April 2, 1966

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These are Creative People. They bear watching These are CBC Administrative Personnel. They watch Creative People

ONE THING EVERYBODY at the CBC is aware of is that a little guy — “a little Bob Cratchit,” says Max Ferguson — sneaks into people’s offices periodically and checks the measurements with a tape, and looks at the furniture and carpets and so on to make sure there is no Deviationism going on. By JON RUDDY17 min

RHODESIA: is brash defiance the prelude to collapse?

Ian Smith’s supporters scoff at the short-of-war campaign to bring them to their knees. But hidden by censorship, a showdown crisis is nearing By BLAIR FRASER13 min

Exploring the world's last frontier

DR. WHEELER NORTH likes to wander through underwater jungles of kelp, a giant seaweed that fringes the Pacific coast from Canada to Chile. In his black-rubber “wet suit,” he arches among the two-hundred-foot vines like a giant penguin, while slanting sunbeams play among the brownishyellow vegetation and schools of silvery smelt pass like rainshowers. By WESLEY MARX11 min

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MACLEAN’S REVIEWS

THE AMERICANIZATION OF WINNIE-THE-POOH

LIKE ALL true lovers of Edward Bear I wasn't seriously concerned when his adsentures were translated into Latin (Winnie Ille Pu. 1960) because I felt that the Bear of Little Brain would be flattered at finding himself in a Classical Tongue. By SHEILA H. KIERAN4 min