Canada 1968 Forecast From a Toronto Telegram Column
The columnist predicts Canada will gain a new prime minister, medicare, closer national unity, and a bold leap in medical science in 1968. He reviews 1967 outcomes, noting Expo and Ontario NDP gains, and foresees Vietnam settlement talks, possible Nixon defeat, and political shifts with Hellyer or Martin as Liberal leaders.
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Long Distance Boost and Local Headlines At The Pas
The Pas area sees record long distance calls over Christmas and Boxing Day with 3 242 minutes, an 18 4 percent rise. Nearby notes include a moose accident near The Pas injuring four, and a Thompson car skidding into a ditch after Christmas. A Manitoba health official Mark Flattery retires after a long service career. A Nip House fire damages a restaurant building with heavy smoke and water damage, firemen report 19 responders.
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Acting Crown Attorney Bill Martin Named CG in Northern Manitoba
CBC coverage recalls CBC Radio recap of 196x interview at The Pas where Joe LeClerc made his dog mail trip to Prince Albert and return while O F Wright is away on holidays.
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