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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 25, 1965
Page
2
Justice Minister Favreau argues that flags should earn respect rather than be criminalized. He cautions against turning the flag into a legal offense and notes past protests where offenders faced disturbing the peace charges. He urges patience as the new flag gains prominence and stresses loyalty to the Crown over any banner.
The government backs a universal Old Age Pension at age 65 as a security measure for those most in need. Critics question the five year pace from 70 and note a potential tax rise to sustain funds. The plan complements the Canada Pension Plan and offers $75 monthly to vulnerable retirees, encouraging earlier retirement for some.
A columnist argues against the old boys myth as excuse for reckless student stunts and deadly initiation rites. He cites beer contests and dangerous dares as examples, urging students to end such behavior and for universities to halt cruel rites.
A brief note reports that individuals labeled as juvenile delinquents will undergo reform efforts led by a parliamentary initiative in Britain. The comment, attributed to a British MP, suggests forthcoming measures to curb irresponsible behavior among youth.
Premier Roblin, champion of the set speech, closed last week with a summary of the Throne Speech and a budget briefing his government’s $185 million current year program. Critics questioned land purchases, while opposition and Liberal Larry Desjardins clashed over arrogance and taunts as debate showed high levels and some support for old age pensions, auditor general, and public broadcasts, with progress on bills and estimates.
Stewart Mc Lean reports a Saskatchewan man has been chosen as a director of corrections for Manitoba, with the appointment announced last week. The move places a new leader in the provincial corrections administration and signals cross jurisdictional collaboration. The identity of the appointee is not disclosed in the brief notice.
Parliament nears end of its long session with Canada Pension Plan talks delaying third reading and a potential Throne Speech and budget. MPs debate radical Commons reforms while cabinet ministers clash over the package. Observers note possible continued Liberal challenges and no election in 1965. Direct Hansard remarks spotlight partisan tensions and cabinet dynamics.
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