Royal romance fuels Windsor engagement rumor mill
Princess Margareta poised for marriage to photographer Antony Armstong-Jones amid palace chatter. Queen Mother Elizabeth publicly signals betrothal while Armstong-Jones, a former Mayfair social figure, gains royalized notice for his photography and theatre work.
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West Germany and NATO clash over Spain bases
Reported tensions rise as West Germany seeks to integrate supply and maintenance depots into NATO planning during talks in Bonn. Chancellor Adenauer states negotiations will remain political and under NATO consent, while Spain under Franco reportedly resists opening discussions without NATO approval.
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Final Decision on Agriculture Course: Equipment to Be Sold
The Dauphin Ochre area school board ended the Mackenzie composite high school agriculture program after ten years of effort. The department will sell all farm equipment and the building by tender after removing it, and seek lease cancellation with the rural municipality when the site is cleared.
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Truck Plunges Through Ice Of Churchill River In North
A truck carrying gravel sank through ice on the Churchill River near Pikatawagan 125 miles north of The Pas. Two men aboard were not found as divers located the wreck 6 feet below the surface the same day. One truck followed the route 15 minutes later and found the ice broken 9 feet where the first vehicle disappeared. The lost men were from Dauphin. memorial services were held for Robert Wallace Kemp, 23, with family ties listed.
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Former Dauphinite Drowned Near Coast
A Dauphin resident drowned when a boat capsized while crossing from Vancouver Island to the mainland. Gordon Kutty, the only son of Mr and Mrs Pitti Rety, was among the three companions. his aunt Miss Rais and Gordon’s parents were noted.
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CKDM to Boost Power to 10000 Watts in Mid April
CKDM plans a mid April upgrade to a 10 000 watt daytime transmitter and 5 000 watt at night with new towers sited south of the Nante highway and west of Dauphin. The project includes installation of four towers and a new transmitter building to improve local and northern coverage. Previously CKDM operated at 1000 watts daytime and 25 watts at night.
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Weather notes and March guesstimates from the province
The record shows February with mild days and cold snaps, praising pleasant conditions overall. The writer jokes about groundhogs shadow and predicts March moods, noting no colder weather and hoping for a favorable lambing season as the lion of March nears.
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Manitoba Presses for Northern TV Network Extension
Manitoba continues to push for extending television network facilities to northern communities. Minister John B. Carroll says meetings with CBC will occur soon after provincial protests over CBC’s Edmonton station plan. He cites costs, write-offs, and CBC goals to serve Canadians at the lowest possible cost.
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North Dakota State Gold Star Band to Perform in Dauphin
The 65 member North Dakota State Gold Star Band led by Bull Buren appears in the Mackenzie auditorium Dauphin this Saturday March 5 at 8 15 p m sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce. The program includes standard and modern music with a Flower Drum Song selection and solos by Lea Tesch Glenn Bowen and Mir Baren.
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Royal Canadian Mounted Police Transfer in Dauphin Manitoba
Transferred to Dauphin RCMP and posts indicate new leadership. Staff Sergeant McArthur arrives to take duties as second in command under Inspector Fob Stevenson as the Dauphin detachment transitions leadership in Manitoba. The report notes a reshuffle of officers including Shatter and Dobson and remarks on stabilizing the local force.
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Electors to Vote Next Monday on Winnipegosis By-Law
Winnipegosis electors will vote next Monday March 7 on a 130000 school debenture to fund a new elementary school in the Winnipegosis No. 1020 district. The circular notes the plan, cost details, and eligibility to vote for or against the school bond.
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Manitoba Telephone delays northern TV rollout blamed on MTS
In a Winnipeg Free Press report by Fred Meversey shared with Minister Carroll, the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation suggests Manitoba's northern communities could have received televi sion service if Manitoba Telephone System had agreed to a 10 year payment plan. The paper notes the MTS demanded a rental fee to fund the network and discusses projected costs, possible satellite access, and regional impacts on Winnipeg River and Swan River areas.
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Car Registration Deadline Prompts RCMP Warning
The RCMP detachment warned motorists on March 1 that with the end February deadline passed, police will prosecute drivers whose vehicles lack validating decals for 1969 license plates. Authorities stressed no excuses for noncompliance.
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