Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - October 12, 1960, Winnipeg, Manitoba 14 Winnipeg free press. Wednesday. October 12. 1960 education minister Calls alcohol meet education minister Stewart me lean has called representatives o alcohol education and Vehab Ilita Tion groups to a meeting nex tuesday to discuss a revamping o the government s alcohol Educa 4 More about tories continued irom Page 1 debate such an enormous subject that would be done in a few weeks by the five governments taking part in the Federal review conference. Federation value clearly anxious to postpone the Row already set off by sir Roy Welensky the rhodesian federa prime minister or. Macleod would Only say the government Walcome the virtual agreement of the com missioners about the value of the federation. The recommendation about the right of secession he observed has been put Forward in this Light. As the first Cabinet minister to speak to the conference or. Mac Leod put its mood into words when he said the socialists can scheme their schemes and the liberals can dream their dreams but we a least have work to whereas socialists and liberals thought first of the rights of Man he said tories put first the duties of Man. In colonial affairs the gov eminent faced that simple ant ancient Call the Call of protect rights it was duty to build societies where men should have their full rights because they were citizens a duty to these of our own blood and to her majesty s Civi servants abroad a duty to the of ten forgotten native minorities the dilemma was posed by the resolutions How to protect legitimate rights and at the same tune fulfil legitimate aspirations. It was not an. Equation but a Riddle. Or. Macleod and the Monkton commission believed the two could be reconciled. The conservative s defence debate followed. The Hall which a week ago had resounded to the Thunder of passionate Ora tory and conviction partially Emp tied As the same subject became an excuse for ridiculing opponents. With one dissenting vote Confer ence passed a Resolution stating its belief that whilst remaining ready to negotiate the Western Alliance should remain Strong an Glo american co operation in nuclear defence should be further encouraged Britain s contribution to the nuclear Power of the West must not be minister of defence Harold wat Kinson said the government had no intention of throwing away the nuclear deterrent Britain s inde pendent contribution to the de Fence of the West. I m that our debate today will be a heartening thing for our friends and our Macleod described the Congo As still a it is a Colony of the United nations de spite All the proclamations of writes David Oan Tia of the Canadian press. The colonial Secretary stressed Britain s support for the in efforts in the Congo. He made Clear that Britain hoped that with the Friendly co operation of peo ple in its colonies it could solve problems alone and not dump them into the in s Lap. Macleod said Britain soon will unwrap a big technical Aid scheme for african nations. Of course it will be. Expend he said. Tion and rehabilitation program. About 50 Are expected to attend. Its aim will be to determine How effective government programs have been in the past and How and what improvements can be represented at the meeting will be the Board of the alcoholism foundation of Manitoba the Alco service formerly Temperance Al hol the education Manitoba More about reaction continued from Page 1 the Alberta Saskatchewan Manitoba school of alcohol and narcotic education the depart ment of education committee on alcohol education arid the. Salva Tion army. Government representatives be sides or. Mclean will be health minister George Johnson attorney general Sterling Lyon. The government at present makes annual Grants to the Alco holism foundation and to the Manitoba committee on alcohol education. Programs both organizations have been criticized in the legislature in the past. Members have rapped the foun Dation for not making Fuller use of its Nassau House rehabilitation Centre and have been critical of the advertising used by the Alco hol education group. The alcohol education committee has complained that it cannot improve its education program be cause the government has not provided sufficient funds. Socia Ted from government efforts to promote Trade in other Fields. Meanwhile Manitoba banners Union officials Felt it was Only just that the wheat Board be placed under the department of agriculture. We advocated this Back in 1952. It is part of our policy. It is part of the agricultural pro Gram. This is where it one official said. He Felt the Colombo plan and give away programs justified the move. Bob Douglas Secretary Mana Ger of the Manitoba federation of agriculture expressed Surprise at the decision. _ we have never supported the move because it was t realistic up until he said. M. De s outnumber the Mas Winnipeg school trustees tues Day night expressed concern that City schools contain Many More eachers with master of Educa Ion degrees than with master of arts degrees. Is our system heavily loaded n favor of teachers with m. De s rather than asked trus be a. E. Little. It used to be the other Way said trustee George Rith. However or. W. C. Lorimer schools superintendent said the Carcity of a s was because eachers found it almost impose Ible to take Post graduate work n academic subjects while they vere working. On the other hand there is More Opportunity to earn an m. De. Because summer courses Are offered for the he explained. . Laberite says so reds were used the Secretary of the British Columbia federation of labor said in Beausejour Man., last week that big business used the social credit party As a tool i . S recent election to prevent a Kcf Victory. E. P. O Neal speaking at a conference of the new Kcf labor party said the . Election was he roughest but most important one Ever held in the he predicted that the Kcf with Abor support would be Strong enough to form1 the government in he next election. Or. O Neal said business would forsake social credit in the next election to sup port one of the old line parties. Delay construction of slaughterhouse Winnipeg health committee tues Day avoided Flat denial of a re quest for approval of a poultry slaughterhouse but prevented its construction at least for the pre sent. Deputy City solicitor Duncan Len nox told committee it could be construed As a denial of natural Justice if committee insisted on withholding a licence on the grounds that an Urban renewal scheme might be located in the area chosen for the Slaughter House. An earlier committee recommendation against the licence was referred Back by City Council for the same reason. Opposing the licence Aid. C. H. Spence told committee it would be a Case of throwing tax Money away to let them build an expensive Plant Here and then have to buy it Back if we get this Urban renewal program or. Lennox told committee it would have the right to deny the application if the Urban renewal scheme were definitely under Way. But the plan has t had provincial or Federal approval and has not had funds earmarked by City coun cil although it has been approved in principle. I m very Dou fitful whether the courts would uphold a decision under the present the Deputy solicitor added. Let s Lay it Over for a said Aid. Edith Tennant. The com Mittee agreed and the chairman added that the delay will give the provincial government time to decide on the Urban renewal scheme now before them. Walkout on waste Nice Reuters the municipal administration of this French Riviera resort will go on strike if the government carries out its plan to dump containers of radioactive waste in the Mediterranean later this month. The strike move got the unanimous backing of the municipal Council i meeting tuesday. To make Park in Altona Altona Man. Special Al Tona Council and town planning committee last week put their stamp of approval on an Altona chamber of Commerce proposal for a Public Park in the North part of Altona. Joe shaven chairman of the chamber s Park committee appeared before Council and plan Ning committee to get their Opin Ion in the the meeting agreed unanimously that a Park project should be undertaken and that the North part of the town offered at least one Good site. With the completion of the North Road an area there would have added Appeal. Civil service dues Check off abolished in . Victoria up the British Columbia government tuesday announced abolition of payroll Check off of civil service Union dues because of the affiliation of organized labor with the Kcf. The government provincial Secretary Black said that it would be derelict in its own duty if it continued to pro vide any service which might contribute to or imply approval of such an the move follows recent inter Nal strife in the . Government imployees1 association. It sparked resignation of Vic a Branch president Larry Luck because the Bugea is affiliated with the. . Federation of labor and the Canadian labor Congress. Both these Organiza Lions Are Active supporters of the of. Outer seven go slow Bern ministerial Council of tire seven cation european free Trade association announced today it has decided against speeding up Tariff cuts among its members. 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