The Pas Indian Band Council Seeks Edwards Avenue Meeting
The Pas Indian Band Council invites Town of The Pas representatives to discuss Edwards Avenue conditions. The Pas Herald urged dialogue after editorial calls for improvement. The town council should accept and include Edwards Avenue residents and RCMP, aiming for an impartial chair and shared responsibility.
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Pas
Edwards Avenue
Pas Herald
Edwards
RCMP
Band
Band Council
Ottawa
CBC adopts videotape delay to align Winnipeg broadcasts
CBC announces a new videotape delay center in Winnipeg enabling about 90 percent of Canada's viewing audience to receive CBC TV programs at the same local time. Exceptions include live must see events like actuality and sports telecasts. The Pas Herald notes the move could improve programming in The Pas and Flin Flon by taping network programs for later transmission.
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Canada
Cbc-Tv
CBC Information Services
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Flin Fion
Flin Flon Seeks Earlier TV of Sports at Winnipeg
Flin Flon proposes shifting Winnipeg area telecasts to avoid delaying national news and sports. Residents complain Saturday night hockey is shown a week late, while live TV could ease conflicts with junior hockey. Bud Simpson MP urged time slot changes as Winnipeg broadcasts start at 6:30 PM.
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Flin Flon
Bud Simpson
Winnipeg
Welfare teamed training Indians Metis in Manitoba pulp wood work
The Department of Welfare with saw mill makers and dealers runs instruction courses for Indigenous and Metis residents in northern Manitoba. The Pas hosted one of two sessions while further courses were planned for Moose Lake and other northern reserves to teach pulp wood operations.
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Manitoba
Pas
Moose Lake
Good relations with Uncle Sam strain under wheat clash
Canadians applaud the government's stance against US protests over our wheat sales and trusteeship aims on the St Lawrence and Great Lakes. Despite pre election protests, Washington appears to push influence on Canada with Prime Minister Pearson seeking smoother ties, while Liberal cartoonists stay silent.
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St.Lawrence
Great Lakes
Canada
Pearson
Sam
TV Schedule Tapings in Carroll's Hardware CBWET Week
A daily broadcast guide lists October 16 to 22 1963 programming at CBWET. The schedule includes Test Pattern, Chez Helene, National Schools, Diplomatic Passport, Gumby, Razzle Dazzle, Perry Mason, CBC News, and signoffs with varied afternoon and evening lineups featuring Scarlets Hill, Take 30, The Defenders, Lucy, Alfred Hitchcock, Bonanza, Ed Sullivan, and more across weekdays.
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Shaun Lewis
Woody Woodpecker
Arthur Haynes
CBC News
Muffin the Mule
Mr. Piper
Grindl
Parade
Password
Maffin the Mule
Desilu Playhouse
the Defenders
Telescope
the Nurses
Signoff
C.F.L
Ottawa
Canada
N.H.L
New York
Montreal
Gail Storm
Don Messer
Garry Moore
Chez Helene
Long John Silver
Glynis
Patty Duke
Ben Casey
Quest
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