Debate Over United Nations Endurance and Role
The article argues some see the United Nations as failing and headed to obsolescence like the League of Nations. It notes UN inaction in the Middle East and Vietnam, Hungary, and Korea, but asserts the UN still serves as a forum for discussion and negotiation, with potential future authority tied to broader international ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
League of Nations
U.N
Middle East
Security Council
Vietnam
Hungary
Korea
Change in Teacher Education Receives Ontario Backing
Ontario Education Minister William Davs announced a province wide reform aiming to have every elementary teacher hold a university degree. Starting next year prospective high school teachers must complete a full year at a college of education, a shift from the previous six week summer course route. The Ottawa Journal notes broad support from educators boards and parents, with flexibly staged timelines to address shortages and quality concerns.
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Ontario
William Davs
Queen’s Park
Ottawa Journal
Davis
College of Education
Journal
Local Social Roundup Includes Visitors From Coast and City
Sunday guests included Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Philp of Cobourg with Mr. and Mrs. F B White. Mrs. Bob Miller visited Gordon Lowery’s family while Rev. Cecil Allin and his son Ronald of Pasadena stayed with Clarence and Mrs Allin. In Toronto at the Ontario Museum, Frieda Kay Fallan, art historian from Los Angeles, spent a day with the VanHorne and Tamblyn households. Fallan, registrar of the County Museum of Los Angeles, discussed her forthcoming book Art Objects Their Care and Preservation on Elwood Glover’s TV show, noting her relation to Ken Tamblyn of Los Angeles.
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Edgar Philp
Cobourg
F. B. White
Bob Miller
Gordon Lowery
Cecil Alin
Ronald
Pasadena
California
Clarence Allin
Allin
Toronto
Ontario Art Museum
Frieda Kay Fall
Los Angeles
R. VanHornes
Whitby
F. Tamblyn
C. Tamblyns
Millers
Miss Fall
County Museum of
Elwood Glover
Ken Tamblyn
First Meeting of Durham 4H Poultry Club Held
The Durham 4H Poultry Club met May 30 in the Agricultural Building Bowmanville. President Barbara Walker led the session with secretary Brian Metcalf and other officers present. Chicks arrive June 15 or 21. John Oliver of Franco Canada presented a film on broiler management and answered questions before adjourning.
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Durham 4H
Agricultural
Bowmanville
Sutherland
Barbara Walker
Glen Millson
Brian Metcalf
Dianne Dardh
Gary Jeffrey
John Oliver
Franco
Elli Lilly and Company (Canada) Ltd
Oliver
U.S.A
Mr. Oliver
May 1967 Bowmanville OPP crime and safety summary
Statistics from the Bowmanville Detachment for May 1967 show 12 break and enters 2 auto thefts 14 other thefts and 11 other investigations with property valued at $1276. Twenty people were charged with Criminal Code offences and nine with provincial statute offences. Accidents totaled 1 fatal and 11 injured with 349 vehicles checked and 48 warnings issued. HTA charges included 222, with 2 failing to remain and impairment cases noted. Parents are urged to warn children about accepting rides from strangers and to record license numbers for investigations.
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Post Office Department
Ottawa
Orono
Omtaro
Roy C. Forrester
The
C.P.P. Report
Ontario Provincial Police
J. R. Snowden
Enniskillen
Ontario Trust
Monte Thurs
Central Ontario Trust & Savings Corporation
King St
Fountain
Simcoe St. N. Oshawa
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