Not within powers ICC wont investigate My Lai
Canadian Foreign Minister Mitchell Sharp said the International Control Commission cannot investigate the My Lai massacre under the 1954 ceasefire terms. He noted the UN inquiry idea is unlikely due to Communist states opposing UN role. US charges loom for most of 24 soldiers linked to My Lai, with court-martial decisions pending for Calley and Sgt. Mitchell amid ongoing evidence gathering.
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Fort Benning
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Oxford Drug Link Ties UK Students to Canada Scandal
Police raids on Oxford University housing uncovered a drug network linking UK students to Canada. RCMP arrested seven men in Kitchener Ontario, all former Toronto residents, after Crown lawyer read letters naming a contact in Canada signing as Its y and Interpol traced messages.
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England
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Itsy
Interpol
International Organization of Police Forces
Toronto
No Christmas beer for Aussie troops delayed at sea
Australian soldiers in Nui Dat threaten to shift focus from Viet Cong to longshoremen over delayed Christmas beer. A civilian ship in Sydney is loading beer but unlikely to arrive before the new year. Troops consider brewing their own beer as delay persists amid dockers' protests and a Royal Navy shipboat intervention.
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Expert urges national Canadian paper for international affairs
Ottawa CP An international affairs expert urged pooling resources to create a national Canadian newspaper focused on world affairs. John Holmes, head of the Canadian Institute of International Affairs, noted cost and limited circulation but said such a paper could aid researchers and spread Canadian foreign policy, possibly bilingual and modeled on Le Monde or The New York Times.
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France
le Monde
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Benson to meet finance ministers on taxation paper
Ottawa reports a calm opening at the federal provincial finance ministers meeting as Benson faces continued western resistance to tax reform. Provinces warn the white paper worsens deficits and inflation, while Ottawa sticks to restraint, budgeting for a surplus, with focus on anti inflation measures and potential February talks on economic policy and pollution. Saskatchewan, the Maritimes, and Eastern Quebec are cited as not contributing to inflation currently.
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Ottawa
Edgar Benson
Saskatchewan
Ross Thatcher
British Columbia
Alberta
Ontario
Queen
Canada
Mr. Benson
Sion
John Young
Prices and Incomes Commission
Maritimes
Quebec
Postal overhaul urged to create Crown corporation
Ottawa urged a switch of Canada's post office from a government department to a commercially oriented Crown corporation within two years. The Kates, Peat, Marwick report warns of a $500 million annual deficit in a decade if unchanged, citing rising costs, mail volume growth, and new competition. It calls for independent leadership, labor agreements, and self-set rates overseen by a rates commission.
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High tar and nicotine in king size non filter cigarettes
Ottawa reports crown the longest cigarettes as having the highest tar and nicotine levels among Canadian brands. Health minister John Munro cites that regular plain end cigarettes also show high content while noting some brands with lower levels. University of Waterloo researchers Dr Forbes and Dr Robinson conducted the study with May–June samples and notes manufacturing changes may affect current levels.
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Munro
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J. C. Robinson
University of Waterloo
Ransom and
Richmond
Strickman
St. Moritz
Daily Mail
Speed drug bans add three new substances to act
Ottawa cabinet quietly outlawed three Speed type drugs MDA MMDA and LBJ under a strict regulation with up to 14 years jail for trafficking The listing extends the food and drug act section covering LSD and raises penalties for possession up to three years and fines to 5000 dollars while trafficking carries harsher sentences Officials noted drug synthesis occurred by legitimate researchers before entering the underground market and RCMP seizures have risen
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Ottawa
Canada Gazette
Federal Food and Drug Directorate
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MMDA
Adair to Fight Oil Fire Near Brooks
Red Adair, famed wild well expert, expected to fly from Texas to battle an oil well fire 18 miles south of Brooks at General Petroleums rig No 2. The rig blew in at 12 45 a m igniting almost immediately, crew members saying there was no time to shut it down. No injuries were reported. Joyline Transport sent earth moving gear to build fireguards and had moved the rig on December 6. Adair previously extinguished a natural gas fire near Tilley in November 1965.
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Joyline
Explosions Kill Seven In Milan And Rome
Reuters reports at least seven people died and many were injured as four explosions struck Milan and Rome on Thursday night. Authorities described the attacks as coordinated, with emergency crews contending with the subsequent chaos.
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