Minor Parties in Bid for Power in Canadian Vote
In Canada's parliamentary election campaign two minor parties, the New Democratic party and the Social Credit party, compete with the Conservatives and Liberals for seats. Analysts anticipate a possible minority government with 12 to 20 seats from the minor parties, while the main parties eye majorities around 133 seats. The field shows 1,017 candidates across 265 seats with tensions over economic issues and devaluation.
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Arthur F. Wolf
Ottawa
U.S
Liberal Party
United States
New Democratic Party
Social Credit Party
Lester B. Pearson
Diefenbaker
John Diefenbaker
New Democratic
Social Credit
Pearson
New Democrats
Canada
Conservatives
Liberals
Dallas Considers Four Cats per Household Rule
Dallas officials weigh a city ordinance limiting to four cats per household with kittens exempt. Health director Dr. J W Bass says this is as far as they have thought. Humane society official Belton Mouras notes an estimated 175000 homeless cats in Dallas.
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Dallas
Tex
J. W. Bass
Bass
Belton P. Mouras
The
Humane Society
Astronauts May Land in New Mexico
Dr. Russell K. Sherburne of White Sands Proving Grounds says future U S space vehicles may be recovered on land rather than sea as tech advances. He notes water impact speeds around 30 feet per second versus safe ground landings near 20 feet per second. Sherburne spoke at Arizona State University after touring the desert facilities at White Sands.
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Tempe
Ariz
New Mexico
Russell K. Sherburne
White Sands Proving Grounds
Sherburne
New Mexico Desert
White Sands
Arizona State University
Same Slayer, Same Sentence Repeats in Philadelphia
Roy Moore, 65, Philadelphia, again faced Judge Francis Shunk Brown and received the maximum sentence after a murder conviction. Previously in 1942 Brown had sentenced him to life for first degree murder in his wife Annie’s stabbing death, serving 18 years before release.
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Philadelphia
Roy Moore
Francis Shunk Brown
Brown
Moore
Annie
Luther Mack
Hampton Judge Assigned to Cedar Rapids Bench
District Judge Harvey Uhlenhopp from Hampton will serve temporarily on the Cedar Rapids bench, expanding coverage amid ongoing caseload adjustments. The arrangement places the Iowa jurist in a different county jurisdiction for an interim period.
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Des Moines
Harvey Uhlenhopp
Hampton
Cedar Rapids
Boeing Refutes Theory Bolt Caused 707 Crash
Boeing officials say evidence does not support the theory that a lost small bolt caused the New York Jamaica Bay crash of the American Airlines Boeing 707. FAA had suggested a rudder bolt may have slipped if a nut detached. investigators noted the possible missing cutter pin.
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Seattle, Wash
Boeing Co
New York
American Airlines
Jamaica Bay
Federal Aviation Agency
FAA
Miami Mayor Targets Crooked Parking Meters
Robert King High says some meters in Miami are crooked and plans to help taxpayers fight City Hall. He tested meters on Biscayne Boulevard after motorists complained about $2 overtime tickets. One meter gave 27 minutes for a nickel, not 30, suggesting unearned revenue.
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Miami
Fila
Robert King High
City Hall
High
Biscayne Boulevard
Car License Income Up From Last Year in 1962
Secretary of State Joseph L Donovan announced 1962 car license receipts through May 31 amount to 40 591 953, up from 39 163 810 a year earlier. Passenger car registrations reached 1 270 757, vs 1 231 544. truck registrations 1 739 270, vs 1 573 852.
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ST. Paul
Joseph L. Donovan
Fargo Area Seeks Educational TV
Washington AP reports Fargo North Central Educational Television Association seeks a non commercial education TV station on channel 13. Theodore L. Donat is president with Fargo address Box 6. The FCC received the application Wednesday.
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Washington
the Communications Commission
Fargo
N.D
North Central Educational Television Association, Inc
Theodore L. Donat
P. O. Box 6
Kennedy's jet undergoes regular checks after NY crash
White House said President Kennedy's Boeing 707 has been inspected frequently with no problems found. Press secretary Pierre Salinger noted checks followed FAA indications after a March crash that killed 95 people and cited a possible bolt loss in a control mechanism as a potential cause. FAA warned operators of the jet to heed the advisory.
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Washington
White House
Kennedy
New York
Pierre Salinger
Federal Aviation Agency
FAA
Stock Market Falters Near 1962 Lows in Cliff-Hanger Session
The New York market teetered around the 1962 low set May 28 as traders weighed further declines versus brief rallies. The Dow fell to a Wednesday close of 574.04 after two selling waves, while the ASI and S&P 500 held near May 28 levels. NYSE seat prices sank to 15,000, the lowest since 1959.
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New York
Wall Street
Standard & Poor
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Senate Finance Committee
New York Stock Exchange
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