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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 13, 1965
Page
2
The Times of London flags Canada’s struggle to balance American capital with preserving nationhood. The piece questions whether Canada can curb U S investment without lowering living standards, urging frank debate on authentic Canadianism and leadership.
George Hees argues for National Employment Service creating an odd-job section for unemployed over 45 and a Canadian youth corps for 16 to 21 year olds lacking trade school access. He cites practical home tasks like nursing, babysitting, mending, and handyman work to keep people employed and preserve dignity.
The piece notes wide range of goods stamped made in Japan from Uncle Sam ashtrays to maple leaf flags. It argues the maple leaf flag is manufactured in Japan, claims it is not official, and observes the item sells quickly despite doubts.
In the Budget debate Liberal back benchers lament that worthwhile resolutions are routinely voted down or sidetracked by amendments. They cite past instances including higher education council, public protector, land purchase committee, handicapped child survey, and a Portage highway. Veterans note such tactics are a political fact of life and often lead to government measures.
Manitoba Legislature votes 2 to 18 to reject a Liberal backed bill for municipalities to issue tax rebates directly to ratepayers. NDP and Social Credit join Liberals in favoring second reading. government majority opposes. Debate notes current rebate process and calls for further study of a shared services plan.
Parliament Hill report notes a ten percent basic income tax reduction starting January 1 while a Canada Pension Plan deduction begins. Take home pay may drop despite the tax cut. Education grants are lacking, with calls for higher funding and vocational school support. The 11 percent sales tax remains, burdening industry and medicines. A Senate reform bill aims to set retirement at 75 and diversify appointments beyond party lines.
Rural Municipality of North Norfolk proposes Bylaw 828 to borrow 147000 for water works and sewage in Local Improvement District No 1. Voting set for May 1 1965 at Austin Community Hall with counts to be tallied June 3 1965. Public posting and Gazette notice required.
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