Wage parity could shift Massey Ferguson plant locations
Massey Ferguson Industries warned wage parity between Canada and the United States would devalue the Canadian dollar and force plant relocations. John G. Staiger said parity would raise Toronto and Brantford wage rates and push production toward lower transportation costs, noting productivity is not decisive for plant location. Dr. Barber questioned the gains from 1962 devaluation.
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Ottawa
Canada
United States
Massey- Ferguson Industries Ltd
John G. Staiger
Massey-Ferguson Inc
Staiger
the Royal
U.S
Massey-Ferguson
P. N. Breyfogle
Woodstock
Des Moines
Iowa
C. L. Barber
Court told man changed Victor Hoffman faces murder charge
Robert Hoffman testified in Court of Queen's Bench that his son Victor Hoffman 21 showed a dramatic change beginning last May. Victor is charged with non capital murder in the Aug 15 shooting deaths of Mr. and Mrs. James Peterson and the wounding of seven of their nine children at their Shell Lake home.
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Battleford, Sask
Robert Hoffman
Victor Ernest Hoffman
James Peterson
Shell Lake
Sask
Court of Queen's Bench
Victor
Allan
Hoffman
Leask, Sask
Saskatoon
Alberta heart surgeon criticizes transplants Blaiberg is well
CAPE TOWN AP Dr Philip Blaiberg shows daily improvement one week after receiving the world's third heart transplant at Groote Schuur Hospital His condition is stable he may be sent home in about two weeks and is able to sit in a chair and eat as requested He remains on anti rejection drugs while radiation therapy is not needed Dr Christiaan Barnard links cortisone to potential bleeding in Kasperak case and notes no US update on Kasperak's condition
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Cape Town
Philip Blaiberg
Groote Schuur Hospital
Blaiberg
Christiaan N. Barnard
Biasberg
Barnard
Mike Kasperak
United States
Kasperak
Louis Washkansky
Edmonton doctor calls Barnard transplant a premature act
Dr J C Callaghan of the University of Alberta hospital cardiovascular unit labeled Christiaan Barnard’s heart transplant work as premature and unjustified given available research. He argued no heart transplant on animals has succeeded, criticized publicized results, and predicted failure for Barnard’s latest patient.
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Edmonton
Callaghan
University of Alberta Hospitalocardiovasular
Christiaan Barnard
Barnard
Cape Town
South Africa
Louis Washkansky
Dr. Barnard
Philip Blaiberg
Toronto
Mr. Washkansky
Dr. Blaiberg
Heart transplant patient Kasperak in critical condition
Stanford Calif CP report notes Mike Kasperak, 54, remained in critical condition after a liver disease attack while doctors announced his second hand heart functioned very well. The patient had undergone the first adult heart graft in the United States, with blood transfusions used to stop bleeding.
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Reuters-Ap
Stanford
Calif
Mike Kasperak
United States
Heart Transplant Proceeding at Brooklyn Medical Centre
A heart transplant at Maimonides Medical Centre in Brooklyn was ongoing as of Tuesday. Doctors attributed postoperative bleeding to preexisting liver disease. The transplanted heart from 43 year old Virginia White appeared to function well after a four hour operation.
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Bulletin New York
Maimonides Medical Centre
Brooklyn
Kasperak
Virginia White
Brooklyn Fire Kills 13 in Storefront Tenement Blaze
A five alarm blaze fed by paper cartons ripped through a Brooklyn storefront factory and tenement early today, killing 13 people including many children. Firemen recovered 13 bodies, 4 adults and 9 children, after a 44 hour battle as police and residents aided evacuees amid freezing conditions.
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New York
Brooklyn
New York City
Constellation
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Trial of Russian intellectuals continues behind closed doors
Moscow AP reports the closed trial of four writers and a stenographer proceeds with Vera Lashkova testifying. Dobrovolsky pleaded guilty and accused others, while Ginsburg and Galanskov deny guilt. Key charges include anti-Soviet agitation, NTS ties, currency violations, and Phoenix 66 activities. Access remains tightly restricted and Western reporters excluded.
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Moscow
Vera Lashkova
Alexei Dobrovol
Sky
Miss Lashkova
Alexander Ginsburg
Yuri Galanskov
Phoenix 66
Dobrovolsky
Ginsburg
Galanskov
NTS
Andrei D. Sinyavsky
Yuli M Daniel
Europe
Gorton Named Liberal Leader in Australia
Senator John Grey Gorton was elected leader of the Liberal party in Canberra, expected to be sworn in as prime minister after Holt’s disappearance. The vote, the first contest for the post in party history, left Hasluck and Bury eliminated early, with Gorton promising no major shift in Vietnam policy. Deputy William McMahon to continue as deputy leader. coalition with the Country party maintained.
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Canberra
John Grey Gorton
Liberal Party
Australia
Gorton
Harold E. Holt
John McEwen
McEwen
Country Party
Liberal-Country Party
U.S
William McMahon
McMahon
Holt
Bury
Snedden
Hasluck
McCarthy faces slim backing from fellow critics
In Washington several Democratic senators align against Eugene J. McCarthy’s bid for the presidential nomination. Senator Robert F. Kennedy says he will stay on the sidelines in Minnesota and support President Johnson if he is the nominee, while noting the McCarthy challenge is a healthy, divisive influence. Senator Vance Hartke doubts McCarthy offers a feasible alternative to Johnson’s Vietnam policy. Nixon is seen as the main Republican rival endorsing Johnson’s basic Vietnam stance. McCarthy hints at possible third party action while signaling support for Johnson.
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Vietnam
Johnson
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Senate
McCarthy
John M. Bailey
Democratic National Committee
Chicago
Britain May End Concorde Partnership With France
London reports rising costs push Britain to reconsider its Concorde supersonic plane project with France. Prime Minister Wilson’s government will decide after the next test flight, with ministers warning the program may need up to 750 million dollars more and facing limited early orders. Officials plan talks with Paris before any final move.
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Britain
France
Wilson
de Gaulle
International Court of Justice
The
Hague
Viet Cong Attack Hits U.S. Platoon Near Saigon
Amid heavy fighting 40 U.S. infantrymen land in a Communist bivouac area 19 miles south of Saigon and endure a 10 hour battle. In other front pages Premier Daniel Johnson warns Quebec must stay connected to North America. Surveyor VII poised for a moon landing. Daily Express reports Britain to pull forces from Persian Gulf and Far East in austerity push.
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U.S
Montreal
Quebec
North America
Daniel Johnson
London
Reuters
The
Daily Express
Persian Gulf
Far East
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Mr. Hoffman
Alberta
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Ralph Sorrentino
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