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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 18, 1962
Page
2
The piece recalls CBC lobbying before the BBG for the Edmonton TV license amid Alberta pride and delay. It critiques CBC’s slow pace and warted interpretation of Sweden’s welfare and Sweden’s sex emphasis, arguing the network’s approach is tabloid and biased.
The Maclean's Magazine excerpt notes Indians at reserve polling stations largely refused to participate in elections, with some Indians explicitly stating they wanted nothing to do with voting. The report mentions Churchill and Arthur in context.
The Churchill riding sees active Indian participation in federal voting with candidates acknowledged for engaging Native voters. Turning to Clearwater Lake, The Pas group pushes development for tourism and parks, urging a province department for parks and camping facilities to manage forests and recreation.
Discussion notes that charging picnic and camping fees at southern recreation sites could fund improvements. Proponents argue fees allow more picnic tables attendants and staff, plus additional fireplaces and restrooms, while opponents question necessity.
The Pas centre aims to expand tourist trade by promoting shared use of nearby facilities for campers and picnickers. Officials expect continued push to attract more visitors and capitalize on rising tourism.
A jumble of TV and radio listings shows multiple time blocks with program titles across days. The fragmentary schedule mentions Test Pattern and Music, The Tea Zone, Vacation Time, Kraft Mystery Theatre, Perry Mason, Dr. Kildare, Bonanza, Wrestling and Sign-off times.
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