Hat Pharmacists Deny Holding Thalidomide In Medicine Hat
Medicine Hat pharmacists say they have returned all thalidomide and related drug supplies ordered removed by the FDA. Association president Cliff Wright confirms no current stock and notes flexin is also absent locally. Calgary reports of pharmacies retaining removed drugs prompted an FDA inspector check.
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The Wherefore Of Thalidomide
Herald Tribune report explores origins of the thalidomide tragedy and asks what safeguards are needed to prevent future medical nightmares. Stuart H. Loory outlines upcoming editorial series examining how such deformities occurred and how recurrence might be prevented.
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British press rounds Soblen case as deadlock grows
London reports mounting criticism of Home Secretary Henry Brooke over Soblen fate. The government presses El Al to fly Dr. Robert Soblen back to New York to serve his life sentence for wartime spying, while El Al’s Israeli government backing seeks Soblen’s transfer to Israel.
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Cabinet Shuffle Sees Richards Bell and Martineau Promoted
Prime Minister Diefenbaker announces changes with new ministers including Richard A. Bell for citizenship and immigration and Paul Martineau for mines and technical surveys. Several other lineups shift to finance public works and postmaster general roles while core ministers remain in place.
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Diefenbaker reshuffles cabinet names Nowlan finance minister
Prime Minister Diefenbaker reshuffles the federal cabinet. George Nowlan becomes finance minister succeeding Donald Fleming who moves to justice and solicitor general. Six ministers receive new posts and three newcomers join. Notable addition M Wallace McCutcheon becomes minister without portfolio and senator.
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Lumber Reprisals Hinted In Canada U.S. Trade Dispute
Washington CP reports Henry Bahr vice president of the National Lumber Manufacturers Association warned the U S industry may launch a general anti Canada campaign if Canada refuses voluntary export restrictions on softwood lumber. He said peaceful efforts may fail if there is no cooperation. The Canadian Lumbermen's Association rejected the call for restrictions noting no evidence to justify them.
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Prospectors Probe Gold Beneath Main Street
Prospectors in Geraldton Ontario search for gold beneath the town’s main street in a drill-driven effort amid a population around 3000.
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Bridge to Close Overnight in Finlay for Phaltling
Finlay Bridge will close to all vehicles from 4 a.m. to 7:30 a.m. Friday with the pedestrian path unaffected. The closure aims to permit a phalt work operation.
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Defiant Rockwell Returns to U S
American Nazi leader George Lincoln Rockwell was deported from London to Boston after a last Heil Hitler salute on the plane steps. He had evaded a ban on foreign Nazis and attended a British National Socialist party rally before arrest.
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Woman who plotted murder dies in San Quentin gas chamber
Elizabeth Ann Duncan, 58, who hired two killers to murder her pregnant daughter-in-law Olga Duncan, 30, a nurse from Dauphin, Manitoba, was executed first at San Quentin while her accomplices Luis Moya, 23, and Augustine Baldonado, 28, died together in the gas chamber after noon.
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Ma) Duncan
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Britain faces Europe choice as Commonwealth weighs trade fate
Postponed talks with the European Economic Community place responsibility on Commonwealth leaders, including Prime Minister Diefenbaker, to decide Britain's fate in 1970. British officials warn Ottawa that keeping Britain out could block full Commonwealth gains while Europe expands as the United States eyes a larger tariff pact.
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Ministers shuffled in Diefenbaker cabinet change
Veterans named in cabinet shifts include Davie Fulton shifting to public works and Hugh John Flemming succeeding Nowlan as national revenue minister. Mrs. Fairclough becomes postmaster general. Ernest Halpenny takes state secretary and broadcasting portfolio reporting to Parliament.
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Diefenbaker Keeps Some Portfolios As Cabinet Changes Ed
Prime Minister Diefenbaker retains Diefenbaker era continuity with Mr Diefenbaker reshuffling portfolios. Michael Starr and Angus MacLean continue as they held their posts since 1957 while Mr Fleming may move from finance. Justice and solicitor-general to be assigned to a single minister. The swearing in followed by announcement on new session start set for late September.
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Diefenbaker Discusses Quebec Ministers and Cabinet Prep
Prime Minister Diefenbaker notes four Quebec cabinet ministers among 14 Quebec MPs and six Quebec ministers before the election. He expects Quebec appointees among parliamentary secretaries and will nominate Senate and Commons speakers soon. He praises McCutcheon but avoids duties specifics and says McCutcheon would relinquish industry directorships. selling stock is a separate issue.
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Newfoundland Sees No Tax Cut Plans As Election Notes Surface
In Ottawa discussions with reporters, Mr Nowlan said there are no plans to cut taxes. Newfoundland remains without a cabinet. In the June vote, only James McGrath won a Conservative seat in the province. Governor General Vanier attended the swearing in as Diefenbaker’s ministry took office with Bryce administering oaths.
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Narcotics Ring Convicted After 52 Day Vancouver Trial
A county court judge convicted 14 men of conspiring to run an illicit narcotics syndicate in Vancouver. Four other men not in the conspiracy were also found guilty of drug trafficking and possession. Sentencing will follow after representations from nine defense lawyers and four accused without counsel. The 52 day trial heard 69 witnesses and produced 9,300 pages of testimony.
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