Unsatisfied Judgment Fund Surcharge Suspended by Premier Roblin
Premier Duff Roblin announced suspension of the 50 cent annual licencing surcharge into the Unsatisfied Judgment Fund starting with the new year. The fund sits around 485000 dollars with a 100000-dollar threshold to reimpose charges.
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Duff Roblin
Roblin
Curriculum Studies Reports For Educators Released
Reports of two curriculum revision seminars from July and August will be distributed to educational groups for study. Hon. George Johnson says the elementary seminar outlines revised program content for grades one to eight, and a second on occupational entrance proposes a new system for unsuitable courses. Also announced is a provisional unified guidance program for grades seven to twelve with detailed outlines, aiding social, educational and vocational guidance.
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George Johnson
Manitoba
Johnson
McLaughlin
How Good is the Army Kenya’s Kenyatta Offers Troops Abroad
Prime Minister Kenyatta proposes Kenyan troops to Britain to pressure Southern Rhodesia’s white minority rule while recalling a prior SOS to London for UK troops to quell a mutiny by Kenyan soldiers. The piece questions army discipline and potential actions if deployed.
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Water as a Popular Commodity Across Province
The Manitoba Water Supply Board targets two more years of project work as towns such as Kelwood Strathclair and Russell prepare connected supply systems by year end. Since 1959 the board has tapped sources built pipelines and treatment plants for 14 communities with rates ranging from five cents to 2.25 dollars per thousand gallons.
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Russell
the Water Supply Board
Kelwood
Water Supply Board
New Device Records Unborn Baby Heartbeat At Convention
A three ounce box like monitor demonstrated by Dr Michael Bruser at the Manitoba Medical Association convention records the unborn heartbeat. Built by Hargrave Industries Winnipeg the device uses wire pickups transistorized batteries and a loudspeaker to hear the heartbeat from another room. Tested at Misericordia Hospital the unit still experiments with minor problems. It aims to provide constant heartbeat checks before or during labor to detect discrepancies or heart conditions.
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Michael Bruser
Winnipeg
Hargrave Industries of
Bruser
Misericordia
Braser
Press Council chief urges press right to criticize govt
Lord Devlin, chair of the British Press Council, told the Winnipeg Press Club that the press has both a right and duty to criticize government. He warned against the press becoming part of the establishment, stressing fair criticism to maintain democracy and respect, and noted the council as a ten year old self discipline body protecting free publishing.
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Lord Devlin
British Press Council
Winnipeg Cathedral wedding ties Myrna White to Bernhard Schopohl
Myrna Louise White daughter of Mrs. Harold Orchard of MacGregor and the late Benjamin White wed Bernhard Andreas Schopohl son of Mr and Mrs Heinrich Schopohl of Lichenau West Germany in St Marys Cathedral Winnipeg Rev Hoecks officiated The bride wore a peau de soie gown with bateau neckline and watteau train and carried pink roses and white Stephanotis The couple will reside in Winnipeg at 755 Westminster Ave after a honeymoon trip east.
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Myrna Louise White
Harold Orchard
MacGregor
Benjamin White
Westbourne
Bernhard Andreas Schopohl
Heinrich Schopohl
Lichenau
West Germany
Hoecks
Florence Paton
Werner Kushner
Norman Didier
Grace
Ken. Paton
Lynn White
Points East
Westminster Ave
Showers Honor Myrna White
A miscellaneous shower honoring Miss Myrna White, bride elect of October 10, was held October 1 at United church hall. Guests presented corsages, a box of gifts emerged from carpenters, and Myrna thanked attendees before inviting them to Winnipeg. Hostesses served lunch and city guests later enjoyed a further shower at Bev MacDonald’s Winnipeg home.
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Myrna White
United Church Hall
Winnie Critchlow
Myrna
Elsie Douglas
Orchard
Helen Dankesreiter
Joe Moore
Ed Chant
Mabel Palmer
Margaret Olito
Doris McCarl
Lil Glover
Beverly MacDonald
Kathy Anderson
Hazel Pennell
Bev MacDonald
Winnipeg
Myrna “White
Unemployment Dips To A Lower Mark In Canada
Canada's unemployment in mid September stood at an estimated 218000, down 29000 from August and 32000 below September 1963, with a 3.1 percent rate of the national labor force. Total employment totaled 6754000, reflecting a school-start withdrawal offset by 69000 older workers. Regional rates varied, Atlantic 5.4 percent, Prairie 1.6, Quebec 4.3, Ontario 2.2, British Columbia 3.9.
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Bureau of Statistics
Labor Department
Ito
Altor
Atlantic
Prairie
Quebec
Ontario
British Columbia
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