Quebec French language law fuels Canadian protest
Canada-wide debate grows as Quebec adopts a law declaring French the official working language in private business commerce and education. Despite 80 percent of Quebeckers speaking French, English influence in management triggers opposition from both English speakers and some French speakers.
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Miami Copper union setles final walkout ending strike
Miami Copper Co and striking unions reached a tentative three year contract Sunday ending the nationwide copper strike. The deal mirrors the Anaconda pattern with wage increases pension gains a new dental plan and a continued cost of living clause. About 32,000 workers were idled at the peak including 14,000 in Arizona.
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Aces Triumph in Greater New York Sectional Bridge
In the Greater New York Sectional Tournament Jerry Pris yon and Alan Tucker of New York City won the George Washington Paris Championship. A notable hand featured bold play and a risky line that yielded nine tricks as the imaginative declarers outmaneuvered the defense and defied cautious odds.
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Chess Board Czech suffers from political gambit
The article discusses Ludek Pachman, exiled Prague grand master, amid Soviet and East German pressure at Solingen 1966 Olympiad context. It notes his background, Czechoslovak invasion, and broader tensions in chess politics with Russia, Uhlmann, and the Spassky affair, framed by historical references to Pillsbury and Tolstoy.
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Leo Tolstoy
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L. Pachman W. Uhlmann
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Nelson Pillsbury
America
Sysonby
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Sierra Club Satire Portrays 15 Off Road Recreational Vehicles
A Sierra Club bulletin satire by Steve Johnson, T. H. Watkins and Roger Olmsted imagines 15 off road recreational vehicles with environmental angles. It mocks vehicle hype from Highway Homette to Desert Ecohome and notes playful claims about mobile ecosystems.
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UPI
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Drug Side Effects Drive Reluctance in Mental Patients
A VA hospital study and Dr. Theodore Van Putten review show 24 to 63 percent of schizophrenia patients take less than prescribed. Extrapyramidal effects from phenothiazines cause symptoms like akathisia and akinesia, making patients feel zombie like and fearing loss of self.
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James J. Doyle
Los Angeles
VPI
Veterans Administration Hospital
Theodore van Putten
van Putten
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Medical Journal
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Israeli tourism office bombed in Frankfurt
A bomb exploded outside the Israeli tourist office in downtown Frankfurt West Germany early today damaging the building and several cars parked nearby Police reported no injuries
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