Ontario milk racket and Canada's capital punishment debate
The article details alleged profiteering by Ontario and Quebec fluid milk distributors who profit from a price scheme tied to producer subsidies, noting higher consumer prices and lower producer returns. It then shifts to the ongoing Canada capital punishment controversy, criticizing hanging as a barbaric practice and arguing for a more humane method, such as a gas chamber, while asserting capital punishment fails to deter murder.
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Hamlin
Fluid Milk Distributors
Ontario
Quebec
Sarah Fea O
de Ga-cork
Canada
Toronto
Dominion House
Sonic booms stir Ohio town residents and wildlife concerns
Citizens cite loud sonic blasts as a nuisance and claim the night air is perfumed by the sounds. They present what they call evidence on the impact of planes traveling faster than sound, suggesting perhaps a government remedy like masks.
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Ohio
Trans Canada highway work lags in several provinces
The Trans Canada route remains far from standard in Newfoundland and Quebec, with only about one third and six of 399 miles finished respectively. Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Manitoba and other provinces have progressed, while Ottawa funds 50 percent of costs and 90 percent for tough segments. Completion pushed to 1963 amid park and city bypass projects and a Montreal 1967 world fair rush.
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Newfoundland
Quebec
St. John’s Nild
Victoria
Ottawa
National Parks
Prince Edward Island
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Nova Scotia
Antigonish
New Glasgow
Truro
Amherst
New Brunswick
British Columbia
Canada
Rogers Pass
B.C
Fraser Canyon
Quebec City
Montreal
Pro-Vince
Rigaud
Ontario
Parry Sound
Muskoka
C of C Urges Tax Cuts and Deficit Moderation
The Canadian Chamber of Commerce executive council urged substantial cuts in corporate and personal income taxes to spur growth and employment. It supported financing the deficit by borrowing, while reducing government spending and accelerating Glassey commission savings. The move contrasts with a balanced-budget stance from last year’s meeting.
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Canadian Chamber of Commerce
Nowlan
Flemming
Canadian Chamber
George P. Keeping
Montreal
Chamber
Councl
Canadian Manufacturers’ Association
Chamber of Commerce
Molgat claims no room for class parties in Manitoba politics
Manitoba Liberal leader Gil Molgat told 200 delegates that there is no room for class or group based parties like the NDP. He argued Manitobans voted for a non sectional Liberal opposition in the December election and warned the real political battle lies with the Progressive Conservatives. He criticized Conservative policy as strong on propaganda but weak on action especially in education and national transport policy shifts.
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Gil Molgat
Manitoba Liberal
New Democratic Party
Manitoba Party
NDP
Liberals
Manitoba
Molgat
Progressive Conservatives
Children's Aid Society near $20,000 goal in 1962 drive
The CAS of Central Manitoba is $2,100 short of a $20,000 objective with $17,814.56 raised by December 1962. Grants from RM Cartier council increased to $200 annually. Seven Portage foster parents and ten staff will take part in a ten week University of Manitoba course. Seven board members plan to attend an Indian and Metis conference in Winnipeg. Eight children were under apprehension December 1 with four new apprehensions that month.
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Tne
Children’s Aid Society
Central Manitoba
Oliver
Leo Lacroix
RM of
Bruce T. Fraser
Portage
University of Manitoba Evening Institute
Winnipeg
Young United Church
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MacGregor
Ted Staten
Post Office Department
San Ae
Audit Bureau
Trans-Canada
C of C
Glasseo Royal Commission On
Trans-Canada Airlines
John Carrott
Dept. OF Labour
N. Douglas Cochran
Win Peres
Committee On Alcohol Education
Winnenee
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