Trudeau faces a restless political climate across Canada
Ottawa reports a wave of electoral upheaval sweeping provinces from Alberta to Newfoundland. Alberta ends 36 years of Social Credit rule under Peter Lougheed, while Saskatchewan and Manitoba swing NDP prompts. Liberals and Conservatives trade seats in Quebec and New Brunswick as Trudeau eyed an upcoming election.
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Trudeau
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Saskatchewan
Ross Thatcher
Socialist New Democratic Party
Thatcher
NDP
Manitoba
Ed Schreyer
Maritime Provinces
Lous Robichaud
New Brunswick
Richard Hatfield
Nova Scotia
Gerald Regan
Quebec
Robert Bourassa
Union Nationale
Jean-Jacques Bertrand
W. A.C. Bennett
British Columbia
Bennett
Ontario
Newfoundland
William Davis
Liberal
Bible Bill” Aberhart
Berlin Wall to endure for centuries says West German leader
Dr. Hans Apel, deputy floor leader of the Social Democratic Party in the Bundestag, told reporters in the United States that the Berlin Wall and a divided Germany will persist for centuries. He called the four power Berlin agreement a step toward liberalization but warned the Wall cannot be removed and shootings will continue. He hailed access guarantees to West Berlin and noted Russia accepting responsibility for keeping lines of communication open, while noting losses in plenary sessions in West Berlin and Berlin based presidential elections.
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Apel
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France
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North Atlantic Treaty Organization
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China
West Germany
West Berlin
Marijuana field puzzles Interpol at Ottawa Experiment Farm
Interpol delegates touring Ottawa inspect a privately grown marijuana crop at the federal Experimental Farm. RCMP guarded the site as teens raided the field while officials study cannabis for medical testing and potential legalization policies in Canada.
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Greg Connolley
Copley
Ottawa
Interpol
International Police Organization
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Pierre Trudeau
RCMP
T . Interpol
Warn Sun
John Munro
Moral angle on forced busing in schools debated
Dear Father Lester weighs two aims of planners in forced busing. They seek educational mixing to raise outcomes while pursuing true integration of all people. He questions if the upheaval and alienation justify the goal and notes natural ties to similar company should not be overridden.
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Gil
Lester
Telegraph News Sparks Rise of News Agencies
National Newspaper Week highlights how the telegraph transforms Texas coverage and accelerates news gathering by agencies as communications leap forward.
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