Cuba Hijack Talks Point Toward New Cooperation Era
Cuban reaction to a Canadian extradition proposal shows interest in a hijacking pact while U S Cuba talks through the Swiss embassy move toward possible normalization. The plan would punish hijackers in Cuba and traitors leaving for crimes, with refugees' status left flexible. Credit cards shift consumer cash discounts as finance drives sales.
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Cuba
Castro
United States
Canada
U.S
Bay of Pigs
Havana
Nixon
Institution of Credit Cards
New York Times
Resaurants
Eight Million Set Up For Student Employment
The federal government will spend 85.4 million this year to fund summer jobs for Canadian youth. State Secretary Hugh Faulkner announced programs to reach 67,200 young people in community service, with 10,000 unpaid travel and language training participants. OFY budget nears 40 million to provide 33,834 jobs, plus career-oriented government posts, health research placements, language courses, hostels for travelers, group travel, cadet training, and various student grants. New initiatives include hazardous products displays and farm machinery research with limited participant rolls.
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Hugh Faulkner
OFY
Health — Department
Farm Idea
Mind Awakening Experience at Lord Selkirk Regional School
The Lord Selkirk regional school in Selkirk has 1,100 full time students and offers Grades 10 to 12 with a flexible program system. Principal Bill Regehr explains students choose a core plan, pursue 21 credits to graduate, and can take diverse courses from 190 offerings. The campus hosts night classes day care and an underground track and theatre.
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Lord Selkirk Regional Comprehensive School
Lord Selkirk
Selkirk
Bill Regehr
Regehr
All Academic
All Academic High School
Campground Draw Delayed to February in Whiteshall Park
The planned seasonal campground draw for Whiteshall Provincial Park is postponed one week to February 7, with application receipts pushed to January 31. The draw will start at am in the Norquay Building auditorium as officials cite additional preparation time for longer classes.
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Whiteshall Provincial Park
Larry Desjardins
Norquay Building
Fred Jansen
Red River Community College
Winnipeg
Snowmobile Trial System Suggested for Ontario Legislation
Ontario legislators debated snowmobile use and proposed new provincial trail networks modeled after highways. Briefs from area clubs urged summer use by trail bikes, mandatory one hour instruction, and the creation of beginner centres with nominal fees.
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Ontario
Orillia
Select Committee
Frank Drea
Scarborough Centre
Haliburton
Alex Carruthers
Durham
Bud Germa
NDP
Sudbury
Richard
Nuston
Essex-Kent
George Nixon
Toronto Dovercourt
Drea
Rushton
Nixon
Snow Drifters
Port Carling
Advertising rates and circulation notice details
The document lists subscription pricing at four dollars per year in advance and five cents per single copy, notes advertising rates upon application, and mentions second class mail authorization and registration 1198. It also catalogs memberships with the Audit Bureau of Circulation and multiple Canadian and Manitoba weekly newspaper associations.
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United States
Audit Bureau OF Circulation
Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association
Manitoba Weekly Newspaper Association
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Lord Selkirk Regional School
Gus Protopas
Lab
Beverley Jobbins
Ither
The
Macgregor Herald
Puousnea
MacGregor
Manitoba
Allen McGregor
Editor
Oranager
Sarah Coventry
Sprucedale
Trimble’s
Portage LA Prairie, Manitoba
North Norfolk and District Agricultural Society Meeting
Manitoba Education
Macgregor Town
God
Jesus Christ
Lord
Christ
Bift
Jim Webb
Brandon
RZA
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