Nationalism or Continentalism Shape Canada’s Identity
The piece argues Canadians balance nationalism and continentalism, noting how closely Canada and the United States align yet differ in aims. It cites James Eayrs and David Baldwin, tracing Canadian ambivalence toward America, shifts in policy, and a 1976 view that Canada may match or surpass the US in fulfilling national welfare and dignity.
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North America
North Bay
Ontario
Green Bay
Wisconsin
David A. Baldwin
Chicago
Minneapolis
Seattle
New York
Boston
Detroit
Hawaii
Louisiana
Alabama
Mississippi
Canada
United States
U.S
States
Britain
China
Californians back nuclear energy while wary of safety rules
Don Oakley notes California voters rejected Proposition 15 by two to one, while the legislature passed three nuclear safety measures before the vote. Industry concerns include uranium prices and imports, but experts urge cautious expansion of nuclear energy, with attention to safety and monitoring.
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Don Oakley
California
Edmund Brown
U.S
Wall Street Journal
Exxon Nuclear Co
United States
William Jackson
Babcock & Wilcox Co
Middle East
Australia
Canada
Jackson
No women aboard submarines and Egyptian ostrich tales
A collection of trivia and quotes by L M Boyd touching on women aboard submarines, ear anatomy, ostrich meat jerky in South Africa, a candle distance from Mount Palomar, travel risks, mail ads, children’s books share of print, slang for coffee blackout, ancient Egypt ostrich riders, and Orson Welles on women's hair. Copyright 1976 L M Boyd.
Berry's World The Mountain Statesman Gratton WV notice
Publication details show The Mountain Statesman Gratton West Virginia operating at 914 West Main Street with a history as successor to the Daily Sentinel. It lists staff roles Ai Sandor G M Carpenter and others, plus subscription rates and mailing addresses for communications and changes of address.
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Mountain Statesman
Gratton
Main Street
Daily Sentinel
Roduction
Ai Sandor
G.M. Carpenter
Taylor
Adj
W. Main St
On This Date in History June 28 1976
Highlights include the 1914 assassination of Archduke Francis Ferdinand in Sarajevo that sparked World War I. Other entries note the 1788 Monmouth Battle, Queen Victoria’s 1838 coronation, the 1919 Versailles Treaty, 1941 Yugoslav guerrilla actions, 1950 Seoul’s capture, 1967 talks between King Hussein and Johnson, 10th anniversary of Dominican Republic troop withdrawal, 5 year Supreme Court ruling on parochial aid, Beirut clashes, and birthday of composer Richard Rodgers.
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Austria-Hungary
Archduke Francis Ferdinand
Sarajevo
Bosnia
Monmouth
N.J
Molly Pitcher
Britain
Victoria
France
Yugoslavia
Seoul
Hussein of
Jordan
Lyndon Johnson
Washington
U.S
Dominican Republic
Hungarian Labor Crackdown Aims To Curb Office Hiring
In Budapest a new decree bans state institutions from hiring new white-collar workers without ministerial consent. The plan seeks to raise productivity by tightening labor discipline amid a shrinking pool of working women. Officials acknowledge a misallocation of manpower and note many mothers stay home on long allowances, while shortages persist in offices.
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NEA
London
Economist
Budapest
LENS
Economy outlook faces inflation and recession risks ahead
The text outlines a cautious view of the U.S. economy with inflation and recession as persistent challenges. It notes a deep prior recession, a gradual recovery, and potential risks from investment lag, rising interest rates, and external shocks like oil and food prices. It discusses the Humphrey Hawkins bill, price signals, and the balance between free markets and standby controls, stressing the need for capital formation and prudent policy.
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Congress
Humphrey Hawkins
OPEC
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