February 6, 1965
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A CHURCHMAN TALKS BACK TO CRITIC PIERRE BERTON
In a new book, The Comfortable Pew, published this week, Pierre Berton is highly critical of the "religious establishment" of Canada's Protestant churches. Here, a church spokesman critically reviews the book — and vigorously replies
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MADMAN ON THE BRIDGE
MUTINY! That would be the verdict against me if my diagnosis of the captain’s condition was wrong. As a green young doctor on my maiden voyage, I had to decide: was he merely an eccentric— or would we all become the victims of a
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A Maclean's Flashback
When little Tommy Burns outslugged the biggest brutes in boxing
A cocky loner, a lethal puncher and stridently Canadian, he fought under the name of Tommy Burns to spare his mother from worry. For a heavyweight, he was preposterously small, but for 19 years he flattened giants, lost only four of 60 bouts and was never kayoed till his very last fight.
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HELLO,TORONTOMY, HOW YOU'VE CHANGED!
A prim-visaged city with small-town ways—that's what the author left four years ago. Now he's back —but the old place has gone. Here's the changeling he's found instead—Canada's high-rising, high-living, heady new sophisticate
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CAN WE SUCCEED IN NATO WITHOUT REALLY TRYING?
Canada’s role in the nuclear club — or outside of it is once again becoming a major issue of domestic politics. Maclean's Ottawa editor explains why we have a chance to play a unique part in holding the North Atlantic alliance together — if the strong anti-nuclear group in the cabinet and in parliament can be won over to the view of the “two Pauls,” Martin and Hellyer
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MACLEAN’S REPORTS
BACKSTAGE AT OTTAWA
How the scandals could tie Pearson’s hands as he tries to shuffle his cabinet
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MACLEAN’S REVIEWS
FOOTNOTE
...about our wartime uranium: now we know why C. D. Howe had Churchill screaming “Sellout!”
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MACLEAN’S REPORTS
WHY 500 WHO COULD SURVIVE WILL DIE IN ’65
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