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Nancy Kleiber examines how biological differences between men and women relate to other differences. Side One: discussion. Side Two: blank.

Marc Lalonde discusses his portfolio and what the Liberal government is trying to do. He talks about positive changes the government has made in the area of social security, and lists current changes being implemented in the Canada Pension Plan as well as accomodations for the working poor and those who are unable to work. Side One: Opening remarks by chairman. welcome by Mike Salstree. John Roy introduces guest speaker. Lecture by Lalonde. Side Two: blank.

At this pre-election meeting, Donald Stovel MacDonald discusses the following five areas in which he claims the liberals have had a distinguished record: unity between english and french, tolerance for immigrants, social justice programs, efforts in strenghtening Canadian identity, and improving the economy. Side One: address by Macdonald.

Lecture recital, featuring violinist Otto Armin and pianist Sophie Bristow. Side One: Armin and Bristow - Short biographies given. Recital music, with introductions to the music by Armin. Side Two: Blank. print through only.

Includes excerpts of addresses and numerous CBC programs, 1936-1945

Includes excerpts of addresses and numerous CBC Programs 1946-1965. Side One: side 3 - 1946-1955. Program excerpts, including Diefenbaker, Funeral of Mr. King, Red Kelly, King George VI, Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II, Wayne and Schuster. Side Two: side 4 - 1956-1965. Program excerpts and parts of interviews with Elvis Presley, Lester B. Pearson, Pierre Trudeau, Leonard Cohn, Assassination of John F. Kennedy, New Canadian Flag debate, etc.

Broadcast description of the Kingston Air Show. CKWS - Stew Clow, announcer. The original recording was by George Cornish. Side One: Broadcast description of the Kingston Air Show, August 5, 1947 - CKLC. Stew Clow announcer. Side Two: blank.

Prepared and presented by Christopher Moore on the CBC programme, "Ideas".

Side One: Address at Repentiony Following his arrival in Canada, July 1967. Side Two: De Gaulle's speech at State Banquet at Quebec.

Side One: Université de Montreal, Roger Gaudry introduces the General, followed by De Gaulle's speech. Side Two: Drapeau's farewell speech to De Gaulle at city hall reception.