Policy changes on overdraft use in Canadian banks
Wally Hayne of the Royal Bank explained to Medicine Hat Separate School Board members that banks will ban overdraft borrowing and instead require notes deposited with the bank to cover operating costs. Interest will rise modestly due to a uniform 6 percent Bank of Canada rate, with payable-on-demand notes. the deadline for overdrafts is Sept. 1.
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Canada
Medicine Hat
Wally Hayne
Royal Bank
Hayne
Medicine Hat School Division No. 4
Bank of Canada
Great Britain
Forgotten Doctor Saved Arm in Calgary Story
Bud Toner remembers a Calgary incident from 36 years ago when a Saskatchewan doctor reattached his severed hand after a rye-field accident. The 1926 surgery and a later Canadian medical spotlight are recalled as Calgary doctors performed reattachments, with Bud expressing pride in local progress while noting the Saskatchewan surgeon’s early role.
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Calgary
Bud Toner
Saskatchewan
Bud
Hazel Donlin
Boston
Mark Toner
Mayor Wild Ride Aids Home Builder In Medicine Hat
Medicine Hat council backed home builder Elgin Mann by signing a $1,000 note to help him finish renovations at 68 2nd St SE. The move followed criticism from former alderman W E McCombs and a debate on whether Mann could meet building department standards with his own labor and a $2,000 to $6,000 cost estimate. Mann, 25, said he has $1,000 left to finish. his wife works while he is unemployed.
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Cuba
2Nd St. SE
Harry Weiner
Elgin Mann
2Nd St. S.E
Mann
W. E. McCombs
Weiner
R. A. Pearce
Ald
J. C. Miller
Mr. Pearce
Pearce
Veiner
Webner
Jack Edwards
Edwards
Mr. Mann
Ald. Miller
Council
Medicine Hat
Doctors Back Envoid Contraceptive Opinion in Calgary
Dr J H Hook president of Medicine Hat Medical Association says Calgary doctors endorse Envoid with proper use and no cause for alarm. He notes low contraceptive dosages but higher amounts for other conditions and cites US deaths linked to higher dosing. Local physicians likely to follow Calgary stance.
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Jean Holt
J. H. Hook
Medicine Hat Medical Association
Calgary
Hook
United States
Ben Khedda Ousted As Rival Seizes Power in Algeria
In Algiers the GPRA revolutionary council seizes control from Premier Ben Youssef Ben Khedda. Ahmed Ben Bella leads a political bureau to govern while a National Council of the Algerian Revolution meets early September to elect a constituent assembly. The Evian accord had set a temporary handover to military authorities and the bureau.
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Ben Khedda
Algiers
Ben Youssef Ben Khedda
Ahmed Ben Bella
GPRA
National Council
Algeria
Ben Bella
Evian
Vancouver Drug Syndicate Busted in Largest Western Canada Ring
RCMP and city police arrested 22 people and held warrants for 22 more on narcotics trafficking charges in Vancouver. The operation, the second large crackdown this year, is described as the biggest drug syndicate in Western Canada. Prices for heroin surged to 22 dollars per capsule as narcotics dwindled, and goofball use rose. Coroner reported nine goofball deaths from overdoses and barbiturate mixes.
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Vancouver
RCMP
Canada
Underworld
McDonald
Vancouver Sun
Service Club Golf Tourney Set at Connaught
Rotary Club and Kiwanis Club duffers plan a joint golf tournament at Connaught Golf Club. The event is scheduled for Wednesday at 2 p.m. players must arrange their own match times.
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Rotary Club
Duffers
Kiwanis Club
Connaught Golf Club
Soblen's Return Demanded
The United States urged Britain and Israel to return Dr. Robert A. Soblen a 61 year old psychiatrist and convicted Soviet spy who faces life imprisonment in the United States State Department spokesman Lincoln White said delays in Soblen's removal concern Washington and reinforced the strong insistence on his return.
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Washington
United States
Britain
Israel
Robert A. Soblen
U.S
Soviet Union
Soblen
Lincoln White
State Department
Tenders for Lockers Called Playground Contracts Awarded Here
Medicine Hat Separate School Board awarded contracts for playground paving at St. Louis McCoy and St. Patrick s Schools to Hat Paving Company totaling 2123.50 with one tender only for playground equipment from S F Scott at 1325 and a lighting hand dryer wiring job to Davis Electric Service at 373 29. Board tabled fencing and grounds leveling bids and planned re submissions while calling bids for pupil lockers at St Mary s School. Renovations at St Louis School progress toward completion with all work expected by August 15 and four new modern classrooms ready for the next school term.
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St. Louis
McCoy and
St. Patrick's
The
Hat Paving Company
Medicine Hat
McCoy
S. F. Scott
St. Patrick’s
St. Patrick’s School
St. Mary’s School
Davis Electric Service
Ness Electric
Knowles Electric
Lawrence Meier
Hat Paving
Meier
St. Mary's
St. Patrick's School
St. Louis School
Bill Montgomery
Nazi Leader Sought in Britain After Rally Attendance
London police and security services hunted George Lincoln Rockwell the American Nazi Party leader who slipped into Britain to attend a Fascist rally. The Home Office probed how he entered despite a ban, with reports he landed at Shannon and crossed by boat through a quiet port. Rockwell was said to be staying with a neo Nazi sympathizer in London.
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London
Reuters
Scot
Paper curtain charged by Thompson and Caouette
Edmonton CP report says Social Credit leaders denounce a newspaper curtain of opposition. Thompson names television as key to breaking through while Caouette scorns press portrayal and cites Quebec victories and notable candidates.
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Edmonton
Social Credit
the People
National Party
R. N. Thompson
Real Caouette
Quebec
Alberta Social Credit League
Thompson
Mr. Caouette
Sherbrooke
Granby
Caouette
Ajerta
Williamberhart
Soleial Credit Party
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