Ontario's Premier George Drew worried out loud about the impact of U.S. publications, films and radio upon Canadian life and opinion.
Said he to Canada's Periodical Press Association: ". . . Merely because of an accident of geography, population and language we are up against a problem shared by no other nation of comparable size and importance. ... I do not think we should seek to keep the ideas of any other country out of this country. But I do think at the same time that we have a right-to insist that our own ideas be placed before our own people....
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