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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 27, 1963
Page
2
The Pas reacts to the assassination of John F. Kennedy with tears and disbelief. Schools halt classes and radios spread the dreadful story as government offices pause work and the community offers sympathy.
The Herald endorses the Kinsmen School Patrol program set to start after current examinations. It urges that cross walks be the designated routes for pupils to and from school to reduce danger and traffic hazards downtown.
The Pas council and Band Council met behind closed doors to discuss a by-law restricting restaurant hours from 1 am to 6 am on Ed wards Avenue. A news release offered little explanation and hinted at a blanket proposal while noting potential harm to restaurants during hunting season and events.
The speaker condemns triplicate briefs as insufficient to solve the problem and urges frank, open dialogue between both sides. Formalities and vague recommendations will not change the existing situation. accountability must be acknowledged by all involved.
A letter criticizes the Liberal party for attacking MPs over attendance while noting Bud Simpson’s two week constituency tour and UN observer role. It defends Simpson’s outreach as essential work, calls for constructive criticism, and accuses Liberals of hypocrisy in Parliament and United Nations duties.
The CBC style daily broadcast grid lists programs for November 27 to December 3 at The Pas Manitoba. It includes Gail Storm, Mister Rogers, Razzle Dazzle, NBC titles such as The Lone Ranger and Bonanza, and sports like CFL Football with Grey Cup coverage.
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