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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 21, 1963
Page
2
The Financial Post argues that political morality has deteriorated in Canada across recent elections. It condemns government failures, broken promises, and deceptive campaigning, urging voters to demand ethical conduct and reject entertainers as leaders. It emphasizes responsibility for both voters and politicians in shaping a moral political climate.
South Africa's racial laws delayed Indian descent golfer Stupidity Sewgolum from mixing at events. He received a $1200 cheque and a silver trophy outside the clubhouse while runners up were honored indoors as rain fell, Reuters reported.
The Financial Post reports Canada’s oil and gas sector hits production records in the first two months of 1963 aided by severe winter demand. Heating oil demand peaks push refinery output to record highs as operators rush to meet early year consumption, signaling a strong start for the industry.
Bradley argues only Liberal vote can yield stability and growth in Canada. He accuses Conservatives of lacking majority strength and Social Credit of disunity. He warns against minority government and Communist influence, proposing Liberal priorities: export-led economy, public works fund, senior citizen support, job training, unemployment insurance restoration, national pension debate, Medicare for all when affordable, farm price support, rural income, and student aid.
Portage la Prairie mayor H L Henderson opened his federal independent campaign at Prosvita Hall with a platform of moral leadership. He criticized major parties on nuclear arms, defence, and external affairs, urged cross‑party “solid men,” and warned that leadership must serve Canada and humanity amid a pivotal era. He faulted Liberal and Conservative leaders for deception, urged UN cooperation, and emphasized education funding while arguing independents can push change.
Economists from the American labor movement argue it takes a $40,000 rise in gross national product to create a new job today, versus $10,000 in 1954-56, highlighting the heavy cost of job creation. The piece links wage levels, productivity, and demand to unemployment, urging shared responsibility and policy focus on boosting productivity to sustain jobs.
D L Campbell of British American Oil predicts Saskatchewan will shift toward non agricultural activities by 1981 and reach 70 to 75 percent of net value. He credits local perseverance over socialism and expects major expansion as the South Saskatchewan dam nears completion, reflecting a wider Canadian economic rise.
A clean cover should be spread over the floor where the playpen sits to prevent dirt and germs from being tracked in by shoes. Germs harmless to adults can be dangerous to babies, so keep the area sanitary.
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