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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 22, 1960
Page
2
A dog makes friends with everyone in the building but the block manager who bans pets. The dog ignores the order and stays. The conflict centers on policy versus affection as residents wish for acceptance.
The Joint Committee of the Churches approved a new English Bible named The New English Bible. The New Testament will be printed by Oxford and Cambridge presses and released worldwide. The Old Testament and Apocrypha translation continues with diverse church and university scholars contributing. Members include Church of England, Church of Scotland, Methodist, Congregational, Baptist, Presbyterian, Welsh and Irish churches, Quakers, British and Foreign Bible Society, and National Bible Society of Scotland. Daily readings listed follow the weekly plan from Romans to Isaiah with specific chapters.
Cattlemen of Sedalia Alta warned to watch for thieves as rustlers target unbranded calves. One man lost five head while another intervened with a small truck and liner weapon. quiet cattle have become edgy, signaling ongoing pursuit by strangers.
The Kamloops trout found in British Columbia's lakes is capable of reaching weights of up to 35 pounds. Local anglers and fisheries researchers note the species' potential bulk amid expanding lake ecosystems and favorable feeding conditions.
Former McGill University chief of surgery Dr Gavin Miller told a Royal Victoria Hospital homecoming panel that doctors should not prolong life with every procedure. He argued that choosing not to act when cancer is inoperable is not euthanasia, but shortening life would be. He warned doctors feel guilty if they fail to try.
A friendly Indian named Samoset in 1621 gave a few kernels of corn to Miles Standish of the Plymouth colony and instructed him on planting them, marking the white man's introduction to corn.
The Royal University of Malta, established in 1769, traces its roots to the College of the Society of Jesus founded in 1592, marking a long institutional evolution through religious and educational reform.
A retrospective look at Kirk Douglas born in Amsterdam New York to Russian parents. His rise from street corner newsboy to drama student to Navy service and film star is traced. Highlights include Kiss and Tell Spartacus and Wallis screen tests noting his ascent in American cinema.
In a political TV dispute, Norma Jean Rojas stabbed Victor Rojas in the chest after a heated argument over watching Senator John Kennedy or Lawrence Welk. Authorities report Rojas, 34, stabbed him during the quarrel.
Polio cases in Canada for the week ended October 29 fell to 23 from 31 the prior week and 59 in the same week of 1959. Year total 629 this year versus 1,711 last year. Quebec led with 10, Alberta 8, Saskatchewan 2, British Columbia 1, with Manitoba 11 and other territories showing smaller totals.
Ward Bond, prominent film and television actor, died in a Dallas motel after a heart attack. He starred in Wagon Train and began his film career in 1928 while attending the University of Southern California.
A spooky illustration prompt describes a dark night with a howling dog. The task asks readers to cut out figures at the bottom and insert them into the spooky scene in proper perspective, then color the page with blacks and dark blues to create a realistic eerie effect.
Movie star Clark Gable, age 59, was taken to hospital after a heart attack in Encino. Doctors credited rapid oxygen therapy and described his condition as resting satisfactorily. Mrs Kay Gable said he canceled a planned hunting trip due to family priorities and the lack of nearby medical help.
Veterans Minister Gordon Churchill paid homage at Vimy France on November 6 to 120000 Canadian soldiers killed in both world wars. Accompanied by officials and heads of French and allied veterans groups he laid a wreath before the Vimy monument honoring 30000 Canadians killed in the Artois region during the First World War.
Pattern 4592 offers a sleek shirt dress with smooth shaping and no waist seams. Details include buttoned cuffs, a tab front, and hip pockets for a casual look. Size 16 requires 3 yards of 54 inch fabric. send size name address and pattern number to Household Arts Department PPL From Street W Porcuto.
The Bureau of Statistics notes British Columbia led Canada in business failures in 1960 with 91 bankruptcies, more than double 1959. Dun and Bradstreet links 95.7 percent to inexperience, while firms face tighter margins and higher costs. Retail firms most affected, manufacturing and services least. BC expects about 3,000 incorporations this year.
The labor department said Plains provinces are expanding and speeding up job training programs for unemployed workers. At a two day Vocational Training Advisory Council meeting Labor Minister Starr noted several provinces doubling efforts and one planning a 400 percent increase. He warned facilities may need faster contraction to fit programs.
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