Saigon stands firm on table shape delaying Vietnam talks
Paris dispatch reports Saigon will not yield on the two sided conference format for the Vietnam peace talks. South Vietnam asserts the form remains non negotiable, as U.S. and South Vietnamese negotiators meet officials Nguyen Cao Ky and Pham Dang Lam to discuss the procedural delay. Tran Buu Kiem, new Viet Cong delegation chief, criticizes both sides as talks stall.
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Paris
Saigon
U.S
W. Averell Harriman
Cyrus R. Vance
South Vietnam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Pham Dang Lam
Clark Clifford
Clifford
Robert S.mcnamara
Tran Buu Kiem
United States
Hanoi
Hat school costs below Alta average
CALGARY CP The Alberta School Trustees Association reports the average cost of sending one student to school in Alberta has risen to 650 a year double the 1961 figure. The study, prepared by economist Les Young, notes 400 000 elementary students and 260 million will be spent. Increased costs come from higher enrolment improved programs and inflation. Operations and maintenance take 13 percent debt payments 12 percent buses 7 percent aids 4 percent administration 2 percent and miscellaneous 4 percent.
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Calgary
Alberta
Alberta School Trustees Association
Association
ASTA
Les Young
Young
MSI rates going up in Alberta coverage
EDMONTON (CP) Group subscribers to Medical Services Alberta Inc will pay more starting Jan 1 to offset higher costs. MSI executive director S M Schmaltz said in a phone interview the increase was announced last month. Single persons rise to 5.70 from 5 while married couples move to 11.40 from 10 and family rates to 15.20 from 13.20. Individual coverage costs remain unchanged.
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Edmonton
Medical Services (Alberta) Inc
MSI
S. M. Schmaltz
Schmaltz
Medicine Hat boards report 1967 student cost figures
In Medicine Hat the Public School Board cites an average cost per student of 625.36 dollars for 1967 and notes no figures were available for 1968. The Separate School Board reports an average cost of 540.03 dollars per student in 1967.
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Medicine Hat
Public School Board
Separate School Board
Bill details high school funding this year
The report released this week states that the largest portion of the bill, 58 percent, goes to instruction expenses primarily covering teachers salaries. The document highlights how funds are allocated within education budgets.
Eleven year old girl found guilty in UK thrills killing
In Newcastle England AP reports eleven year old Mary Flora Bell was found guilty in Britain sensational kill for thrills trial. The accused, described as a ps ychopathic strangler, faced charges for the murders of two young girls.
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Newcastle
England
Mary Flora Bell
Britain
Unrest Across French Universities Sparks Campus Action
In Paris and other cities unrest grows as 18 000 pharmacy students plan a two day boycott to back claims the government bungled bioscience degrees. At Nanterre police keep tight control while teachers strike and a leftist student union calls a day of action.
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Paris
Maurice Couve de Murville
Toulouse
Nanterre
Montpellier
National Union of French Students
France
Couve de Murville
Garrison links CIA to Kennedy King RFK assassinations
New Orleans district attorney Jim Garrison tells Evergreen Review it is probable the killings of President Kennedy, Senator Kennedy, and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. were done by the same force. He accuses the CIA of deep involvement and cites data supporting a probability of intelligence assassinations in all three cases. He cautions the chain of command may not be from the top.
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New York
Reuters
Jim Garrison
New Orleans
Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
Martin Luther King Jr
Garrison
Central Intelligence Agency
Evergreen Review
Martin Luther King
Government hopes for rules debate vote by weekend
Ottawa Liberal government aims to let opposition talk through the Commons rules debate and vote before Christmas recess. Ray Perrault led Liberal speakers urging strong opposition tradition while facing heckling over remarks about parliamentary reform. Opposition parties vow to fight the change, with amendments debated and a possible reconfirmation of the report.
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Ottawa
Commons
Ray Perrault
L—Burnaby- Seymour
Perrault
Diefenbaker
NDP
Stanley Knowles
Robert Stanfield
Agriculture
H. A. Olson
Mayor blasts council over unbuilt project plans
Mayor Harry Weiner criticized the City Council for spending about 31,000 on indoor pool and fire hall plans that were not implemented. He cited 21,000 for the pool and 10,000 for fire hall planning, urging limits to sketches and estimates until projects are definite.
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Harry Weiner
City Council
Bill Keith
Weiner
Public Works Committee
Ted Grimm
Hugh Belsher
Ald
Belsher
Fisheries talks open in Ottawa
Ottawa talks opened to avert a Newfoundland fishery crisis with minister Aidan Maloney and federal fisheries chief Jack Davis meeting at Parliament Buildings over breakfast. MPs pressed for action amid plant shutdown fears and job losses as Conservatives criticized Prime Minister Trudeau during questions about Britain's Unilever withdrawal from a Newfoundland operation.
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Ottawa
Newfoundland
Aidan Maloney
Jack Davis
Minis
Ter
Maloney
James McGrath
St. John’s East
Trudeau
Britain
Unilever Corp
Canada to be released from reserves limit pact
Ottawa reports indicate Canada will end its five year commitment to cap foreign exchange reserves at 2.55 billion dollars. Negotiations intensified during an Ottawa visit by Henry Fowler and concluded with senior negotiators closing details as Fowler prepared to return to the United States. The deal would remove restrictions placed to gain exemption from U.S. financial measures.
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Ottawa
Canada
United States
Henry Fowler
U.S
Treasury Board
C. M. Drury
Louis Rasminsky
Bank of Canada
Benson
Futility of flight birthday sparks mock award
In Kill Devil Hills and Kitty Hawk scenes the Wright brothers first flight is marked. The Man Will Never Fly Memorial Society awards the 1968 top prize to the U.S. defence department for the F 116 jet program. The spoof cites seven million dollars per aircraft and nine F 111 crashes in demonstrations.
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Kitty Hawk
N.C
Dayton
Ohio
Orville
Wilbur Wright
Wilbur
Kill Devil Hills
U.S. Defence Department
Department
Air Force
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