Wedding in Chapel of Askin Sets Elegant Rural Tone
The bride entered the chapel with her father to The Lord Is My Shepherd wearing a white crystal lace gown with lily point train and a pearl headpiece. Miss Edna Guinter and Miss Betty Guinter wore pale blue and pink chiffon gowns as bridesmaids. Foxton and Guinter brothers served as groomsman and usher. A three tier cake graced the reception in the church lower room. the couple plans a motor tour through Saskatchewan and will reside in Decker, Manitoba.
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Tate
Edna Guinter
Betty Guinter
Snaid
Armistead
Saskatchewan
Brandon Hospital
Austin Skating
Famine Foreseen in 1980s If Nations Do Not Help Themselves
U S Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman warned on Meet the Press that a mass famine in the 1980s could be unavoidable unless less developed nations increase self sufficiency within five years. He said developed countries may lack the food potential to prevent disaster amid population growth. Freeman noted it took five years to eliminate surpluses and urged use of production potential while avoiding a repeat. He cited India Pakistan and China reports, highlighting India’s budget rise for agriculture and Pakistan’s strong growth while population pressures threaten gains.
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U.S
Orville Freeman
United States
Freeman
NBC
Meet the Press
Asia
Freemand
Pakistan
India
China
Manitoba Premier Calls for Access to Taxation Inquiry
Manitoba Premier Duffy Roblin urged Ottawa to share the Carter Commission tax recommendations with provinces. He warned a federal provincial tax sharing conference this fall may be useless unless provinces can study the material, opposing any extension of the existing agreement beyond March 31, 1967.
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Manitoba
Carter Commission On Taxation
Duffy Roblin
Pearson
Roblin
Der
Deaths by Accident Rise in Canada 1965
Canada saw a 3.9 percent increase in accidental deaths in 1965, totaling 10 979. Traffic caused 45.2 percent of deaths, with pedestrians and vehicle collisions forming major shares. home accidents and drownings also contributed significantly among 1965 fatalities.
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Canada
National Safety League ‘of Canada
Bureau of Statistics
NSL
Record Wheat Exports Near All-Time Canadian Peak
Canada closes 1965-66 with bustling terminals and a near record wheat export pace. Final figures by the Grain Commissioners will take a week or more, but clearances through mid July outpace 1964 and approach the 1963-64 bulk wheat high. Farmers watch prices and deliveries as the Wheat Board adjusts credits and pooling payments while demand remains strong globally.
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Canada
Sharp
Board of Grain Commissioners
Soviet Union
China
Wheat Board
Prairies
Louis Driscoll
United Grain
UGE
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