Winnipeg Mosaic Shows Canada’s Diverse Ethnic Ties
Winnipeg, a cultural crossroad with half a million residents, hosts 23 foreign language papers and a sizable Ukrainian and Icelandic heritage. The city’s immigrant mix shaped its politics, labor history, and arts while wheat trade sustains its economy and a legacy of radicalism informs its civic identity.
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Johnson Kiesinger talks signal limited progress at funeral summit
President Johnson met West German Chancellor Kiesinger and briefly discussed arms control and Allied force strength in Germany after Konrad Adenauer's funeral. No formal summit or major decisions occurred, and speculation of Gaulle visit or broader pact was denied.
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Stone and Erdos win Las Vegas rubber bridge title
The New York expert To bias Stone and Ivan Erdos of Los Angeles won a Las Vegas rubber bridge tournament. Stone's strategic plays included deliberate heart ruffs and a club discard to mislead East and preserve his contract while steering East's partner into two diamond tricks.
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Henry to head Camelback Jaycees in Scottsdale
Robert Henry, a Paradise Valley school teacher, will be installed Saturday as president of the Camelback Jaycees in Scottsdale. Banquet at Beef Eaters Restaurant in Phoenix marks the event with officers War ren Searles Jack Foster Dick Lickfeldt and William Beal named to key posts.
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Cancer drive begins Scottsdale businessmen lead crusade
The Cancer Crusade launches its Scottsdale Independent business drive to raise 750 for cancer research education and patient services. Scottsdale leaders Paull Messinger and Charles Blom say the effort includes visiting 300 local merchants through Saturday. Astronauts Michael Collins and David Scott will attend the Paris air show opening May 26 as US representatives.
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