Greek Protests and Political Strife Spark International Attention
Fragmented passages describe Greek demonstrations influenced by British crowd dynamics and a rightist government. The text references committees seeking to free Greek prisoners, allied support, and tensions involving the Greek premier, with broader comments on political manipulation and international reactions.
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Teftiets
Commienith
Prorchiete
Nuclear Aires
Merv
Comemien
Netic
Reveremenut
Piniadis
Otter
Soviet Moscow talks mark shift in Cold War espionage era
The article notes Averett Herriman preparing to lead anti American deterrent talks in Moscow. It references early decisions in espionage tactics and a new chapter in espionage involving major defections to the Communist bloc. It highlights perceived progress amid tense East West relations.
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Herriman
David Watson Joins National Youth Orchestra Tour
David Watson selected as a member of the National Youth Orchestra touring with peers from various provinces. The group will perform in Toronto, Ontario, followed by a two week engagement schedule.
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David Watson
National Orchestra Now
Devt
Woreon
Eich
Toronto
Ont
Tax collection progress reported as very good
By July 4 the first installment deadline for 1963 property taxes had 65.2 percent of the levy collected totaling 367 191 89 dollars. The town council was informed by Eric C Dev secretary treasurer. Previous years show mixed results with 1962 at 64 percent of levy and 347 556 49 dollars in payments.
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Eric C. Dev
Inesourer
Fort
Dauphin’s Appointed Magistrate and Civic Leader Profile
Dauphin’s figure with Crown Attorney ties, Masonic lodge and Rotary club links is outlined. The profile notes two daughters, Peggy Tutt of Winnipeg and Shortey Henderson of Sudbury, with political and legal career details in Winnipeg and Ottawa including NATO parliamentarian conference participation in 1960 Paris.
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W. Murray Smith
Winnipeg
Winnipeg North
Allicteir Stewart
Ottawa
David Orlikow
Moffiat and Smith
Smith
Paris
Brandon College
Rural and Town Councils Propose Riverside Cemetery Plan
Dauphin rural and town councils draft a proposal to join Riverside Cemetery under statutory legislation. The agreement would operate the cemetery jointly, with the site presently owned by the Rural Municipality of Darin and established for cemetery purposes.
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Riverside
Dauphin
Riverside Ceme
Darin
James Garland Named New Manager of Dauphin Employment Office
James Garland becomes manager at the Dauphin employment office succeeding H. H. Teillet who moves to a traveling supervisor role. Garland joined the UIC in 1946 after service in the RCAF and served in a cemetery project for Souris town and Glensood rural municipality.
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James Garland
Dauphin Employment Office
Garland
H. H. Teillet
Commission
Dauphin
UIC
RCAF
Souris
Glensood
Travellers Day Parade Winds Through Town Hits High Notes
The Travellers Day parade rode Dauphin streets Friday with 31 mph winds. Minmedoma won the commercial float announcing Farmens festival featuring a giant fish and waterfall. Dauphin hotels earned second prize for a float with a large key and heart display.
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Dauphin
Minmedoma
Dauphin Hotels
Thin Plains Credit Union
CKDM
Ken Stevenson
Manitoba
Weather notes from July days at the fair
The report records July 11 to 14 with fair to good temperatures and minimal precipitation. It notes only 0.2 inches of rain the day before the fair and 0.72 inches from an electric storm on Monday, with crops progressing and wheat heads forming.
Eclipse Viewing Warning from Manitoba Optometric Society
The Manitoba Optometric Society warns the public to protect eyes during the July 2 eclipse. Advice covers safe viewing methods and proper eye protection to prevent permanent damage.
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Manitoba Optometric Society
Parade Lifts Dauphin Summer Fair Opening Day Spirit
On Thursday July 11 the Dauphin Summer Fair opened with 700 4H members and leaders parading past 37 marching clubs and 10 floats led by flag bearers. Doreen Lock topped the rally as outstanding 4H’er, while the Durston Handy Thimbles earned the CKDM trophy for most outstanding 4H club 1962 63.
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Dauphin
Ron
Durston Hendy
Thimmers
CKDM
AH Rally Winners At Display Building
The rally showcased 50 years of 4H with the Durston Handy Thimblers winning for a timeline of membership growth from 180 members in 1913 to 75 000 in Canada. Blue and red ribbon clubs displayed livestock progress, home safety, clothing, nylons care, and youth citizenship, under a banner proclaiming Manitoba's Major Drop Its Youth.
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Pessz Nhn
Fairgrounds
Durston Handy Thimblers
Canada
Itis
Gilbert Plains
Merny Menders
Tam Kweens
Pretty Valley Nimble Fingers
Lidstone
Sandringham Bank
Akers Guts
Manitoba
Nuclear survival village test at Ponderosa village inspected
A village named Ponderosa set up as a first mass scale test of post nuclear attack conditions was inspected by three members of the 26th Artillery regiment. The site features damaged buildings and simulated commotions to train rescue teams for a Western Canada scenario involving 725 men and 125 women from 17 Manitoba militia regiments and allied corps.
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26Th Artillery Regiment
Ponderosa
Trainking
Dom Davidson
Brandon
Garry Neault
Portage le Prairie
Ed Kuzachar
Dauphin
Manitoba
Canadien Women’s Army Corps
Canada
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Crown Attorney
Terete
Arwanded
Doreen Lock
Dewar
Eaton
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