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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 16, 1965
Page
8
A reader laments government spending and rising taxes in Canada and the United States amid inflation. He notes harsher US labor demand, argues productivity must rise with wages, and criticizes welfare schemes while approving roads parks and city booms funded by central and provincial governments. He calls for prudence and farmer-focused relief.
Dr. Johnson outlines CBC and private stations' role in providing broadcast access to nearly all Manitoba schools. The 1965 66 schedule under Manitoba Education lists grade specific radio and TV material, with CBC contributions including senior-level 23 hours of programming such as Shakespeare and a Visit to Quebec French telecasts. Programs split by elementary and senior needs, plus new TV physics and computer science series for primary and secondary students.
The Manitoba government announces a $500,000 program to broaden In-Plent training across multiple industries. The plan aims to boost workforce skills and connect job seekers with employers, detailing rollout timelines and participating sectors.
The government will support in-plant training for manufacturing and processing firms modeled after last year’s garment industry program. It will cover half the tuition for training at out of province institutions and for supervisory staff. The three pronged program stems from the COMEF report urging efficiency to expand secondary manufacturing and compete in wider markets. Each approved program will share training costs equally between Manitoba and the federal government.
The text requests details on payment of salary in space, necessary equipment, instructors, manufacturer and materials. It lacks concrete entities, dates, or entities to identify. No verifiable events or actors are named to form a proper news record.
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