Canada Eyes New Broadcasting Act Under Prime Minister Plan
Prime Minister Pearson leads a seven member cabinet committee to draft a new broadcasting act following the Fowler Report. The plan seeks a replaced Board of Broadcast Governors, addressing public CBC vs private competition and the rise of color TV and CTV affiliate deals.
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Radio and Television Broadcasting
Canada
Pearson
Fowler
CBC
Board of Broadcast Governors
C. D. Howe
Royal Commission
Howse Broadcasting Committee
The
Prairies
Ralph Cowan
Toronto
Judy Lamarsh
House Committee
Choice TV
CTV
Festive booklet highlights fifty years of racing at The Pas
The booklet revisits half a century of racing at The Pas with detailed stories and a rich collection of photographs. It also includes the daily sage and other pertinent data alongside festival coverage.
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Pas
Daiy Sage
Development priorities for underdeveloped areas guidance and services
The report stresses the need for vocational counselling training and placement services for people from underdeveloped areas. It highlights sheltered workshops friendship centres housing mobility allowances and social orientation courses as high priority adult education measures.
Manitoba Welfare Chief Seeks Ottawa Help on Child Welfare Costs
Manitoba welfare minister John B. Carroll urged Ottawa to share child welfare costs and expand services to prevent future dependency. He criticized the Canada Assistance Plan for omitting child welfare and pressed for bold federal action, stronger programs, and experiments to reintegrate dependent individuals into Canadian society.
Manitoba woman Nora Ballantyne profiles in civic and sports circles
Nora Ballantyne, a Manitoba resident from Prince Albert to Flin Flon, has a year of work in Thompson after school, studied modelling, and serves in Indian advocacy groups including the National Indian Council and Canadian Indian Youth Council. She is a football and hockey fan and acted as hostess for the Big Blue Booster Club of the Winnipeg Blue Bombers. In June she represented Manitoba in the Princess Canada contest for Indian Princess of Canada.
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Flin Flon
Thompson
Nora
N~ional Indian Council
Canadian Indian Youth Council
Big Blue
Winnipeg Blue Bombers
Manitoba
Manitoba urged for fair federal aid in Canada Assistance Plan
Welfare minister Hon. John B. Carroll urged Ottawa to fund existing province programs rather than penalize Manitoba for advanced welfare. He cited Manitoba 1959 social allowances, Mothers' Allowance, and multi program services as proof of need-based, fully staffed initiatives already in place. Carroll warned shared costs should reflect prior provincial investments.
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Manitoba
Ottawa
Canada
Carroll
Salter- Jarvis
Winnipeg
Ees
Miss Ballentyne Aims for Modeling Career in Montreal World’s Fair
The 19 year old Miss Ballentyne is enrolled at the Academy of Modelling in Winnipeg and plans professional modeling. She anticipates an opportunity at the 1967 World’s Fair in Montreal.
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Academy of Modelling
Winnipeg
Montreal
Miss Ballentyne
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