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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Dec 30, 1969

Page

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L Day marks legalization of lotteries in Canada

Ottawa reports that on Thursday lotteries become legal with provinces drafting rules under the Criminal Code amendment. Quebec acts swiftly to license casinos and racetracks, while others vary from cautious to hesitant. Manitoba Saskatchewan and Ontario debate and plan regulation to curb crime and fundraise for legitimate groups.

Ottawa Quebec Manitoba Maritimes Ontario West Ross Thatcher Saskatchewan RCMP Edmonton Calgary Queen’s Park Newfoundland Maritime Provinces Nova Scotia

Five French gunboats head toward Haifa amid stormy eastern Mediterranean

A flotilla of five French built gunboats, part of a 12 boat convoy, sails toward Israel’s chief port Haifa. Weather slows progress, escorts tighten, and Israel and France weigh political moves while observers track the tense voyage.

Haifa Mediterranean France Israel Cherbourg Mount Carmel Sicily Crete Ures de Gaulle Beirut

Inflation halt urged to sharpen Canada’s world market gains

Ottawa reports stop inflation now to keep Canada competitive and capture a larger share of global markets. Trade Minister Pepin warns rising costs threaten export growth while industry plans higher capital spending for 1970 and labor force expansion awaits. He calls for sustained balanced growth and addressing urban, pollution, and regional issues.

Ottawa Canada Jean-Luc Pepin Pepin

Iraq tribunal sentences 14 in absentia for spying

In Baghdad the Iraqi Revolutionary Tribunal sentenced 14 people including a woman to death in absentia on charges of spying. The report notes the decision was announced amid ongoing wartime upheaval.

Baghdad Iraq Reuters Iraqi Revolutionary Tribunal Saigon South Vietnam National Assembly Tran Ngoc Chau

Cypress Hills Ski Slope Opens for Holiday Week

The Cypress Skiers Association announces Cypress Hills slope will open at 10 a.m. Wednesday December 31 for a five day period through Sunday January 5. The base is 5 inches packed with six inches of new snow and overall conditions are fair. Tow fees are 3.50 for adults 3 for students and 2.50 for children under 12. Equipment rental is available. Beginning January 7 slopes will be open to the public on Wednesdays Saturdays and Sundays regularly.

Cypress Hills Cypress Skiers Association

Agnew visits Philippines amid anti American mood and bomb scare

Vice President Spiro Agnew arrives in Manila as Marcos is sworn in for a second term. A bomb explodes near Agnew's car amid anti American protests while he plans talks with Marcos and a visit to a U S military cemetery.

Manila Reuters Spiro T. Agnew Ferdinand Marcos Agnew Marcos U.S Chung Il Kwon Philippine Nixon Asia Eugene Cernan Philippines Associated Press

Gunboats surge in modern navies with low cost punch

London AP reports Jane's Fighting Ships editor says gunboats offer a surprisingly strong strike against larger ships thanks to missiles and advanced tech. He notes Soviet Osas and Komars inspired Israel and others to build fast vessels, possibly with Gabriel missiles outpacing Styx ranges.

London Raymond V. B. Blackman Jane's Fighting Ships Jane’s Fighting Ships Gabriel Styx Elath

Freed After 14 Years on Death Row in Rape Case

Edgar Labat and Clifton Peret, once condemned to death for raping a white woman, plead guilty to attempted aggravated rape and receive 16 years two months. They are freed from Orleans Parish prison with time served credits after Supreme Court voided their convictions in 1967 for jury exclusion.

New Orleans Edward A. Haggerty Jr Edgar Labat Clifton Peret Orleans Parish Labat Peret U.S. Supreme Court Poret Supreme Court Daryl Chessman California

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