Manitoban on CBC board seeks Winnipeg focus in TV policy
Winnipeg based E B Osler joins CBC board of eleven and urges more Winnipeg produced programs, fewer Toronto centered decisions, and French Canadian content. He advocates fewer commercials and questions northern Manitoba TV access with late hockey and news coverage.
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Winnipeg
CBC
Osler
Louis Riel
Mr. Osler
Manitoba
Lynn Lake
Snow Lake
Gazing Ahead: Oc c as in Town Budget Outlook
The writer predicts the 72 mill rate will hold or fall by a couple of mills as the School Board struggles to stay within budget. Public works funding grows with provincial grants and larger assessments, while districts outside town face reassessments. Police costs remain restrained as council faces grant and rebate pressures.
The Pas North Manitoba outlook and memories for 1965
The piece surveys The Pas prospects for 1965 including a Centennial program, a technical school, power rate cut, pulp mill rumors, increased tourism, Indian relations talk, and a school board candidacy scramble. It notes mining activity, a possible Trout and Trappers Festival merger, bingo as a nightly staple, welfare focus, curling ice, inter collegiate sport, and a festive Christmas rooster anecdote. It also recalls a 6 percent copper assay near Cranberry Portage and honors Roger Chartrand on the 20th anniversary of a WWII flying tour with a worldwide telephone link among crew members.
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Manitoba
Pas
Gene Telpner
Free Press
Roger Chartrand
Fred Jeffery
Montreal
Ohio
Nottingham
England
Roger
Jane
432 Squadron
Eddie
China uses early indoctrination to mold the next generation
An observation of Chinese schooling shows kindergarten programs teaching the Five Loves and fostering devotion to the state. Children are introduced to Mao Tse-Tung as an idol, with education extending through schools and the Children’s Palace to cultivate socialist consciousness and loyalty.
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China
Communist Party
Mao Tse-Tung
Chairman Mao
Shanghai
Fragmentary note on views and knowledge (continued)
Incomplete text references views and knowledge and mentions continuation on page 3, suggesting discussion of beliefs and education but lacking decisive details or names.
Television Guide for The Pas January 6 1965
TV schedule spanning January 6 to 12 1965 lists daily daytime and evening programming. Notable entries include Perry Mason The Barnstormers Bugs Bunny Beverly Hillbillies Ed Sullivan Bonanza and Ed Sullivan with signoff at 11 pm. Sunday features The Cranes are Flying Heritage Time of Your Life and Bonanza.
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the Barnstormers
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