Global Tensions Rise Over Vietnam Crisis And World Reactions
U Thant denounces Diem regime as forceful and chaotic as South Vietnam battles continue. Madame Nhu warns US aid withdrawal could invite communism and US spending tops $1 million daily. De Gaulle contemplates actions amid Yugoslav and Rhodesian tensions. Western experts warn poor harvests threaten Soviet and European farming targets.
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de Gaulle
Roger Lalouette
Paris
de Gaulle Atiow
France
Yugoslavia
Neo Dinh Nhu
Diem
United States
Mme. Nhu
Retarded School Improvements Spark First Fall Meeting
The Dauphin Association for Retarded Children met at the old town hall to discuss summer renovations expanding the school floor space and a large crafts library. A building fund drive begins this winter with plans to start construction by next summer, serving over fifty potential students from preschool to adults in Dauphin. The sixth annual Canadian conference will be held in Winnipeg September 25-27 on the theme Balanced and Full Development.
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Spark
The
Dauphin Association For Retarded
Old Town Hall
Ee Eee Tode
Orange Lodge
Dauphin
Association For Retarded Children
Marlborough Hotel
Winnipeg
Hospital facilities open with governor and premier present
The new hospital facilities were officially opened with ribbon cutting by Governor E. W. Hawkins, QC, chairman of the hospital board. Guest speaker was Hon. Duff Roblin, premier of Manitoba, with Hon. Stewart McLean, QC, MLA for Dauphin in attendance.
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E. W. Hawkins
Duff Roblin
Manitoba
Stewart
McLean
Dauphin
Potential Pre Vocational Class Considered in Dauphin This Winter
A Dauphin survey assesses opening a pre vocational class this winter to aid unemployed adults seeking upgrading. Officials from the Department of Education and the National Employment Service would oversee short courses geared to adult learners, with eligibility tied to unemployment and potential employment gains. Information is available at the Dauphin National Employment Service.
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Dauphin
Herald
Department of Education
Cation
National Employment Service
Dauphin National Employment Service
Harvesting 75 Percent Complete in Dauphin District
The Dauphin district saw more than three quarters of harvest completed by Monday before rain halted field work. D. J. Hill reports most grain is dry, with cereals largely harvested, while flax oats and special crops like rapeseed mustard and buckwheat still await gathering. Yield reports are mixed but generally strong for oats flax and special crops. flax and special crops about 25 percent harvested.
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Dauphin
At Received
Sericultural
D. J. Hill
the Herald
Weather Summary and Winter Forecast Report
The report lists daily weather readings from Sept 9 to Sept 16 including rainfall amounts and temperatures with notes of a heavy thunderstorm on Sept 16. It also notes a winter forecast by Chief Walking Eagle of the Rocky Mountain House area of Alberts predicting a mild season with less snow than last year.
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Trace
Walking Eagle
Rocky Mountain House
Alberts
Artificial Ice Costs For By Law Purposes Considered
The DMCC and artificial ice fund committee seek up to date estimates for installing an artificial ice plant with concrete flooring in the skating arena. Local figures are asked for the concrete floor, new wiring, and building work needed. A cement floor cost may qualify for a ratepayers grant to be voted later this fall. DMCC members also discussed paying the arena roof balance at their September meeting. The agricultural society is to receive $4,000 from the province.
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DMCC
Artificial Ice Fund Committee
Sugee
Fue Agricultural Society
Street Light Improvements Get Council Approval
Town council approved Manitoba Hydro installation of eight 300 watt holophone street lights in residential areas at a net annual cost of 243 dollars. Lights will be on 35 foot wood poles at seven listed locations including Kirby avenue east and west ends, Second avenue across from the col nan, Eleventh avenue SE between Main street and Whitmore avenue, and the rear entrance to St. Paul’s home on Oak street.
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Manitoba Hydro
Kirby Avenue
Colnan
Second Avenue
Eleventh Avenue
Main Street
Whitmore Avenue
St. Paul’s
Oak Street
CN Unveils Far Reaching Fares and Service Overhaul
Canadian National announces sweeping changes across its passenger network in Canada effective October 27 1962. The plan expands the Red White and Blue fare across Atlantic and transcontinental routes incl Montreal to Vancouver and Toronto to Vancouver with large discounts up to 58 percent and adds upgraded Super Continental equipment refreshed lounges and improved schedules. CN quotes advantages over automobile travel and stresses explosive simultaneous improvements to long distance service.
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Canadian National Railways
Canada
Atlantic Provinces
Montreal
Vancouver
Toronto
Hallifax
Transcontinental
West
Halifax
Maritimes
Newfoundland
Toronto-North Bay
Ontario
Ontario Northland Railway
North Bay
Moosonee
Quebec
Winnipegosis Student Wins Isbister Scholarship
Winnipegosis collegiate student Margaret Hellen Dyck has earned one of 24 Isbister scholarships for entrance to the University of Manitoba. The award is based on six grade 11 exam marks and provides $105 toward university study with a potential one year extension if grade 12 is taken prior to entry.
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Winnipegosis Collegiate
Margaret Hellen Dyck
Isbister
University of Manitoba
Miss Dyck
Chamber of Commerce General Meeting This Wednesday
The chamber of commerce will hold its second general meeting of the year at the Kings Hotel in the bahouet room. Members should attend at 6 30 p m to hear reports on proposed projects including Santa Claus parade plans and to discuss suggestions or complaints.
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Eee Chamber of Commerce
Kings Hotel
Chamber of Commerce
C of Executive
Kings Hotel Bahouet Room
Mackay Indian School Enrolls 235 Students for 1963 64 Term
Mackay Indian Residential School reports 235 pupils for the 1963 64 term with 15 to 20 more possible before month end. The largest entries come from Hudson Bay line to The Pas and Fort Alexander, Pine Falls and Hodson. Staff include Miss Mary Morris Winnipeg primary teacher and Miss Merle Elliott grade 1.
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Mackay
A. J. Serase
Hudson Bay
Pas
Fort Alexander
Pine Falls
Hodgeson
Mary Morris
Winnipeg
Merle Elliott
M. Bajus
V. Hurdal
Riverton
Mary Walker
Manitoba MLAs Inspect Grand Rapids hydro project
A group of 50 engineers for a day and about 40 Manitoba MLAs toured the Western Canada dam and dyke hydro project near Winnipeg. They viewed a 125 million dollar generating station under construction, with a powerhouse 100 feet deep and spillway work, learning about rock layers and sealing to prevent leakage as they assessed plans and progress.
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Manitoba
Canada
Winnipeg
Dauphin
Hydro
Lake Winnineg
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R. Elmer Forbes
John Lysak
Ed Tower
Kolba
Amacan Mat
Winnipegosis
Mackay School
Roy Cooper
Shoal River
Edwards
Mackay Residential School
Grand Rapids
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