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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 21, 1964
Page
10
Lewis F. Powell Jr. warned at a luncheon that tolerance has reached moral sickness. He named juvenile drinking, traffic law violations, obscenity, insurance fraud, divorce law circumvention, and condoning violence as examples to beware. He urged readers to remember and heed his point.
The Prairie Farm Rehabilitation Administration expects 145000 animals to be carried on community pastures this summer across the Prairie Provinces. Plans aim for full capacity but water support may be inadequate in southwestern regions. Artificial insemination will be available on seven pastures, up from five last year.
A survey shows Valdez harbor depths dropping from 222 406 feet to 48 160 feet, Seward harbor deepening to 390 450 feet, and Whittier harbor with a deep fissure but no navigation obstructions. Tidal waves wrecked docks and Alaska faced tax revenue losses totaling about 28 5 million through 1966 with over 16 million in earthquake expenses.
Muriel Wiggle expected no Mrs Wiggle during engagement with Trevor Wiggle. Journalists spot legal notice listing Goodman and Wiggle variants in an undefended divorce suit. In Little Dean Gloucestershire the Wiggles remain a long standing family despite name changes.
The text notes that events in dreams tend to appear in gray tones rather than colors. Colored images occur but are far less common than expected, with no satisfactory explanation offered.
Education Minister O A Turnbull and University of Saskatchewan chair E C Leslie announce a new pact within Saskatchewans education system. The agreement unites teacher training into a single program under university resources and sets a board to design courses for ministerial certification and university degrees, subject to senate ratification. The piece notes the origin of the word thug from a band of Indian murderers active 1830 to 1840.
New York stylist offers crease resistant and non crush fabrics for a World’s Fair wardrobe. Crepe and glamorous fabrics suit a Top of the Fair dinner or dancing, with patterns 4712 4763 4766 and yardages listed for misses sizes 10-18.
A $500 cash prize will go to any Canadian whose distinctive flag design is approved by the Saskatchewan Jubilee and Centennial Corporation. Submissions must be on bristol board, use red green and gold, and arrive by August 31 1964. The winning design will be unveiled at the Diamond Jubilee kick off in January and used in 1967 celebrations.
Lance-Corporal Tom Hooper confirms retirement on June 27 after a service begun in 1917. He says his aim was to see the Kaiser off, marking the end of a long, historic career.
Lana Wood 18 is engaged to Karl Brent road manager for Judy Garland and executive of her production company. Brent is married before, as is Lana, who began acting as a child alongside her sister. Their designer father and dancer mother are noted Hollywood figures. Red Skelton plans Tokyo visit for Olympics and showcases in Palm Springs. The New York World's Fair Hollywood pavilion will mirror Grauman's Chinese Theatre with a museum and film sets.
A report notes that an angry swan can inflict a broken leg with a single wing stroke. The statement highlights the swan’s potential danger to humans and suggests caution near the bird.
An old advisory urges denture wearers to sprinkle FASTE alkaline powder on plates to secure a firmer fit and reduce plate odor. The claim highlights improved comfort and reliability to avoid embarrassing slips.
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