De Gaulle Defends Policy In Uncommon TV Address
Paris Reuters report notes President de Gaulle, 76, mounting a vigorous counter attack against critics while defending France’s foreign aims. He labels critics as apostles of decline and experts in disparagement, focusing discussion on France’s independence and action beyond the two superpowers. Critics, unions respond with discontent over domestic reforms.
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Nuclear Treaty Seen At Geneva Meeting
Washington AP reports U S Ambassador William Foster says he will rush back to Geneva for a prompt agreement with Russia on a draft nuclear non proliferation treaty and to present it soon to an 18 nation disarmament conference. Foster spoke after a talk with President Johnson and plans to return by Sunday noon to confer with the Russian delegation.
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Nigeria declares full scale war against Biafra
Nigeria's Maj Gen Yakubu Gowon announces all out military operations by land sea and air to prevent disintegration after Biafran seizure of the Mid Western Region and attacks on Lagos. Anti aircraft fire greets a suspected Biafran raider over the city and Kaduna endures a bombing raid with casualties.
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Body found in South Sask. Saskatchewan River
Two local men found a body around 5:49 p.m. Thursday along the south bank of the river about 100 yards upstream from the powerhouse. The deceased, not yet identified, was taken to the general hospital morgue. Investigators consider the possibility the body is Jacob Gaub, missing since Friday afternoon from Baptist Haven of Rest.
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Middle East conflict edges toward renewed war says Heikal
The report notes President Nasser's confidant Heikal warned renewed war with Israel is virtually inevitable and King Hussein vowed Jordan will fight again to defend Jerusalem. Tito met Nasser in Cairo to pursue a peace formula while Israel debates refugee admissions and refuses to surrender Jerusalem.
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Busy police and firemen respond to multiple incidents
From late yesterday afternoon to this morning three major accidents a break in entry and an electrical fire caused over 900 in damage. Arthur Jacka 51 collided with Lorne Gerow 31 on 12 St S E at Arch Ave S E injuring no one. Ronald Shaffer 17 hit by David Hall 59 on 6th Ave S E motorcycle minor damage. Kenneth Thompson 29 Red Deer failed to stop and hit Floyd Lee on 7 St and Gershaw Dr. BUSY page 11
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Chinese border clashes erupt as troops fire warning shots
Reuters reports Chinese troops fired two bursts of machine gun fire across the border as British forces and police repelled Chinese workers who breached the frontier at Man Kam To. Police and Gurkhas used tear gas and baton charges to push back about 40 Chinese demonstrators after clashes that left border blocks tense.
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Hamilton says Diefenbaker may top on first ballot
The Globe reports Alvin Hamilton among nine candidates for the Progressive Conservative leadership in Canada. He asserts that if John Diefenbaker contests the leadership, he could win the most votes on the first ballot. News from Reading England and other dots cover global events and local incidents.
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Edmonton Watch Powers Extend Shopping Hours
Seven of twenty briefs to Edmonton City Council favored longer hours at a public hearing. The rule now allows mixed day and night openings with one full day closing. the RMA proposed two shopping nights and one full closing to aid small retailers. The Chinese Businessmen’s Association and two chains defended the current bylaw as best for living. Smaller stores urged two or more nights to stay viable after daylight hours.
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