Canadians urged to invest in mineral resources at Regina club
W. C. Wansbrough of Toronto, MD of the Canadian Metal Mining Association, told a Men's Canadian Club luncheon that Canada's mineral industry valued at about 3 billion dollars in 1963 supports a large portion of GNP and exports about 80 percent of its output to the United States. He urged more Canadian investment to retain control of resources and noted potential in Quebec and Labrador iron ore, stressing unity and the scientific challenges of tapping the northern Pre-Cambrian Shield frontier.
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Canada
Canadian Metal Mining Association
Wv. C. Wansbrough
Toronto
Essociation
Canadian Club
Regina
United States
Wansbrough
Quebec
Labrador
Two-litter sow yields 23 piglets in Cedar Springs
A purebred Canadian Yorkshire sow at Cedar Springs Ontario farrowed 23 piglets in two litters 12 survived. Belmont Champion Lady weighing 500 pounds produced nine on New Year’s Day and 14 more on January 23. Experts suggest double conception ascause.
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Cedar Springs
Ontario
Carl
Bob Cleveland
Robert Forshaw
Ontario Agriculture College
George Green
James Emerson
Editorial on Smoking Habits and Industry Influence
An unsigned editorial condemns smoking as a dirty habit while noting a cautious tolerance for smokers. It contrasts pipes cigars and cigarettes, laments discarded butts, and critiques tobacco industry campaigns seen as pro smoking despite health risks and tax considerations.
Accidents at Centerville Farm Bring Community Silence
The Schwartz family, new on a Centerville farm, live apart as neighbors ignore them. Jerry Mallon, thirteen, crashes a rain slicked car, trapped beneath it as rescue lags with no local doctor nearby. The crowd waits for Forrest City hospital five miles away.
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Mr. Mallon
Jerry
Schwartzes
Jerry Mallon
Forrest City
Doctor from Vienna Aids Injured Boy and Faces Peril
In a tense hospital sequence Mr Mallon helps reach care for a boy after a crash. An old man, revealed as Dr Louis Bunder from Vienna, admits practicing medicine without a certificate and chooses arrest over continued danger to others. Mallon assures safety and departure toward justice.
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Steve Brannock
Schwartz
Mr. Mallon
Brannock
Lisa
Joseph
America
Paul Jackman
Lise
Bunder
Dr. Louis Bunder
Vienna
Editorial writers face computer challenge in an evolving society
A Toronto Telegram opinion notes that computers speed production but may remove human nuance from editorials. It cites John H. Perry's experiments and questions whether machines can deliver righteous compassion or subtle argument, suggesting a future where readers ask to be transferred to the computer.
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John H. Perry
Toronto Telegram
Britain’s MPs seek pay rise amid low wages and hard work
British House of Commons members earn 3000 dollars a year plus 2250 for expenses, far below Canada’s 12000 and tax free. They lack office space and secretaries and are described as paupers among parliamentarians. A raise is eyed but delayed after the upcoming election. The piece notes the duty ethos clashes with modern wage norms.
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House of Commons
Britain
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