Toronto postal strike slows mail to trickle
A Toronto postal strike at a sorting plant slows city mail to a trickle as inside workers and truck drivers refuse to cross picket lines. CUPW leaders vow to expand walkouts through the Metropolitan Toronto area, risking disruption through the Christmas rush. The court delay postpones a possible injunction to compel workers back to work.
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Toronto
Post Office
Ed Roworth
Roworth
Canada
Eileen Ludlow
Canadian Union of Postal Workers
CUPW
Letter Carriers Union of Canada
J. D. Cromarty
Ontario Supreme Court
Fox declines RCMP inquiry appearance in Quebec
Solicitor General Francis Fox said he will not appear before the Quebec commission of inquiry into RCMP illegalities and may appeal a Quebec Superior Court ruling that the inquiry is constitutional. Fox has been ordered to produce documents or explain why he cannot comply.
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East Angus
Que
Francis Fox
Quebec Commission of Inquiry
RCMP
Quebec
Fox
Jean Keable
Rcmp Commission
Vance pushes Cairo talks as Assad rebuffs bid
US Secretary of State Cyrus Vance travels from Jordan to Damascus aiming to persuade Syria to send a representative to the Cairo Israel Egypt talks. Khaddam flatly rejects responding to Vance and Syria insists negotiations must not be seen as capitulation while Begin urges peace with all neighbors.
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Amman
Cyrus Vance
Jordan
Hussein
Cairo
Israel
Egypt
Damascus
Abdul Halim Khaddam
Hafez Assad
Vance
Baghdad Radio
Iraq
Menahem Begin
Assad
U.S. State Department
Jerusalem
Middle East
Syria
Anwar Sadat
Khaddam
Sadat
Geneva
Persian Gulf
Saudi Arabia
Kuwait
U.A.E
Lady Churchill Dies at 92 in London Home
Baroness Spencer Churchill widow of Sir Winston Churchill died at her home in London after a heart attack at 92. Her death was announced by her grandson Winston Churchill. She had retreated from public life and had sold family heirlooms to meet expenses.
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London
Spencer- Churchill
Britain
Winston Churchill
Spencer-Churchill
Clementine
Clemmie
Winston
King Edward VII Hospital
Lady Spencer-Churchill
Henry Hozier
Blanche Hozier
Sir Winston
Duke of Marlborough
Clementine Ogilvy Hozier
Dragoon Guards
Churchill
Blenheim Palace
St. Margaret's Church
Sudbury unions push work sharing amid Falconbridge layoffs
In Sudbury Ontario veteran Mine Mill and Smelter Workers Union members back a work sharing plan to cut layoffs at Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd with 750 jobs slated for April more than 700 layoff notices issued while Inco Ltd plans 2800 cuts by February 2 1963 and 600 by attrition officials seek pension and training programs as regional council bids for a uranium refinery and federal aid awaits negotiations
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Sudbury
Ont
Mine
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd
Jack Gigine
Falconbridge
Gignac
Apri
Compas Cignac
Iti
Tt Falconbridge
Inco Ltd
United Steelworkers of America
Inco
Davolis Bus
Ontario
Sudbury Regional Council
Jim Gordon
Eldorado Nuclear Ltd
Federal Crown Corporation
Bud Cullen
Cutlen
Jet crash near Churchill Falls leaves eight aboard
RCMP resume recovery of eight dead after Hawker Siddelles jet wreck two kilometres west of Churchill Falls Labrador. Victims include four Churchill Falls Labrador Corp executives Lorne Burlington and his wife Mary, treasurer Wilfred Garland, M Carleton Burns, James Power, Mrs Raymond Rouleau, pilots Kyle Thompson and Edward Wolkowski. Investigators acknowledge no cause yet and air or ground burials undecided.
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Churchill Falls
RCMP
Labrador
Churchill Falls Labrador Corp
Lorne Burlington
Mary
St. John’s
Nid
Wilfred Garland
St. John's
M. Carleton Burns
St John’s
Newfoundland and Labrador Hydro
James Power
Raymond Rouleau
Kyle Thompson
Edward Wolkowski
Montreal
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Richelle Frank
Frank Webber
Keable Commission
Liberal
Court of Appeal
Tam
Front de Liberation du Quebec
Lady Churchill
Randolph Churchill
Diana Churchill
Sarah Churchill
Mary Churchill
Christopher Soames
Marigold Frances Churchill
Commission
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