Zsa Zsa Gabor Warpath Over Bel Air Property
Zsa Zsa Gabor storms Los Angeles City Hall after a brush fire left her Bel Air mansion with only three chimneys and a pool filled with sand. City says it issued three demolition orders since February to clear the site for safety. The actress plans to sue, says architect Paul Williams will redesign a new house using the ruins. The city cleared the lot for 2780 dollars, which she questions.
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Los Angeles
Zsa Zsa Gabor
Zsa Zsa
Europe
Bel Air
City Department of Building and Safety
Paul Williams
Building and Safety Commission
No nuclear weapons for Viet Nam
Washington AP President Johnson has not authorized nuclear weapons in Viet Nam. White House press secretary George Reedy said the remarks by Barry Goldwater about orders to the 7th Fleet should not be read as authorization for nuclear arms. State Secretary Dean Rusk and Defense Secretary McNamara called the idea unjustified. Reedy reviewed statements and supporting papers and found nothing that would authorize nuclear use.
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Washington
White House
George Reedy
Johnson
Viet Nam
Reedy
Barry Goldwater
U.S
Dean Rusk
Defence
Robert S. McNamara
Red Chinese troops drill near Tonkin Bay crisis
Communist China announced large scale military maneuvers in Fukien Kwangtung and the Luishow Peninsula as Peking radio linked the drills to the Tonkin Bay crisis and the U S air strike on North Vietnam. Chen Yi pledged support to North Vietnam in repulsing any aggressor.
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Tokyo
China
Viet Nam
Peking Radio
Tonkin Bay
U.S
Chen Yi
Xuan Thuy
Peking
New China News Agency
Kwanctung
Fukien
Luishow
Nine year old boy found dead in Bow Island building
Bow Island police discover nine-year-old Bruce Grover’s body under a stage in an unfinished brick building near downtown. Autopsy planned. cause of death not disclosed. Police say he was playing with other boys when he disappeared. The boarded structure sits three blocks from the town center.
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Bow Island
Bruce Grover
Medicine Hat
Ed Schaufele
Grover
Chief Schaufele
Three hurt in two mishaps near Tilley Alberta
Two traffic crashes within six hours at the same spot eleven miles east of Tilley sent three people to hospital. Lloyd Porter of Calgary Harry May of Burgerville New Jersey and Fred Tschritter of Medicine Hat were treated at Medical Hat General Hospital. The first crash involved a Calgary driver Rudolph Lehmann when his semi overturned in a ditch trapping Porter for about 20 minutes. The second crash saw Tschritter and May suffer injuries from a head on collision likely caused by inattention and sight seeing debris. May was reported in satisfactory condition while Tschritter had lacerations and possible broken ribs.
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Tilley
Medicine Hat General Hospital
Lloyd Porter
Calgary
Harry May
Burgerville
New Jersey
Fred Tschritter
Medicine Hat
Rudolph Lehmann
Porter
Workman Injured On Site At Woolworths Building
Vincent Roth, a 600 pound pre cast slab struck him as a crane swung over a truck at the Woolworths site on 3rd St S E. He suffered a deep scalp laceration and was hospitalized in stable condition. Roth said he was standing on the back of the truck when the slab swung and knocked him off.
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Lethbridge
Oland Construction
Woolworth’s
3Rd St. S.E
Vincent Roth
Roth
Medicine Hat
Fleming wins Hat award at Medicine Hat
Darlene Rae Fleming 18 wins the City of Medicine Hat 1964 scholastic award with a 88.33 percent average, earning a $300 prize for top Grade XII marks. Daughter of Douglas and Mrs Fleming of 802 4th Ave SE, MHHS student studying at Banff School of Fine Arts on a hotel association scholarship plans to study languages at the University of Alberta.
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City of Medicine Hat
Miss Fleming
Douglas A. Fleming
4Th Ave. S.E
Medicine Hat High School
Banff School of Fine Arts
Alberta Hotel Association
University of Alberta
Rotary
Fleming
Defence Research Board
Ralston
Ald
Helen Beny Gibson
T. R. Osborne
Gerald Grant
MHHS
Paul Vaessen
McCoy High School
Schools Open Here on Sept 1
Mothers take heart, children will be back in school Sept 1 as public and separate schools start on that date instead of after Labor Day. Labor Day Sept 7 forces the change to meet 200 teaching days. High school supplemental exams will be held in room 116 at Medicine Hat High School beginning Friday at 9 am, entrants via the 5th St. entrance.
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Medicine Hat High School
Hinman treasuries probe urged by Alberta MLA
Liberal MLA William Dickie of Calgary Glenmore called for a special legislature session to review Alberta treasury branches and Hinman's forced resignation. He urged a Senate probe and warned wider provincial use could threaten Canadian banking control. The treasury branches total 59 with 90.5 million on deposits and 59.75 million in loans. Dickie criticized the premier for Hinman’s departure and pressed for inquiry into cabinet ministers’ private dealings amid opposition calls for royal commissions or judicial inquiries.
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Calgary
William Dickie
Alberta
Glenmore
E. W. Hinman
Favreau
Senate
Treasury
Dickie
Manning
Treasury Department
Hinman
Liberals
New Democrats
Edmonton
Tom O’dwyer
Progressive Conservatives
Supreme Court
J. J. Porter
Conservative Party
Nick Taylor
Liberal Party
Taylor
Grivas to Lead Cypriot National Guard in Cyprus
Gen George Grivas has taken supreme command of the Cypriot National Guard in Nicosia. His appointment follows the resignation of Lt Gen George Karayannis who flew to Athens with a letter explaining his departure amid reported differences with Grivas.
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Athens
Reuters
George Grivas
George Karayannis
Nicosia
Karayannis
Petros Garoufalias
Makarios
Monaco's Grace Expecting Third Child in February
MONTE CARLO AP Princess Grace of Monaco and Prince Rainier announce she is pregnant with a third child. The royal couple already have Princess Caroline, 7, and Prince Albert, 6.
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Monte Carlo
Grace of
Monaco
Palace
Hollywood
Prince Rainier of
Caroline
Prince Albert
Cyprus Peace on Shaky Edge Amid Tensions in Nicosia
In Nicosia and across the island the Cyprus cease-fire remains fragile as Turkish Cypriots shout insults across the green line and Ankara warns it could strike if the truce fails. Greek Cypriots blame the United States and Britain for backing Turkey while UN observers fear renewed clashes around Kokkinia.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
United Nations
Turkey
Kokkina
Kok‘kina
United States
Britain
Canadian wheat sale announced to Poland and Bulgaria
WINNIPEG CP reports the Canadian Wheat Board announced a sale of 9.2 million bushels of wheat valued at about 18.4 million dollars to Poland and Bulgaria. About 7.4 million bushels are destined for Poland for shipment in the August to November period under a long term agreement signed in November 1963.
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Winnipeg
Canadian Wheat Board
Poland
Bulgaria
Opposition frames flag vote as minority pandering in Commons
In Ottawa the Conservative opposition pressed the government on the maple leaf flag, charging pander to a minority in Quebec as Liberal MPs urged restraint. Speakers urged an all party design, with calls to pause debate, withdraw the design, and prevent national division amid Western Western and Quebec tensions.
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Ottawa
James Byrne
Kootenay East
MacEachen
Quebec
Drummond Clancy
Yorkton
Diefenbaker
Commons
Canada
Eric Winkler
Greg Bruce
Winkler
Nugent
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