Hat Golf Club Faces September Meeting On Fusion Talks
Medicine Hat Golf Club seeks city help for improvements and land use on a dollar a year lease. A September meeting will include Medicine Hat Golf Club Connaught Golf Club and city officials to discuss city assistance and possible club fusion with land transfer and compensation. Soviet agriculture minister to visit Medicine Hat Aug 27 to study ranching techniques. Mayor Weiner to Ottawa lobbying on air service link with Calgary.
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Medicine Hat
City Hall
Fred Hall
E.G.F. Skinner
George Manarey
Tom Flanagan
United Cub
Soviet
Russia
Harry Weiner
Swift Current
Canada
Canada Department of Agriculture
Ottawa
Ald
Gordon Sissons
Pickersgill
Air Canada
Calgary
Premier defends Alberta treasury branches from senate probe
Premier Manning rejected a Senate Banking Committee inquiry into Alberta treasury branches, calling it inappropriate for BC politicians to meddle in Alberta matters. He labeled claims of a cloud over the operation as 109 per cent false, while Liberal MLA Bill Dickie and BC Liberal leader Ray Perrault had urged an investigation.
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Senate Banking Committee
Manning
British Columbia
Alberta
Treasury
Rain relief mostly for rest of crops in Alberta report
A News survey across Empress Skiff Bow Island Seven Persons Walsh Tilley and Maple Creek finds rain mostly aided after a dry spell. Harvesting on dryland crops continues with yields forecast around 12 to 15 bushels per acre though Empress reports damage from hail and wind.
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Medicine Hat
Empress
Skiff
Jack Anderson
Bow Island
Walsh
Tilley
Maple Creek
Orville Studer
Alberta Wheat Pool
Empress District
Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Irvine
Etzikom
Conquerville
Mr.Anderson
Tilley — McCabe
Bill Rawleigh
Rawleight
George Plews
Plews
Elmo Hart
Mr. Hurt
Pearson to meet leaders over flag debate progress
Prime Minister Pearson told the Commons he hopes next week’s meeting with opposition leaders will advance parliamentary business. He denied any leak about possible compromises on the maple leaf flag and the Union Jack as Canada’s loyalty symbol. Debate on the flag resolution resumes Monday as estimates are reviewed in the Commons.
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Ottawa
Pearson
Commons
Canada
Maurice Cote
Sc—Chicoutimi
Diefenbaker
Georges Valade
Montreal Ste. Marie
Eric Winkler
The
River search for boy fails
The 13 year old Gary Schmidt search failed Thursday as ground teams discontinued efforts along the South Saskatchewan River near Redcliff. An airplane search by Herman Wahl was to continue this afternoon focusing downstream from the former ground search ending near the Redcliff Pump house.
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Gary Schmidt
Art Rieger
Redcliff
South Saskatchewan
Calvin Hildebrand
K.W. Schmidt
Herman Wahl
Turkish Cypriot Leader Warns of Impending Bread Shortage
Nicosia AP Reuters says Fazil Kuchuk declaresCyprus faces breadless days as Greek Cypriot blockade tightens. He urges Ankara to pressure Makarios to lift the blockade and warns bakeries in the Turkish quarter will close within two days due to kerosene shortages.
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Nicosia
Fazil Kuchuk
Cyprus
Ankara
Makarios
Chinese Immigrant Law Tightens Deportation Risk
Ottawa CP Immiration Minister Tremblay announced that effective Sept 1 1964 Chinese immigrants who entered Canada illegally will not be allowed to adjust status to landed immigrant. RCMP and immigration officers will apply the law to Chinese as to other residents, meaning illegal entrants face deportation.
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Ottawa
Tremblay
Canada
The
Commons
RCMP
Mystery voice interrupts London TV film about disabled aid
A mystery voice praised a London brothel during a public service film on rehabilitation for the disabled. Investigators from Rediffusion and the Post Office probe whether the line intrusion came from inside or outside the building as London papers largely overlook the incident.
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London
Rediffusion
General Post Office
Britain
London Newpapers
Plebiscite demand widens Canadian flag debate in House
Progressive Conservatives pushed a national plebiscite proposal in Ottawa seeking public opinion on four flag options including the Red Ensign and various maple leaf designs. The move, tied to extending debate, follows Premier Pearson inviting leaders to a Tuesday meeting to seek compromise on a new flag.
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Ottawa
Progressive Conservatives
Ken More
Regina
Diefenbaker
Pearson
Mr. Pearson
Quebec
Vincent Drouin
England
Bill blockade threats in Canadian Senate action
OTTAWA CP Real Caouette and his Ralliement des Creditistes threaten to block all Senate originated bills until the Bank of British Columbia charter bill is approved. The party, now separate from Social Credit, vows to block Senate bills as long as BC bank legislation sits unresolved. Two other bank charter bills face similar threats though some moved forward in Parliament.
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Edgeware Road
Ottawa
Real Caouette
Ralliement Des Creditistes
Senate
Bank of British Columbia
Social Credit
Caouette
Commons
B.C. Bank
Bank of Brit
Columbia
Creditistes
Social Credit Party
Robert Thompson
Thompson
Ron Basford
L—Vancouver Burrard
Bennett
B.C
Bank of Western Canada
Laurentide Bank of Canada
Gilles Gregoire
Creditiste— Lapointe
Laurentide Bank
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