Soviet Union proposes three power moratorium on tests
Western observers report the Soviet Union offering a three power moratorium on nuclear tests as part of a broader arms control push. US delegate James Goddard Wardworth hailed the move as a serious effort to advance a ban while the Geneva talks continue.
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Mavet
Semyorn Tsarapkin
Bryan
United States
Puma
James Jo Wardsworth
Wadsworth
Geneva
Canada
Bioc
Dauphin Delegates Attend Regional Library Meeting
Two Dauphin trustees J Nicholson and Mrs B Goodhand attended the Manitoba Regional and School Library trustees meeting at the Prince Edward Hotel in Brandon on March 19. The agenda covered Manitoba Libraries Act amendments and librarian recruitment, with graduate salary debates and a planned short course for assistant librarians. Winnipg delegates Mrs Kareid Robson and Mrs J Gorman attended as former Dauphin residents, and Brandon librarian M Cole presented The Face of Yesterday booklet to all delegates. Major McGowan relinquished command to Major Lainwright in the Dauphin unit.
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Dauphin Publi 1Irars
Jn Nicholson
B C. Goodhand
Manioba oRéevional
Siun Jeipalibrary
Neid
Prince Edward Fhotel
Brancan
Manoba
Charles L
Janeen Hibran
Lane
Manitoba
Brary Association
St. James Tie
Kareid Robson
J+ Gorman
Dauphin
Brandon
M. Cole Ans
Brandon Jaycees
Winnipeg Symphony To Perform In Pops Concert Here Next Week
The Winnipeg Symphony will give a Thursday March 31 performance in the collegiate hall with Vaughan Williams Greensleeves arrangement. The article describes sections from brass to percussion and highlights the conductor's role in keeping time and expression.
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Winnipeg Symphony
Rumery
Bell
Vaughan Williams
Greerslaeves Wiich
Aiud Horiom
Brass
Dauphin Curling Club Wins 62nd Bonspiel Titles
Oliver Hoare, president of the Dauphin Mens Curling club, praises Burke Parker and his Gilbert Plains team after they won the Eaton and Mary Maxim events at Dauphin s 62nd bonspiel. The GP rink achieved 14 straight victories to claim major trophies and retain the round Aggregate honors for the third year. Lined up left to right are Skip Parker Lyle Parker Roy Berry and Jack Urll.
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Oliver Hoare
Dauphin Mens Curling Club
Burke Parker
Gilbert Plains
Dauphin
Skip Parker
Lyle Parker
Roy Berry
Jack
Wynes Set to Retire After 45 Years With CNR
Ww E Wynes of the Canadian National Railway plans retirement at month end after a 45 year career. He started as a car foreman in 1915 in Kansack Saskatchewan, moved to Dauphin in 1931 as fosterer helper, and served in both World Wars. He and wife Mary Blakely of Canora have three sons James, William, and Bruce.
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CNR
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Canadian National Railways
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Kansack
Sask
Dauphin
Fostiers
Ream
Machine Gun Conte
Canadian Motor Machine Gun Brigade
Oshich Me Pe
Honacho
ENR
Veterans Guard of Canada
Mary ¢ Blakely
Canora
James
Plumas
Dauphin Ochre Area School District Adopts Tight 1960 Budget
The Dauphin Ochre Area school board approves a 1960 budget of 810,504 with a $219,584 special levy. Teachers salaries rise by 102,060 due to arbitration terms, while capital spending falls by 228,057 with limited building projects. Reserve payments total 37,318.
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Dauphin-Ochre Area
Mackenzie
Wot Volkers
Area Board
Man
Salas
Volkers
Mwe
Taian
Arbitration Board
Arbitration
Tshipety
Oe Johansen
Dauphin- Ochre
Lepy
Women's Council Benefits Refugee Year Sunday Event
Dauphin Council of Women hosts Benefit Night on Sunday March 27 at the Dauphin theatre to support World Refugee Year in Manitoba. The program features entertainment then a film and aims to raise funds for Manitoba refugee camp clearance efforts in Lohmanee.
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Dauphin Council of Women
Dauphin Theatre
Manitoba
IHY
SRE Mita
Mantoba
Gan
Manitogba
Lohmanie
Tuibeck
Hamburg
Germany
Yndiv
Wasi Moen
Lohmubie
Mary
Plans Underway For Summer Dauphin Agricultural Fair
Plans for a three day Dauphin Agricultural Society event include midway rides, grandstand attractions, and multiple exhibits. Organizers report strong activity in both operational and capital accounts with further lineups planned for entertainment and displays.
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Fai
Fair Requesis
Judees
Mtadsamenes
Eentertainment
Sie Chase
Dauphin Agricultural Society
Manitoba
Manitoba CNR Freight Rates Cut Pulpwood Costs
Talks between the Manitoba Development Authority and Canadian National Railways cut pulpwood transport costs for northern Manitoba. Hon Gurney Evans notes savings exceed 40.5 and credits a 1959 committee for coordinating freight reductions benefiting regional economic development.
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Manitqgha
Southern Paper Mills
Manitoba Development Authority
Canadian National Railwys
Gurney Evans
Kings Win Manitoba Title In Brandon Showdown
The Dauphin Kings captured the Manitoba Intermediate Hockey championship with a 6-0 win over the Pierson Bruins in Brandon Areas Tuesday night. The victory earns a playoff series against the Lashburn Flyers in Melville Saskatchewan, opening Thursday, March 24.
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Dauphin Kings
Manitoba
Brandon
Pierson Bruins
Kings
Lashburn Flyers
Saskatchewan
Melville Sask
Local Figure Skating Trials Set With Trophies At Stake
Local competitions for figure skaters are being organized by the Dauphin club and Brandon club. Trials will determine members eligible for CASA tests, with performances leading to trophies and upcoming sessions at the Brandon arena.
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Bisness
Spar Opal
Dauphin Alieur Skavtiys Club
Brandon
Dauphin
Pergin
Manitoba budget outlines record surplus and no tax rise
Premier Duff Roblin outlined a budget showing a 1960-61 surplus of about 5.01 million dollars with no tax increases. Revenue climbs to 345 thousand and capital spending reaches 1.27 billion, while licences bring in 249 thousand more. Government operations total 1.13 billion with a large carryover from prior years.
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Duff Roblin
S&s
Spending Program Details in 5208 Million Capital Plan
The article outlines a 5208 million capital program with intended allocations and execution steps. It highlights project scope, funding sources, and expected timelines for completion, noting oversight by key agencies and the impact on local development.
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