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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 23, 1964
Page
9
A writer praises Prime Minister Pearson and the Liberal government for choosing a Canadian flag. The piece argues independence requires a unified symbol free of Union Jack or Fleur de lis references, urging Canadians to embrace one national flag that reflects a shared culture and identity.
The Canadian Arthritis and Rheumatism Society awards more than 110000 this year in associateships and fellowships to 18 young doctors. Winners will train in Canada and some will study in the United States the United Kingdom or France. Dr A Almon Fletcher notes rheumatologists are consulted in most hospitals and senior communities. Research associates for clinical research include Drs H A Smythe and Duncan A Gordon of the University of Toronto.
A normally healthy rattlesnake sheds its fanga at least twice annually, researchers report. The finding highlights regular shedding as part of the species’ growth cycle and health indicators in wild populations.
A fragmentary report notes Nara Bias achieving a notable win, described with terse wording suggesting a shadowed resemblance or metaphorical victory. The readable text implies a competitive event, with Bias and related terms indicating a decisive outcome in a match or contest.
The Chesterville Record reports a heated response to Liberal efforts to adopt a new national flag. Supporters led by Pearson applaud the move while Diefenbaker and Douglas oppose it, warning of trouble and public outrage. The piece questions the Red Ensign as a truly national symbol and notes lingering patriotic tensions across Canada.
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