Canada Grants Diplomatic Ties to Mongolia in UN Context
Ottawa reports Canada will recognize Mongolia as a UN member and says Mongolia lies in the Russian sphere. Canada notes Albania’s recognition two years ago and suggests Beijing’s UN entry may follow. Canada and Mongolia won’t exchange missions.
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Mongolia
Ottawa
Russia
China
United Nations
Intorstants
Albania
Red China
Martin
Can
Ada
UN General Assembly
France
Outer Mongolia
Inner Mongolia
Masked gunmen raid Montreal armory stealing hundreds of guns
Fifteen masked raiders hit the Jes Fusiliers Mont Royal armory on Kear Julien Street early today taking about 80 machine guns 60 semi autonomic rifles and numerous sidearms. They tied eight workers and soldiers gagged them before fleeing in a red truck. Police suspect FLQ links and launched a wide investigation with RCMP and Montreal police.
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Montreal
Jes Fusiliers Mont Royal
Kear Julien Street
East End
Petrce
RCMP
Military Police
Montreal Police Department
Montreal Police
Front de Liberation Quebecois
Fusiliers Armory
FLQ
Albert Petrin
Pine
Henri Julien
Henri St. Jacques
Pearson informed of theft in Montreal
Ottawa reports Prime Minister Pearson, holidaying in Florida, has been told about a weapons theft by 15 men in Montreal. A spokesman said there is no sign yet that the incident will shorten his planned return, currently set for Sunday night.
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Ottawa
Pearson
Florida
Montreal
Postal pay to replace frequent NES cash visits in Alberta
Albertans on unemployment insurance will switch to postal pay, sending claim forms from Medicine Hat to Calgary for processing while cheques are mailed back. About 900 in Medicine Hat will shift mid February with pay days moved from cash handouts to mailed benefits, reducing office visits and increasing privacy and efficiency. Vern Sanders notes the system began in Edmonton as a trial and may expand nationwide, with no staff cuts promised.
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Vern Sanders
NES
Medicine Hat
The
News Today
Edmonton
Alberta
Dominion
South Viet Nam breaks relations with France after coup
In Bangkok, Saigon radio announced South Viet Nam has severed ties with France as Maj Gen Nguyen Khanh's coup reshapes the regime. Minh, Don, and Kim reportedly removed. Khanh named new standing committee chairman and promoted to outrank other generals. Military sources note the revolution aims to reform the country and restore order.
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Thailand
Reuters
South Viet Nam
France
Radio Saigon
Saigon
Council of Notables
Khanh
U.S
Duong van Minh
Saigon Radio
South
Viet Nam
Revolutionary Military Committee
Nguyen Khanh
Olson calls for emergency grazing meeting in Medicine Hat
MP H A Olson urges the local advisory committee to the PFRA to hold a public meeting on the federal decision to bar grazing at Suffield Experimental Station community pasture. He may attend when back from Ottawa, hoping ministers hear that grazing in the district has not returned to normal.
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H. A. Olson
Medicine Hat
PFRA
Suffield Experimental Station
SES
Alberta University to Issue Calgary Campus Autonomy Statement
Dr. Walter Johns president of the University of Alberta said a statement on autonomy for the Calgary campus will be issued shortly after a full day meeting of the university board of governors. He noted the release would not be prepared until ready, within a few days.
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Edmonton
Walter Johns
University of Alberta
Calgary
Johns
University Board of Governors
LaMarsh to attend Liberal rally in Medicine Hat
Health Minister Judy LaMarsh may attend a Women’s Liberal rally in Medicine Hat on April 4 for the southern Alberta regional conference. Alberta leader Dave Hunter, WBLA president Mrs Ronald White, and women’s reps from Medicine Hat Macleod and Lethbridge constituencies will be present. Alderman Helen Beny Gibson will chair.
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Judy LaMarsh
Medicine Hat
Alberta
Women's Liberal Association
Dave Hunter
Alberta Women’s Liberal Association
Ronald White
Macleod
Lethbridge
Helen Beny Gibson
Norma DeMan
Miss LaMarsh
Medicine Hat debates junior college start in 1965
The Medicine Hat Provisional Junior College Board urges the public school board to begin steps to establish a public junior college in Medicine Hat by September 1965. A Feb 26 meeting at Medicine Hat High School will review the need for a public junior college amid Hillcrest Christian’s planned 1966 church sponsored campus. The panel concludes a junior college is desirable to meet local needs.
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Medicine Hat
Public School Board
Chambers of Commerce
Hillcrest Christian
Evangelical United Brothers
Seed cleaning plant eyed for Medicine Hat site
Reinhold Lehr, speaking for district farmers, told the Municipal Planning Commission in principle that a $51,000 seed cleaning plant could be built at London Street and Bridge Street. The project would be city owned site and funded one third by the provincial government one third by Improvement Districts and one third by farmers.
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Medicine Hat
Reinhold Lehr
Municipal Planning Commission
London St
Bridge St
Civic Finance Committee
Calgary Stampeders Turn Profit After Years of Red Ink
Calgary Stampeders football club reports a 1963 profit of 59,399 dollars, erasing a 19,000 dollar deficit and marking the first year in the black since 1950. The club carried 125,000 dollars of debt when Frank McMahon’s group took over in 1957.
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Calgary (Cp
Calgary Stampeders Football Club
Frank McMahon
McMahon
U S and Soviet clash over downed trainer in East Germany
U S and Soviet exchanges escalate after a T 39 trainer was shot down about 60 miles inside East Germany. The State Department demands access to wreckage and bodies and urges punishment of those responsible. Senator Goldwater questions why a training plane was over enemy territory.
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State Department
Moscow
East Germany
U.S
Kremlin
West
U.S. Air Force
Pittsburgh
Enator
Barry Goldwater
Ariz
William Tyler
Georgi M. Kornienko
Kornienko
Ranger VI launches toward the moon with camera payload
Cape Kennedy reports the Atlas Agena rocket lifting Ranger VI at 10 49 am EST to photograph the lunar surface. mission aims to 230 187 miles in 66 hours with up to 3000 pictures and a crash landing on the moon. Russia Tass notes two stations in Africa and Australia track a Soyuz-like payload aloft.
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Fla
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Lunar
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Atlas
Africa
Woomera
Australia
Cape
United States
U.S
Ranger VI
Goldstone
Calif
Moon
H. M .Schurmeier
Ranger
Space Agency
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
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Tran van Don
Armed Forces
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de Gaulle
Olson
Harry Strom
Junior College
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Cypress Hills
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Tass
Johannesburg
South Africa
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