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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 09, 1964
Page
6
J P Mathenen, new Director of the Bureau on Alcoholism, discusses a drinking culture woven into society. He says treatment and education must be provincially supported, with clinic access in major centers and research driving long term goals to reduce stigma and expand cross disciplinary response.
A Bureau Bulletin excerpt advocates cooling off to prevent rash actions and argues for a public health approach to alcoholism. It urges objective treatment, research, and prevention, stressing recovery potential and society's responsibility to provide care and rehabilitation. It notes 97 percent do not develop alcoholism, while untreated cases remain a costly burden.
A brief notice offers compensation of 100 dollars for injuries from stumbling on rocks. The terse item cites hazards and a claim for damages, with no additional details on location or filing requirements.
In Ottawa, the Department of Veterans Affairs plans to offer services without charge. The organization must arrange its own processes for inscribing the pertinent names, framing them, and handling related tasks.
A preliminary climate note records Yellowknife in the Northwest Territories with an average snowfall of 165.5 inches. The report also notes ties with Sept in Quebec or nearby areas, reflecting regional comparisons in snow depth data.
Ontario Hydro plans autumn 1964 installation of seat belts on its 1500 vehicle fleet including muskeg tractors and swamp buggies. Vancouver surveys show 10.5 percent of inspected cars have belts up from 7 percent last year. BC requires new cars sold from Jan 1 1964 to include two belts.
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