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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 01, 1961
Page
8
The Canadian Cancer Society notes about 100 900 compounds have been tested for anti cancer activity as researchers seek drugs to halt or slow tumor growth.
The piece muses on urban welfare reforms, arguing for a balance between aid and self-reliance. It questions football versus soccer, critiques the maple leaf as a national symbol, and proposes a rose and lily emblem to symbolize Canadian unity, with a nod to the common dandelion as a lawn emblem.
Prime Minister Diefenbaker flew nonstop from the far north to Ottawa then resumed duties with a Cabinet session on the Berlin crisis. He campaigned in southern Ontario with Mrs. Diefenbaker and attended Stratford Festival events as further engagements are planned across August and September. The economy shows improved investment plans around ninety million dollars more than initial estimates. He criticized Khrushchev for heightening international peril during northern travels.
A wry line notes that headlines miss the home front as a housewife hints that the husband is the real source of daily tensions at breakfast. The quip frames domestic dynamics as a lens on news narratives.
A homemade plywood boat with fiberglass, wind shield, hardware and steering plus a 1957 40 hp Scott Atwater motor with remote controls. Price eight hundred dollars cash or finance. Contact Sportsman's Marine at 623 or The Springfield Leader Ltd at 342 Lac du Bonnet Man.
A pithy, humorous meditation on self destruction and aging. The speaker notes that those who drown themselves in drink lack any desire to sink and ponders why middle age seems to begin sooner for others.
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