8 The Guardian, Thurs., Nov. 12, 1964.

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Singing Wins Scholarships i In Contest

TORONTO (CP) — Entrants from Halifax and St. John's Nfldi. in the Miss Canada .13 t geant each won a scholarship oi . $150 for their singing ability in the contest Sunday.

Genevieve Connolly. 20. of St John's. won the most talented, classical singer award and 'vili‘ use her scholarship to further‘ her voice training. probably Inf 3 school in Newfoundland.

Halifax’s entry in the beauty contest, Cheryl Hirschteld, 19 was awarded her prize as the best popular singer. Miss Hirschfeld. who has sung in musical comedies in the Hall tax area, said she will also use her money for singing lessons.

The contest was won by 20- year-old Linda Douma from Sidney. B.C. Joan Clarkin. 18. of Montreal placed second and; Kari Jonassen. 19 of Calgary: third The new Miss Canadal wins a 81.000 scholarship. $5.000t worth of prizes and will draw; a salary of at least $5.0m for. the next year,

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Castro Regime ; Partially Controls Soviet Missiles ‘

WASHINGTON (AP) —— Thel Castro regime in Cuba now hasi at least partial control over: Soviet anti-aircraft missiles on1 the island. a state department spokesman said here.

State department press ofti- cer Robert J. McCloskey also told a press conference that Soviet military personnel re- maining In (‘uha now number “no more than a few thou-

He said they are not an or- ganized force but an advisory and training mission.

McCloskey made these points. in resrcndin: to questions about

statements made by Premier

Fidel Castro in an interview 1 LB_

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found to end the surveillance

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He said in the Commons that ' v FACIAL TISSUE 6 too and general charge that federal ’ authorities were making prema- P E A s . . . . BOXES . titre disclosures to the press concerning negotiations for 10- cation of new industries in Nova Scotia. 6

He said the premier had made 1 5 ROLLS the charge to restore the 533— I Q Q 0 FOR, c gmg spirits of the Conservative party in his province. ‘

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a breakdown in negotiations.

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