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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 27, 1965
Page
3
Editorial argues Pearson overreached to placate Quebec causing a massive government scandal as five of nine ministers from Quebec are implicated. It blames the Quebec and Montreal party machines and questions cabinet selection quality, noting the Dorion Report as proof of poor judgment.
Rodney Mercury cites the Dorion Report to condemn Quebec MPs for failing to support Prime Minister Pearson. The piece argues the five Quebec representatives let the province and the country down, embarrassing Quebec and harming its standing on national equality and shared responsibility.
A foreign minister reportedly told an American ambassador that the missile crisis could have forced a U S move on Castro and Cuba while noting a hypothetical anti American speech and private celebration. The column also collects quips from several small papers critiquing civilization, business, gravity, traffic, and aging prose.
Two experts with 16 months of study urged private high level talks to resolve divergent international policy views between Canada and the United States. If quiet diplomacy fails, the article hints at pursuing alternative steps.
Church notices from St John’s Lac du Bonnet Whitemouth and River Hills list August services. St John’s Anglican holds Holy Communion at 7 pm August 1. Whitemouth Christ Church at 9:30 am August 1 with Morning Prayer by Stan Isherwood. Redeemer Whitemouth has worship at 1:00 am and 8:00 pm council meeting. St Paul River Hills worship at 9:30 am. August 3 congregation meeting. no Sunday School in August.
A community Christian fellowship announces Sunday worship at Pinawa Elementary School. The Rev. Donald Ross will officiate the August 1 service, gathering members from Anglican Baptist Lutheran Mennonite United Churches in Canada for morning worship.
Arnold Heeney and Livingston Merchant urged Canada and the United States to maintain intimate continuous consultation on matters of common concern. They stressed independence in foreign policy, cautioned against premature public disagreements, and urged joint steps to expand cross border cooperation and economic linkages.
The Passing Show surveys how the Dorian inquiry and royal commission fallout stain Liberal history alongside Beauharnois and Pipeline scandals. It notes uproar over ministerial resignation then cabinet return, calls for purging corruption, and questions the chance of a federal election this year. It also critiques Winnipeg council members walking out, urging resignation when conscience fails, and contrasts UK debate on imperial issues with Rhodesian policy.
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