Canada-U S oil talks begin on Kennedy policy impact
Talks opened in Ottawa with Trade Minister Hees saying keeping access to the U S market is vital. The policy would push Canada to restrict Prairie crude shipments east of the Rockies, while Pacific Northwest exports face less concern. Delegations include Hees and McKinnon with Justice Minister Fleming slated to attend.
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Two-Vehicle Collision Causes $800 In Damage
A two car crash at the intersection of 2nd St and Ath Ave at 1 30 a m today caused $800 in damage. Ronald Ram of Midnapore Alberta and William Ludwig Binder 21 of 421 3rd St NW each sustained estimated damages of $400. No injuries were reported.
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Manitoba Hopefuls Wind up Campaign
Manitoba's party leaders pressed final campaign efforts on Thursday. Premier Duff Roblin campaigned in Neepawa and Wolseley predicting a PC victory. Liberal Leader Gil Molgat spoke in St Claude and Ste Rose charging Roblin with distortion. NDP Leader A R Paulley and Social Credit chief Jake Froese planned regional stops.
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Preliminary hearing likely in January in Calgary call girl case
The Calgary preliminary hearing on charges involving an alleged call girl organization may start in January, Crown prosecutor Ed Adolphe said Wednesday. The brief item lists multiple other world events including a South African clash, Tulane enrolment, Argentina’s pocket rebellion, Alberta vocational school funding, a US helicopter downing, and a reservoir roof collapse with fatalities.
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Alberta Advisory Board Meets For First Time
A 23 member Alberta government advisory board on technical and vocational training held its initial meeting in Edmonton. Dave Broadfoot of Redcliff represented the Alberta Chamber of Commerce. Jack Mitchell outlined Alberta’s vocational education picture and key issues including public information and ties between secondary schools, vocational programs and apprenticeships. The next meeting is scheduled for May.
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Gromyko Lauds Calmer U S Attitude Toward Cooperation
Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko praised Washington’s calmer approach to international issues and said Soviet American cooperation now appears possible. He spoke at a Supreme Soviet session amid attacks on China and Albania and defended Cuba policy in response to U S criticisms.
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Khrushchev Declares Unity Against Ideological Factionalism
Premier Khrushchev announced a rebuke of Chinese and Albanian hardliners while forging renewed Soviet ties with Yugoslavia. He warned against right and left opportunism, praised Tito, and cited Stalin’s role in Yugoslavia’s 1948 split as a historical fault.
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Families Frozen Out by Yukon River Flood
About 80 families along the Yukon river in Whitehorse must stay away from home until spring after the low city area flooded to two feet by slush from the ice jam. Water in Sleepy Hollow entered homes and toilets and froze as temperatures dropped. Health authorities warn the flood will contaminate the water supply.
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Space Switchboard Launching Today in Space Test
Cape Canaveral officials plan to launch the Relay satellite between 6 30 and 8 18 p m EST aboard a Thor Delta rocket to test an intercontinental space communications link. NASA projects relay of phone teletype radio and some television signals between the United States Europe and South America in an experimental system led by Robert Gray as project manager.
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Unseasonable Mild December Across Regions
Florida fruit crops face damage from ongoing cold while Medicine Hat and eastern Canada report unusually warm December days. Temperatures vary from 14 above in Tallahassee to 72 in Miami with lows near 23 in Daytona Beach. The outlook calls for continued sunny mild weather with highs around 55.
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Guerrilla Struggle Feared in Borneo
British troops advance from Brunei and northwest Sarawak chasing rebel bands as tribesmen from interior Sarawak move toward the Brunei Sarawak border. Lt General Poett says rebellion broken after six days with rebels armed only with shotguns and rifles.
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Kennedy flags Skybolt work as beyond U S engineering
President Kennedy said making Skybolt work would require engineering beyond the United States but Britain would remain a major nuclear power even if the bomber project is scrapped. He will not decide until meeting Prime Minister Macmillan in the Bahamas next week. Kennedy questioned whether continued Skybolt development is worth the estimated 2.5 billion dollars, noting 500 million already spent. Britain’s nuclear deterrent would be reduced without Skybolt, while the U S weighs strategic shifts and Cuba policy. He also pressed for new anti ship shipping rules and faster Khrushchev communications.
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Cuban shoe rationing limits sales to workers and students
In Havana, Cuba, footwear sales were rationed by the interior trade ministry. Priority was given to workers and schoolchildren, with purchases limited to those holding official cards issued by work centers and school councils, amid a footwear shortage and strict eligibility based on urgency.
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