Riots flare across cities as police battle crowds
Riot waves spread from New York to Harlem and Brooklyn with hundreds injured and nearly five hundred arrested. In Rochester clashes overflow after a drunk charge arrest. elsewhere Singapore riots rise to twenty one dead, four hundred fifty injured. Europe debates a united power stance as de Gaulle calls for peace talks on Indochina.
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Pol
Harlem
Brooklyn
Rochester
Singapore
Singapore Island
Charles de Gaulle
France
Ineff
Europe
United States
Washington
Moscow
Indochina
de Gaulle
Cube
Samathons
Castro
Caribbean
Venezual
Bolivia
Dauphin Mayor Attacks Golden Boy Promotions
Dauphin Mayor Harold Mobberley sharply criticizes the Manitoba Golden Boy News for its coverage of Dauphin and area. He tendered his resignation as associate director of the Manitoba Travel and Convention Association and informed the town council and local chamber of commerce.
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Manitoba Golden Boy Organization
Harold Mobberley
M. J. G. McMullen
Manitoba Travel and Convention Association
Mobberley
Dauphin
Manitoba
McMuhen
Dauphin Chamber of Commerce
Golden Boy
Chamber of Commerce
McMullen
Golden Boy News
Travel and Convention Association
C of C
Ses Gelden Bay
Golden
Daviphin
Ialso
Mayer Jaceld Mobberley resignation prompts plea
M J G McMullen wired Dauphin mayor Friday urging him not to resign as associate director after Mayer Jaceld Mobberley quit the Manitoba Travel and Convention association. McMullen, the association’s executive director, said Winnipeg reports lacked basis. The town would join a forthcoming circle tour to be publicized this month with billboard ads.
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Mayer Jaceld Mobberley
Manitoba Travel and Convention Association
M. J. G. McMullen
Dauphin
McMullen
Association
Winnipeg
Changes in Farm Organization Sifton Fork River Area
A 1958 1963 survey in the Sifton Fork River area of Manitoba reports on farm size trends land tenure and land use. The 80 page study by L M Johnson notes smaller farms more often fully owned larger farms leased or partly owned and directs data toward future comparisons within the Prairie provinces.
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Sifton-Fork River
Canada Department of Agriculture
Prairie Provinces
Manitoba
Artificial Ice Project Faces Reorganization Vote
The DMCC considers approving use of 14880 dollars raised to lay cement floor and plastic piping for an artificial ice arena. A five member committee including Ernie Black and Ed Johansen will reorganize fund raising while aiming to begin work this fall and settle questions after a defeated ratepayers referendum last spring.
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DMCC
Dmcc Board of
Ernie Black
Ed Johansen
Saul Bay
Andy Newton
Lou Hill
Lots Of Cars And Drivers For Churchill Excursions
A local committee seeks volunteers with spare time to drive Churchill excursion visitors around town. A train of about 17 to 20 passenger cars will depart McCreary with a welcoming town delegation, arriving at 2 30 p m and leaving at 6 p m, Dauphin time.
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Churchill
Bill McClernon
Les Pascoe
Bob Oliver
McCreary
Harold J. Mobberney
John General
Merce
William Hanbury
Douglas Middleton
Dauphin Horticultural Society
Dauphin
Regatta Fun for All at Ochre Beach Next Monday
Bill Panko of Dauphin Lodge No. 57 BPOE leads the Piks annual regatta at Ochre Beach on August 3. Mid-West Shows of St. Vital supply rides and thrills while children 12 and under join the Brother Bills event from 1 to 2 p.m under supervision of Gordon Cullen and the B L N G O group.
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Bill Panko
Dauphin Lodge No. 57
BPO Eiks
Piks
Ochre Beach
St. Vital
Mid-West
Gordon Cullen
Weather and Week In Review
The past week saw high daytime temperatures around 80s to 90s with cool nights offering relief and speculation about early frosts. Four days had measurable rain totaling about 0.32 inches, and hail on the 23rd caused damage in fields. forecasted temperatures suggest little change as a warm 80s return.
Post Office to Close for Civic Holiday August 3
Postmaster W. J. Quick announces the town post office will close for all services on Monday August 3 for a civic holiday. There will be no wicket or delivery service or rural route service or box lobby service all day. Street box pickups follow Sunday schedule. outgoing mail will be dispatched as usual. Stamps available from the front machine and from the No 10 highway west machine.
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W. J. Quick
No. 10 Highway West
Golden Wedding Anniversary Dinner for Frank and Williams
Frank and Mrs. Williams celebrate their golden wedding anniversary with a family dinner on the lawn of Bill Brown. Nineteen attend as flowers and a cake mark the event. The couple met in Roblin in 1914 and lived in Dauphin and Ontario before retiring in Hornepayne. They have three children, seven grandchildren, and four great grandchildren.
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Mrs
Frank Williams
Bill Brown
Lulu Dunlop
Ford Ridge
Ingersoll
Ontario
Roblin
Williams
Dauphin
Frank
CNR
Hornepayne
Livinng
James “Ping
Dau Phin
Mr. Williams
Mayor Mobberley to resign as Dauphin mayor this year
Dauphin mayor Harold J. Mobberley announced his resignation effective December 31 ending his sixth consecutive year in office. The vacancy will be filled at October elections with four council seats also expiring. Nomination day is October 7 and election day October 28.
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Harold J. Mobberley
Dauphin
Mobberley
Munioffice
Harold Mobberley
Fred Chaykowski
Coney O. Grant
Andrew C. Newton
J. Leitch Stewart
Mayor Mobberley resigns as Dauphin mayor in 1964
Mayor Harold Mobberley announces resignation from the Town of Dauphin effective December 31, 1964 after six years in office. He credits councillors, staff including E C Day and E M Erickson, and expresses gratitude for the chance to serve residents.
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Harold Mobberley
Dauphin
E. C. Day
E. M. Erickson
Six People Injured In Two Car Collision
Six people were injured in a two car crash at the intersection of Eighth Avenue and Main Street in Dauphin Sunday night. A 1963 Chevrolet driven by Roderick Lowes of Winnipeg collided with a 1959 Buick driven by Ronald Robinson of Sandy Lake. Detained overnight were five month old Anna-Maria Robinson for observation and eleven year old Gordon Caruk with possible back injuries. Others in the Lowes car were Jacqueline Caruk, Roy Caruk, and MaryAnn Zabrodsky. all are from Dauphin. Passengers in the Buick were from out of town. Investigation is ongoing by the town detachment of the RCM.
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RCM Police
Eighth Avenue
Main Street
Dauphin General Hospital
Roderick Lowes
Winnipeg
Ronald Robinson
Sandy Lake
Anna-Maria Robinson
Gordon Caruk
Dauphin
Lowes
Jacqueline Caruk
Roy Caruk
MaryAnn Zabrodsky
RCM
Oak Street Home Lost In Night Fire
Fire engulfed a two storey house at 120 Oak Street while no one was home. Fire chief Gordon Harrison notes $4000 estimated damage with insured structure. explosion tied to toxic gas buildup after doors and windows remained closed.
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Gordon Harrison
Nick Perepeluk
the Herald
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Italy
Aldo Moro
Nagge Hale
Toronto
Dauphin’s
Golden Boys
Sifton - Fork River Area
Lake Dauphin
L. M. Johnson
Churchill Excursions
Jim
Manitoba Urban Association
Canadian Federation of Mayors and Municipalities
Oak Street
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