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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 16, 1964
Page
2
The Toronto Lawyers Club and the Reading Law Club plan to merge, reflecting a trend of fewer religious and racial barriers in the legal profession. Since 1951 Jewish and Negro lawyers gained access, and cooperation has grown, with the merger showing social and professional unity for students and developments in law.
A humorous reflection on the ideal coffee mug that keeps hot, holds two cups, resists tipping, and ages with the owner. It explores how a mug, once acquired, becomes a lifelong companion and a measure of daily worth, even in quirky ways.
In 1963 fourteen professors and twenty students escaped the Soviet educational system, raising six year total refugees in learning fields to 1710. Nearly one third are professors or lecturers with 511 doctors and 486 from the arts and sciences. Major sources include Humboldt University East Berlin 298 and Leipzig University 207, Dresdel’s Technology University 95, among others. The Soviet offers no explanation for the exodus.
Trade Minister Sharp said Canada can dispose of an equivalent of two good average crops for the next two years due to long term contracts with communist countries. He noted shipments to Russia under last fall's 500 million sale are ahead of schedule and emphasized U S competition remains the main rival.
The Manitoba Legislature approved in principle a provincial marketing board for agriculture, fish and forest products with a 31 to 19 second reading vote. Agriculture Minister George Hutton defended the bill as a revision of the 25-year-old act, while opposition members urged committee study to allow producer briefs on the drastic changes.
In a welfare debate a Liberal backbench MP argued Indians and Metis should be allowed to live on reserves rather than move to cities. He challenged stereotypes claiming the groups were untrustworthy and said many are more civilized than urban residents. Welfare Minister Carroll defended changes in community development and said programs to keep people on reserves failed.
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