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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 27, 1967
Page
2
A group including residents and town leaders request the local editor stop adverse publicity in The Pas Herald. They argue constructive criticism is useful but current reporting harms growth and future prospects.
Readers' views surge amid claim of suppressing free speech by Manitoba Government and private industry. The Herald notes past editorials on local projects and recent items such as purse snatching assaults and car thefts, while reflecting on community nerve and press coverage.
The Pas voices concern over tight money, governance, and local welfare. The Herald cites calls for stronger police support and housing actions while noting housing delays hamper private industry. Mayor quoted in Winnipeg coverage. residents insist The Pas can do better and demand clear answers from government.
A reader defends MP Jack Carroll and the Manitoba government for investments in northern Manitoba. He credits Carroll with key decisions and urges the paper to publish his endorsement while noting ongoing issues require grassroots resolve.
The Taiga Times reports on Jane Sherman of Churchill seeking a sponsor for her entry in the World Championship Dog Derby at The Pas next February. If Sherman competes and Teddy McDougald returns from Prince Albert, two lady mushers will race the 150 miles. Also covered are truck parking restrictions in Flin Flon, Christmas decor prizes, and a notable visit by Bill Burns of Manitoba Telephones.
The page shows a detailed hourly lineup from 9:00 a.m. Test Pattern to 11:10 p.m. She Couldn't Say No. Programs include A Matter of Fact Canadian Schools Guiding Light The Honeymooners Red Skelton Hour Wojeck and The Show of the Week.
Television listing shows daily film and program slots with start times from 10:00 to 9:30 PM on January 3 and a 1:00 PM slot on January 4. Programs include King's Outlaw Search for Tomorrow Cuisine Let's Go He and She View of a Few Mothers-in-Law Mission Impossible 20 Million Questions The Paper People and Pete and Gladys.
A dated TV guide lists Saturday January 6 with test pattern at 3 30 and a lineup including Keen Ice Moby Dick Bugs Bunny This Land of Ours NHL Hockey Beverly Hillbillies In Person and High Chaparral. Sunday January 7 offers Gardening All in the Family Country Calendar Man Alive Hymn Sing Walt Disney Centennial Year End Flashback Ed Sullivan Bonanza The Way It Is and Holiday for Lovers. Monday January 8 features Manitoba Schools and Charlie Chaplin along with Ever Widening Waves.
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