Health League Urges No Smoking For Athletes
The Health League of Canada, backed by AMA and NFHS, urges athletes to avoid smoking. Scientific reviews show cigarette smoke markedly reduces airway conductance and oxygen use, cutting max effort and endurance for sports for up to an hour. Non-smokers gain edge in close finishes. no room for doubt remains.
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The
Health League of Canada
American Medical Association
National Federation of State High School Athletic Association
AMA
Quick Canadian Quiz results and figures
The quiz gives facts on Canada Russia distance about 1000 miles with islands opposite across the Pole. It notes in 1962 labor force migrants 36,748 and July 1963 jobs 6,742,000, up 207,000 from a year earlier. It also lists indirect tax take 5,552,000,000 and direct tax take 4,609,000,000.
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Russia
Blondin
Niagara Gorge
Naming After Parents In Spain Allows Dual Surnames
In Spain a son may adopt the surname of his father or mother as his own, or include both, reflecting flexible naming rights. The rule expands traditional paternal naming and supports family identity choices under civil code.
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Spain
Macmillan Named St Martin's Press Board Chairman
Harold Macmillan former British prime minister will become board chairman of St Martin's Press, a Macmillan subsidiary in Manhattan, effective January 1. He succeeds his son Maurice who resigns to take a post in the British government.
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Harold Macmillan
St. Martin’s Press
St. Martin's
Macmillan and Company Limited
London
Macmillan
Maurice
Vanilla bean voyage from Central America to Europe
The vanilla bean was first discovered in Central America and later introduced into Europe by Spanish explorers, shaping spice trade and culinary history.
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Central America
Europe
Canadian Lutheran World Relief to Jordan and more
Early next month 65,000 pounds of clothing will be sent to the Middle East by Canadian Lutheran World Relief. The aid to Jordan totals about 120,000 pounds worth 130,000 dollars and ships additional material aid to Algeria Austria and Hong Kong.
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Canadian Lutheran World Relief
Jordan
Algeria
Austria
Hong Kong
Heated water freezes faster than unheated water
A scientific observation notes that water subjected to heat will freeze more quickly than cold water under similar conditions, suggesting effects tied to temperature changes on freezing rates and molecular behavior.
Montreal Jewish Public Library Highlight in City Center
The 50 year old Jewish Public Library near Mount Royal serves Canada's largest city with thousands of books and hundreds of periodicals. Backed by the Jewish community and support from Quebec and Montreal authorities, it opens seven days a week to serve 12 000 multilingual readers monthly and hosts global researchers.
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Great Cross
Mount Royal
Canada
Jewish Public Library
Quebec
North America
The hunter's heart and the risks of hunting
The Heart Foundation warns hunting can stress the heart through cold, altitude, and terrain. Advice includes pretrip exams, conditioning, light gear, avoiding solo hunts, and sharing medication details with a companion to reduce heart risks.
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Your Heart Foundation
Groom's attire described with wary humor in wedding write up
A Kentucky newspaper wedding detail mocks gendered notes by detailing the groom Joe's attire in meticulous fashion. He appears in a black wool suit with a four-flower pocket show, white nylon shirt, black jersey tie, gold-plated brass cuff links, a mercury watch, and simple pleated trousers. The bride is described only as wearing the customary white.
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