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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1954

Page

5

Canada and United States eye Seaway talks Monday

Canada asks for intergovernmental talks next Monday in Ottawa and Washington to discuss St Lawrence Seaway construction and potential U S participation. Pearson says talks could set topics for later negotiations while Canada signals readiness to proceed if delays arise. The plan contemplates a 21 foot deep Seaway with U S backing and costs around 105 million dollars for U S work and 30 million for Canada's share.

Washington Canada United States Ewo Onawa St Lawrence Seaway Pearson B. Douglas Stuart U.S Ottawa Avani Lakes Eisenhower St. Lawrence U. S Power Authority New York State Government of Stuart Atlantic Toledo Ohio Lake Ewe

Teacher Shortage Seen Top Problem

William G. Carr, executive secretary of the National Education Association, called the teacher shortage the nation's most crucial problem in an address prepared for a Washington conference. He warned that a modern society risks disaster if it cannot replenish its teaching staff within a few years. The ninth annual conference in Washington opened with more than 600 educators gathered as the three day meeting focuses on the shortage.

Albany National Education Association America William G. Carr Tne

Democrats to Aid In Congress Speed Legislation

Democratic senators plan to cooperate to push major legislation through Congress. The Senate will extend sessions beyond the final hour, with Saturday sessions continuing from now on. Reports indicate August 15 as a possible latest major bill completion date. No Republican group support is noted in the advance briefing.

Washington Senate

Facts behind the cigarette stare

July Reader's Digest investigates smoking's role in rising lung cancer figures. The article surveys doctors' findings on the tobacco cancer link and examines whether filters lessen inhaled smoke risks. Condensed from magazines and books, it presents summaries of 39 articles for readers.

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