Suez crisis may spur world laws to unplug bottlenecks
UN officials say Suez crisis hastens move toward international control of major sea gateways. They cite Panama, Suez, Bosporus, Dardanelles, Bab-el-Mandeb, Kra, and Singapore Strait as potential subjects of a world public utilities regime to ensure open, neutral access and uniform rates, despite national claims or tariffs.
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Suez Canal
New York
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Aswan Dam
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Kra
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Canada
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Panama
Suez Company
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Perim
Strait
Denmark
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Turkey
Russia
Kra Strait
Japan
China
Canadian Hens Boost Output in Recent Months
The Bureau of Statistics reports Canadian hens have laid more eggs in recent months than in years past, signaling a notable rise in poultry production across the country.
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Canada
Bureau of Statistics
Dundurn
Sask
Dennis Boychuk
Eatonia
Kamsack 4-H Fair Opens New Western Canada Venture
The first Kamsack 4-H Fair in western Canada drew about 1,300 people to the skating rink on August 9 in Kamsack Saskatchewan. Twenty five 4-H Clubs displayed banners uniforms and demonstrations while H R Clark from the University of Saskatchewan praised the event.
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Kamsack
Canada
Saskatchewan
H. R. Clark
University of Saskatchewan
District 4-H Council
Harold Johnson
Patchwork Fixes for Canvas and Plastic Outdoor Furniture
The text discusses repairing canvas with cellulose cement patches, trimming patches to cover tears, and using new plastic patch kits for plastics with a clear, nearly invisible result. It also notes the pyramids of Egypt were built from 1800 B.C. to 300 B.C.
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Egypt
B.C
Saskatchewan Honors 2000 Servicemen With Place Names
Since 1946 provincial lakes rivers bays peninsulas and islands have been named after Saskatchewan servicemen who died in World War II. The Surveys Branch records maps and biographies and forwards names to Ottawa for approval. The programme also honors Indians and pioneers by naming features after them.
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Saskatchewan
Department of Natural Resources of Saskatchewan
Dominion
Canada
Surveys
Ottawa
Canadian Board of Geographical Names
Winnipeg businessman named to Manitoba University board
Peter D. Curry of Winnipeg has been appointed as a member of the University of Manitoba board of governors filling a vacancy from J. M. Robinson's departure. The appointment, approved by the cabinet on education minister W. C. Miller’s announcement, joins a 12 member board with nine gubernatorial and three alumni appointees.
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Winnipeg
Peter D. Curry
University of Manitoba
Curry
J. M. Robinson
Canada
W. C. Miller
Board of Governors
Canadian Statistics Report Highlights August Price Rise and Trade Flows
Canada records a 0.5 percent August price increase led by food prices while wholesale material costs edged up in late August. International trade shows a $195 million capital inflow in Q2 with new issues totaling $172 million and non-resident holdings retired. Rail loadings rise and canal traffic climbs, with urban transit revenues up despite lower passenger counts. Official crop forecasts point to larger wheat oats barley and flax crops, though prices vary.
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Ontario
Northwest Territories
Canada
United States
French Chocolate Mint Pie Recipe for Quick Dessert
A delightful French dessert with rich creamy taste that can be prepared in minutes. It requires a baked 9 inch pastry shell butter sugar eggs melted chocolate peppermint and refrigeration overnight for a light fluffy filling.
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Singapore
U.N
Airphonse Traber
Traber
Sonja Traber
Saint Nazaire
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Ted Thompson
Morden
Man
George Wachowicz
Red Lake
Kamsack 4-H Fair
New Venture
Pacific Ocean
Ane
Atlantic
U of M Board
Canadian Statistics Report
Ogilvie
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