Crozier wins Calder Trophy as Detroit goalie tops rookie vote
NHL figures list Roger Crozier of Detroit as Calder Memorial Trophy winner with 155 points including 88 in the second half. Ron Ellis of Toronto finishes second with 107 points. Dennis DeJordy, Rod Seiling and others follow. Crozier leads in games played and shutouts, earning 7000 dollars in combined prize money along with All Star honors.
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Manitoba to adopt provincial flag featuring Red Ensign design
Manitoba plans a provincial flag in Red Ensign form bearing the province’s coat of arms. Provincial secretary Maitland Steinkopf outlined the proposal noting Manitoba’s historic ties to the original Confederation four, and the flag’s role in marking provincial events while respecting the Canadian flag.
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Appalachian Mountains Stretch Across North America
The Appalachian Mountains extend 1600 miles from Canada's Gaspe Peninsula and New Brunswick to Central Alabama. The chain includes the Alleghenies from Pennsylvania to southwest Virginia, New York's Catskills, Quebec's Shickshocks, and the Green Mountains in Vermont. The Blue Ridge spans Pennsylvania to Georgia with a Black Mountains spur in western North Carolina. The Great Smokies lie on the North Carolina Tennessee border.
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Adenauer at 80: Western world’s oldest major nation leader
Konrad Adenauer, aged 80, holds the distinction of being the oldest chief of government among Western nations. He leads a major European country and remains a pivotal figure in postwar politics.
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Manitoba 95th birthday marks province creation details
Manitoba celebrates its 95th birthday recalling the 1870 act that created the province. The bill defined Fort Garry as the seat, four federal constituencies and two senators, a governing executive council, and a two chamber legislature the Legislative Council and Legislative Assembly. It outlined appointive council terms and election divisions plus voter qualifications.
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Plasma Dominant Share of Blood
The plasma in human blood accounts for about 55 percent, while red and white blood cells make up the remaining roughly 45 percent.
Invention of Outboard Motor Credited to Waterman
The outboard motor was invented by Cameron Waterman of Detroit in 1905, marking a significant early milestone in marine propulsion history. waterman demonstrated the compact engine that could power boats independently, influencing later developments in portable boat motors.
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