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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 12, 1964
Page
2
A Manitoba town endorses continuing police assisted ambulance calls without charges inside town limits. It denounces an RCMP memo for creating boundaries and urges reliance on mutual cooperation without extra administration. The writer urges towns to handle ambulance needs locally, not through bureaucratic invoicing.
A reader questions Liberal policy shifts on student loans as a replacement for promised scholarships. The piece argues against equating higher income with happiness and notes many achievers succeed without university degrees, challenging the notion of a narrow elite dedicated to Doctors, Lawyers, and Engineers.
The text argues for more Doctors, Scientists, and Teachers as essential for the nation. It rejects debt for students, noting scholarships can enable study without financial burden and support a larger educated workforce.
An editorial from Birch Bark Mail discusses a forthcoming liquor referendum on The Pas Reserve. It weighs effects of allowing liquor, concerns about youth, budgets, and community reputation, arguing restrictions drive hidden alcohol use and urging thoughtful consideration.
Manitoba Movement Mayor Harold Mubberley of Dauphin resigns as associate director of the Manitoba Travel and Convention Association. He cites not wanting to apologize for actions promoting Dauphin and area in publicity. The piece argues the group favors Winnipeg, urging reforms and broader provincial scope with targeted tourism efforts for northern Manitoba.
A critical column skewers CBC executives and long running TV and radio practices. The piece attacks repetitive safety ads, aging programs like Great Movies, and costly promotions including Ed Sullivan and a Pearson extravaganza while noting high salaries and taxpayer funds.
In The Pas, advertisers and readers align with The Herald to support community news and local business guidance. The partnership emphasizes trusted reporting and accessible information for residents and merchants alike.
Jim Gray head of the Hudson Bay Route Association led a Manitoba Canada tour showing optimism for expanding Churchill port use. He claims Russia and other iron curtain nations are aware of Churchill grain shipping advantages and notes ongoing talks with a Danish Polar fleet to boost Arctic trade through The Pas and Manitoba ports.
Listing shows daily timetable with multiple shows across hours from 4:30 to 10:30, including News and signoffs. Notable items include Perry Mason, Alfred Hitchcock, The Beverly Hillbillies, The Defenders, and Patty Duke. August 17 and 18 entries include Channel listings and program titles for Dial Electric Co blocks.
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