Montreal teachers strike may end Sunday says spokesman
In Montreal 500 Catholic schools closed affecting 217 000 pupils while a spokesman for l Alliance des professeurs de Montreal voiced cautious optimism the Montreal strike could end by Sunday The Yamaska area kept most Roman Catholic teachers on strike while explorers awaited legal guidance from the union attorneys about injunctions The government mediator helped ease talks as provincial salaries remained the core issue across Quebec with negotiations expected to continue on a provincial level in the outlook.
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Montreal
Yamaska
Teachers’ Union
Quebec Catholic Teachers’ Corp
Nault
Andre Montpetit
Montreal Catholic School Commission
Quebec City
Jean- Jacques Bertrand
Bertrand
Mao era power shifted as army aids Mao in bid
AP reports China’s official agency says military commanders vow to help Mao Tse-tung seize party state and financial power from those taking the capitalist road. Wall posters in Peking claim army moved to crush an uprising in Fangshan with arrests and alleged fascist torture.
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Tokyo
China
Mao Tse-tung
Mao
Peking
Fangshan
Tientsin
Paoting
Red Guard
Communist Party
New China News Agency
Chinese People’s Liberation Army
Kiangsi
New Zealanders Attack Ky Car At Auckland Airport
Demonstrators halted Premier Nguyen Cao Ky's limousine at Auckland airport as eggs flew and windows were pounded. Police used dogs to split the crowd, dragging several protesters from the road. Ky later left for a downtown hotel amid continued booing and ink throwing by about 200 in Wellington earlier today.
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Auckland
New Zealand
Nguyen Cao Ky
South Vietnam
Limou
Wellington
Keith Holyoake
Opposition MPs ready to end marathon transport debate
Ottawa reporters note that the 13th day of committee study on the 94 clause transport bill grows near, with opposition MPs poised to wrap the debate. Government aims to pass the bill today as three clauses remain under scrutiny and Western MPs hope to speak briefly.
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Ottawa
The
Commons
Western Canada
George Mellraith
Government House
Priority Commons
Finance
Sharp
Film Development Corporation
O Canada
Maritimes
Michael Forrestal
Halifax
Pickersgill
Atlantic
Saint John
Montreal
Quebec City
Transportation Commission
Podgorny arrives in Rome after Italian Communist blast
Soviet President Nikolai Podgorny lands in Rome amid tight security following Monday night bomb explosion at the Italian Communist party headquarters. He visits Italy for a week largely to discuss economic ties with Italy and the Vatican, with talks likely to touch on Vietnam. Leaflets from a far right monarchist group were found nearby. no link confirmed.
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Rome
Reuters
Nikolai Podgorny
Podgorny
Vietnam
Pope Paul
Communist Party
Luigi Longo
RCMP officers testify they acted independently in bugging case
Two RCMP officers told a royal commission they faced trouble with superiors for assisting a private detective in bugging a pulp convention. They said they referred Bud Graham after Pat O Neal asked for help to obtain information, and one officer warned Graham after devices were found.
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Vancouver
RCMP
Pat O’neal
International Brotherhood of Pulp and Sulphite and Paper Mill Workers
O'Neal
Pulp and Paper Workers of Canada
O’neal
Ouellette
Bud Graham
Reed
Corporal Reed
Commission
R. A. Sargent
Graham
Federal Transport Department
Britain Seeks European Community to Curb US Rule
Prime Minister Wilson tells President de Gaulle Britain aims to join the European Economic Community to curb American industrial dominance in Europe and foster a pan European technological partnership, including dialogue with Eastern Europe and the Communist world. The Elysee meeting with Foreign Secretary Brown and French counterpart Couve de Murville lasted 105 minutes.
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Paris
Wilson
de Gaulle
Britain
Europe
The
Elysee Palace
George Brown
Maurice Couve de Murville
France
East Europe
Mercantile Bank Plea Before Commons Finance Panel
Mercantile Bank of Canada seeks the future as Ottawa reads a Bank Act amendment. The U S government backs Canada’s stance against foreign ownership limits while Prime Minister Pearson weighs a royal cabinet response. The bank argues the measure harms Citibank and breaches Canadian tradition.
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Ottawa
Mercantile Bank of Canada
U.S
Mercantile
Commons Finance Committee
Canada
Pearson
The
Commons
Washington
U.S. State Department
Dian
Gordon
Sharp
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