Compulsory auto insurance eyed to curb rising rates
The Minnesota Tribune highlights growing auto insurance costs and supports Manitoba and Saskatchewan moves toward compulsory plans. It argues compulsory coverage would reduce unwarranted hardship for accident victims and curb private insurers' reluctance to pay claims, noting Saskatchewan's fewer court cases due to mandatory coverage.
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Sapereguleroass
Saskatchewan
North America
Manitoba
Minnedose Tribune
Thompson Muir wedding at Rapid City March 18
Olive Irene Muir and David Edgar Thompson wed at United church Rapid City with Dr J C Parker officiating. The bride wore white satin with lace and carried yellow roses. attendants wore Kelly green gowns. Reception at Legion Hall followed by a trip to western points. couple to reside in Brandon.
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Rapid City United Church
Olive Irene
William Donald
Muir
Rapid City
David Edgar
Thompson
Stephen Edgar ‘Thompson
Brandon
J. C. Parker
Fred Hales
Ralph Wells
Carlynn Nielson
Heather Thompson
Pat Barker
Dwight Thompson
Garry Thompson
Gregory Muir
Harold Hyndman
Legion Hall
Western Points
Russell St
Isolated Religion Won't Survive
Mr. Stanley Knowles of the New Democratic Party urged at United College that isolated dogmas will not endure as rapid world changes reshape religion. He called for a real religious message focused on human needs and values to help people find meaning and cope with upheaval. Honorary divinity degrees were awarded to Rev H. J. Bowman, Rev. Wesley Harland, and Rev. Walter J. Spence. Knowles was made a fellow of the College.
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Stanley Knowles
New Democratic Party
North
United College
H. J. Bowman
Portage la Prairie
Wesley Harland
Island Lake
Walter J. Spence
St. Boniface
Knowles
United Church
The
College
Pan Am Games prep mobilizes Winnipeg base facilities
Canadian Armed Forces begin moving 2,300 guests into Fort Osborne 1 Barracks as Winnipeg readies for the 1967 Pan-American Games. Lt. Col. John de Domenico leads 1,000 troops clearing two thirds of the base for the Pan Am Village while 26 buildings are turned over to the Games Society.
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Fort Osborne
Winnipeg
John de Domenico
Pan‘Am
Selkirk
la Verendrye
Col. de Domenica
Bill Cheadle
Games Society
Fiscal expert questions Canada’s ability to fund three-level government spending
Gordon Lawson, Manitoba Economic Consultative Board chair, warned that a third of Canada’s GDP goes to taxes and excessive spending by federal, provincial, and municipal levels risks overtaxing citizens and harming the economy. He urged coordinated tax sharing and questioned civil service overhead and the feasibility of programs like medical care insurance amid rising public payrolls.
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Canada
Gordon Lawson
James Richardson and Sons
Manitoba Economic Consultative Board
Lawson
Chamber of Commerce
St. James
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de Domenico
Col. Domenico
Pat Hunter
Don Angle
Peter Heenan
Richard Stovel
Defence’ Department
Mr. Lawson
HO Hoyday
Sortage
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Trimble’s
Portage LA Prairie, Manitoba
McLaren
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Europe
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