Liberal Monetary Policy Critics Cite 1961 Talks
The piece recalls Liberal figures Paul Martin and Walter Gordon advocating lower Canadian dollar value and expansionist credit in 1961. It notes convention remarks and Winnipeg farm forum statements urging cheaper credit, easier terms, and a weaker exchange rate to aid exports and tourism.
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Thei
Paul Martin
Canada
Walter Gordon
Liberal Party
Toronto
Gordon
Winnipeg
The
Toronto Daily Star
Friendship Center in The Pas Aims to Build Public Support
The Pas backers say the Friendship Centre will succeed only with public buy in and effective selling of the program. Clergy and lay members should help recruit supporters, gradually increasing backing while avoiding fund raising fatigue.
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Friendship Centre
Canada and Britain tariffs stir Commonwealth tensions
The Free Press reports criticism of the British move to join the European Market. Italian Premier Menzies and New Zealand Deputy Premier Marshall attack the plan, arguing it jeopardizes Commonwealth trade. A Manitoba plant faces an 115 percent tariff that may shut the U S market, highlighting Ottawa conservatives’ critics.
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Canada
Commonwealth
United States
Menzies
New Zealand
Marshall
Free Press
Manitoba
Columbia, Forest Produvers Ltd
Sprague
Mani
Ottawa
Farmers urged on crop choice amid mustard debate
Readers are urged to follow crop rotation and sanitation to prevent mustard and rapeseed contamination while noting that yellow mustard remains marketable. The letter cites recommendations from Field Crop for 1962 and stresses prudent farming amid evolving rapeseed varieties and market demand.
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Sid Wilton
Manitoba
Pas
Pasquia
J. H. Bilis
Iest Agricultural
Department of Agriculture
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Bud" Simpson
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Palchate
Carload
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