Benson faults own tax bill in Ottawa reform push
Finance Minister E. J. Benson acknowledged flaws in the revised tax act and urged changes next year. He listed sections on charitable gifts, rollovers, foreign investment, and departures abroad, promising careful review while Senate criticism lingers and a Christmas deadline looms.
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Ottawa
Commons
E. J. Benson
Benson
House
Canada
Marcel
Lambert
Senate Banking Committee
Senate
Nobel Prizes Awarded in Stockholm and Oslo Ceremony
In Stockholm King Gustaf Adolf awarded Nobel Prizes of 90 000 dollars to three scientists an economist and a Chilean poet diplomat while Chancellor Willy Brandt of West Germany received his Peace Prize in Oslo. Recipients included Gerhard Herzberg Earl Sutherland Simon Kuznets and Dennis Gabor with Pablo Neruda honored for literature. Herzberg lauded as leading molecular spectroscopist whose work impacted air pollution studies and Ottawa was noted as a center for such research.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Gustaf Adolf
Willy Brandt
West Germany
Oslo
Norway
Brandt
Gerhard Herzberg
Earl Sutherland
United States
Simon
Kuznets
Harvard University
U.S
Dennis Gabor
Pablo Neruda
France
Chile
Hertzberg
National Research Council of Canada
Stig Claesson
Uppsala University
Hamburg
Germany
Margaret Meagher
Herzberg
Nazi Germany
University of Saskatchewan
University of Chicago
Canada
National Research Council
NRC
East and West Berlin sign cross wall access pacts
Eastern and Western negotiators ink two long sought agreements allowing West Berliners to cross into East Berlin for visits. The pacts, linked to the Sept. 3 Four power accord, still keep East Berliners largely restricted and require Big Four approval. West German and East German officials signed the respective documents, with decades of division context noted and government ratification anticipated.
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Berlin
West Germany
Soviet Union
Egon Bahr
Michael Kohl
Bahr
Federal Republic of Germany
German Democratic Republic
Sharp in discussion with EEC officials
External Affairs Minister Mitchell Sharp met with top officials of the European Economic Community Friday and Saturday to discuss bilateral relations and regional policy. The talks in Brussels focused on trade cooperation and common approaches to economic integration, with ministers stressing close collaboration.
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Tim Creery
Southam News Services
Brussels
Mitchell Sharp
European Economic Community
Canada
Maurice Schumann
Mr. Sharp
Franco Maria Malfatti
EEC Executive Commission
NATO Council
U.S
EEC
Mr. Malfatti
Ottawa
Sharp
U.s.-Europe
Saskatchewan Liberals elect president
SASKATOON CP The Liberal party of Saskatchewan elected Friday Garry Wilson a 39 year old Regina lawyer as its president for a one year term. The election filled a post left vacant after the accidental death of R W Thompson. Leadership leader contenders include D G Steuart Cy Mac Donald and George Leith.
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Saskatoon
Liberal Party of Saskatchewan
Garry Wilson
Regina
R.W
Bobby) Thompson
D.G. Steuart
Prince Albert West
Milestone
Cy MacDonald
Elrose
George Leith
Security Council to hear antagonists in India Pakistan clash
United Nations Security Council to hear Pakistan and India foreign ministers as the India Pakistan war strains to a ceasefire. Zulfikar Ali Bhutto arrived in New York with Sardar Swaran Singh due from London. The council seeks a renewed push after vetoes blocked ceasefire calls and the general assembly urged withdrawal. Bhutto met China’s deputy foreign minister Chiao Kuan-hua and postponed talks with U Thant and George Bush.
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United Nations
Security Council
Pakistan
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
New York
Sardar Swaran Singh
London
India
Dacca
East Pakistan
General Assembly
Soviet Union
Bhutto
China
Chiao Kuan-hua
Peking
U Thant
U.S
George Bush
Last British evacuation flights depart Karachi amid empty seats
British evacuation runs end in Karachi with five RAF Hercules transports carrying over 350 passport holders to Masirah. Some planes were full, one half full, and one empty. Passengers include 28 Harmattan crew, seven killed. Next flights planned to Islamabad. Canadian flight turned back from Dacca due to landing denial.
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Karachi
Reuter
Pakistan
Alan Brown
Masirah
Muscat
Brown
Harmattan
Islamabad
Calcutta
India
Dacca
Indian Defence Ministry
U.S
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Aase Liennes
Wall
Ulrich Mueller
West Berlin
Guenter Kohrt
Saskatchewan Liberals
Indians
Apreuter
Farman Ali
Sam Maneekshaw
Ali
Bangla Desh
Maneekshaw
Jamalpur
Mymensingh
Rilli
Laksham
Hills
Sind
Kutoh
All-India Radio
Rajathan
Barmer
Cox's Bazar
Amritsar
Punjab
Radio Pakistan
Khulna
New Delhi
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