Supreme Court Upholds Immigration Appeal Board Power
The Supreme Court of Canada in two rulings refused to interfere with deportation cases, reinforcing the Immigration Appeal Board as having the final say on political asylum and deportation matters. Konstantinos Boulis lost his bid to stay, while Hugh Hypolite Fraser still may appeal. The court noted Parliament can review Board decisions, ensuring some supervision while respecting the Board’s discretionary role.
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Guy Demarino Southam
Ottawa
Supreme Court of Canada
Immigration Appeal Board
Canada
Konstantinos Boulis
Greece
Hugh Hypolite Fraser
Trinidad
Boukis
Bora Laskin
Board
Boulis
Humberto Pagan
Pagan
Halifax
Supreme Court
Toronto
Justice Laskin
Parliament of
Immigration Appeal Board Act
Minister of Immigration
Alberta may seek smaller Lake Louise project option
Alberta government hints at a reduced version of the 30 million Village Lake Louise plan to expand Banff tourist facilities. Don Getty says a cutdown option is one of the choices in talks with Ottawa and Chretien next month. Other ideas include limiting development to Lake Louise Townsite or pursuing gradual growth.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Ottawa
Lake Louise
Banff National Park
Don Getty
Chretien
Lougheed
Socred may ally with Action Canada in Medicine Hat race
Gordon Pollard reports Medicine Hat Social Credit faces a decision on allying with Action Canada. Walter Strom says the association has not decided whether to nominate a candidate, as Earl Smith pursues the Action Canada nomination. Local leaders stress the decision rests with the riding association and note past discussions between Hellyer Caouette.
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Gordon Pollard
The
News Edmonton
Social Credit Party
Action Canada
Medicine Hat
Walter Strom
Bow Island
Strom
Earl Smith
Alberta Social Credit
Smith
Social Credit and
Paul Hellyer
Social Credit National
Real Caouette
Heilyer
Social Credit
Harry Strom
Medicine Hat Secreds
Social Credit Federal Association
Earl
Social Credit Federal Organization
Redcliff
Bill Wyse
Wyse
Alberta
A. J. Hooke
Hooke
Socreds
Crime remarks spark Alberta legislature clash
In Edmonton, Attorney General Merv Leitch pressed Social Credit member George Ho Lem to name firms or retract his claim that organized crime tied to Calgary restaurants and funeral homes tainted business. Ho Lem refused names but called funeral home concerns a long standing public issue. Deputy Premier Horner moved to refer the allegation to the privileges and elections committee amid protests over public welfare scrutiny.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Merv Leitch
George Ho Lem
Calgary McCall
Leitch
Ho Lem
Calgary
Social Credit
Hugh Horner
Standing Committee On Privileges and
Gordon Taylor
SC — Drumheller
Belfast bomb in stolen hearse jolts city center
A huge bomb planted in a stolen hearse exploded in central Belfast amid rising tensions ahead of Easter protests between Protestant and Catholic communities. The blast caused no serious injuries and involved an estimated 100 to 200 pounds of gelignite, after a caller warned the Irish News of the “biggest bomb ever” in a coffin within the hearse outside a tavern.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
East Berlin eases Easter travel as frontier opens
West Berlin eases Easter travel allowing West Berliners to visit East Berlin and East Germany for 30 days yearly. Up to 700,000 may travel east at Easter with 465,000 last time in 1966. prices rising as civic leaders expect improved conditions and trade gains for machine tools and services.
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East Germany
Soviet Union
Poland
Moscow
Berlin
NATO
West Berlin
Klaus Schuetz
Willy Brandt
Christian Democratic Party
Bundestag
Schoeneberg
John F. Kennedy
Schuetz
East
West Germany
U S bomber crashes into subdivision near McCoy AFB
Seven air crew died when a B 52 crashed in the Silver Beach area near Orlando Florida after attempting a controlled ditching away from homes. Eight civilians injured including seven children, as the craft with no bombs aboard burned and exploded. Court official said the plane aimed for lake to spare houses.
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Orlando
Fla
Silver Beach
McCoy Air Force Base
Here
Air Force
Russel E. Dougherty
2Nd Air Force
McCoy
Wendell W. Campbell
Dougherty
Trudeau says no general election before fall
Prime Minister Trudeau after a lengthy cabinet session says there is no plan to call a general election before next fall. He outlines two byelections for October 16 in Newfoundland and Ontario and notes shifts in senior Canadian offices while urging caution on timing.
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Arthur Blakely
The
Gazette
Ottawa
Trudeau
Bonavista- Trinity-Conception
Newfoundland
York West
Ont
Frank Moores
Phil Givens
Sylvia Ostry
Statistician of
Canada
Walter Duffett
Charles Hughes
New Brunswick
G. F. G. Bridges
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Action Canada Union
Louise
Suzan Petke
Suzan
Frank Webber
Tim Creery
Southam
Eastwest
U.S
U.S. Arsenal
McCoy Base
Tom Smith
Agriculture Department
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