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...satisfy the Soviet Premier. Last week the full 14,000 words of Khrushchev's speech appeared in two-and three-page display ads in the New York Herald Tribune, Kansas City Star, Hearst's San Francisco News-Call Bulletin, the Manchester Guardian, Montreal Star, Ottawa Journal and Winnipeg Free Press. Total cost to the Soviet government: $30,603. The Soviets, in following Madison Avenue's ways, still had some lessons to learn: the ads were unrelievedly grey in eye-straining type...
...Jewish Fables." Canadian-born Evangelist Hull, 62, seems oddly matched to his spiritual charge. A former Winnipeg salesman on the Manitoba grain exchange, Hull received "a very real personal call from God to move to Jerusalem" while attending services one night at Winnipeg's Zion Apostolic Church. He settled down in Palestine in 1935, following his ordination to the ministry. A strong believer in Israeli independence, Hull has long enjoyed the favor of Israel's government, and after Eichmann's conviction Hull offered his services as a spiritual counselor. Eichmann, who had been brought up in Austria...
...GEORGE WATERS Winnipeg...
...sanctuary for mediocrity." It declared "that a Canadian periodical press given to a narrow, bigoted nationalism would not be worth salvation." But in its proposals to end the "unfair" threat from the U.S. periodicals that comprise 75% of the magazines Canada reads, the Commission made recommendations that the Winnipeg Free Press described as "discriminatory, protectionist and narrowly nationalistic." Items...
Died. Victor Sifton, 64, Canadian editor and publisher who controlled the country's second biggest newspaper empire, including the Winnipeg Free Press and the Ottawa Journal, an enthusiastic horseman, World War I battalion commander in the Fourth Canadian Mounted Rifles and University of Manitoba chancellor; of a heart attack; in Winnipeg...