Seaway Faces Deepening Red Ink Crisis In 1960s Study
The St Lawrence Seaway, built at a cost of 457 million dollars with Canada and the United States funding, shows mounting debt of 512 million plus 53 million for the Welland Canal. Despite growing throughput and economic impact, critics say high costs and interest swallow profits. A toll increase proposed to restore finances faces strong opposition from shipping interests in both countries.
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Ottawa
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Jean Arthur returns to star in own TV series
Hollywood veteran Jean Arthur, once the screen’s fluted-voiced gamin, returns to Hollywood to headline a television series after a long retirement. In a Univ ersal Studios dressing room interview, she recalled Carmel life, rejected mandatory retirement, and described her move back to work as simple yet decisive.
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Carmel
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University of California
Global Question Does Western Europe Need U S Troops
Foreign analyst argues de Gaulle's Russia trip marks shift of East West conflict to Asia and supports Mansfield's plan for reducing U S military commitments in Europe. Moscow aims to contain China, isolate the U S in Asia, and avoid costly European war, raising questions about NATO burden and Europe’s demand for U S troops.
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Leon Dennen
New York
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Dmont
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Johnson
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Butcher Called for Psychiatric Tests After Skinning Dog
In Cincinnati a 62-year-old butcher admitted skinning his cocker spaniel after it died. Judge George S. Heitzler found him guilty of disorderly conduct and ordered psychiatric tests on August 4. In Strensall England a depot commander invited mothers of 120 soldiers to an apple pie baking contest amid army food complaints.
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George S. Heitzler
Fred Schnebel
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Strensall
England
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