Stage Set For Reds Showdown
Moscow reports a Communist Chinese delegation arriving for a high stake clash with Premier Khrushchev over control of world Communism. Led by Teng Hsiao-ping, the Chinese group includes high party officials, with Mikhail Suslov meeting them at the airport. About 200 Chinese residents in Moscow were present, including ambassador Pan Tsu-li.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Stalin
Tito
Yugoslavia
Mikhail Suslov
Central Committee
Teng Hsiao-ping
Pan Tsu-li
Peking
Premier Khrushchev
Mao Tse-tung
Lenin
Russia
Red China
Teng Hsaio-Ping
Chinese Communist Party
Teng
Communist Party
Mikhail A. Suslov
New head named at Defence Research Board bio sciences unit
Dr. Murchie K. McPhail of Suffield Experimental Station becomes Director of Bio sciences Research at Defence Research Board Headquarters in Ottawa. The Kilburn New Brunswick native specializes in physiology endocrinology and defensive chemical warfare. He replaces Dr. Morley G. Williams, who moves to the Canadian Joint Staff in London. Dr McPhail takes up duties August 1. Swarm scene at plane arrival and talks between Moscow and Peking over Khrushchev Mao policies frame broader cold war tensions.
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Ottawa
Murchie K. McPhail
Kilburn
N.B
Suffield Experimental Station
Ralston
Alta
Defence Research Board
Morley G. Williams
Defence
London
McPhail
Industry Bill Advances Through Commons Late Session
The Commons pushed the industry department bill toward third reading after a late session with amendments. Defence Production Minister Drury and Immigration Minister Favreau guided rapid clause by clause passage, while George Nowlan and Annapolis Kings proposed changes. A major clause allowed hiring temporary outsiders to staff the new department.
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Ottawa
Commons
Department of Industry
Senate
Trade Department
Atlantic Development Board
Defence
Drury
Favreau
Industry Department
Finance
George Nowlan
Digby-Annapolis
Martelli denies spying and resisting recruitment attempts
London dispatch reports Dr Gui seppi Martelli swore he is not guilty of spying for the Soviet Union and says he fought off more than seven years of recruitment attempts. The item notes other world and Canadian political briefs including talks between de Gaulle and Adenauer on Common Market relations and a Canadian budget update.
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London
Guiseppi Martelli
Soviet Union
Moscow
Bonn
de Gaulle
Adenauer
Britain
Layman Tour Describes 20 Ton Blast At Suffield Lab
News columnist Finn Bridge reports on a 20 ton blast at the Suffield Experimental Station. The layman guide covers safety checks by Olafur Johnson, weather readings, the remote observation post a mile away, PSI pressures at various ranges, and the dramatic blast center temperatures recorded at detonation.
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Finn Bridge
Suffield Experimental Station
Ross Harvey
Olafur Johnson
Johnson
Ford
Medicine Hat
Suffield
George Oliver
A. R. P. Lambert
A. M. Pennie
Finn
Caouette Rejects Move to Abolish Deputy Leader Post
Caouette vows Quebec wing will not accept changes that curb its influence in Social Credit. He acknowledges Robert Thompson as national leader but insists the 1961 convention kept his deputy leader role. National council called to abolish Caouette's post and urged a new convention.
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Villeneuve
Quebec
Robert Thompson
Social Credit
Caouette
National Council
Thompson
Association
Cost of Living at Record High in Canada May Rise
The consumer price index in Canada climbed to 132.8 on June 1 from 132.3 on May 1, a record high. The 0.5 point May advance followed a steady 132.3 in March and April, and the June 1 index was 1.8 percent above the 1962 June level of 103.5. Food prices led the increase, with clothing, health and personal care, and recreation and reading also contributing.
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Ottawa
Canada
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Scorching Heat Grips Medicine Hat Area
Medicine Hat and surrounding Alberta regions endured an 80s to 90s degree heat with officials noting no record set at the airport station though temperatures ran high. Forecasters warned of more heat and scattered thunderstorms into Saturday with a severe hailstorm reported in Red Deer.
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Medicine
Red Deer
Alberta
Caouette Defies Social Credit Over Deputy Leader Move
Ottawa report states Deputy Social Credit Leader Real Caouette fights to keep his post as the national council plans to eliminate the deputy leader position at the 1964 convention. Quebec MPs stand unified against removing him, while Caouette vows to battle from Quebec in defense of equal status within the party.
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Ottawa
Social Credit
Real Caouette
National Council
Alberta approves French teacher training at St Jean
Ninth of a series reports Alberta shifts on French instruction. The College St. Jean Edmonton, run by Oblate Fathers, gains approval from University of Alberta and government for a two year teachers course with final year required at the university. The plan marks a radical change in Alberta Anglophone attitudes toward French schooling and could boost French language instruction for Alberta’s children. Desrochers notes the advance but cites skeptical reactions from Quebec friends. He emphasizes progress within Alberta’s own context as English-speaking crowds engage in debate.
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Tim Creery
Southam
Edmonton
Alberta
College
St. Jean
Oblate Fathers
University of Alberta
Louis A. Desrochers
Desrochers
Council of the
North-West Territories
Edmonton Family Service Bureau
Des
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Menzies
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Patrick Roe
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Norman Spackman
Social Credit Party
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Real Caquette
Real
Eddie Keen
Southam News Services
Council
Socred
Little Cloud
Jean Patoine
la Survivance
Father Patoine
Saskatchewan
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