16 Mar 1960
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Newspaper
Dauphin Herald And Press
Location
Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 16, 1960
Page
1
The Pioneer V satellite by Harry Eccles is described as a small radio linked craft set to orbit the sun. It discusses comparing Soviet and American satellite efforts and the race to reach and study space. The report notes the craft’s weight around a few pounds and its planned solar orbit with Earth approach timing.
Officials warned against disruptions as protests flare at multiple campuses. Students stage sit downs and demonstrations near eating areas while a Montgomery court case looms and Black students at several colleges consider a boycott of classes.
Reported remarks indicate readiness to pursue a world wide pact to destroy weapons under strict verification. France Canada Italy and others agree on a common plan to present to Russia and other nations with inspections and controls deemed essential for real disarmament.
Local officials announce names of crop insurance agents appointed to cover the region. The list outlines agents and their coverage areas, signaling updated procedures for farmer clients and policy processing this season.
On March 7, 995 of 282 electors voted in favor of a 13000 debenture by-law to fund a new Winnipegosis elementary school. Final tally: 225 yes, 57 no, with some ballots rejected. The project intends a district will house an expanding school to accommodate enrolment growth.
The Dauphin Agricultural Society plans a 1960 spring program with a short course activity this week. The library reports growing attendance for story hours and a renewed exhibit showing Canadian art reproductions.
The forecast notes ongoing severe weather threats as spring nears. Officials urge continued caution as cold spells and storms continue to impact Maniton areas and surrounding cremntes, with lingering winter conditions despite approaching warmth.
The Dauphin chamber of commerce endorsed efforts to extend CBC television service to central and northern Manitoba. A resolution urged federal and provincial action, requesting an immediate TV date, per home costs, and funding support for CBC TV in the region. The Pas chamber also signaled support and circulated copies to councils and chambers.
Dauphin community starts a Red Cross drive with local chapters and clubs promoting donations and services. The drive highlights the Sick Room. Supplies include bedpans, mattresses, crutches, back rests, and rubber sheets to aid citizens during illness.
Victor Feldbrill, the first Canadian in over 25 years to join a major Canadian orchestra, is named cadet director of the Winnipeg Symphony. The 34 year old former assistant conductor of the Toronto Symphony brings about two decades of conducting experience. public concert March 24 in Mackenzie Auditorium will feature the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra under Feldbrill.
The Dauphin unit of the 70th Field Battery, 26th Field Regiment RCA held a Sunday parade at the Armouries to mark a change of command. Major W D McGowan relinquished command after two years and Major L Wainwright assumed command with a March Past and salute.
Victor Feldbrill has conducted a4 sy Oe CBC and has made annual appearances with the Toronto Philharmonic Orchestra and regularly appears with the Toronto Symphony Orchestra.
A Manitoba plan outlines a 45.6 million dollar highways program for 1900 featuring a four lane railway overpass at North Brandon on the CNR line and a bridge over the Ochre River on Highway 20. The Dauphin Kings are spotlighted with Johnny Love as a star, and a leading scorer award is noted for a Tenet scan league player.
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