Search For Missing Italian Airliner Near Bombay
Rescue teams abandon dawn search for the DC-8 with 94 aboard after night radio contact failed near Aurangabad. Monsoon rains hinder air and sea efforts. planes, ships scoured a 100 mile radius as authorities presumed the jet lost with unknown fate.
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India
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Europe
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Growers Blamed For Poor Range In Southern Alberta
Growers face criticism for drought conditions in Southern Alberta as Bert Hargraves of the Western Stock Growers Association urges ranchers to limit grazing after moisture declined three years ago. WSGA President George G. Ross says the public must not exhaust ranges and expects government aid only if range care is addressed. The secretary notes this drought is smaller than 1961 but not finished, with twice as many cattle affected.
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Bert Hargraves
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WSGA
Manyberries
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Aeid
George G. Ross
Feature Writing Contest Prize Winners Announced
The NEWS sponsored feature writing contest honored six entrants led by first prize Mary Freed of Orion who won $15. Mary Dragland of Conquerville took second with $10 and Mary Hoibak of Nemisham earned $5 for third. Honorable mentions went to Velma Pancoast of Redcliff and Irene Sansom of Irvine.
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Mary Freed
Orion
Mary Dragland
Conquerville
Mary Hoibak
Nemisham
Velma Pancoast
Redcliff
Irene Sansom
Irvine
Ya-Ya dress musings hint at fashion myths and aging
Art Evans muses on the Ya-ya dress and fashion myths, lampooning youth trends and male dress concerns. He jokes about Bermuda shorts kilts and Bowlegged Bill, noting summers and weather limit the trend and warning about pneumonia risks. Anxious days lie ahead.
Saskatchewan region softens plan for doctors in Swift Current
Deputy Premier Brockelbank signaled possible expansion of regional plans across Saskatchewan while offering concessions to doctors who left Swift Current Health Region. He described a contract system where the region administers care, pays bills, and is reimbursed in a lump sum, amid ongoing questions about the plan.
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Swift Current, Sask. (Cp
Swift Current Health Region
J. H. Brockelbank
Commission
Brockelbank
Softening tones in Saskatchewan medical care dispute
In Saskatchewan the doctors strike against the compulsory prepaid Medical Care Insurance Plan shows signs of easing on some sides while opposition remains firm in others. A further court action seeks to suspend the Medical Care Insurance Act though a hearing is set for Tuesday.
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Regina
Saskatchewan
CCF
Saskatchewan recruits doctors amid controversy
The Saskatchewan Medical Care Insurance Commission faced criticism for hiring British emergency doctors to fill strikes, with concerns over eligibility to practise. New arrivals bring the British contingent to 11 as Americans and other Canadians join, while the College questions licence status of imported physicians.
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Russell Elman Regina
Saskatchewan
Britain
Saskatchewan Medical Care Insurance Commission
Donald Tansley
Commission
Ida Fisher
London
St. Margaret’s Hospital
Biggar
Saskatchewan College of Physicians and Surgeons
Canada
College of Physicians and Surgeons
E. W. Barcotes
Churchill Shows Early Signs of Phlebitis in Leg
Sir Winston Churchill, recovering from a thigh fracture, has developed early signs of phlebitis in his left leg. The Middlesex Hospital bulletin said he had a comfortable night and that appropriate steps were taken. A hospital spokesman apologized for the bulletin delay due to ongoing investigations.
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London
Winston Churchill
The
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Saskatchewan conflict ends in standoff over prepaid medical plan
Saskatchewan faces a crisis as government and doctors remain split over a compulsory prepaid medical insurance plan set to begin July 1. The Saskatchewan College of Physicians and Surgeons and Premier Woodrow Lloyd call for further talks while police and volunteers maintain emergency coverage at 35 hospitals. The dispute includes threats, court motions, and international medical involvement as doctors resist government control.
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Joseph Macsween
Saskatchewan
North America
CCF
Woodrow Lloyd
Saskatchewan College of Physicians and Surgeons
Lloyd
H. D. Dalgleish
Quences
Yorkton
Physicians College
A. D. Kelly
Toronto
Canadian Medical Association
Jaycees win Child Safety Award at Calgary convention
The Medicine Hay Jaycees received the Child Safety Award from donor Christian Smith of Saskatoon at the Jaycee convention in Calgary. News reports note lax jaywalking conditions due to lack of laws. H. A. Olson won as Social Credit candidate over E. W. Brunsden by 1 098 votes. Liberal Dave Broadfoot and NDP George McFall lost deposits. Ray Hicks' horse Arctic Storm placed second in the Curragh Irish Sweepstakes. Two doctors and 11 patients traveled to Medicine Hat from Saskatchewan for treatment and mediation discussions. Algerian independence ends French rule. clashes in Oran kill multiple. Yukon hosts the Dawson Gold Rush Festival with risk of a $285 000 deficit. Bert Lahr stars in Foxy at Palace Grand Theatre. Shriners parade Toronto. annual meeting approves $10 million for child burn centers. six Shriners die.
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Christian Smith
Saskatoon
Calgary
Social Credit
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Bud) Olson
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Dave Broadfoot
George McFall
Ray Hicks
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de Gaulle
Algeria
Ben Khedda
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Dawson
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