March 16, 1957
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History’s biggest quiz show
It will involve five thousand scientists from fifty nations last eighteen months cost 300 million dollars and its answers may change all human life. Here's the story behind the coming scientific blitz on the mysteries of the world
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What I saw on a Red election day
"I stood at the village polling booths and talked to voters in the freest election behind the Iron Curtain.” Here's how free the Poles really are and what the West can do about it
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"Big moments I remember"
Me and my family. . . the story of the Conachers PART II
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Maclean’s Movies
Maclean’s Movies
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Editorial
The terrible price of a red carpet
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The changing face of Canada
We’re building at the greatest rate in our history, and spending $7 billion a year. Are we getting our money’s worth? Here's the renaissance that experts say will give us a completely new look
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Why don’t we brag about maple syrup?
Pioneers lived on it, outsiders rave about it, it costs peanuts to produce and it’s a $13-million windfall to farmers. But we neglect whole forests that could treble our output while gourmets ask
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My most memorable meal: No. 17
My most memorable meal: No. 17
tells about A dinner in the dust of disaster
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Their job is other people’s business
They’ll stall pests, track you like Holmes in an emergency and even get you up on time. They’re the girls of the telephone-answering services who intercept calls for more than thirty thousand busy Canadians
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Here's the house you'll live in tomorrow
With atomic power Self-contained sewage Sugar-coated walls A bed in a cupboard
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She’s TV’s first Atlantic commuter
Elaine Grand hops the big pond to emcee a seventy-thousand-dollar spectacular as easily as most people take a bus to work. What’s she got that makes her Canadian TV’s most wanted woman?
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