Growth inhibitors promise lawn care revolution in homes
The article notes a shift toward new industry with less publicity than farm pictures, aiding home gardeners with fertilizers, weed killers, insect sprays, and plant disease treatments. It highlights vast acreages, improved equipment, and the lax burden on families, while mentioning a cheap growth inhibitor to curb grass height to two inches.
Theologian Barth Sees Inferno in U S Prisons
Swiss theologian Dr Karl Barth tours a large American prison and reports horror at the cells and privacy lacking atmosphere, likening it to Dante's inferno. Barth, who conducts regular prison services in Basel, hopes the experience spurs church action and concern.
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United States
Karl Barth
Don’t Die For Rights on Vacation Highways
Canadian Highway Safety Council warns drivers die when refusing to yield on crowded highways. They urge giving way to avoid tragedy during vacation travel, noting the right of way can be fatal if clung to amid errant oncoming vehicles.
Local Correspondents Serve Castlegar District News
A seventh editorial stresses the vital role of district correspondents for Renata Deer Park Syringa Creek Robson Brilliant Blueberry Creek Castlegar and Kinnaird. It notes reporters provide community news, aid public service, and support the paper’s business model without editorials being influenced by advertisers.
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Castlegar
Renata
Deer Park
Syringa Creek
Robson
Brilliant
Blueberry Creek
Kinnaird
Castlegar District
Libau farmer licks wet field with tracked swather
Libau Manitoba man uses bombardier tracks on a self propelled swather to float over soggy fields. The device lightens ground pressure and lets him cut oats and Pembina wheat in waterlogged plots where neighbors struggle. He credited a Winnipeg engineering firm background for the idea. Libau lies 42 miles northeast of Winnipeg.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Nan
Spaceflight research and evolving spacecraft design notes
The article examines Mercury program lessons from Scott Carpenter's Aurora 7 mission, detailing attitude control, fuel use, and instrument decisions including telescope removal. It highlights flight-oversight focus on pilot performance and spacecraft systems, plus future mission implications and safety considerations. It also surveys topics on green turtle migration studies and global population growth with demographic details from the Population Reference Bureau.
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Scott Carpenter
John Glenn
Carpenter
Space Agency
Earth
Utah
Ascension Island
Caribbean
Archie Carr
University of Florida
Tortuguero
United Nations
Population Reference Bureau
China
The Battle Between CBC and Broadcasting Authority
A CBC facing friction with Canada’s Board of Broadcast Governors over regulatory power. The BBG favored a softer stance toward the CBC while the broadcaster seeks autonomy to align with public needs. The piece reflects on CBC’s historic regulatory shifts and the country’s broadcasting needs.
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CBC
Broadcasting Authority
Board of Broadcast Governors
BBG
BEG
Canada
CBC Costs and Public Funding Debate Echoes Through Years
The piece contends CBC has grown costly, failing to share loads with broadcasters, while critics point to a few strong programs as justification for broad public funding. It notes political and media influence, warns taxpayers to prepare for continued costs, and includes memoir-like anecdotes about journalism tradecraft and a Manitoba field memory.
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CBC
BBG
Mr. Taxpayer
Let’s Credit the Store for Defective Canadian Goods
A Winnipeg reader commends a large department store for crediting an entire defective expensive item after a polite complaint. They urge higher standards in all tasks from welding to cashiering, stressing the value of Canadian-made goods and better service to prevent losses and improve national welfare.
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Vst
Winnipeg
Public Notice MacGregor By law on local water and sewer financing
The Village of MacGregor Manitoba publishes a notice under The Municipal Act Cap 173 RSM 1954 proposing By law No 110 to borrow 177700 for water and sewage works in Local Improvement District No 1 and details the levy, shares, and a vote date set for November 6 1982 with tallying on November 16 1962 at the village offices.
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MacGregor
Anid
Manitoba
McGroge
Noverber
Vilage
MacCrepo
C.S.T
Electric baseboard heaters blend with home decor
Over one million Canadian homes now use electric heat in one or more rooms. Portable supplementary electric heating offers health protection and flexibility for winter use, with baseboard units easily painted to match walls and woodwork.
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