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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Jul 06, 1972

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Teen Tones Shine At International Eisteddfod In Llangollen

The Teen Tones placed third in the youth choir division and fourth in the open division for female choirs at the 26th International Eisteddfod in Llangollen. Conducted by Adele Armstrong, they earned marks 87 88 and 86 83 82, praised for a pure blend and youthful tone. The event drew choirs from Scotland to Bulgaria, with tours planned to Bournemouth after leaving Llangollen.

Llangollen Scotland Northern Ireland Sweden Australia England Norway Wales Denmark The United States Canada Lethbridge Anne Campbell Adele Armstrong Northcote Hassler Bulgaria Archer Asia Bournemouth

Two hijackers slain in plane gun battle

FBI agents stormed a Pacific Southwest Airline Boeing 737 hijacked by two men for six hours. They killed the hijackers and a retired Canadian railroader, Stanley Carter, 66, from Longueuil, who was aboard with his wife while 81 passengers remained on board. Three passengers were wounded in the shootout.

San Francisco FBI California CNR Stanley Carter Montreal Longueuil Interstate Pacific Southwest Airline Robert Gebhardt Carter Gebhardt Siberia Vincent Rocco Sacramento Rocco San Diego Airlines J. Floyd Andrews Andrews Victor Sen Yung Universal City Calif Leo Gormley van Nuys Ecards Dimitr Alexiev Hayward Michael Azmanoff

Hijack suspect charged with assault and kidnapping

Charles Smith 23 of Hong Kong faces新 additional charges of assault burglary and kidnapping in Buffalo tied to an attempted hijacking of a parked passenger jet after menacing his former wife and infant daughter with a knife. He remains jailed on 250000 bond and faces a July 14 federal air piracy hearing.

Buffalo N.Y Charles Smith Smith FBI American Airlines

Ottawa orders longshoremen back to work

The government passes back to work legislation forcing 3,200 dockworkers in Montreal Three Rivers and Quebec City back to their jobs after an eight week strike. The measure carries limited penalties and relies on court action to enforce compliance.

Guy Demarino Southam News Services Ottawa Quebec Commons Senate Montreal Three Rivers Quebec City Martin O’connell

Fischer apologizes to Spassky ahead of world chess match

Bobby Fischer sends a full apology to Boris Spassky in Reykjavik after delays to the match. Organizers plan to hold a drawing tonight to decide which player has white pieces for the first game on Sunday as Euwe weighs delays and potential changes.

Reykjavik Iceland Bobby Fischer Boris Spassky Soviet Union Fischer Spassky Chess Max Euwe International Chess Federation United States Soviet Chess Federation Euwe

Former premier named as hidden shareholder in liquor buildings deal

Royal commission finds Joseph Smallwood was the third hidden shareholder in Investment Developers Ltd which owned seven buildings rented to the liquor commission. The report says he knew of his stake and some dealings while his Liberal government negotiated with Brinco. Smallwood denies impropriety in a London interview. Premier Moores filed the report with the legislature and J J Robinette was hired to advise on civil and criminal actions. Finance Minister Crosbie and William Marshall plan to meet Robinette in Toronto.

Paris Reuter Pierre Messmer National Assembly France Georges Pompidou Jacques Chaban-Delmas M. Pompidou Messmer Royal Commission Frank Moores Liquor Commission Bankers Trust Co Investment Developers Ltd Mr. Smallwood Arthur Lundrigan Corner Brook Oliver L. Vardy Smallwood Bankers Trust Royal Trust Co Moores J.J. Robinette Toronto John Crosbie William Marshall Robinette Fabian O’dea Progressive Conservatives Liberal Donald Wilson

Calgary Stampede Opens as Diamond Jubilee Roars In

The Calgary Stampede marks its diamond jubilee with cowboy culture plus a 10 day run and hopes of attendance exceeding one million. The 1971 rodeo offers $110 000 in prizes, a youth parade starts at 9 30 am MDT and Premier Peter Lougheed will open the show at 9 pm.

Calgary Tom Cyclone Stampede City North America Peter Lougheed

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