Indonesia quits United Nations over Malaysia dispute
Indonesia informs the UN it is resigning its seat in protest of Malaysia's Security Council election. Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman calls it a good riddance. Britain and Singapore bolster forces in the Federation amid the undeclared war with Indonesia. Ayub Khan leads Pakistan toward victory in the presidential race against Fatimah Jinnah. Fidel Castro presides over Havana anniversary parade with Soviet and Chinese delegates. Police arrest over 50 fans after Celtic Rangers match amid violent New Year celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malou
Indonesia
World Organization
Alex Quaison-Lackey
U Thanmi
Southeast Asia
Malaysia
Federation
Britain
Khan
Pakistan
Ayub Khan
Fatimah Jinnah
Cuba
Havana
Fidel Castro
Soviet Union
China
Vladimir Komarov
Ochre River Area Trustee By-Election Noms Filed
Two farmers Thomas Smart and Robert D. Strang filed nominating papers for the Dauphin Ochre Area school board by election in Ward 4. Voting is set for January 14 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. at Ochre River and Makinek. The winner serves a one year term ending 1965, following the resignation of Cassie J. Thacker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ochre River
Dauphin- Ochre
Thomas 8. Smart
Robert D. Strang
E. Johansen
Makinek
Cassie J. Thacker
Wilf’s Plane Flown Home After Dauphin Rescue
The article notes Wilfrid Lemieux’s plane landed at Dauphin airport on Saturday January 2 around noon, closing the incident in which he was downed for three days north of Dauphin. The craft had been abandoned at the scene since December 11 and the piece continues on page 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfred Lemieux
Dauphin
Dauphin Barrister A A Hirschfield Named Queen's Counsel
Aubrey Ozzie Hirschfield born 1924 in Winnipeg and educated at Manitoba Law School 1951. RCASC veteran 1942 45, practiced in Benito and Swan River before Dauphin in 1955 with Ernest McGirr QC. Joined by Edward Hawkins QC in 1963. active in Dauphin Bar Association and Manitoba Law Reform. Married Anne Allan. four sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Aubrey “Ozzie” Hirschfield
Winepeg
Manitoba Law School
Royal Canadian Air Force
Benito
Swan River
Hirschfield
Dauphin
Ernest N. McGirr
Edward W. Hawkins
Dauphin Bar Association
Manitoba Bar Association
Law Reform Committee of Manitoba
Law Society of Manitoba
Ozzie Hirschfield
Dauphin Little Theatre
Manitoba Adds 25 Dollar Surcharge for Uninsured Cars
Manitoba 365000 vehicle owners must declare liability and property damage insurance on renewal forms mailed this week. Uninsured owners pay a 25 surcharge at registration to fund the Unsatisfied Judgment fund, not as insurance. Licences expire Feb 26 with strips due by March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Moor Vehicle
Dauphin Court House
Dave Justice Receives Legion Medal For Meritorious Service
Dave Justice, a WWI veteran and longtime Royal Canadian Legion Branch No 20 member, was awarded the meritorious service medal at branch level. He helped build the Legion hall on Main Street North and helped form the Legion Club for Seniors. Lou Hill and Larry Haagenson are pictured with Justice.
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Dave Justice
Royal Canadian Legion
Dave
Veterans’ Movement
Legion Hall
Main Street
Legion Club
Legion Building
Legion Club For Seniors
Lou Hill
Larry Haagenson
Justice
Ed Tower
Canada Retains Title For Most Talkative Nations
The 1964 World’s Telephones report shows Canada leading with 597.7 calls per person in 1965, marking 12 straight years atop global per person conversations. Iceland follows 574.9, vs the United States 570. global telephones rise 6.1 percent to 171 million as of Jan 1 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Iceland
United States
Mayor Newton Takes Office For 1965 In Dauphin
Dauphin swore in Mayor Andrew C Newton for 1965 and outlined four proposals including street paving, Christmas lighting with the chamber of commerce, waterworks from Moon lake to Edwards lake under federal negotiation, and a Centennial grant deadline next June. Council set four standing committees with chairs and noted changes in administration and new affidavits of office by two new councillors.
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Andrew C. Newton
Dauphin
Dauphin Chamber of Commerce
Moon Lake
Edwards Lake
Stewart E. McLean
Manitoba
Newton
Leitch Stewart
Fred Chaykowski
Moon Lake Works Project Arises Over Ottawa Authorization
Dauphin town council awaits federal sign off after a meeting with J A Pettis of Riding Mountain National Park. Pettis urges urgency but work will start only after Ottawa signs the proposed agreement. Labour officials confirm grant approval under the federal provincial winter works incentive program. The town engineering department seeks prompt authorization from Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.A Pettis
Riding Mountain National Park
Ottawa
Pettis
Labor Department
Moon Lake
National Parks Department
Telephones Increase in Dauphin
Dauphin subscribers total 4 153 by November 1964, up 284 from 3 869 in 1963. Manitoba Telephone Service serves about 330 000 phones for nearly one million people, roughly 33 per 100. Winnipeg exceeds the national average with 44 phones per 100. Canada reaches 96.8 percent access to phones.
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United States
Japan
United Kingdom
Canada
West Germany
Soviet Union
Sweden
New Zealand
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Dauphin
Weeria
Dauphin Submits Centennial Project Proposals
The Dauphin town council tentative centennial plan lists two projects indoor swimming pool and a combined fire hall and police station recommended by the Dauphin Centennial committee. A resolution was sent to Hon Maitland Steinkopf QC chair of the Manitoba Centennial Corporation detailing the proposal.
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Dauphin Town Council
Manitoba Centennial Corporation
Dauphin Centennial Committee
Maitland Steinkopf
Town of
Dauphin
Rural Council appoints standing committees for 1965
Dauphin rural municipality council set 1965 terms and committee chairs at a Tuesday meeting. Reeve John Potoski leads Finance with councillors Phillips Michaleski Chute. Public Works and Property chaired by Councillor Elgin Chute, with Phillips as deputy reeve.
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Dauphin
John Potoski
Russell ‘A. Phillips
Ernest M. Michaleski
Elgin L. Chute
James R. Secord
Mike Prokopowich
Stanley Prokopchuk
Phillips
Reeve Potoski
Phillips, Michaleski
Chute
Brekke joins Eaton's Quarter Century Club
D E Doug Brekke was honored December 29 as part of Eaton's Canada Quarter Century Club. W D Fordyce store manager presented an engraved gold watch and fellow staff gave camera gear at a before-opening breakfast at Kings hotel. Brekke, husband of Ruth Bowman, has two sons and is active with Lions, Boy Scouts, and Dauphin First United church. He served overseas in World War III with Canadian forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E
Doug” Brekke
Eaton
W. D. Fordyce
Doug
Kings Hotel
Walter Fordyce
Henry Paul Pre
Fordyce
Ruth Bowman
James
Bruce
The
Lions Club
Prairie Mountain District Council
Boy Scouts
Stewards
Dauphin First United Church
1964 Dauphin district highlights inaugurate year of activity
A busy start to 1964 in Dauphin with Gool Band's Drug Store buying the Yeo building and CN offices moving on Main North and First Avenue. Marshall Wells to open in April. Ste. Rose Agricultural Society under J. B. Magnet leads the year. RCAF Northern Base at Resolute Bay under Squadron Leader K C Casey Lee marks distant defense. Magistrate court system expands to seven locations, and Adam Nicholson re elected chairman of the Dauphin public library. Dauphin Lions pledge 3800 dollars to artificial ice, and a rare muskox skull found in Grandview gravel pit draws museum verification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin
Goolband’s Drug Store Ltd
Yeo
Main North
First Avenue NW
Marshall Wells
Kings Hotel
Ste. Rose Agricultural Society
J. B. Magnet
Andre Dubard
K. C. “Casey” Lee
Dauphin Heads
RCAF
Resolute Bay
Nwt
Arctic Circle
Stewart E. McLean
Douglas M. Johnston
Heals
June E. Barbe
A. Clifford Matthews
Area
Jas
Marlene Attwood
Dauphin Lions Club
Grandview
Stirling Truckers
Hudson Bay
Caroline Foster
Winnipeg
Adam Nicholson
Dauphin Public
K. Everall
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En UN
Scotland
Glasgow
Celtic
Rangers
Ochre River Area
Wilf
A. A. Hirschfield
New Year Queen's Counsel
Canadian Cancer Society
Dauphin Agricultural Society
Anne Allan
Killarney
Paul
Michael
Jeffery Richard
Legion Medal
Alfred Buckwold
Adelard A. Balcaen
Gerald S. Porter
Duncan H. McMillan
Nicholas Shwets
John L. Tycholis
J. Leiton Stewart
Porter
Tycholiz
Shwets
Balcaen
Stewart
Police
Tycholtz
MacMillan
Chaykowski
McMillan
Buckwold
Town Planning Commission Council
W.G. Hanbury
D. W. Hnatiuk
L G. Sneath
Dauphin Town
Doug Brekke
Eaton’s “Quarter Century
Northward Utilities and
Plains-Western Gas and Electric Co. Ltd
Inter- Cay Gas
Gordon Harrison
Rachael Bateman
Indian Agricultural Conference
Argentina
Rotary International
R. B. Truemner
Macneil
Stewert E. Mclean
Robert H. Szewczyk
Edward W. Demkin
Walter D. Fordyce
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