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Newspaper
Dauphin Herald And Press
Location
Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 24, 1964
Page
10
More than 50 people killed by storms and related violence across the peninsula. In Wednesday and Thursday storms 17 died, 19 from clashes between Greek and Turkish factions. Refuge and UN actions focus on Cyprus as Turkish and Greek tensions rise.
A visiting figure from K bluntly states that Danish people have achieved a full understanding of political and social realities, while the Danish have not. The remark underscores tension in cross national perceptions.
The article outlines a Canada wide student exchange program during Centennial celebrations. It predicts 2 000 participants in 1965 4 000 in 1966 and 7 000 in 1967 totaling about 14 000 youths. Rene Prefontaine chairs the Manitoba phase noting 48 000 Manitoba high school students will be represented in the selection.
A government official describes new power for ministers to appoint staff to constituency offices under the Civil Service act. He notes that a minister may name a staff member at his constituency office and cites a widow with two children as an example. The discussion followed a question about appointing a widow with five children. The flag debate paused to consider pension legislation needed for survivor benefits under a new plan.
Two dangers loom as water for firefighting remains scarce and dry grass is ready to ignite from a careless cigarette or campfire. Aircraft patrols monitor for new outbreaks after lightning storms Monday night. A fire on Harte Mountain in the Porcupine range was put out by rains totaling 1.55 inches, aiding firefighters.
The article reports a cabinet filming dispute with Pearson denying and a Conservative expelled for questioning, plus Speaker Macnaughton letting Knowles split a flag resolution. The move ensures the three maple leaves on white with blue borders become Canada’s national flag.
The assistant director of the Unemployment Insurance Commission in the Prairie region, Mr. MacLean, urges maximum use of NES resources amid competitive times. He notes increasing patronage by employers and applicants and stresses interior employment for students as school doors close. He calls on parents to keep undergraduates in school until completion.
Dahlgren Studios showcased 4 vocal duets titled Rendez-Vous with singers Finch Field and Sandra Me stone among a large list of performers. Piano numbers featured Christina Beitel and Gregory Fonseca with a studio orchestra closing the program. The article commends Mr and Mrs Dahlgren for their patient training of young pupils and suggests the performances hint at bright futures.
Locals Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Barr hosted their nephew Paul Glendenning of North Hollywood California last week. He just returned from a tour overseas and made a detour via Canada to visit relatives in Toronto Winnipeg Dauphin Calgary and Vancouver before returning home.
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