Social Credit bids surge in Alberta by election blitz
In Three Hills constituency the Social Credit drives in support of Roy Davidson with ministers Rickson Strom Aalborg Salmrast joining rallies across Chestermere Lake Acme Africana Three Hills Trochu and other towns. Liberal Dave Hunter and NDP candidate John Keenan field high profile visits as campaigns widen. Regier and Lebeuf enter the race as rear contenders in the by election following Pierire Meston’s death.
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Ray Rickson
Jran
Trochu
Roy Davidson
Plarry Strom
Mr. Rickson
Chestermere Lake
A. O. Aalborg
Acme
Farm Union of Alberta
Three Hills
Davidson
Ife
Aome
Aalborg
Dave Hunter
Hunter
Keoma - Freshfield
Dalroy
Beiseker
Huxley
Acadia
Hogadone
Milner
Social Credit
Regore Lebeuf
Alberta Unity Movement
Canada plans purchase of three Oberon submarines
The Canadian government announces orders three Oberon class conventional attack submarines from Britain for nearly £10 million. The submarine Onyx, to be launched next month at Chatham for the Royal Navy, will be sold to Canada as soon as possible.
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London
Reuters
Britain
Chatham
Royal Navy
Canada
Regina doctor cites unlikely January hospital meeting
Dr. E W Barcotes of Regina newly elected president of the Saskatchewan College of Physicians and Surgeons says a January meeting with the government on hospital privileges seems unlikely after Health Minister A E Blakeney threatened reprisals and urged the college to act. The Woods Commission had blamed the college for delays caused by conflicts over the medical care plan. The college says action requires invitation by the health department or the local doctor involved and that hospital boards decide on privilege applications. A Jan 22 meeting with government, the college and the Saskatchewan Hospital Association was deemed unlikely to yield results.
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Regina
E. W. Barcotes
Saskatchewan College of Physicians and Surgeons
A. E. Blakeney
Barcotes
Blakeney
the Woods Provincial Royal Commission On
Woods Commission
College
Saskatchewan Hospital Association
Pearson hints at policy to rescue Canadian press
In Ottawa Prime Minister Pearson signals possible moves to shield Canada’s periodical and newspaper sectors from foreign ownership and U S competition. He weighs reimposing an advertising tax on foreign publications and reviews mass communications policy with the aim of preserving a genuinely Canadian press.
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Ottawa
Pearson
U.S
Time
Reader's Digest
Toronto
Roy
Thomson
Canada
St. Laurent
Diefenbaker
Grattan O’ Leary
Commons
Government panel brands cigarettes a health hazard
A U S government panel of scientists condemns smoking as a health hazard and urges corrective action. Findings link smoking to early death and lung cancer, with increases in risk as smoking continues, while heart disease and other cancers show strong associations though not proven causally. The report notes benefits tied to mental health and calls for more research despite tobacco industry scrutiny.
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Washington
U.S
United States
Tobacco Institute
Tobacco Industry
John M. Keith
Imperial Tobacco Company of Canada
Montreal
Judy LaMarsh
Tillsonburg
Ont
Heart of
U S and Panama approve joint peace authority for Canal Zone
The United States and Panama agreed to form a five member joint authority with two Americans and two Panamanians plus a chairman to manage Canal Zone tensions. The move follows violence in Colon and near the canal as Panama demanded treaty revision. Earned casualties include three U S soldiers and one Panamanian guardsman, with many wounded.
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Panama City
United States
Panama
Organization of American States
Canal Zone
Manuel Trucco
Chile
OAS
U.S
Andrew O'Meara
Thomas J. Fleming
O'Meara
Colon
Zanzibar revolt ousts sultan and proclaims republic
Alists in Zanzibar proclaim a republic after overthrowing the Arab sultan in an overnight revolt. A state of emergency is in force as foreign ships are warned to stay out. Police and others were killed or wounded in fighting around stations and the prime minister's residence. The ousted sultan arrived in Mombasa but was denied land by Kenya cabinet peers.
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Ap-Reuters
Zanzibar
Mohammed Shamte Hamadi
Mombasa
Kenya
Reuters
Freedom Fighters of
Haadi
Sultan Seyyid Jamshid bin Abdulla
Zanzibar City
Castro Arrives in Moscow for Khrushchev Talks
Cuban Premier Fidel Castro lands in freezing Moscow for talks with Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev on questions of interest. Khrushchev greets Castro warmly. Pan Tsui Li and other leaders attend as 21 gun salute rings out.
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Moscow
Reuters
Fidel Castro
Khrushchev
Castro
America
Pan Tsu-li
Havana
Russia
Cuba
Six Die In Attleboro Plant Explosion
A chemical plant explosion at Thompson Chemical Company in Attleboro Massachusetts killed six people and injured scores. The blast razed three of six buildings on a 15 acre site and sent acrid smoke across the countryside. Firefighters faced delays amid fears of another blast as about 100 nearby workers were evacuated and residents sought shelter with relatives.
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Attleboro
Mass
Thompson Chemical Company
Canada reacts to U S report linking smoking to cancer
Canadian industry and medical groups respond to the U S Surgeon General report on cigarette smoking and cancer. Stakeholders call for more research and education aimed at teenagers, with talks of advertising limits and cross border collaboration.
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Canada
United States
Andrew Stewart
Board of Broadcast Governors
Five of ten scientists smoke in U S government health report
Washington AP reports on Saturday's smoking and health study showing five of ten scientists involved smoke. Surgeon General Luther L. Terry switched from cigarettes to a pipe recently, while Anthony Celebrezze says he now limits smoking to an occasional pipe or cigar.
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Washington (Ap
Luther L. Terry
Secretary of Health
Anthony J. Celebreezze
Emmanuel Farber
University of Pittsburgh
Hospitalized by CO2 poisoning in Medicine Hat
Medicine Hat RCMP report Ralph Hassard was found in his truck at Walsh and 15th Avenue SE Sunday morning and afternoon. Police broke the window to rescue him and he was taken to hospital where officials said his condition is improving.
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Medicine Hat Rcmp
Ralph Hassard
15Th Ave. SE
Medicine Hat
Mr. Hassard
Walsh
Hassard
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