Hamilton Tigers win Grey Cup in dramatic finish
A dramatic last-play field goal by a Scottish rookie props the Hamilton Tigers to victory over Saskatchewan. Sunter earns the Dick Suderman award while Chuck Ealey claims outstanding player honors. governors officials and spectacle add to a chaotic but festive postgame crowd in Hamilton.
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Scotland
Hamilton Tiger-Cats
Steel City
Sunter
Dundee
Burlington
Dick Suderman
Chuck Ealey
Ealey
Hamilton
Dave Fleming
Ticats
Tom Campana
Saskatchewan
Ron Lancaster
Jack Abendschan
Jerry Williams
Kissinger Tho resume talks amid ceasefire doubt in Paris
In Paris Kissinger and Le Duc Tho resume negotiations amid reports the United States may sign a ceasefire without Saigon’s concurrence. Thieu aides prepare for possible ceasefire, while Saigon accuses Washington of pressuring to repress peace supporters. Viet Cong charges Saigon plans mass political prisoner executions before any ceasefire.
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Paris
Henry Kissinger
le Duc Tho
United States
Saigon
Choisy-le-Roi
Kissinger
Nixon
Washington
Tho
Hanoi
Nguyen van Thieu
South
Vietnam
Nguyen Phu Duc
U.S
Duc
North Vietnam
Tran Thien Khiem
Viet Cong
Thieu
More U S troops leave Saigon lowering Vietnam forces
U S troop strength in Vietnam fell to 25 500 last week under Nixon’s Dec 1 ceiling of 27 000. The weekly withdrawal of 2 500 marks the largest drop since mid August. About 100 000 U S personnel remain deployed from bases in Thailand and Guam and aboard ships off Vietnam.
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United States
Vietnam
Nixon
U.S
Defence Department
Thailand
Guam
U.S. Navy
Winter road report notes icy sections in Medicine Hat area
The AMA reports highways around Medicine Hat were in good winter condition at 9 a.m. Plowing and sanding were completed but icy and slippery sections were still encountered.
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AMA
Medicine Hat
Arctic wreckage found high on Mackenzie range
The burned DC-3 wreckage was located Saturday on a 6,200 foot mountain in the Mackenzie range near the Yukon boundary. Pilot George Landry, co pilot Art Bell of Inuvik were believed killed. The Beechcraft mercy plane had been missing 26 days.
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Art Bell
Inuvik
N.W.T
Mackenzie Chain
Mackenzie River
Yukon
Norman Wells
Reindeer Air Services
P E T a big hit during Chequers stroll with Heath
The scene at Chequers featured Prime Minister Trudeau and British Prime Minister Edward Heath walking along a gravel path with Chequers’ stone facade in view. Papers highlighted the informal mood and focus on the idea of a European security conference, noting the visit itself as the main purpose of Trudeau’s trip.
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Pierre Trudeau
Edward Heath
Chequers
London
Trudeau
Heath
The
Guardian
Trudeau Appeals Heath Over Canada Trade After UK Entry
Prime Minister Trudeau urged Edward Heath to soften the impact on Canadian exports as Britain joins the European Community on Jan 1. Talks at Chequers focused on liberal trade policies, with Canada worried about a 700 million dollar annual export hit.
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London
Trudeau
Edward Heath
U.K
Canada
Britain
Heath
Europe
Vietnam
Helsinki
Queen to visit Canada during Commonwealth summit
Prime Minister Trudeau announced at Windsor Castle that the Queen has accepted in principle an invitation to visit Ottawa next August for the Commonwealth prime ministers conference. The exact date is undecided as some leaders have not indicated preferences. Trudeau hopes the Queen will officiate at the opening.
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London
Ottawa
Trudeau
Windsor Castle
Edward Heath
IRA Leaders Flee Dublin as Anti-Guerilla Law Sails Through
Dozens of IRA members are believed to have fled to Northern Ireland to escape Ireland's new anti guerrilla law signed by President de Valera. Leaders reportedly went underground over the weekend while Dublin renovates a former jail for expected prisoners. In Northern Ireland three civilians died. a rocket damaged an armored car and 22 were hurt by a Belfast bomb. A ceasefire chatter amid Christmas looms, but the government refuses talks. Sean MacStiofain, jailed nine days, is said to be on hunger strike and near solid food renewal.
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Dublin
Irish Republican Army
Northern Ireland
Irish Republic
IRA
Eamon de Valera
Republic
Belfast
Londonderry
IRA 4
Sean MacStiofain
Medicine Hat suffers record cold December 4 blow
Record low in Medicine Hat hits 28 below this morning. The old record was minus 26 set in 1928. Snow totals rise to 8.3 inches, with 8.1 inches recorded on December 1 as frigid air settled over the city.
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Medicine Hat
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the Beacons
Scotsman
Lord Thomson
ECM
Gordon Pape
Southam News Services
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Curragh Military Hospital
Alexander Haig
Choisy le Roi
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