Treat Indians As Individuals Speaker Says at Winnipeg Meeting
Dr Wilma Victor of Utah urged recognizing Indians as individuals not groups to aid integration, speaking in Winnipeg to educators working with Indian and Eskimo students. She warned that state or provincial action cannot fix the problem without individual recognition. John Milner of Frontier Collegiate Cranberry Portage noted group treatment is common in the south, while Frontier Collegiate serves 200 Indian Metis and white students with no evidence of discrimination.
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Wilma Victor
Utah
Victor
Winnipeg
Manitoba
John Milner
The
Frontier Collegiate
Cranberry Portage
Man
South
Traffic Woes Rise In Downtown Winnipeg During Rush Hour
A two year study on Winnipeg Metropolitan traffic shows average downtown speeds drop seven mph in the morning rush. The 500000 resident area reports 17900 vehicles entering and 9000 leaving downtown per peak hour, with Portage Ave at Main St and Portage and Memorial Boulevard as overloaded intersections. Transit buses crawl about 14 mph at peak, taking twice as long as cars between points.
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Winnipeg
Streets and Transit Committee
Streets and Transit
D. J. MacDonald
Gosh
Golly
Assiniboine
Higgins Ave
Portage Ave
Main St
Portage
Memorial Boulevard
Portage and
Spence St
Perimeter Highway
Donald St
Sherbrook St
Mace
Province Pushes To Retain Dominion
The Manitoba brief argues CPR worked to downgrade passenger service and cites a 1880 contract granting the rail giant perpetual duties. Arthur Mauro claims CPR benefited from $25 million and vast land in exchange, and that relieving the Dominion train would hurt public service and passengers. Public hearings in Winnipeg scrutinize CPR elimination plans.
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Canadian Pacific Railway
Canada
Arthur V. Mauro
CPR
Dominion
Mauro
United Nations Charter and Work Explained
An overview of the United Nations’ aims, structure, and functions. It covers the General Assembly, Security Council roles, budgeting, membership, and the organization’s aims for peaceful conflict resolution and global development. It notes UN origins in 1945 and its growth to over 100 nations.
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United Nations
General Assembly
General Assembly of
The
Organization
Assembly
Trusteeship Council
Security Council
Economic and Social Council
International Court of Justice
Secretariat
Gui Tours
U.N
Assenfly
Manitoba set to vote June 23 in provincial election
Premier Duff Roblin announced a Manitoba general election for June 23 with Churchill riding voting July 7 due to weather. The Liberal and NDP figures denounced the move while Roblin touted provincial development plans and two ministers retiring.
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Duff Roblin
Manitoba
Churchill
Prince Edward Island
Quebec
Roblin
R. S. Bowles
Conservatives
Liberals
New Democratic Party
Social Credit
NDP
Nelson River
Pas
Liberal-Progressives
George Hutton
Lutheran
United Nations
Maitland Steinkopf
Abram Harrison
A. R
Russ) Paulley
Treasury
Paulley
Carman Officials Nominate Two For Vacant Town Council Seat
Former councillor J. W. Hetherington and James V. Janick filed nomination papers for a May 27 by election to fill a Carman town council vacancy created after Hetherington missed six meetings. He said he was unaware of the Municipal Act rule.
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J. W. Hetherington
James V. Janick
Carman Town
Hetherington
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Macgregor Herald
Post Ofco
Audit Bureau OF Circulation
Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association
Manitoba Weekly Newspaper Association
Ole Corral
United Nations Work
John Diefenbaker
D. L. Campbell
Lakeside
Frank Sims
MacGregor
North Norfolk
Campbell
Ore
Gildas Molgat
Molgat
Sair
Carman Post
Denwal Pharmacy
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