Correspondence with Michael Wardell : January 1963-February 1963. 1963 Jan. 6 - Feb. 23.

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Wardell, Michael. Correspondence with Michael Wardell : January 1963-February 1963.

Correspondence with Michael Wardell : January 1963-February 1963. 1963 Jan. 6 - Feb. 23.

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Letters, newspaper clippings, telegrams and soundscribers concerning: Diefenbaker's political situation--his nuclear arms policy, his relationship with Robert N. Thompson and members of the PC party, his confrontation with Pearson, his address given during the "non-confidence" debate of the 25th Parliament; the Atlantic Development Board--Stanfield's opposition to Wardell being appointed Chairman, Diefenbaker's delay in making the announcement and Wardell's appointment as Chairman for five years; Beaverbrook's, Olive Diefenbaker's and Edwy Cooke's health problems; construction of a theatre in Fredericton and Beaverbrook's desire to name it "The Playhouse" (copy of plaque inscription included); Dr. Jewett and his proposed trip to England to interview doctors to practice in New Brunswick; New Brunswick Symphony Orchestra; Beaverbrook Art Gallery--Maritime Exhibition, changes to existing sky lights; (CONTINUES). (CONTINUED) student demonstration against Wardell including publication of anti-Wardell material in UNB's student newspaper; Diefenbaker to receive "Freedom of the City of London" (England); Beaverbrook's gift of a silver snuff box to Wardell; Edwy Cooke's trip to western Canada to select paintings for the Beaverbrook Art Gallery (Canada Council grant of 2000 dollars toward cost); Diefenbaker's gift of a print to President Kennedy; Wardell's desire to write a story on the Royal Securities Corporation and Beaverbrook's start and Wardell's query as to whether Beaverbrook wished his name to be added to the Canadian Privy Council.

Correspondence.

University of New Brunswick, Fredericton, Harriet Irving Library