Roblin proposals target welfare reform and Community Development
The Welfare Premier Duff Roblin seeks federal welfare reform and adds critique of the Community Development Officers program in Manitoba. The piece notes high costs, limited local impact, and concerns over funding, projects, and efficacy including Indian Handicraft, a souvenir centre in Churchill, and stalled local improvements in The Pas.
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Duff Roblin
Conservative
Employment Service for Indigenous Peoples Reaches Conclusion
An employment opportunity service for Indians and Metis has concluded its operations. The brief note indicates a retirement or end of program activities, with no further details on successor programs or impacts provided.
Manitoba Welfare Scheme Criticized as Inefficient
A wary observer calls a provincial welfare project the worst of its kind in Manitoba, suggesting it could be scrapped. The remark underscores concerns about cost, effectiveness, and political support for the program.
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Manitoba
Election contradictions in South Vietnam amid war turmoil
The piece notes Sept. 3 Vietnamese presidential and vice presidential elections amid war torn South Vietnam. It highlights illiteracy, partisan divisions, and Viet Cong control, with Cao Ky and Van Thieu on the ticket and Tran Van Huong among civilian candidates. It questions democracy gains and U.S. support as domestic and international pressures grow. Toronto Telegram News Service
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South Vietnam
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van Thieu
Democratic Party
Tran van Huong
New York Times
Roblin urges revising universal welfare to focus on need
Duff Roblin calls for reforming universal welfare to aid those who need, not all citizens equally. He opposes across the board payments and the old means test, arguing assistance must be based on living standards and medical needs rather than home ownership or income.
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Duff Roblin
Labor Party
Ray Gunter
Labor
Wilson
Britain
Canada
Winnipeg Tribune
Notice on copyright and broadcasting rights
A notice from The Rae Herald states that news stories originate from Norman Publishers Ltd and its writers. It warns that broadcast in whole or part without proper credit to The Pas Herald is prohibited. The author is identified as the source of the material.
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the Pas
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Canada
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Dial Television Schedule Listings for August 23 to September 4
The page lists a dense set of TV programs across days August 23 to September 4 including test patterns luncheons gardens and various dramas comedies and news segments. Notable entries include Coronation Street Green Acres Bob Hope Theatre CFL Football CBC News and Ed Sullivan with time blocks and channel notes.
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Guiding Light
Ed. Allen
Coronation Street
Forest Rangers
Canada Outdoors
MysThree Sons
Green Acres
Bob Hope Theatre
Park
CBC News
Ed Allen
Canada
Pavilion
Centennial International
Wojeck
Queb
Webster Boy
Television Schedule Fragments for September Readout
A dense list of TV slots and show names for several days, including The Game of Scouting Gilligan's Island and Hogan's Heroes. The document notes times and program titles across Friday Saturday and Tuesday with entries like Daktari The Saint and News Magazine.
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Century West
U.N.C.L.E
O'Brien
CBC News
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