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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 21, 1963
Page
2
Ambrose Hills argues that many people insure for family support, yet succession duties burden widows and widowers with taxes. He suggests citizens know little of death costs and calls for reform to ease tax burdens on modest means families and reduce government revenue from bereaved estates.
Commentary argues television shows rely on repeats and dull summer fare, urging stronger summer programming. It critiques private broadcasters and CBC for failing to innovate, noting climate and seasons impact on viewership and investments.
A discussion contrasts FCC actions in the United States with broadcast regulation in Canada. It argues that governments should limit involvement in news, leaving reporting to press and broadcasters while warning that state content often carries propaganda and politics rather than objective information.
The advertising manager of a large grocery chain notes solid profits and volume through 1963, aided by lower prices than competitors. He argues government taxes and spending affect prices, and stresses that employees and bosses must use modern tools to stay competitive as the industry looks to improved results in 1964.
A Canadian focus on teenage hunting accidents shows youths under 20 accounting for about 45 percent of incidents. The piece urges mandatory hunter safety training, citing Ontario and NRA courses, plus home safety education to reduce tragedies.
A House of Commons elections committee unanimously endorsed lowering the federal voting age to 18 from 21. The proposal would add about 750 000 18 to 21 year olds to voters, with about 10 million eligible voters 21 and over. Some provinces already allow under 21 voting. Saskatchewan and Quebec use 18. Alberta and British Columbia use 19. Maurice J. Moreau moved the motion, backed by Frank Howard, tying to the Liberal pledge to extend rights to 18 year olds.
Manitoba production of the tenth edition Trade Directory for Firms and Exporters is underway by Stovel Advocate Publications Ltd. Applications for listing are now mailed to manufacturers and distributors with a November 30 return deadline. Hon. Gurney Evans says listings will be free of charge and include firm name, products, senior executives, and contact details.
Tetanus or rockjaw is caused by a germ entering via a wound and often proves fatal. The disease comes from contaminated soil. Children can be immunized with tetanus toxoid during their inoculations against smallpox, whooping cough, and diphtheria.
The message urges lifelong income awareness and advises reviewing retirement needs now. It outlines dependencies on savings or company plans and offers help to plan the income required for a secure retirement.
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