Seven Days hosts clash tests CBC strike and fate
Leiterman argues the program may survive the dispute over Watson and LaPierre as CBC producers threaten strike. He dismisses claims Seven Days is dead, cites past conflicts with CBC management, and urges a calm settlement to keep the Sunday show on air.
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Ottawa
Douglas Leiterman
TV Producers’ Association
Commons Committee
CBC
Alphonse Ouimet
Patrick Watson
Laurier LaPierre
Leiterman
LaPierre
Producers’ Association
Messrs. Watson
Gordon Fairweather
The
Commons
Pearson
the Commons
New Democrat
Barry Mather
Messrs. Watson and
Washington
Harold Wilson
Letterman
Wilson
CBC News Department
Munsinger
CBC Producers Threaten TV Strike Over Dispute
The Toronto Producers Association warned it would withdraw services from CBC at 10 p.m. EDT Sunday unless CBC President Alphonse Ouimet addresses the dispute. Tom Koch said the step follows an eight hour meeting and seeks a solution not a strike, with 68 producers in the association and support from Quebec French producers.
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Toronto
Toronto Producers’ Association
CBC
Alphonse Ouimet
Tom Koch
Association
Ottawa
Ouimet
Patrick Watson
Laurier LaPierre
Koch
Quebec
Truscott case headed to Supreme Court in Canada
The Supreme Court of Canada will hear Steven Truscott’s appeal over the 1959 murder conviction of Lynne Harper. The reference asks the court to review trial transcripts and consider new evidence to determine if a miscarriage of justice occurred. The case follows renewed public debate sparked by a Toronto author and political scrutiny in Parliament.
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Ottawa
Steven Truscott
Supreme Court of Canada
Pennell
the Commons
Canada
Steven
Lynne Harper
Clinton
Ont
Supreme Court
Diefenbaker
Dan Truscott
Richmond
Shea
Royal Commission
RCAF
Collins Bay
Justice Department
Truscott
Isabel le Bourdais
Toronto
Snow Stays Harsh in Medicine Hat Region
Five inches of new snow along with below normal temperatures keep Medicine Hat and surrounding areas in a cold snap. The weather forecaster warns of continued snow and low highs through Thursday with minimal improvement after, while seeding pauses threaten farmers' work but moisture improves in some districts. Agriculturalist Jack Anderson notes reseeding could resume in about four days as grain seeding sits about half finished.
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Medicine Hat
Jack Anderson
Conquerville
Cypress Hills
Anderson
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Prairies
Security leaks at Gerda MunSinger inquiry prompt notices
Ottawa CP Mrs Fairclough invited to appear at the Munsinger inquiry as Conservative counsel C F H Carson notes. Levesque may also testify. Justice Spence condemns press disclosure of RCMP security files and warns against further breaches while considering releasing transcript portions related to George Hees.
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Ottawa
Fairclough
Munsinger
C.F. H. Carson
Commission
Carson
Levesque
J. L. O’brien
RCMP
Diefenbaker
Fulton
Wishart Spence
Gerda Munsinger
Justice Spence
O'Brien
O’brien
E. A. Goodman
George Hees
Hees
Sales Clinic Tonight At Assiniboia Hotel
A sales clinic for retail staff is set at the Assiniboia Hotel tonight at 7 30 p m with tickets at the door. National consultant Fred Palmer will lead the session on personal aspects of selling. Earlier Mr Palmer spoke on selling large consumer durable items.
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Assiniboia Hotel
Fred Palmer
Palmer
Judicial inquiry into Landreville ends today
The federal judicial inquiry into the finances of Mr. Justice Leo Landreville nears its conclusion as the judge defends his honesty against questions about a 1957 stock grant from Northern Ontario Natural Gas and its link to a Sudbury municipal franchise during his 1956 mayoralty.
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Ottawa
Leo Landreville
Ontario
Commission
Justice Landreville
Northern Ontario Natural Gas Co
Nong
Sudbury
Canada Commons Opens Final Redistribution Debate
Ottawa embarks on a six day window to hear complaints about MPs seats reshaping by independent commissioners after next Wednesday. Eighteen constituency complaints and two province wide appeals are slated as the redistribution process proceeds amid bills and new acts including farm credit borrowing, export permit extensions and a Science Council of Canada.
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The
Commons
Quebec
Canada
Farm Credit Corp
Science Council of Canada
Pope and Gromyko Meet for World Peace Talks
Pope Paul and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko held a private 45 minute audience in Vatican City announcing agreement to pursue world peace independent of ideologies. The meeting followed their earlier UN talks and capped Gromyko’s six day Italy visit.
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Vatican City
Paul
Andrei Gromyko
Gromyko
Vatican
United Nations
New York
Poland
Sistine Chapel
Italy
Moscow
Lamarr Acquitted After Six Day Shoplifting Trial
Actress Hedy Lamarr was found not guilty by a Los Angeles jury after a six day trial over 18 items valued at 86 dollars from the May Company Wilshire Boulevard store. The Vienna born star smiled and thanked jurors as they filed out.
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Miss Lamarr
Hedy
May Company
Wilshire Boulevard
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Hedy Lamarr
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