Medicine Hat Bylaw Restricts Large Fuel Oil Tankers
The Medicine Hat city council passed a bylaw restricting fuel oil deliveries by trucks over 2 500 gallons within the city. Exemptions apply to outlets near highways and a defined fuel oil truck route. Imperial Oil Ltd. opposed the measure, fire Chief Morris suggested delaying the decision for further talks.
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Medicine Hat
Leonard Morris
Alberta
C. W. Niblock QC
Imperial Oil Ltd
Trans-Canada Highway
No. 3
Man Uses Bug Spray Then Dies
A Haney Correctional Institute inmate, James Willard Boyce 21 of 100 Mile House BC, died in Vancouver after inhaling garden insecticide fumes on June 24 and June 28. Officials note ongoing concern over pesticide exposure and potential regulatory actions amid farmer prosecutions over contaminated milk.
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Vancouver
Haney Correctional Institute
James Willard Boyce
100 Mile House
B.C
Fraser Valley
Haney
Boyce
Four Held In Spying Case Across Nations
In Washington the Soviet Union demanded immediate release of two Russians linked to a UN employee, Egorov and his wife, plus two others under alias in New York. Ottawa reports a Liberal government survived a nonconfidence vote amid budget tax controversy, with Finance Minister Gordon defending the sales tax and the government’s program.
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Washington
Soviet Union
U.S
United Nations
Georgi M. Kornienko
Richard H. Davis
Flushing, N.Y
Ivan Dmitrievich Egorov
UN Secretariat
Aleksandra
John
Jane Doe
FBI
State Department
New York
Kornienko
Egorovs
Ottawa
Commons
Canada
Hatter Stuck On Bridge Knee Free by Firemen
Jack Hamilton, 20, of 342 8th St. S.E., became wedged on the Finlay Bridge Monday night after his knee snagged a railing joint. Firemen arrived with a jack and freed his knee. he was not injured.
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Jack Hamilton
8Th St. S.E
Finlay Bridge
South Saskatchewan
Jack
Edmonton builders seek delay on 11 percent materials tax
C J McConnell president of the National House Builders Association says he is encouraged but not assured after meeting Ottawa officials on the 11 per cent sales tax on building materials. He urged a gradual rollout perhaps three steps, while Finance Minister Gordon promised a position by Monday.
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Diefenbaker
Pearson
Harrington Lake
Walter Gordon
Canada
Social Credit
New Democrat
Frank Howard
Skeena
NDP
Guy Marcoux
Ind. SC
Quebec Montmorency
Edmonton
C. J. McConnell
National Housebuilders’ Association
Ottawa
McConnell
Gordon
Housebuilders’ Association
SC Leadership Crisis Flares As Caouette Takes Break
Ottawa reports Social Credit leaders meet to resolve tensions between Robert Thompson and Real Caouette amid Caouette’s health related retreat and Caouette’s Quebec wing resignation of Dr. Guy Marcoux. Thompson leads 23 MPs as Caouette plans months off.
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Ottawa
Social Credit
Robert Thompson
Real Caouette
National Council
Caouette
Thompson
Villeneuve
Rouyn, Que
Quebec
Guy Marcoux
Marcoux
Weather favors SES 20-Ton TNT blast at Suffield
Suffield Experimental Station officials say weather conditions may allow Thursday morning detonation of the 20 ton TNT charge set for 10 48 a m The blast has been prepared for some time and is expected to occur as scheduled.
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Suffield Experimental Station
Mixed reception to Medicine Hat welfare talks resolution
Reaction to Medicine Hat urging federal provincial and municipal discussions on employing social assistance recipients varied. Letters on file from Judy Lamarsh and multiple municipalities show support or neutrality while cautioning provincial led talks and conference arrangement.
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Medicine Hat
Hat
Drumheller
Alberta Department of Public Welfare
Amicable Agreement Grants Bigger Pay for Medicine Hat Teachers
The Board and teachers of the Medicine Hat Separate School District reached a two year salary deal in a five minute session Tuesday night. The total 1963-64 increase is just over 4100 dollars and the remaining 1963 increase is 589.33 dollars. Secretary treasurer R A E Bolduc disclosed details.
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Board of
Medicine Hat
R. A. E. Bolduc
Kennedy weighs Khrushchev test ban move on security path
President Kennedy returns from Europe to face a choice on whether Khrushchev’s East Berlin call for a worldwide nuclear test ban and a NATO Warsaw pact non aggression pact signals real progress or propaganda. Officials debate if the package links both issues and how to proceed with July 15 talks.
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Washington
Kennedy
Europe
Khrushchev
East Berlin
NATO
Warsaw
W. Averell Harriman
Moscow
Russia
Tass
Ward Held for Trial in Morals Scandal In London
London CP Dr Stephen Ward key figure in the Profumo sex and security scandal is held for trial on morals charges and released on bail. Judge Gradwell ordered Ward to answer before a jury on charges from living off earnings of prostitutes to procuring an abortion. Trial set for Old Bailey likely in September. Prosecution alleges Ward provided rooms in two flats and took a cut of prostitutes earnings and sought abortions. Ward pleads not guilty. Witnesses include Margaret Ricardo who refused to describe sexual acts. Eight charges total include managing a brothel and aiding abortions.
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London
Cp)—Society
Stephen Ward
Leo Gradwell
Ward
Old Bailey Court
Crown
Margaret Ricardo
Miss Ricardo
Magis
Tate Leo Gradwell
Miss Keeler
Stampede Notes Preview From Local Pageant
Sluggish stampede dress and decorations contrast with growing entries in quarter horse and cutting horse events. Alf Turlock reports 540 dollars in entry money received while entrants bring multiple horses. Dirk Scholten and Galvin Desharnais observe Thomas Shows midway and expect top acts. Harry Strom and Premier Manning figures attend opening and parade with local MLA active.
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Stampede
Quarter Horse
Alf Turlock
Nore
Dirk Scholten
Galvin Desharnais
Thomas
Harry Leinweber
Harry Strom
Alberta
Harry
Aeonare Haimrast
Manning
River Declines After Saskatoon Flood Peak
The swollen South Saskatchewan River peaked at 19.55 feet Tuesday evening, 11 feet above normal, then gradually fell to 18.38 feet by 8:30 a.m. and 17.57 feet by 11:49 a.m. Debris sacked against Finlay Bridge piers as water flowed five to six miles per hour downstream.
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South Saskatchewan
Finlay Bridge
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Muir Crescent
N.W
Vi Wallace
7Th St. N.E
Ald
J. C. Miller
Harry Weiner
Ques
Morris
Hays
C. O. Cooper
Rosetown - Biggar
Little Cloud
Quebec Party
Caquette
Camrose
City of
Dawson Creek
Red Deer
Calgary
JFK
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