Manning Realignment Debate Hugs Medicine Hat Socreds
In Taber 55 delegates of the Medicine Hat federal Social Credit association weighed Manning’s Political Realignment. Critics warn the premier’s book weakens the party while others urge a clear platform and grassroots move toward a social conservative stance. The outcome remains uncertain for the next federal election in the riding.
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Vatican taps Cardinal Vagnozzi to head economy office
Vatican appoints Cardinal E gidio Vagnozzi 61 former apostolic nuncio to the United States to lead the Prefecture for the Economic Affairs Commission formed last August to unify control of church properties liquid assets and fiscal affairs. He succeeds Cardinal Dell Acqua 64 who had led the post for under six months amid church state debates.
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Irvine Man Dies After Irvine Hotel Fight
An Irvine man, Charlie Jans, 40, died after a fight behind the Cosmopolitan Hotel around 6 PM. An autopsy is pending. Inspector John Judge said the death likely stemmed from a melee among bystanders and two men. no charges yet. The death is considered accidental in nature. Jans reportedly owned a farm near Irvine and was not badly beaten.
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PM deals Medicare blow to MacEachens big night
The United States rejected a Cuban complaint over an incident at the Cuban UN mission. Ambassador Arthur Goldberg said diplomatic missions may not interfere in US domestic affairs or shield individuals from law. H. Rap Brown, 24, SNCC chair, and Robert Smith were involved in a shoving incident with a NYPD officer.
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Martin and Kierans crash U S party in Nova Scotia
The Nova Scotia Liberal event opened with Medicare worries as health minister MacEachen faced a mixed reception while Trade Minister Winters announced his March 31 resignation. Martin Kierans and Henderson attended, with Kierans appearing on a TV show and giving radio interviews during the high profile night.
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Transplant patients show progress as Blaiberg rests
Cape Town doctors report Philip Blaiberg tired but improving after a heart transplant with relaxed 15 minute vital checks to allow rest. Louis Washkansky similarly relaxed, both facing minor throat infection spots. In California Mike Kasparek nears one week post surgery while Louisville plans a new transplant in about a month.
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Britain Sees Fresh Snow After Road Improvement
Snow blankets many parts of Britain as road conditions improve after two days of steady relief. In Belgrade, Tito launches a purge of the Yugoslav Communist party as leaders clear undesired elements. In Bangkok, Burmese troops report killing a senior Communist leader and dismantling an underground rebel network.
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Cambodia talks buy time to solve Vietnam problem
In Phnom Penh U S Ambassador Bowles and Prince Sihanouk held talks aimed at preventing war from spilling into neutral Cambodia. They pressed to activate the International Control Commission to patrol the border and curb Viet Cong and North Vietnamese use of Cambodian territory. Bowles said relations slightly improved and Sihanouk may better grasp insurgency dangers.
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Greeks purge officers over Aspida plot
The Greek government dishonorably discharged 17 army officers linked to the Aspida secret group alleged to have conspired against King Constantine and Papandreou in 1965. Fifteen jailed before the April coup, freed by Christmas amnesty. four colonels and two lieutenant colonels among those discharged.
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Israel Prime Minister Eshkol visits Toronto and Canada
Israeli leader Levi Eshkol arrives in Toronto after talks in Washington with President Johnson. He plans a one day stop in Montreal before meetings in Ottawa. In Toronto he greets about 300 locals, tours Queen's Park and city hall, meets Premier Robarts and Mayor Dennison, and calls for UN aided peace in the Middle East with prisoner exchanges seen as a positive sign.
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Castro offers 100 prisoners for Guevara remains exchange
Fidel Castro states he will free 100 ringleader political prisoners if Bolivia yields the remains of Ernesto Guevara. He rejects swapping for Regis Debray but leaves open a potential exchange involving Huber Matos. In a Havana speech, Castro denounces U S policy, calls the United States a universal enemy, and cites Vietnam and other regions as proof of imperialist aggression.
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Che) Guevara
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