Westward election turmoil roils Canadian campaign
Voters face a fractured week as Diefenbaker and Pearson marshal crowds across British Columbia and Alberta. Violent demonstrations at Vancouver Forum mark a rough tour, with disrobing protests in Trail and sharp clashes at many stops. Diefenbaker condemns unemployment in Victoria and predicts a fall recovery, while Pearson touts Edmonton and Winnipeg gains. Britain’s Market stance adds little to the race as the BC tour intensifies.
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Robert Thompson
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Sons of Freedom
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Edmonton
Whitehorse
Britain
Canada
MacMillan
PM signals trade shift and hydro plans in Canada BC talks
In Prince George, Prime Minister indicates Ottawa is nearing terms with Premier Bennett on the Columbia river project while backing hydro endeavors including the Columbia and Peace rivers. He challenges Pearson over Liberals and dollar policy as political friction broadens across parties and regions.
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Northern Mail
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Quebec
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Socred
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Justice
Davie Fulton
Saskatchewan
Canadian election map shows tight race across provinces
The piece outlines outcomes and bets across provinces as Conservatives hold strength in wheat belts and Western seats. It notes NDP and Liberal challenges in key Winnipeg and Saskatchewan ridings, with Diefenbaker facing mixed prospects in posed swings and Alberta showing Socred gains potential.
Liberals and NDP eye seats. a tight Western race looms
In British Columbia and the West overall the Liberals and New Democrats each look to win about 15 seats, with five for Social Credit and the PCs left with 37. External Affairs minister Greene and Justice Minister Fulton are seen as safe. Vancouver columnist Barry Mather, Nanaimo’s Colin Cameron, and Arnold Webster in Vancouver are hopeful for wins. The Social Credit campaign is quiet, likely siphoning PC votes. The piece also notes the Canadian Cotton Council planning promotions and international Cotton Council links with many countries, plus new executive director A L David Jervis.
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Prince Albert
Hamilton
Qu’Appelle
Douglas
Ken More
Regina
Saskatchewan
Assiniboro
Hazen
Liberals
Alberta
Social Credit
Mr. Thompson
Red Deer
Harkness
Cazary North
Art Smith
Calgary
Edmonton
Lucien Maynard
Greene
Vancouver
Fulton
Kamloops
New Democrats
Barry Mather
New Westminster
Colin Cameron
Nanaimo
Arnold Webster
B.C
NDP
New
Canada joins Cotton Council International
Canada becomes the seventeenth nation to join Cotton Council International in a cooperative cotton market development spanning four continents. Announcement by Keith Walden of Tucson, Arizona, President of CCI, and E. F. King of Montreal, President of the Canadian Cotton Council, noting a major extension of industry wide cotton public relations and sales promotion on the North American continent.
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Canadian Cotton Council
Canada
King
Montreal
Cotton Council International
Keith Walden
Tucson
Arizona
E. F. King
Parrot Hyena Cross Joke Triggers Laughing Reveal
A comedian riffs on a tester crossing a parrot with a hyena to learn what the hyena finds funny. The gag hinges on the hyena laughing at the unfolding experiment and the punchline lands on the joke’s misdirection.
Neat Closet Checklist For Spring And Summer
A compact guide urges emptying the closet before reorganizing then cleaning with pine cleaner. It advises sorting garments, storing winter wear in bags with a moth deodorizer, and switching to a filing system for better separation of dresses, skirts, and coats. A playful hint suggests separate his and hers closets.
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East 42Nd Street
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