Springfield Leader billing and publication details 1963
The Springfield Leader announces subscription rates 3.00 yearly 5.09 for two years and 4.00 outside Canada 6.00 for two years. Published weekly every Tuesday. Authenticated by Post Office Ottawa second class matter. Advertising rates 5 cents per agate line 14 lines per inch. Lac du Bonnet Manitoba with district representatives and office contact. Audit Bureau of Circulations dated Tuesday November 30 1963.
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D. G. Crook
Canada
Post Office Department
Ottawa
Indh
Manitoba
Springfield
Springfield Leader Limited
Lac du Bonnet
Public informed through open school board minutes and briefs
Editorial urges publishing running summaries of school board meetings including presentations and attendance. It praises Board Briefs newsletters that outline progress, recommends residents be kept informed for millage support, notes monthly meetings open to the public, and suggests local boards adopt similar public summaries.
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Board of Education
Manitoba drivers urged to copy Japan driving tests
The writer compares Manitoba licensing to Japan where new drivers endure strict exams and 40 hours of practice at 1.50 per hour. Each driving school uses its own fleet and courses with obstacles on streets like Portage Avenue, and many students fail the rigorous test, delaying licenses.
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Manitoba
Japan
Liberal Power Struggle Grows After Gordon Resignation
Canadian politics reels as Finance Minister Walter Gordon resigns days after a general election. The Liberal Party splits into left and right wings, pressuring cabinet members and lining up Mitchell Sharp and Robert Winters as potential successors. The Prime Minister signals policy continuation.
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Walter Gordon
Pearson
Liberal Party
Privy Council
Guy Favreau
Gordon
Maurice Lamontagne
Rene Tremblay
Trade and Commerce
Mitchell Sharp
Robert Winters
Sharp
Ottawa
Nova Scotia
Queens-Lunenburg
Mr. St. Laurant
Canada
Prime Minster
Winters
C. D. Howe
Howe
Winers
John Diefenbaker
Diefenbaker
Conservative
Liberals
Conservative Party
Mr. Diefenbaker
George Hees
Davie Fulton
The
Paty
Reforming campaigns and recalling early leaders in Canada
The piece contrasts modern party tactics with early 20th century campaigns, noting a shift toward rural outreach. It recalls Laurier and Borden in 1911 with vivid scene setting in Lloydminster, then discusses Liberal and Conservative dynamics, leadership hopes, and the impact of education funding debates.
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Wilfred Laurier
Robert Borden
Laurier
Barr
Lloydminster
Saskatchewan
Alberta
England
Ontario
United States
Borden
Canada
Patriots
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Margaret Mocogni
Powerview
Olive Iwanick
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Agassiz
Portage Avenue
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Ron Tuckwell
Douglas
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Hadfield
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USA
Professional Services
Winnipeg
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Beausejour
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Whitemouth
E. M. Finkleman
B.A
Optometrist
Portage Ave
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A. H. Basman Optometrist
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Paris
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Middleton
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