Tax on Taxes Stifles Incentive to Invest Says Hees
Taxation across federal provincial and corporate levels burdens the average taxpayer. George Hees president of the Montreal Stock Exchange argues for raising the 20 percent deduction on investment income to 33 percent to spur Canadian ownership of foreign public companies and mobilize over eight billion dollars in savings for national development. Walter Gordon comments follow.
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Manitoba
Jions
George Hees
Montreal Stock Exchange
Compa
Hees
Pubsic
Canada
Mr. Hees
Walter Gordon
Student Exchange Program Across Provinces Sparks Interest
Inspired by John Fisher, the Cana dian Centennial plan supports a student exchange between Windsor Newfoundland and Saskatchewan. The project aims to promote inter provincial unity and racial understanding, with visiting students not attending classes unless as observers. Five exchanges have occurred and students are strong promoters.
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John Fisher
Windsor
Newfoundland
Saskatchewan
Canada
Americans Reduction of Duty Free Goods Not Too Serious
Canada would be affected though it is hoped trivial. President Johnson proposed to cut duty free allowances for Americans from 100 to 50 dollars monthly. Canadians, tourists, and border stores would feel the impact with more shopping trips. Europe and Mexico would feel greater effects.
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Toronto
Canada
Johnson
Europe
Asia
Mexico
U.S.A
Us.a
US S
Beroyd
Fire deaths rise in Manitoba call for public action
Manitoba residents urged to use their influence to reduce fire hazards after 1964 saw higher fire deaths despite extensive prevention efforts. Officials warn fires remain a major risk and call for continued public vigilance and safety habits.
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Prosenwy
Manitoba
Four Die In North of Winnipeg Car Crash
Four persons were killed and three injured when a car slammed into a concrete abutment 20 miles north of Winnipeg on Saturday. The dead are Gordon Robert Hawes 19 of Selkirk Manitoba Gordon Blair Wright 19 of Asherne Manitoba Alice May Palmer 16 of Selkirk and Evelyn Joan Durie 17 of Selkirk.
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Winnpeg
Gordon Robert Hawes
Selkirk
Man
Gordon Blair Wright
Asherne
Alice May Palmer
Evelyn Joan Durie
Recommendations For A Worry Free Move
A federation warns of financial loss from move details. It advises listing the new address with the post office and phone company, using post office seeds to notify regular correspondents, informing insurance agents, and reaffirming the address within 90 days. It notes policy coverage may change with location and auto premiums can vary by area.
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All Canada Insurance Federation
Fire, Casualty
Senior Citizens Home Grant For Carman
Welfare Minister Carroll announced in principle support for a care home in Carman Manitoba. A non profit citizen group sponsors the hostel based on a study of elderly needs in the town and will be funded through long term low interest Central Mortgage and Housing loans.
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Carroll
Carmen, Man
Ambrose Hills Warns Farmers of Jail Over Potatoes
The speaker accuses a potato price commission of intent on raising prices under the guise of stabilization. He claims farmers who sell packaged own potatoes risk jail, while others continue to pack and brand their product. He mocks government freedom talk and imagines jailed farmers as a Conservative embarrassment.
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H. B. Willis
Commission
Manitoba
Election Fever and the Voters Who Pay
The column warns that election fever prompts bold promises from politicians to raise civil service and taxes. It argues many benefits are funded by ordinary citizens through higher prices and taxes, and that voters must recognize this to end the fever.
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Macgregor Herald
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Audit Bureau OF Circulation Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association
Manitoba Weekly Newspaper Association
Allen McGregor
Care
Senior Citizens
Carman
Ambrose Hills
Winnipeg
McLaren
Rupert
Cansola
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