Winnipeg Free Press

Thursday, November 03, 1966

Issue date: Thursday, November 3, 1966
Pages available: 56
Previous edition: Wednesday, November 2, 1966

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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - November 3, 1966, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press thursday november 3, 1966 All weather highways wanted however he said Manitoba liberals believed that the machinery for determining whether any Branch line is to be abandoned is still deficient. He said he would urge changes before the committee. One line unprotected under the government s new policy and which May be abandoned after the railways have made their applications for abandon is the Hodgson line. Ii Grosse Isle to men runs from Hodgson. Or. Mol Gat thought it would be of great help to the Farmers in that Vicinity if Ottawa entered into agreement with the province to build an All weather Road. He suggested such a joint program of Road building would overcome one of the main obstacles to any Branch line rationalization program. He said people along lines that May be abandoned Are worried that no adequate alternative Means of transportation will be provided. The provision of All weather roads from the area formerly served by the abandoned Branch line to major leading Points on pollution fighters confident by Harrt Knowles Montreal up Provin Cial ministers attend such roads. Under the accordingly Are strongly re commending that the Federal and provincial governments share in the Cost of constructing Federal policy there Are 484 Miles of. Unprotected railway line in Manitoba. The railways May apply to the Board of transport commissioners to abandon the unprotected Branch lines. The other lines Are guaranteed until Jan. 1, 1975. Photos Back report ads an elaborate plot to Frame Oswald or cover up an assassination conspiracy. Reached by Telephone wednesday both doctors stressed their live testimony four months after the nov. 22, 1963 murder was display or any sensationalized or undignified use. Federal investigators into the assassination were Given unlimited Access but any non governmental Access will re quire the approval of the family representative former assistant attorney general Burke mar the National archives re minister t. W. Akerley of Nova Board vetoes Block try s favor. Only or. P. E. Auger Deputy minister of natural resources in Quebec representing Premier jokes of who carries the port thwarted wednesday he does not know whether the Quebec Campaign is being successful or not. He told a press conference the problem is so Complex and involves so Many organizations it is quite impossible to arrive at a reliable conclusion. Other provincial resource ministers or their deputies said the anti pollution drives in their provinces Are proving successful notably on the Prairies. W. J. Keough minister of agriculture and resources in Newfoundland said his province has Little trouble with pollution. What we Hope to gain from this conference is the knowledge which will Selp us to avoid the problems which exist in other 1 another maritime resources the nov. 22, 1963 murder waa the National Ait Iuca minister 1. W. Akeley 01 the Best evidence of where several requests to see Scotia said his province is in Mark Lane a i not on has a the materials. Mark Lane usual in that it not Only has a new York attorney and one of fresh water pollution problem Ai me Navai the commission s most strident but n has Aiso Ais cover Dit has Center Bethesda Maryland j critics said he was considering a Salt Waler problem created isaid the pictures showed just filing a lawsuit to compel Over the years by its fish pro what we testified i unrestricted Public Access to the plants. The wounds were. Or. Humes who was senior pathologist at the naval medical his assistant at the three hour autopsy or. Boswell said the pictures proved that the draw ing we submitted to the was identical with the the doctors went to the i archives building for the limited purpose of identifying and auth 65 a rays color transparencies and Black and negatives that had been in Possession of the Kennedy family for nearly three years. They spent hours at their pausing Long enough to compare key pictures with their own recollections. Materials. However he thinks legislation Aleria is. Jiyu Veitl lie Giumo meanwhile Johnson admin St is proving successful in fighting weighing ring Anfinn anal the ration officials began weighing methods of communicating to the Public the meaning of the pictures without violating the Kennedy family restrictions and without making it appear that a full blown re examination of the commission findings was under Way. Remembers War dead Vatican City Reuters Pope Paul called wednesday night for the remembrance of War dead including those killed in Viet Nam and in the Hun oven . The Kennedy family after Garian revolt 10 years ago. Ine i ii pal taif less 3l 3 celebrated mass at pollution and the dumping other waste in harbours and estuaries. On the whole the province is winning the fight. Jean Luc Pepin Federal re sources minister told reporters the attended by 600 expert delegates and 400 observers can Only present guideline opinions to be passed on to the Federal government and 10 provincial governments. Resources Are within the jurisdiction of the provincial governments. The Federal gov it is doing a great Deal particularly in investigation of pollution in the great not legislate National standards unless the provinces asked it. Donate special ceremony in St. Peter s archives Cathedral on the Day on which in ill a in a 10 in _ under restrictions against Public italians mourn the dead. Our 56th anniversary spin the wheel free prize with every Purchase watches rings Corning Ware earrings pins necklaces cuff links tie tacks Etc. Etc. 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Some time ago the firm filed notice of action against metro alleging loss caused by having to waive contracts for the construction of the Block when now that the e Block will not be built the contracts cannot be re instituted. Commented councillor j. A. Coulter metro planning com Mittee chairman i am pleased with the result. I kind of think there is not much regret by other councillors decision. This will give about the us further support for our Riverbank pol the Broad intent of the policy is to bring riverbanks into Public ownership where feasible. The Only reason he had voted in favor of the rezoning bylaw in Council he said was because mrs. Ginsberg had been Given the right to build an apartment Block 10 years ago by the now extinct Winnipeg zoning Board. Duncan counsel for the homeowners association area. Or. Westbury very pleased with the decision. We Are very satisfied with the the River Heights residents fought the apartment Block plan because they Felt the building would lower the status of the said his client is Likely to sue metro for damages on the grounds that metro officials were negligent in the Way they prepared the first rezoning bylaw. The bylaw was declared in valid on the technicality that metro failed to give sufficient notice of the proposed zoning Winnipeg change. Irwin d o r f m a n lawyer for Well Ridge holdings declined comment on whether the company was now More Likely to proceed with its action. In its written decision the municipal Board said it did not regard the planned rezoning As part of a planning scheme to improve the welfare and amen Ity of greater Winnipeg Gen if the rezoning had been approved it would have led to further encroachments in the area resulting in loss of the District s character As a neigh boyhood of single family hous ing the Board said. 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