Liberal policy echoes calls for lower Canadian dollar value
The text cites Liberal figures Paul Martin and Walter Gordon in 1961 urging expansionist economics, lower interest rates, easier credit, and a weaker dollar to aid exports and tourism. It notes convention remarks and a Toronto Daily Star editorial endorsing these ideas.
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Paul Martin
Canada
Walter Gordon
Liberal Party
Toronto
Gordon
Winnipeg
The
Toronto Daily Star
Friendship Center for The Pas Faces Public Support Test
The Pas community must embrace a carefully sold plan to support a Friendship Center aimed at improving Indian Metis relations. Clergy and lay members are urged to patiently explain the center’s purpose and gradually recruit broader backing rather than treating it as a fundraising campaign.
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Pas
Blood Donor Clinic Set for The Pas on June 7
The Red Cross Blood Donor Clinic will be held tomorrow in The Pas at the Legion Hall. The local Red Cross Society has been re activated with new officers and urges all who can give blood to attend, with or without appointments, to help meet annual needs. The Pas recently set a Manitoba record at the Oral Polio Vaccine Clinic and hopes to match that zeal for blood donation.
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Pas
Red Cross
Red Cross Society
Legion Hall
Manitoba
Canada Not Alone in Global Trade Debates
Reuters reports from Winnipeg Free Press show Australian Prime Minister Menzies and New Zealand Deputy Premier Marshall attacking Britains move toward the European Common Market, threatening imperial preferences. Separately, a US tariff ruling hit Manitoba firm Columbia Forest Products at Sprague, wiping out about 80 percent of its market and threatening the new industry's future. Critics urge Ottawa to study these cases on Canadian British and American relations.
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Canada
Commonwealth
United States
Reuters
Britain
Winnipeg Free Press
Menzies
New Zealand
Marshall
London
Free Press
Manitoba
Columbia Forest Products Ltd
Sprague
Manitoba Development Fund
Ottawa
Letters to the editor on mustard hazards and June electoral support
A reader criticizes a May 16 1962 article on mustard crops noting errors about shattering dormancy and controls. The letter urges practical farming practices and warns about market and export conditions, then endorses Bud Simpson in the June 18 federal election and calls for northern frontier development.
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Bud Simpson
North
Elect Robert for June 18 polls in Green North
The speaker urges voters in the constituency to give Robert decisive support at the June 18 election, stressing his deserving qualities and urging firm backing from the community.
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Qwerald
A. Community Newspaper
P.O. Box
the Pas
Norman Publishers Ltd
Edwards Avenue
Doug McBride
Post Office Department
Lia
Letters
Sid Wilton
Pasquia
J. H. Ellis
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Department of Agriculture
Robert
Larry James
Mickey the Mechanic
Profit
W.G. Ritchie
Dauphin, Manitoba
Carload
Westinghouse
T.V
Ross Ave
Man
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