Canada prepares new broadcasting act amid CBC critique
Prime Minister Pearson forms a seven member cabinet committee to draft a new Canadian broadcasting act. The Fowler Report criticized CBC and private broadcasters and urged a Board of Broadcast Governors. Debate centers on CBC's public aims versus commercial pressures and the coming color TV era.
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Radio and Television Broadcasting
Canada
Pearson
Fowler
CBC
Board of Broadcast Governors
C. D. Howe
Royal Commission
House Broadcasting Committee
Prairies
Ralph Cowan
Toronto
Judy Lamarsh
House Committee
U.S
Fife
Choice TV
CTV
Booklet Highlights Forty Years of The Pas Racing Festivities
The booklet continues a heavy demand for detailed history of The Pas racing over the past fifty years. It carries many photographs and stories from the festival, plus the daily program and other pertinent data.
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The
Pas
Development needs for vocational guidance and placement services
The text advocates expanding vocational counselling training guidance and placement to aid people leaving under developed areas. It highlights sheltered workshops friendship centres housing mobility allowances and relocation allowances social orientation courses and adult education measures as high priority services.
Ottawa urged to share child welfare costs with feds
Manitoba welfare minister John B. Carroll urged Ottawa on Friday to finance child welfare as part of a broader Canada Assistance Plan. He warned neglect now creates future dependency and called for stronger services, social concern, and experiments to reintegrate dependents into Canadian society.
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Ottawa
Manitoba
John B. Carroll
Carroll
Canadian assistance plan fundraiser cited in Salter Jarvis project focus
Mr Carrell spoke on sharing costs for experimental programs aimed at reducing dependency. He highlighted the multi service family project in Salter Jarvis as a major experiment, noting self help Indian and Métis Friendship Centres, day centres for dependent mothers to work, and sheltered workshops as efforts to boost outcomes for more people.
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Carrell
Salter-Jarvis
Manitoba push against welfare aid penalties at Ottawa meeting
Welfare minister Hon. John B. Carroll urged Ottawa to exclude provinces with advance welfare programs from harsh Canada Assistance Plan penalties. He cited Manitoba’s 1959 social allowances, Mothers’ Allowance, and other pioneering services as examples of need-based, staff-supported programs already in place.
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John B. Carroll
Manitoba
Ottawa
Canada
Carroll
Salter
Jarvis
Winnipeg
Manitoba teen Nora fosters Indian community work and sports fame
Nora, a Manitoba student, supports Indian betterment through the Indian Council and Canadian Indian Youth Council. She has lived in Thompson and Winnipeg, studied modelling, and worked as a secretary. She hosted for the Big Blue Booster Club and represented Manitoba in the Princess Canada contest.
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Ballantyne
Prince Albert and
Flin Flon
Thompson
Nora
Mai Indian Council
Canadian Indian Youth Council
Big Blue
Winnipeg Blue Bombers
Manitoba
Young Model Enrolled at Winnipeg Academy
A 19 year old Miss Hallentyne is enrolled at the Academy of Modelling in Winnipeg. Her ambition is to do professional modelling work and she expects an opportunity at the 1967 Montreal World’s Fair.
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Pave
Pas Herald
Academy of Modelling
Nnipeg
Montreal
Miss Hallentyne
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Roca
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Investors Syndicate Ltd
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Wien
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District Manager Investors Syndicate Ltd
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M.D. Dauphin, Manitoba
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