Hurricane Cleo Threatens Southeast Florida Coast
Hurricane Cleo turns northward toward the Florida coast with gale warnings in effect for south Florida and the western Bahamas. Northeasterly winds are forecast to reach gale force this afternoon and tonight, prompting small craft advisories as authorities urge safe harbor.
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Miami
Fla
Cleo
Florida
Weather Bureau
South Florida
Bahamas
Sombrero Light
Key West
Fort Lauderdale
Cuba
Florida Straits
Haiti
Caibarien
Florida Keys
Guadeloupe
Tories aim to refer flag issue to committee in Commons
Conservative MPs press in the House for a special all party committee to study the maple leaf flag deadlock. A 15 member panel could draft a design and seek approval, or after unanimity fail, trigger a national plebiscite. Debate meanwhile continues with cross party calls for limits.
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Ottawa
Commons
House
Reynold Rapp
Humboldt-Melfort-Tisdale
Pearson
Jean-Louis Frenette
SC — Portneuf
Election pot is boiling in Medicine Hat race
Nominations close September 23 for Medicine Hat's 1964 civic elections set for October 14. The contest will decide the mayor's office and four city council seats with two year terms for Mayor Harry Weiner and aldermen C. E. Adam Jack Edwards T. R. Osborne and Earl Smith.
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Medicine Hat
Harry Weiner
C. E. Adam
Jack Edwards
T. R. Osborne
Earl Smith
City election watch tight as incumbents weigh runs
Mayoral and Alderman candidates stay coy as term outcomes loom. Edwards Osborne and Smith signal possible runs while Alderman Adam remains undecided, with Sept 19 statement promised. Mayor Weiner may seek a seventh two year term, last facing a challenge in 1958 when Olson trailed.
Medi Medicine Hat mayoral race draws several potential challengers
Roy Flying, ex Irvine mayor now in The Hat, says a delegation urged him to run for mayor and he is considering. Karl Brucker may challenge Mayor Weiner but won’t run for alderman. Jack Coocks, Chamber of Commerce president, is seriously considering City Council again, with one alderman term in 1950-51. Oscar Weiss and Tom Dutton named for council but both say they won’t be available. Ted Anhorn undecided and will announce later. E W Horne, former council member, has no statement yet.
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Ald Smith
Edwards
Osborne
Weiner
Doce
H. A. Olson
Roy Flying
Irvine
Hat
Medicine Hat
Karl Brucker
Jack Coocks
Chamber of Commerce
General Hospital Board
Oscar Weiss
Municipal Planning Commission
Tom Dutton
Ted Anhorn
Conner
Ontario securities chief suspended amid Windfall probe
John H Campbell, head of the Ontario Securities Commission, was suspended after disclosure of a possible conflict of interest linked to Windfall Oils and Mines Ltd. Campbell said he did nothing illegal and expects the suspension to be lifted after the investigation concludes. The move follows price volatility and ongoing inquiries into Windfall’s performance.
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Toronto
John H. Campbell
Ontario Securities Commission
OCS
Campbell
Arthur Wishart
Royal Commission
Ontario Financial Community
Wishart
Soviet ag minister visits Swift Current farm research station
Soviet agriculture minister Ivan Volovchenko toured a newly opened 3 million dollar federal farm research station in Swift Current Saskatchewan. He spoke with officials over dinner during a three week Canadian tour and visited a 3,000 acre Peder Pederson farm and the Rowatt grain elevator before continuing to Regina area towns.
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Swift Current
Sask
Ivan Volovchenko
Canada
Calgary
Medicine Hat
Harry Weiner
Saskatchewan
Rowatt
Volovchenko
Mr. Pederson
Wilbur Petersmeyer
Regina
Deep South to Back Goldwater in November Fight
Mississippi leaders vow to sever ties with the national Democratic party after the regular delegation walkout at Atlantic City. Alabama voters express likely Republican leanings over loyalty oath conflicts, with several residents stating plans to back Barry Goldwater due to the convention dispute.
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Jackson, Miss
Mississippi
National Party
Deep South
Birmingham
Ala
Wilson
Charles Coleman
Alabama
Barry Goldwater
Johnson aims to discuss VP pick with Humphrey
President Johnson indicated he will meet this afternoon with Hubert Humphrey to exchange views on the vice presidency as he mulls choosing a running mate.
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Washington
Johnson
Hubert Humphrey
White House
Mississippi Democrats Walk Out At National Convention
Former governor Ross Barnett warned that Goldwater would win Mississippi while noting the party rift over the Freedom Democrats. State leaders Bidwell Adam and Paul Johnson praised the stand as essential to Mississippi sovereignty as regular delegates refused a loyalty pledge and left the convention. Barnett, Adam, and Johnson stayed away from the proceedings. Industrial boost rumors swirl in Medicine Hat about Johns Manville projects and a possible second firm eyeing a Hat plant, potentially spurring revived local industry and partnerships.
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Barnett
Goldwater
Arizona
Johnson
Freedom Democrats
Bidwell Adam
Gulfport
Canadian woman honored by American College of Hospital Administrators
Noreen Flanagan, hospital administrator, returned from Chicago after being inducted as a member of the American College of Hospital Administrators. The rarity of the honor for a Canadian and for a woman was noted at the 30th annual convocation in Chicago on Sunday.
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Noreen Flanagan
Medicine Hot
Chicago
American College of Hospital Administrators
Fire at Ed's Studio Craft Shop causes heavy damage
A fire fed by oil paintings and plastics at Ed's Studio Craft Shop, 560 2nd St S.E., poured smoke from the building at about 6 p.m. Tuesday. The blaze, the second in seven years at the site, caused an estimated $5,000 in damage and required respirators for fire crews amid thick smoke.
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2Nd St. S.E
Ation
Ed Moritz
Kelowna
Len Morris
S. C. James
Gas and Electrical Inspection Branches
Bernard Krasnoff
Louise Johnston
James
Anna Bosma
Dew Line Ambush of Pay and Secrecy Across Arctic Front
The Nation Seeing is believing by Charles Lynch surveys Dew line posts where security reins tight and pay defines motive. Federal Electric runs the line under US government contract with RCAF and USAF staffers, while superintendents praise the high wages despite isolation. The piece notes ambassadors, stir craziness, and genuine money incentives shaping northern postings.
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Charles Lynch
Southam News Services
Sweden
Yugoslavia
Federal Electric Company of
Paramus
N.J
The
United
RCAF
USAF
Federal Electric
Northern Affairs
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