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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 28, 1966
Page
3
The writer warns Canadian labour may be slipping as radical union groups gain power and push hard demands. He cites the Ontario Teamsters and questions whether a secret ballot could have changed the outcome. Call to action urges MPs and MLAs to tighten laws and curb unruly union practices to protect the economy.
A Better Way Late argues the Royal Commission on bilingualism and biculturalism will not fix Canada’s English French tensions. It cites rising costs, limited powers to set lasting solutions, and optimism for Western integration through cultural mixing and cross region ties.
National Safety League and National Safety Council sponsor Child Safety Day on May 1 1966 to raise awareness of the high rate of preventable injuries and deaths among children. The effort highlights that accidents result from multiple factors including hunger fatigue and unfamiliar caregivers and urges adult action to protect child safety and education.
A roundup of Melita Manitoba memories includes T. A. Blackwell resigning from the town council, a by law cutting auto speed to six mph, a minister moving to Alexander, and local shop transfers. Prairie lands sold, school staff changes, jail escape recounted, and long distance lines connected at the border.
George Punch Imlach, 48, signed a new three year contract to stay as general manager and coach of the Toronto Maple Leafs. He built three straight Stanley Cup teams beginning in 1962 and is crucial to retaining top talent ahead of six new expansion clubs joining the NHL in 1967.
The W L Spring board meeting occurred April 17. The area reports about 75 percent of its wheat acreage in the ground. Easter week featured beautiful weather with weekly highs around 71 to 72 degrees. Continued on page 7.
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