Reopening AWB Plant Could Boost Medicine Hat Economy
The AWB plant could process 1,000 cattle weekly and employ 150 workers in full production, stimulating the local feeder cattle sector. Ranchers would save on shipping as Calgary and Lethbridge plants charge freight, and stock growers might gain 25 cents per hundredweight.
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Conservative leadership delegates accused of rigging votes
Laura Mann of Ottawa and a four member committee charged Toronto co chairman E A Goodman with steering Ontario 90 delegates for favored candidates. Dalton Camp and Elmer Bell defended Goodman amid a dispute over 84 delegates added from a Quebec policy conference versus the agreed 30. Dr James Johnston protested the overage, noting 51 Ontario delegates and lack of clarity on favored candidates.
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Miss. Mann
E. A. Goodman
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Goodman
George Hees
Dalton Camp
Elmer Bell
Ontario
James Johnston
Conservative Policy Advisory Conference
Quebec
Johnston
Gene Rheaume
Alberta Western Beef plant set to reopen soon
Investors led by E. C. Lonsdale report progress on reviving the Alberta Western Beef plant in Lethbridge. Financial issues with the City are largely resolved and internal financing plus recruitment are under way, with plans to reopen within days to weeks and possibly within 70 days per an informed source. }
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Gordon Pollard
Angus Ricker
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Harry Leinweber
Leinweber
Ald
Earl Smith
Chuck Meagher
Sailor fears new tri service uniform changes Navy image
Able Seaman Philip Murphy of Burlington says the new green tri service uniform hurts Navy tradition. After three years in the service he worries wearing the army style will cause disrespect in foreign ports and erode naval identity. He has applied to join the United States Navy.
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United States Navy
Philip Murphy
Burlington
Navy
Murphy
Viet Cong plan countrywide campaign to disrupt elections
US and Saigon sources report Viet Cong vows intensified attacks terrorism and propaganda to disrupt the presidential vote. Chinese wedding clash outside London legation injures several. Japan floods kill and devastate Niigata. Indian and Chinese troops face off at Cho La border pass in Sikkim.
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Viet Cong
London
Reuters
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India
Sikkim
Cho la
Wilson reshuffles cabinet to expand economic policy
Prime Minister Wilson assumes direct charge of the department of economic affairs signaling an expansionist shift. Peter Shore becomes economic affairs minister overseeing daily policy while Michael Stewart remains cabinet chair for non economic domestic matters. Anthony Crosland is promoted to president of the board of trade replacing Douglas Jay who departs.
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Wilson
Department of Economic Affairs
James Callaghan
Britain
Treasury
Peter Shore
Economic Affairs Department
Shore
Michael Stewart
Stewart
Anthony Crosland
Board of Trade
Crosland
Douglas Jay
Trade
Jay
Canada Ready to Sign Nuclear Non Proliferation Pact
Canada denounces weapon manufacture and backs a nuclear non‑proliferation treaty while awaiting key nations like India Israel and other non aligned states to commit. Informants warn without guarantees major non aligned countries may reject the pact.
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Russia
Disarmament Committee
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U.S
Britain
China
France
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Beatles shares fall after Epstein death in London
London Reuters reports Beatles manager Brian Epstein died aged 32 and no will found. Northern Songs losses total about 475000 in market value as heirs and successors, including potential successor Clive Epstein, are debated.
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Reuters
London Stock Exchange
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Nems Enterprises
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Queenie
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Canton refugees flee amid Red Guard clashes near Hong Kong
Travellers report tens of thousands fleeing Canton as central government troops block rail routes to Hong Kong. Fighting between Red Guards and anti Mao factions intensifies, with fears of civil war in Kwangtung province and mass exodus headlines.
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Canton
China
Hong Kong
Kwangtung
Red Guards
Mao
Troops Bar Nazi Funeral Entry at Culpeper Cemetery
Federal troops arrived in Culpeper Virginia to back Maj General Turner as he barred Nazi party members from entering the cemetery where George Lincoln Rockwell lay in state. Acting leader Matt Koehl faced removal and potential arrest if followers appeared in Nazi uniforms or insignia. cemetery superintendent Edward Maxwell refused entry to Rockwell followers in such attire.
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