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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 22, 1962
Page
5
About 25 percent of Japan's raw silk production is purchased by the United States, highlighting strong demand from American buyers and the close trade ties between the two nations.
The University of Saskatchewan board approves the initial Regina Campus plan with three connected units costing about 6 million dollars. The complex will house Arts and Science, 1200 students, lecture theatres, offices, library and lounges on elevated podiums forming interior courtyards.
Elephants in India are retired as tractors take over tasks, leaving Jaipur as one of the last places for elephant rides. The Cunard liner Caronia will bring overland tours to Jaipur next winter, with final rides before January 25 as the Coronia sails from New York.
A spokesman for Northern Ireland Pigs Marketing Board says fresh pork will be sold in America and Canada if talks succeed. He notes sample carcases sent to American packers were judged first class sides of the very best quality.
A giant golden eagle perched on a Chicago roof pounced on a small dog, lifting it briefly before the owner drove the bird off with a broom. Police, fire department, and 300 onlookers chased the bird until a tranquilizer brought it down. The eagle was sent to Lincoln Park Zoo.
Some U S farm experts say corn silage provides 25 percent more nutrition than when fed as grain and fodder to animals. The claim highlights silage as a feed option to improve livestock diet and efficiency.
The new pictorial editorial feature Below Olympus by Frank Interlandi debuts with social satire not tied to current figures. Interlandi targets broad political and social topics with biting humor and striking art after winning national cartoon prizes.
The article argues fall holidays offer lower cottage rates and quieter roads after Labour Day. Couples with flexible schedules can explore more communities by car, enjoying autumn scenery, hardwood fires, and peaceful lake towns for a relaxing retreat before returning to city work.
The passage notes that opinion pieces in this newspaper do not represent the editor's official stance. Readers are urged to distinguish between columnist viewpoints and institutional positions of the newspaper.
The Claresholm Chamber of Commerce hosted a social evening for visiting hunters to showcase the town as a welcoming community. The low cost event generated positive impressions, with many hunters noting the idea and promising to return, boosting local business during hunting season.
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