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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 21, 1964
Page
2
Lewis Powell Jr. called out moral sickness and tolerance of societal ills at a luncheon. He cited juvenile drinking traffic law violations obscenity and pornography illegal gambling insurance fraud divorce circumvention and general disregard of law as root causes of lawlessness.
The Prairie Farm Rehabilitation Administration plans to carry 145000 animals on community pastures in the Prairie Provinces this summer. Water supply in southwestern Saskatchewan areas may be insufficient. Artificial insemination will be offered on seven pastures, up from five previously.
A survey by two U.S. government ships shows Seward harbor depths increasing from 30 to 120 feet to 280 to 450 feet in a dock area while Whittier harbor reveals a deep fissure at the bottom. Tidal waves destroyed most dock facilities and Alaska faces nearly 28.5 million dollars in tax revenue losses through 1966 with more than 16 million dollars in earthquake expenses.
A court notice shows Muriel Wiggle and Trevor Wiggle in an unfended divorce suit. The tale recalls Muriel’s demand that she not become Mrs Wiggle, Trevor’s name change to Goodman, and local village resistance to the Wiggle name in Little Dean Gloucestershire.
The text describes how events in dreams tend to appear in gray tones more often than in color. It notes that colored images do occur but are far less common than expected, and that there is no satisfactory explanation yet.
Education Minister O A Turnbull and University of Saskatchewan Board Chairman Dr E C Leslie sign an agreement uniting teacher training under university programs. The pact creates a Board of Teacher Education to develop courses for ministerial certification and university degrees, subject to senate ratification.
The term thug comes from a band of professional murderers who terrorized India until they were stamped out by the British between 1830 and 1840.
Readers get pattern suggestions for a crease resistant Chanel type suit and A line dress suitable for World’s Fair events. Patterns No 4766 4712 and 4763 offer fabrics like linen rayon crepe and glam brocade with yardage and size details for Misses sizes 10-18.
A $500 award awaits the designer of Saskatchewan's distinctive provincial flag. Submissions must use red green and gold and be non abstract on an 8x11 bristol board. Entries postmarked by August 31, 1964, become the property of the Saskatchewan Jubilee and Centennial Corporation.
Britain's oldest serviceman Lance-Corporal Tom Hooper will retire on June 27, his 65th birthday, ending a career that began in 1917. He stated his aim was simply to see the Kaiser off.
Actress Natare Woods parts as sister Lana Wood becomes engaged to Karl Brent road manager for Judy Garland and VP of her production company. Brent and Lana both have prior marriages and long acting histories. Red Skelton plans a Japanese styled dressing room and may move his family to Tokyo for the Olympics. The Hollywood pavilion at the New York World's Fair will mimic Grauman's Chinese Theatre front with forecourt and star imprints, plus a museum, film sets, and guest appearances.
A swan strikes with its wings and injures a man, causing a broken leg after a forceful wing stroke. The incident highlights the danger posed by aggressive birds in close encounters near water.
An ad urges users of false teeth to sprinkle FAST, an alkaline powder, on plates to prevent wobble and embarrassment. It claims the product keeps plates secure, adds comfort, and controls odor, and it touts availability at drug counters everywhere.
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