Kennedy urges Congress for civil rights act amid nationwide unrest
President Kennedy calls for federal civil rights legislation as protests and violence flare across the South and North. NAACP leaders condemn killings including Meder W. Prers in Jackson and clashes in Payetteville and Cambridge while federal troops aid integration at the University of Alabama and Tuscaloosa campuses.
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Strugus
Kennedy
Etree
Leas
Medeor W. Prers
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Greeway
Jackson
Evers
Payetteville
N.C
Cambridge
National Guard
South
Vivian Malone
Janes Hood
University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa
George C. Wallace
University
Huntsville Ranch
Deve M
Swimming Classes Set For July
Red Cross swimming classes sponsored by Rosarians will be held at Campbell's Point Lake Dauphin from July 8 to 19 and July 22 to Aug 2. Enrollment available at local stores and the beach office with Frank Bumsteed in charge. Six daily classes with evening adult sessions possible for ten enrollees. Courses cover beginner to senior level focusing on water safety and life saving.
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Red Cross
Iscal Rosarians
Campbell’s Point
Lake Dauphin
Porter's Drug
Bumstead
Barker's
Frank Bumsteed
Evern
Rotarians
Wanted Float Entries For Dauphin Summer Parade
The Travellers Day parade at Dauphin's Summer Fair kicks off July 12 at 12 30 noon from Henderson school. Local firms and groups are urged to submit floats across commercial club comic and other classes with volunteers needed to support parade organization and operations. Contact Bob Fisher at 638 4030 or reach parade committee members for advice and entry processing.
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Henderson
DCT
Dauphin
Keystone Cops
Bob Fisher
Eheck
Parade Marshall
Ron Mulligan
Nestor Leshul
John Doll
George Robinson
Art Becker
Harold Harris
Herb Keats
Chas Kerr
Don Harper
Pete Langelle
Joe Popplestone
Ken Hirst
Bill Greenaway
Scot-born Doctor Arrives in Dauphin to Join Clinic
Dr William D Guy arrives from Scotland with his wife Margaret and son Robin to practice in Dauphin joining Drs R E Picks and L J Stephen at the Dauphin Medical clinic. He previously worked in Nigeria and Scotland, and his family has ties to Keffi and Glasgow.
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William D. Guy
Canada
Scotland
Dauphin
Margaret
Robin
Catheriine Guy
Forrest Avenue
Guy
R. E. Picks
L. J. Stephen
Dauphin Medical Clinic
Nigeria
Cambus Lang
Glaecow
William Donaldson Guy
Hamilton Academy
Glacgow University
Lanarkshire Court
Glasgow
Royal Army “Medical Corps
Margaret Winning
Lanarkshire
Keffi
Robin Keffi
Bathgate
West Lothian
Retarded Children Association Seeks Increased Grant Assistance
The Dauphin Manitoba association urges provincial and local governments to boost funding for education and training of mentally retarded children and adults. It notes two existing schools, enrollment totals, current subsidies, a $797 deficit, and plans a $40 000 two room building with no capital grant yet.
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Retarded Children’s Association
Association For Retarded Children
Dauphin
Grandview
Dennhin Association For
Aspen Leaf Beetles Hit Trees In Area
Infestation of aspen leaf beetles reported around Dauphin Beach Stony Point and Moon Lake in the Riding Mountains. Beetles, larger than a ladybug and greenish grey, threaten aspen willow ash and elm trees. at Stony Point they cover beach areas, at Moon Lake they crawl spruce trunks though needle loss on spruces is not expected. Officials say healthy trees can withstand the damage.
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Dauphin
Dauphin Beach
Stony Point
Moon Lake
Riding Mountains
Art Rampton Named To New National Dairy Committee
A. V. Art Rampton, a Dauphin dairy farmer, is named to a 16 member national advisory committee on dairying. The committee divides Canada into five dairy areas and will meet June 25 in Manitoba. Members include appointees from farmers, provinces, the national Dairy council, and the federal government.
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Art Rampton
National Dairy Committee
A. V. “Art” Rampton
Dauphin
Canada
British Columbia
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Ontario
Quebec
Maritimes
Eairy Farmers of Canada
National Dairy Council
Dauphin to Get Provincial Technical Planning Help
Dauphin council was advised that provincial technical planning services will be provided under a three year contract. The program costs 50 cents per resident annually, starting July 1, with the regional development branch acting as planning consultant.
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Dauphin
Council
Proposed Town Planning Agreement Sets Out Services To Be Provided
The agreement between Dauphin and Manitoba Industry and Commerce outlines ministerial duties through the regional development branch. It covers base maps, population and growth projections, land use surveys, general development plans, advisory services, zoning assistance, subdivision plans, by law support, and potential special studies with the town covering costs. renewal after three years is possible with a new per capita rate.
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Dauphin Town Council
Groun
R. E. Grose
Dauphin
Department of Industry and Commerce
Sige Council
Province of
Manitoba
Weather Week Sees Rising Temperatures and Light Rain
The weatherman forecasts a warm week with gradually rising highs from June 11 to June 16 and three rainy days adding .6 inches of moisture. Cumulative moisture through May is 7.81 inches versus 8.49 inches last year when including snow.
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Sete
Ceutical
Area Board Urges Centralized School Financing in Manitoba
The Dauphin-Ochre Area Board outlines a plan to centralize finance of all public schools from grades one to twelve within its jurisdiction. It argues for a unified area mill rate and expanded municipal roles, noting stable mill rates around 25 mills and ongoing consolidation to improve efficiency.
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Dauphin-Ochre
W.ch
The
Commission
Province of
Manitoba
Appendix 1 Area Board Brief on School System Reforms
The text outlines goals for stability in teaching staff, reduced administration conflicts, a central supply system for bulk purchases, expanded library facilities via revolving access, widespread area examinations, timely insurance on school buildings, and unified board governance to improve follow up between elementary and secondary levels, with a 1961 per elementary student cost in Dauphin.
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U.S. Negro
New Valley River
Valley River
George P. Hassard
Welter Weir
Ed Tower
Eroctor
Robert D Guy
Winnipeg
Civil Service of Manitoba
Royal Commission On Local Government
Scholers
Ste. Rose and Lawrence
Alonsa
Mountain
Department of Health
Thore Rerents
R.M
Dewarhin
Daurhin-Ochre
Grose
Municipal Council
Area Board
Loerd
Town of
Town of Dauphin Secondary
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