Bloc voting yields Canadian minority government
In a close national result Prime Minister John Diefenbaker’s Progressive Conservatives must rely on Social Credit support to govern. Liberals gain in Ontario and Quebec, Socreds surge in Quebec, NDP expands. PC 118 seats, Liberals 97, Socreds 30, NDP 19. Quebec elects 26 Socreds, 35 Liberals, 14 Conservatives amid regional shifts.
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John Diefenbaker
Social Credit
Quebec
Ontario
House of Commons
Newfoundland
Montario
Prairies
Real Caquette
Rousa
French Canada
Pc's
Liberals
Socreds
New Democratic Party
Stormont
Liberal
Prince Edward Island
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Douglas
Cape Breton South
Nova Scotia
B.C
Yukon
Northwest Territory
NDP
Ken More
Fleming
Toronto
Walter Pittman
Peterboro
Ont
Maurice Lamontagne
Quebec East
Robert Beaule
Toronto Telegram
John Bassett
Blair Fraser
Socred
Robert Thompson
Thompson
Caouette
Canada
Defeat reshapes NDP leadership and post election path
The piece analyzes Douglas defeat in Regina and options for the NDP to continue, including leadership by staying outside or pushing resignations for a by election. It notes fear over Saskatchewan doctors losses amid Medicare push, possible by election era revival, and surveys Quebec Socreds and federal Tory split amid debate on taxes and debt.
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Regina
Douglas
NDP
B.C
Saskatchewan
Wheatlands
Tory
Toronto
Lutheran W M S Meeting Held Wednesday June 13
The Lutheran Women's Missionary League of St. Matthew's Lutheran Church met in the basement with seven members. Rev. Borchardt led the African Mission study and presided over business. Delegates were named for the Regina convention, and a lunch was served by Mrs W Bach and Mrs W Doering.
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Lutheran W.M.S
Lutheran Women’s Missionary League of St. Matthew's Lutheran Church
Borchardt
H. Edel
A. Andres
L.W.M.S
Regina
Sask
C. Andres
W. Bach
W. Doering
Wildflowers, walks, and health in Ambrose Hills noted
In a business meeting Ambrose Hills recalls a witty Sunday line about gathering wildflowers with Carm alita, then shares a personal story of five miles of hiking with family. He argues fresh air and exercise are essential for health, and criticizes reliance on universal medical care while neglecting personal health habits.
Road Safety Warning On Centre Line Driving
The Canadian Highway Safety Council urges motorists to stay on their side of the centre line during the Slow Down and Live campaign. Crossing the line is illegal except to pass when the line is broken, and not yielding can lead to tragedy. The council urges drivers to defuse head on collisions by staying in lane and yielding when necessary.
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Canadian Highway Safety Council
CHSC
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