Cabinet Shuffle Brings Three New Manitoba Ministers
The retirement of three ministers and the naming of three new members reshapes Manitoba's cabinet. Spivak wins River Heights for the industry and commerce portfolio, Enns becomes agriculture minister, and Thelma Forbes becomes the province's first woman cabinet minister as municipal affairs is reassigned.
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A Spivak
Winnipeg
River Heights
Harry Enns
Rockwood-Iberville
George Hutton
Manitoba
Thelma Forbes
Robert G. Smeliie
Gurney Evans
Industry and Commerce
Roblin
Stewart McLean
Maitland Steinkopf
Sterling Lyon
Walter Weir
Vocational Training Growth Reported by Dominion Bureau
The Dominion Bureau of Statistics reports full-time vocational enrolment at 340000, up 51000 from 1964 65 or 18 percent. Most are in vocational high schools with 190400, plus 19500 in post secondary two year institutes of technology. 60000 in unemployed courses and 36500 in full time trade school programs. 16000 apprentices outside Quebec. Unemployed students include 26425 in basic training to raise skills, with other courses in bookkeeping, power sewing, textile work and more. Enrollment rising, unemployment expected to drop as awareness grows.
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Institutes of Technology
Quebec
TransAir Faces Hearing On Prairie Flight Cuts Policy Critique
Walter Dinsdale asked about regional air policy as Transport Minister Pickersgill announced hearings on TransAir's appeal to drop Prairie flights. No direct hearings on regional air carriers were planned, seen as a rational policy gap. Critics say lack of subsidies and a workable plan forces service reductions and city losses.
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Walter Dinsdale
Brandon-Souris
Pickersgill
TransAir
Mr. Pickersgill
Carri
Western Canada
Rabies Confirmed in Two Skunks at Delta Beach
Reports from Hull laboratories in eastern Canada confirm two skunks trapped at Delta Beach thirty miles north of MacGregor were rabid. Authorities warn residents and cottage owners to avoid Delta Beach area and keep pets away. A trapping program overseen by Tay Moore targets the Delta area with measures including no dogs on beaches, and vaccinations for domestic animals.
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Hull Laboratories
Canada
Delta Beach
MacGregor
Warnildren
Delta
Suit
Portage
Provincial Information Services
Winnipeg
Tay ‘Moore
Ificer
Wild Life Branch
Department of Mines and Natural Resources
Lake Manitoba
Rabies History Explained by Local Health Officer
Dr H Cheng outlines rabies history and transmission in Canada with emphasis on wildlife sources in Alberta Ontario and Ontario human case in Oshawa 1959. He details transmission by bite or saliva, incubation varying by wound site and symptoms including pharyngeal hydrophobia and brain inflammation.
Mental Health Expert Appointed Norfolk Conn Superintendent
Dr. Morgan G. Martin, 49, leaves Ottawa to head the state mental hospital at Norwich Connecticut. Former chief of the federal health department mental health division, he directed research and prevention programs and earlier served Saskatchewan’s health department. He has advised the World Health Organization and authored The Mental Ward A Personnel Guidebook. The piece also details rabies prevention and post exposure treatment guidelines.
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Reneral
Morgan G. Martin
United States
Martin
Ottawa
Norwich
Conn
Federal Health Department
Saskatchewan Health Department
He Isa
World Health Organization
U S May Clamp Down on Canadian Banks
A special report for a joint congressional committee urges tighter U S supervision of foreign banks led by California and New York operations. It favors amending the National Banking Act to permit federal licensing of foreign agencies and notes Canadian banks hold major agency assets in New York and California amid limited federal reach.
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U.S
California
New York State
United States
Deck Eick
Lumt University
Congress
Joint Economic Committee of Congress
Wright Patmen
Hawaii
Massachusetts
New York
Oregon
Mercantile Bank of Canada
Montreal
Mercantile
First National City Bank of New
Canada
Zwick Resport
Justice Wells Expects Spencer Report Soon
Mr Justice Wells of taro Supreme Court said last week the one man commission into the George Victor Spencer spy case will be presented to the federal cabinet shortly. He noted the report is being printed but could not give a definite date for cabinet presentation. He declined to comment further.
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Justice Wells
Taro Supreme Court
George Victor Spencer
Metro Development Master Plan Unveiled
The Metropolitan Corporation of Greater Winnipeg released a 48 page master plan to shape land use and development for 25 years. It calls for a downtown university, suburban town centres, a moratorium on sprawl, new bridges and arterials, a unified industrial agency, and a multi billion dollar road program while inviting public and regional input next month.
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Winnipeg
Metropolitan Corporation of
Greater
Metro Council
Metro
United College
Ees
Red
Assiniboine
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Spivak
Mr. Enns
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Ities
H. Cheng
Histor
North West Territories
Alberta
Ontario
Alletta
Oshawa
Ont
Incu
Man
R. Boain
Federal Health of Animals Department
York
Zwick
Spencer
Macgregor Herald
Post Office Department
Audit Bureau OF Circulation
Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association
Manitoba Weekly Newspaper Association
Allen McGregor
Bastor
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