End to Red Family Fight Seen up to Satellite Chiefs
Khrushchev leads a high level East Berlin delegation to present Moscow’s case to East German and satellite leaders over Sino Soviet splits. The meeting tests whether China and Russia can reconcile or drift further apart amid a global Communist propaganda clash regarding nuclear risk and alliances.
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William L. Ryan
Associated Press
Nikita Khrushchev
East Berlin
China
Socialist Unity Communist Party of
East Germany
Moscow
Peking
Red China
Khrushchev
World Revolutionary Movement
United States
Russia
Police Release Suspect In Montréal Killing Probe
After two days of intensive questioning police freed Louis Mastroluca 39 as an important witness in the killings of two officers. Victor Levesque 23 remains in custody while Jules Reeves 29 is hospital bound and may be questioned when recovered.
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Montreal
Louis Mastroluca
Marcel Trahan
Victor Levesque
Levesque
Jules Reeves
Six Escape Death In Bow Island Provincial Home
Six members of the Bouw family narrowly escaped propane fumes when furnace vents blocked and gas leaked into their Bow Island area home. Tony Bouw alerted family after finding a sick baby, and he drove them to Bow Island Municipal Hospital where they were treated and detained briefly. The family had lived in the district about a year.
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Bow Island
Tony Bouw
Warm spell returns across Alberta and Saskatchewan
Weather outlook brings a milder trend Sunday with Alberta Ontario? No. Temperatures near 15 C above zero in Medicine Hat and central Alberta. Overnight lows around five below. Four deaths blamed on the cold include a Calgary girl frostbite and fatalities in British Columbia and Manitoba. Hockey fans braved 22 below zero in Melville. Regina Saskatoon hit 17 below, Winnipeg 12 below, Calgary 3 below, Edmonton 2 below.
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Alberta
Saskatchewan
British Columbia
Manitoba
Calgary
Melville
Sask
Regina
Saskatoon
Winnipeg
Edmonton
Festival Materials for Medicine Hat Speech Arts
The News plans to publish upcoming speech arts material for the Medicine Hat festival including Canadian poetry, individual recitations, and choral speech. Print dates span January 19 and January 26 with extra copies available after publication. The Rotary Club sponsors the festival to be held April 1 to 4. entry closes February 18.
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Medicine Hat
The
NEWS
the News
Tories Favor Ensign Adoption and Prairie Office Move
Medicine Hat Tories push to adopt the Red Ensign as Canada’s national flag at the Progressive Conservative annual meet in Ottawa. Hat delegates and Ex MP Brunsden plan to press Agriculture Minister Hamilton about opening a Prairie Farm Assistance Act office in Medicine Hat during peak claims months, though a full move from Hanna is not possible. A temporary Medicine Hat PFAA office may be opened during peak months.
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Canada
Medicine Hat Tories
Ottawa
Hat
E. W. “Ted” Brunsden
Brooks
H. R. A. McMillan
McMillan
Hamilton
Praire Farm Assistance Act
Medicine Hat
James Horsman
Federal Association
PFAA
Hanna
Horsman
Iup
Vansickle
Saskatchewan Agricultural Societies Association
J. A. Peck
Family Farm Improvement Branch
SASA
Saskatchewan
W. H. Horner
Mount Benson
Nelson
B.C
Gaglardi
Victoria
Ottawa Eyes New Four Canadian Satellites for Space Study
Ottawa reports approval to launch four more Canadian research satellites in 1964-68 at about 8 million dollars. The satellites, to be built in Canada, will study the ionosphere over four years with a spare craft launching late 1964 or early 1965 and U S NASA involvement expected.
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Ottawa
Defence
Harkness
United States
American National Aeronautics and Space Administration
U.S. Space Agency
Canada
Vandenberg Air Force Base
California
Defence Research Board
U.S. Space Administration
Alouette
Canadian Control Urged for Mineral Development
W. Wansbrough of the Canadian Metal Mining Association told the Alberta and Northwest Chamber of Mines annual dinner that Ottawa should offer more tax incentives to spur mineral development in the Canadian north. He urged Canadians to exercise more control over mining firms and to participate more in resource development, noting opinion differs on how to achieve this.
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Edmonton
Toronto
W. E Wansbrough
Canadian Metal Mining Association
Alberta and Northwest Chamber of Mines
Canada
Katanga Leader Tshombe Leaves Elisabethville for Kolwezi
Katanga president Moise Tshombe arrived in Ndola after a secret escape from Elisabethville. He told reporters he would return there tonight and head to Kolwezi on Monday as UN troops close in. Diplomatic sources doubt a return to Elisabethville, fearing a direct move to Kolwezi. Tshombe seeks to keep Kolwezi as a key mining town despite pressures from UN and Congolese forces.
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Ndola
Northern Rhodesia
Moise Tshombe
Katanga
Elisabethville
Kolwezi
Tshombe
Jadotville
United Nations Congo
Katangan
Geological history series reprinted for readers
The NEWS reprints Mrs. Hope Johnson's district geological history in a tabloid series. Copies are free and available by writing the Circulation Manager or visiting The NEWS office to request any number. Enquiries came from readers near and far, including Nova Scotia.
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Hope Johnson
Ralston
Nova Scotia
School Has Guest
An unknown man was seen leaving Elm St School on Friday morning. Police believe he spent about three nights inside, likely hiding after hours and leaving before opening. No signs of forced entry found. investigation ongoing.
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Elm St
Medicine Hat
Camp Inspection Ordered for Sons of Freedom Doukhobors
The British Columbia health department ordered a special inspection of the freezing and waterless Sons of Freedom Doukhobor camp at Hope. Dr. Alan Arneil will report to Deputy Health Minister Dr. A J Taylor after the review prompted by Hope village officials unable to cope with the crisis. Over 1000 Freedomites, including families, arrived Oct 1 from Kootenays after burning homes as their march ended.
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Hope, B.C
Provincial Health Department
Sons of Freedom Doukhobors
Fraser Valley
Alan Arneil
A. J.taylor
Arneil
Hope Village
Hope
Vancouver
Kootenays
UN forces tighten grip in Katanga amid Tshombe talks
UN troops press to expand control in Katanga with Tshombe under house arrest claim contradicted by UN. He joins a bloodless advance toward Mokambo and Kolwezi, urging troops not to resist as Katangan mining targets loom. Kasai clashes kill dozens. Canada Nato nuclear debate heats up after Norstad visit.
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New York
Tshombe
Elisabethville
Mokambo
Kolwezi
Kasai
Canada
Lauris Norstad
Norstad
Supreme Allied
Europe
NATO
Rcaf Air Division
Medicine Hat Council settles wage dispute for firemen
The City Council accepted arbitration findings on firemen wages retroactive to Jan 1 1962 granting increases from 4 to 10 percent under protest. Union Milk Co Ltd will cease deliveries Jan 16. A blizzard hit Medicine Hat with heavy snow and high winds.
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Medicine Hat
Union Milk Co. Ltd
Médicine Hat
M. K. McPhail
Ralston
Defence Research Board
Ottawa
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Canadian Chamber of Commerce
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Nowlan
Congo
Leopoldville
Cyrille Adoula
By Carman Cummings
U.S
Amasasp Aroutunian
Diefenbaker
Britain
RAF
Dartmoor
Devonshire
Fort St. John
University of Saskatchewan
D. J. Vansickle
Melfort, Sask
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Dim Coleman
Lighthouse
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