The New Leader An Editorial From The Toronto Telegram
The next Canadian prime minister must be a modern, open minded leader capable of tackling urban growth bilingual tensions and technological shifts. He must bridge English French divides ensure national unity adapt to satellite communications and implement social reforms begun earlier, while guiding a youthful population toward practical, lasting change.
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Canada
Britain
France
King
St. Laurent
Lester Pearson
Richard Crossman
Labor Party
Montreal
Toronto
Vancouver
Crossman
Ottawa
U.S
Buckminster Fuller
Board of
Broadcast Governors
Diefenbaker
Pearson
Northern air plan eyed for North growth
Northland Airlines president P M Lazarenko told an Air Transport Board hearing that the north’s future hinges on using large aircraft to cut transport costs. He urged extending Northland’s charter rights for Douglas DC-3, Lockheed 180, and Canso flying boats, accusing TransAir of underutilizing its licence while opposing rivals Riverton Airways and Midwest Aviation seek northern routes. Decisions are pending.
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P. M. Lazarenko
Northland Airlines
Lazarenko
Air Transport Board
TransAir
Winnipeg
Here
Northland
Riverton Airways
Riverton
Gillam
Midwest Aviation
University of Manitoba drug story disputed by president
Dr H H Saunderson said his inquiry found no evidence to support The Manitoban front page claim that four professors used drugs. He named confirming interviews with three fine arts lecturers who denied marijuana use and said reporter Alvin Finkel did interview them. He urged RCMP involvement and cleared department heads.
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H. H. Saunderson
University of Manitoba
Dr. Saunderson
Alvin Finkel
R. E. Williams
School of Fine Arts
Saunderson
Finkel
RCMP
University College
Manitoban
University Booth
Brian Gary
University of Manitoba Paper Apologizes for Drug Story
The Manitoban apologized for harm caused by a story on marijuana use by faculty and students, saying it will not retract but has modified specifics. The university president demanded a retraction, notes four unnamed lecturers were claimed marijuana users, and editors argued the piece aimed to inform rather than disrupt.
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University of Manitoba
The
Manitoban
H. H. Saunderson
Tae ' Manitoban
University College
Sieans Council
Saunderson
Historic Red River pew deed reveals early Kildonan names
A preserved January 5 1855 document from Red River settlement certifies pew 31 in Frog Plain Presbyterian Church as the property of the late Donald Ross and Mary Ross. Trustees A Ross John Fraser Alexander Sutherland Angus Polson Angus Mathieson John Sutherland John Mathieson John Sutherland. The text notes anglicized spellings and family ties, with later notable descendants.
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Red River
B.C
Victoria
Presbyterian
Frog Plain
Kildonan
Donald Ross
Hudson's Bay Company
Mary Ross
Red River Settlement
East
West Kildonans
A. Ross
John Fraser
Alexander Sutherland
Angus Polson
Angus Mathieson
John ‘Sutherland
John Mathieson
John Sutherland
John
Point Douglas
Sutherland
Manitoba
Legislative Assembly of
Alexander Ross
Ross
Donal
Donald
Roderick
St. John’s School
Roderick Ross
New Branch of Welfare Department Set Up in City
Welfare Minister John Carroll announced the People's Opportunity Services branch with 80 staff led by Leon Glasseo. It will operate from two downtown offices to help 20 000 renewal areas residents find jobs, assess capabilities, and meet difficulties. Financing comes from 154000 votes and Canada Assistance Plan grants. The branch blends community development, probation, housing, urban renewal, education and manpower programs.
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Newal Areas
John Carroll
People's Opportunity Services
Leon Glasseo
Canada Assistance Plan
Probation Service
Manitoba Housing and Urban Renewal Corp
New School Designs Foresee Flexible Buildings
Saskatoon superintendent Dr. E J Gathercole told the Manitoba Conference on School Design that future schools will differ greatly from 1970s boxes. He urged flexible, modular plans with movable walls, central library pits, more guidance staff, and libraries expanding with smaller classes and electronic teaching aids to adapt to evolving education and unforeseen advances.
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Saskatoon
E. J. Gathercole
Gathercole
Hospital Contract Let At Morden
London Womerwcton Co of Winnipeg awarded a 1 025 000 dollar contract to carry out Morden district hospital expansion plans. Work includes renovation of the hospital a 27 bed extended treatment wing new quarters for the Health Unit and a new heating plant. Morden about 60 miles southeast of Winnipeg.
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London Womerwcton Co
Winnipeg
Morden District Hospital
Morden
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Toronto Telegram
Diefenbeker
Gary
McLaren
Rupert
Macgregor Herald
MacGregor
United States
Post Office
Ontario
Audit Bureau OF Circulation
Adian Weekly Newspaper Association
Manitoba Weekly Newspaper Association
Allen McGregor
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