Gauvin stays in Vietnam amid search for missing Canadians
Gauvin delays departure from Vietnam as Ottawa withdraws from ICCS due to ineffectiveness. He visits Viet Cong and South Vietnamese officials with Maj. Gen. Duncan McAlpine and Ambassador Ferenc Esztergalyos to press for a search and safety guarantees. The missing captains Ian Patten of Toronto and Fletcher Thomson of Ottawa were last seen near Xuan Loc and are believed detained in a Communist zone.
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Gauvin
ICCS
Vietnam
Joint Military Commission
JMC
Duncan McAlpine
Ferenc Esztergalyos
Ian Patten
Toronto
Fletcher Thomson
Ottawa
Xuan Loc
Saigon
Queen marks RCMP centennial on prairie visit
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip arrive in Regina for a two day leg of a four province tour. A scarlet guard of honor greets them as they open a museum and chapel at RCMP training ground. The couple mingles with crowds in Thunder Bay and Charlottetown before attending a Rendezvous Pageant at Fort William.
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Doug Small Regina
RCMP
Thunder Bay
Ont
Prince Edward Island
Prince Philip
Saskatchewan
P.E.I
Charlottetown
Lakehead
Walter Asser
City Hall
Ontario
William Davis
Fort William
Kaministiquia
North West Company
Montreal
Northwest
Canada studies protein export limits amid US embargo
Canada tightened exports on protein ingredients for livestock and poultry feed after a US embargo on soybeans and byproducts. Trade Minister Alastair Gillespie said domestic needs are urgently assessed and permits may be issued for contracts signed before June 29 with photostat contracts postmarked by July 5. Contracts delivering by Oct 15 are eligible. early calculations show Canada cannot expect more than 50 percent of expected US supplies.
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Ottawa
Alastair Gillespie
Commons
Gillespie
United States
Canada
U.S
Ottawa to continue gas price mediation
Ottawa will seek to mediate between Alberta and Ontario over natural gas prices. Energy Minister Donald Macdonald said the dispute should be settled by negotiation, with Ontario threatening court action to test Alberta's pricing scheme. He stressed federal role to keep markets functioning and warned Ottawa could join if needed.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Ontario
Donald Macdonald
Macdonald
Energy and Resources Conservation Board
Don Getty
Intergovernmental Affairs
Mines and Minerals
Bill Dickie
Ottawa
Canada
Getty
Trudeau
Canada aims to reunite families blocked by Iron Curtain
Canada launched an effort at a 35 nation European security conference to ease emigration barriers and unite families divided by the Iron Curtain and Soviet freezes. External Affairs Minister Mitchell Sharp urged freer movement of people and information as key to peace and security, and said Canada would circulate a written submission for the conference's second stage.
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CY Fox
Helsinki
Canada
Mitchell Sharp
Sharp
Europe
Soviet Union
Mayor Veiner told to clean up plant
Mayor Harry Veiner, owner of the Hycroft China plant, must remedy unsatisfactory hazardous work conditions as Alberta health officials report. Dr. Fedney May from Edmonton says air dust remains high and surveillance will continue. Veiner pled guilty to failing to comply with health orders. new order issued, case adjourned to February 1, 1974 with sentence to follow based on actions taken.
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Harry Veiner
Hycroft
China
Alberta
Fedney May
Edmonton
Dr. May
Veiner
Medicine Hat
Provincial Board of Health
Weiner
Attorney-General’s Department
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Medicine Hat and District Historical Society
Sisters of Charity of St. Louis
Frank Webber
Regina
House of the Company
Philip
ROYAL
Canoren
Alf Gleave
NDP
Saskatoon-Biggar
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