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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 25, 1964
Page
2
The Pas Indian Band plans a liquor referendum by late May but must first hold a by election to fill a council vacancy. Ottawa approval delays demonstrate heavy bureaucracy, with critics noting inconsistent treatment of Indigenous rights and governance.
The piece denounces Ottawa for delaying talks on Cranberry Portage military base phasing out. It argues heat shutoffs and mismanaged discussions threaten Manitoba towns and criticizes Ottawa’s contemptuous approach. It notes three months since the base closing announcement and calls for orderly resolution.
The council approved a plan to appoint one or two workers to catch stray dogs during peak seasons, citing prior difficulties with full time services. Officials warn councils must follow legal procedures and address past SPCA concerns while a three-dog incident remains sensitive in the community.
The Liberal party is urged to redraw Churchill riding by removing Swan River, citing repeated Conservative wins there. Liberal spokesmen in Winnipeg claim western farmers swing to Liberal, while Swan River delegates react cautiously to the suggestion. Churchill is Canada’s third largest by area, not by population.
River Valley supporters of the Liberal party face pressure as voters sway toward the Conservatives. The piece notes risk of selling a party image rather than offering regional solutions and warns against writing off Swan River or The Pas. Churchill seat has favored Conservatives since the 1960s.
A detailed listing of daily programs for Dial Electric Co from March 25 to March 1, including test patterns, music, drama, news, and children’s shows. Notable entries include Gale Storm, Perry Mason, Friendly Giant, Mister Rogers, Lucy, and CBC News with signoffs.
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