canada
France
Thule
Greenland
Clear
Alaska
Fylingdales Moor
England
NASA
USAF
Moorestown
N.J
Middle East
Trinidad
White Sands
N.M
Kwajalein
Air Force
Australia
South Africa
Hudson Bay Route Association set 1966 meeting in Melville
The Hudson Bay Route Association announced its 1966 annual meeting will be held in Melville Saskatchewan on Monday and Tuesday March 21 and 22. The event aims to broaden Churchill trade with federal and provincial officials, chambers of commerce, and industry reps. Population changes in the prairie provinces from 1945 to 1964 are noted.
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Hudson Bay Route Association
Melville, Sask
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Melville Chamber
Churchill
New Economic Council
Melville Chamber of Commerce
Prairie Provinces
Saskatchewan Jubilee publishes second edition magazine
The second 32 page SASKAT CHEWAN magazine by the Saskatchewan Jubilee and Centennial Corporation is on news stands. It highlights full colour photos and province stories as part of six editions through 1967. First issue released February. One dollar price. Gift subscription four dollars for current and next four issues. Back cover features Edmund Morris portrait of Opazatonka Big Darkness of Carry the Kettle Band.
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Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan Jubilee and Centennial Corporation
Jubilee-Centennial Corporation
Corporation Office
Dereone
Edmund Morris
Remittance Man and Instalment Fines in Court
The piece argues that paying court fines by installments may ease punishment but also reinforces justice. It notes that budgeting weekly earnings for regular repayments makes the law a continuing reminder that crime does not pay, adding a new dimension to the idea of a remittance man.
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Andre Mercier
Mercier
C.cy
Christi Science
Boston
Angeles
London
Besten
New York
George Washington Bridge
Frank Baird
Federal Agricultural Stabilization Board
Ottawa
By George Sixta
Wei Sai A
Akita
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