Russians Reexamine Nuclear Pact Roadblock After Kosygin Talks
British sources say Russia may rethink its stance blocking NATO nuclear protection talks as Premier Kosygin meets Foreign Secretary Stewart. They discuss Viet Nam and a potential conference, but no sign Russia will abandon its basic objections to a nonproliferation treaty. Stewart aims to keep contacts and press for next steps with Gromyko.
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Moscow
Russia
Atlantic Alliance
Alexei Kosygin
Michael Stewart
Viet Nam
Stewart
West
NATO
Andrei Gromyko
Kosygin
Britain
Soviet Union
United States
U.S
Hanoi
Andrea Gromyko
Gromyko
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Soviet Communist Party
Sunday selling charges for two Medicine Hat IGA stores
Kai Hon Wong and Ken Woo were charged with violating the Lord's Day Act for selling groceries at their Medicine Hat IGA outlets on November 7. The case was remanded in magistrate’s court until next Wednesday with Dave MacLean acting for the defendants. Wong runs an IGA on North Railway Street and Woo runs an IGA on Crescent Heights.
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Kai Hon Wong
Ken Woo
Dave MacLean
Wong
IGA
North Railway St
Mr. Woo
Crescent Heights
Lonergan Paroled After 35-Year Murder Sentence
Wayne Lonergan, convicted of second degree manslaughter in the 1943 death of heiress Patricia Burton, was released on parole at Dannemora and hands over to U S immigration authorities for deportation to Canada. He leaves for Montreal and onward to Toronto, with parole bars preventing return to the United States.
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NEW York
Wayne Lonergan
Canada
Daniel McMann
Dannemora
N.Y
Lonergan
U.S
Rouses Point
McMann
Montreal
Toronto
Canadian
RCAF
Patricia Burton
Manhattan
East Side
William
Jury Deliberates in Alabama Ku Klux Klan Case
A white federal jury in Montgomery waits for judge instructions before deliberating on three Alabama Ku Klux Klan members Col lie Leroy Wilkins Jr William Orville Eaton and Eugene Thomas charged with conspiring to violate civil rights in the killing of Viola Liuzzo. Key witness Gary Rowe testified about infiltrating the KKK and the night of the shooting.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Collie Leroy Wilkins Jr
Fairfield
William Orville Eaton
Eugene Thomas
Bessemer
Viola Gregg Liuzzo
Detroit
Here
Selma
Gary Thomas Rowe Jr
Rowe
FBI
KKK
Liuzzo
Teamsters Union
SINA hoax exposed as nude animals satire
Bruce Spencer and Buck Henry reveal that the Society for Indecency to Naked Animals is a long running spoof. The hoax claimed 60 000 members and two national headquarters while staging a fake office, roosters and a sweatered pig on stage.
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Vancouver
Society For Indecency
SINA
Bruce Spencer
New York
University of British Columbia
Spencer
Buck Henry
Henry
J. Clifford Prout
Sina National
Columbus
Ohio
Canada Invited to OAS Not Yet Considered
Ottawa faces questions over official invitation to join the Organization of American States as Latin leaders urge patience for a broader reform. Canadian position favors United Nations peacekeeping, while Cuba and Venezuela skip the Rio conference amid regional tensions following the Dominican Republic affair.
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Washington
Canada
Io Canada
Obmatera
Trinidad - Tobago
Kingston
Jamaica
Pearson
OAS
Cuba
Venezuela
Brazil
Dominican Republic
U.S
United Nations
Johnson
Alberta boards back common teacher salary policy
Alberta School Trustees Association approves a common policy for teachers salaries. Tabor School Division proposed executive establishment of the policy citing urban rural pay disparities. Other resolutions seek merit pay studies and clearer rules for deals between boards and affiliated companies.
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Edmonton
Alberta School Trustees Association
Tabor
Britain and Zambia Pact Over RAF Support Sparks Military Measured Debate
Prime Minister Wilson announced a wartime agreement with President Kaunda to station RAF planes and the RAF regiment in Zambia with talks in Lusaka and orders ready for immediate deployment. Ground troops talks continue as Britain imposes sanctions on Rhodesia to pressure Smith's regime amid African nationalist pressure.
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London
Wilson
Kenneth Kaunda
Zambia
The
Commons
Lusaka
Commonwealth
Arthur Bottomley
Rhodesia
Nairobi
Kenya
Africa
Britain
Middle East
Aden
Kaunda
Kariba
Smith
House of Commons
Three U S jets Shot Down Over Vietnam including Enterprise
U S spokesmen report three U S jet fighters downed in raids on North and South Vietnam in the last 24 hours. An Enterprise aircraft was hit and crashed at sea while attempting to land on the carrier. two crew were rescued. One Enterprise jet damaged 50 miles north of Saigon. both crew believed rescued with one injured.
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Viet Nam
U.S
Hanoi
Enterprise
Saigon
Gas well near Brooks abandoned after disaster
A Chevron Standard Oil well 19 miles east of Brooks exploded on November 15 and burned for five days, injuring one man. Firefighter Red Adair helped extinguish the blaze on November 20. Officials say the bore hole is badly caved in, filled with drilling mud, and cannot be returned to production.
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Brooks
Calgary
City and Tollestrup in dispute over truck strike costs
A gravel hauling stoppage affects three stockpiles as Tollestrup Sand and Gravel and the city argue who will cover any pay increase for striking truck operators. AMTA says more drivers join the walkout while rates seek 12 cents per ton mile, up from 5.75 to 8 cents.
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Tollestrup Sand and Gravel Co
Civic Finance Committee
Jack Taylor
Alberta Motor Transport Association
Harry Weiner
S. G. Tollestrup
E. E. Jenner
AMTA
Chamber of Commerce Delays Stand on Liquor Outlets
Medicine Hat Chamber directors discussed adding liquor outlets at a luncheon led by solicitor Roy Wiedemann. They refused to adopt a position without a general meeting directive, noting the issue may require a plebiscite and public input amid debate over tourism impact.
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Medicine Hat
Wiedemann
Chamber
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Anthony Liuzzo
Art Hanes
Birmingham
Judas Iscariot
Wilkins
Kennedy
Ottawa
Rio de Janeiro
Organization of African Unity
Council of Ministers
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Gaston
Chamber Mum On Liquor
al Wiggins
Orr Kope
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