Car Deal Leaves Questions Unanswered in Canada US Trade Plan
The MacGregor Herald interviews industry officials about a Canada US automotive agreement that could boost output to about 800 million and raise North American sales, while warning of worker hardship during adjustment. Key questions focus on tariff synchronization, price reductions, and assurances from U.S. subsidiaries to favor Canadian plants.
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Drury
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de Wiether
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Amceionon
Ee Cox Pee Bot
U.S
Congress
Sint Ganede
Not Always Right says Aristotle was sometimes wrong
A columnist notes Aristotle’s enduring insight but highlights errors such as Earth at the universe’s center and no motion in a vacuum. The piece recalls his missteps about earthquakes and teeth counts and humorously mentions his two year honeymoon and sea creature dissections.
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Alexander the Great
Earth
Manitoba Legislature Debates Throne Speech Minister Critique
Premier Duff Roblin defended government actions as Liberal calls for minister resignations failed. Leonard Barkman and Albert Vielfaure criticized farm aid, fuel taxes, and farm credits while Roblin accused Liberals of offering no alternatives. The Speech from the Throne passed 35 to 20 amid sharp exchanges over land deals and aged care spending.
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Duff Roblin
Gut
Roblin
Barkman
Albert Vielfaure
L—La Verendrye
Manitoba 1965 66 estimates show record 185 million
Premier Duff Roblin tabled Manitoba's 1965 66 expenditures totaling 185 238 167 up from last year by about 34 million Education gains lead with 56 7 million including 10 million school tax rebates Property tax increases up to 50 appear. Public works rises to 22 9 million with 4 million for roads and 2 5 million for maintenance as part of shifting 4 000 miles of local roads to provincial control. Centennial projects get 1 02 million with a 950 000 grant matchable by federal funds. Public debt climbs slightly to 12 million while one department shows a small decline.
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Manitoba
Duff Roblin
Roblin
Department of Public Works
Winnipeg
Ita
Attorney General's Department
Bey
Shoemaker Urges Action to Save Manitoba Country Fairs
Liberal member Shoemaker told the Manitoba Legislature that government action is needed now to save small country fairs from extinction. He cited a 1964 provincial report showing declines in agricultural societies and fairs and called for aggressive measures. Agriculture Minister Genepine said no broad action was planned beyond fees for fair judges.
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Manitoba
Leonard Barkman
L—Carillon
Stone
Department of Agriculture
Gil Moigat
Geniep Nite
Parliament Hill Report on Labour Code Pension Plan Flaws noted
A Montreal Gazette columnist reviews Parliament's sittings, praising some Labour Code amendments while flagging Pension Plan flaws. He cites retirees and low earners gaining little, urges a flat $25 monthly increase from reserves, and calls for clause by clause scrutiny before third reading.
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