Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - August 15, 1963, Winnipeg, Manitoba 12 Winnipeg free press thursday August 15, 1963 apartment 3c but 100 he that s How i happened to mention it i thou6ht it was common knowledge no or. Went out id dinner with Bart Westlake ms1aken, know any Rhine about it until that Polce lieutenant questioned eps Ecton Van Cortiana the not even the there s been a mistake. I was iooun6formk. I think i heard my name and it never Felt from lovelier and somehow justas5umer Why Domy Vou face up to them like a a for me fora Sun named i m tired iof people whim ins about it s not so bad being 5 inches we used to maven tiny front it s an of course we Cany live in our House any More cant even climb the out a we re. Perfectly comfy in Little Darleen s f but the Beauty Prtrt is food 6 no problem one fat Little pea is a heart a Kerry Drake Vguy said Soots he d Wick off suddenly but i never wheels within wheels theories shut up. Dreue w Usten Tome we re bi6 death didst shake Toat girl but the news that he was murdered dip and what Hazell to v. From an ashtray w miss Dublin s in bet Webster s we we re Lanctoe not that of Tel is t i cant Waitto Don t make me you set it talk about warns muchofasoopthin6. Donald Duck res in two moves. Voli u. Never get Loh Kome forms wats who Flag acts 50. Reporters on Ownen govt. Prvino ptts pc Nonni Mexico City special tons . Government will make no Effort to assist . Reporters stranded in Cuba . Embassy officials report. Believed to be a recent one is being applied to All . Correspondents. Whether they have state department authorization to travel to Cuba or not. The reporters went to Havana last month at the invitation of he Castro government to attend 26th of july celebrations. All had state department authorization to travel and each had paid according to reports from a his own expenses. It is not known How Many Are still in the cuban capital Preveza Ted from leaving not by cuban authorities but by Mexico. Mexico Only country i the Western hemisphere to which a cuban airline takes regularly scheduled flights from Havana. In order to land Here travellers must possess a mexican transit either mexican government in Mexico City prior to departure or by the mexican Consul in Havana. Doctor sounds warning on government health the possibility of govern me taking Over the whole of heal care was fraught with the Dange of standards being Sadr. L. R. Rabson first vice president of the Manitoba medical association in Winnipeg tue Day. Speaking at the 56th Annua convention of the Canadian pharmaceutical association at the Marlborough hotel warned where politics Collid with standards it is the Standard hat Are cast it was up to the health professions to see that these Standard were maintained he said. Or. Rabson said it is High or a civilized society to fulfil it obligations in the Way of Provin Ial services because i Vestiga ions have shown that the Vas majority of. People receiving air through these mechanisms Are laced in that position through 10 fault of their own. But if it is in order to ensure hat All people have health care available to them Why is it Neces Ary for government to have com Lete control of the provision of Uch health care if it were necessary Why is not necessary for the govern ment to take Over control of reduction and distribution of Ood clothing and other social advocates of the Complete i Ancial control policy said they Ould handle the health service Ore efficiently arid cheaply. But by said nothing about stand Ards. Advocates of Complete govern ment control said that 57 coun tries had government health plans. But they failed to say that every one of these plans is Dif Ferent and that the amount of government participation varies from total in Russia to a 10 per cent subsidy no control at All in Switzerland these advocates had also said the Means test was degrading and therefore medical care should be provided for everyone to overcome this difficulty. But is this Means test not equally degrading for people receiving food clothing and shelter from social asked or. Rabson. In the British and Saskatchewan health schemes identity of need has not been abolished. Kor has it been abolished in the Saskatchewan Hospital care plan. Those unable to pay premiums still have to identify he said. A further responsibility for the health professions was to spend time in developing schemes which would make health care More Videly available yet retain the Ink with professional stand in order to achieve this i be Ieve the Day of the single doctor n a Community and a Small hos Pital of 10 Beds must Aid or. Rabson. Instead we must establish arge Central hospitals which would attract highly qualified per Yana the mexican Consul there is delaying for up to 40 Days the issuance of mexican transit visas to . Reporters. Meanwhile Canadian and reporters Are experiencing no their transit visas Are issued without difficulties. The Only other Means of Leav ing the Island without coming through Mexico is through Pra gue Czechoslovakia. The . Official said tuesday that the embassy in Mexico has no authorization to intercede with the mexican government on behalf of . Correspondents seeking mexican transit visas out of he said this was an Tive received recently from the state department. Last saturday the state depart ment announced in Washington that it had More informal in quiries through its embassy Here to the mexican foreign office re Garding the visa difficulties experienced by one american in a v Ana. In a Telegram to ton from Mexico City Friday Louis Lomax of Harper s Maga Zine treatment accorded me by the mexican government allegedly at your . Request there is some speculation Here that through such indirect meth ods the . Government Hopes to further isolate Cuba by prevent ing . Reporters from visiting the Island. The state department normally issues authorization to accredited correspondents to tra Vel to Cuba. _ understood by reporters that the . Government cannot offer its citizens Protection while diplomatic relations do not exist Between the . Los Angeles times looking backward from the free press files eighty years 15, 1883 George Broughall recently a member of the free press staff first bicycle tour Ever made through Manitoba. Or. Broughall praised the natural Prairie roads especially in South Western Manitoba they Are As Good As he said. Seventy years 15, 1893 the free press correspondent recalling noted visitors to Ottawa who had stretched their bring Onnel and which would the Public to when it came to government of tool administrators were More concerned with costs than standards he said. Regardless of of harmless these controlled Salth schemes might seem and Ards had to drop where Lere was control of Only one orm of funds. Only where there As a multiple form of funds Ould be maintained y the profession. I am not against All govern Lent said or. Hab on but it must not be imposed a dominant partner throughout e whole health legs in Rideau Hall listed Charles Kingsley Bret Harte Henry Morton Stanley noted african explorer Canon Farrar author of the Standard life of Christ and Rev. Henry Ward Beecher. Sixty years 15, 1903 the Winnipeg senior fours Cap tured the senior intermediate championship at the Worcester regatta Crew con Riley d. W. Bole Johnstone and Richards James j. Corbett Veteran Box ing sex Champion lasted ten rounds Champion Jim Jef Fries in a Gallant attempt regain the title. Fifty years 15, the civic reception commit tee headed by Aid. Was Busy arranging reception to the International geological Congress. Forty years 15, Premier Smuts of South. Africa exhorted the european nations to rally around Britain and Avert world disaster. Aided the election speech a Eamonn de Valera in Ireland. Ponytail any half baked Reeve can take Indian land a Section of the Indian act giving the right of expropriation of reservation lands to All three Levels of government came under fire wednesday at the third an Nual conference of the National Indian Council. Delegates at the conference in the Assiniboia Indian residential school 621 Academy heard Carl Lewis of Toronto describe Section 35-1 of Jie Indian act As the Crux of the Indian speaking during a panel Dis Cussion on the Indian and civil rights in Canada or. Lewis declared that the act gave any municipality or any half baked the right to expropriate neighbouring reservation land. No Point under these circumstances he Aid the Indian saw no Point n stability. When his land could be taken had no feel ing of stability and no desire to improve his holdings the attack on the Indian act came at the end of a round of discussion s in which there was general agreement that there was a Lack of civil rights for Canadian indians. No suggestions were made however As to what action should be taken. Clive Linklater an Alberta teacher would not agree that there was always discrimination against the Indian. Certain peo ple he said saw discrimination in the fact that they were not Given a provincial vote in Al Berta. Fear for rights this however was 1 not discrimination because the indians want the vote As so requested in did not want the vote Sand so re Quested in. Tie if treaties. They did not want the vote for fear they would lose he said. Or. Linklater suggested the Indian did not want1 integration. I would like to suggest the words inter association rather than he said willed Bellegarde of Quap Pelle Sasic said the Indian problem was not a problem which applied to All indians. Cer Tain individuals created the prob Lem he said mrs. Ethel Brant Monture a Mohawk employed with the Canadian Council of christians and jews i Don t consider a. Problem. It was the people who came Liere who Are a Indian s problem9 we should t talk about the Indian problem. We should talk about the Indian s problems said or. Linklater. The important thing he said was to help develop the Indian s ability to solve his own prob lems chief Alfred Cook president of the Manitoba Indian brother Hood complained that the Indian Art was subject to amendment of revision and the Indian was not notified of the proposed amendments until they were part Orth each he Felt Indian should in Vii the. make rep resent Fyon for or against any amendments and that notice should be Given in time for him to do so. Fatal plane crash Pickle Laifi ont. Staff _ the department of transport is investigating the crash of a Norseman aircraft near a Small Lake. 75 Miles North of Here in january trans air Pilot Stewart Wilson died in the Accident. An inquest Here heard a Wing had come Oft the plane and found the crash caused by Metal fatigue official cause is As Jet undetermined. No blame was attached to either the Pilot or to maintenance As the result of the Ina Esb f the Norseman crashed Jan. 22 and was found a 29. 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