Printers OK strike talks in Toronto papers row
Striking printers at Toronto's three daily newspapers agree to meet publishers Monday to settle a three day strike involving about 900 printers and mailers. ITU Local 91 leader and publishers spokesman issued a joint statement while unions plan a mass meeting Sunday to discuss strategy.
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Toronto
R. J. McCormack
International Typographical Union
Burnett M. Thall
Toronto Star
ITU
Wilfred Healey
McCormack
D. S. Perigoe
The
Telegram
Robert Earles
Toronto Mailers’ Union No. 5
Question on water meters and daily watering rights
The query asks whether residents with water meters should be permitted to water daily. It explores policy balance between drought conservation and household needs and invites discussion of seasonal rules and conservation incentives.
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Sam Krasnoff
St. S.W
Trail Faces Major Strike At Cominco Plant In Trail
Workers at the Con solidated Mining and Smelting Company in Trail and Kimberley vote 3472 to 287 to strike, 89.7 percent in favor, after six months of talks and rejection of a conciliation board report. The union seeks about 35 cents an hour over two years while base rates range from 1.97 to 2.85. A prolonged walkout could disrupt lead zinc silver and fertilizer supplies for buyers in the region and beyond.
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Trail
B.C
Consolidated Mining and Smelting Company
British Columbia
Kimberley
Comingo
Kootenay
Harvey Murphy
Mine‘Mill
Mr. Murphy
Conciliation Board
Cominco
Pioneer rancher dies in hospital
Victor Heydlauff, 86, a Wildhorse Alberta rancher, died in Medicine Hat General Hospital after a short illness. Survived by wife Myrtle, son William, daughters Gertrude Goulet and Olive Lanz, two sisters in Michigan, 12 grandchildren, six great grandchildren. Funeral by Pattison's Funeral Home. He lived boldly as a poet, safety pioneer, and friend of Charles M. Russell. earlier work included wagon safety gear and prairie fire fighting devices.
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Victor Heydlauff
Wildhorse
Alta
Medicine Hat General Hospital
Mr. Heydlauff
Myrtle
William
Gertrude
L. A. Goulet
Olive
J. Lanz
Etzikom
Michigan
Pattison
United States
Charles M. Russell
Charles Russell
Heydlauff
Greece calls Canada's arms ban unjust over Greece and Turkey
Athens denounces Canada's move to bar arms shipments to Greece and Turkey as unfounded claiming Turkey threatens Cyprus and NATO members. Greek officials insist Greece would defend Cyprus if invaded and note Canada supports both Greece and Turkey under NATO.
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Athens
Peter Garoufalias
Canada
Greece
Turkey
Garoufalias
Cyprus
United Nations
NATO
Stavros Kosetopoulos
Ine
Ottawa
Kostopoulos
Martin
Scranton Presses Home Fight as Goldwater Leads Delegates
Gov. Scranton seeks to rally Pennsylvania Republicans to block Goldwater with a mass letter campaign as Goldwater claims more delegate pledges. He alleges Ohio Rhodes favors a favorite son vote and hints at a convention floor clash over the platform, urging a strong civil rights plank and control of nuclear weapons against Birch Society influence.
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San Francisco
William Scranton
Barry Goldwater
Pennsylvania
Goldwater
Arizona
Scranton
Ohio
James Rhodes
Wisconsin
Rhodes
John Birch Society
North Atlantic
Stampede Notebook invites kids to ride with Gordie Howe
Medicine Hat contest offers six prizes in the Young Canada Stampede Contest for ages five to ten. Winners will ride Gordie Howe in the Kiddies Parade July 17 and on the Eaton’s float. Entry forms are at Eaton’s and due by noon Monday.
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Medicine Hat
Gordie Howe
T. Eaton Co
Igirls
Eatons
Eaton’s
2Nd St
Cypress View Lodge
St. Joseph's Home
Baptist Haven of Rest
Goldwater Sparked Youthful Pulse in 1960 Campaign
The writer recalls finding a 1960 Chicago Goldwater button and witnessing a youthful wave behind his candidacy. He notes Goldwater’s appeal offset by conservative views, comparing him to Eisenhower’s charm and distancing from McCarthyism. The piece contrasts American scope with Canadian politics.
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Ottawa
San Francisco
Goldwater
Chicago
Barryadayt
Ms Cove
Nixon
Eisenhower
Joe McCarthy
Gold
Stampede Week Schedule for Monday to Sunday
The schedule covers events from Monday 6:30 p.m. branding party to Sunday all day wrap up. Included are Quarter Horse Show judging calf weights and stables, junior farmer calf and cattle sales, market cattle and sheep swine stalls, parade of champions, cutting events, 4 H calf sales, midway, horticultural entries, rodeo opening, open cutting, night show, and kids parade.
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Junior Farmer Dairy Club
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Pearl Muir
Pat Flinn
Mary Sailer
4Th Ave. S.E
Albert Riehl
Srd
St. S.E
Lavina Larson
10Th Ave
N.E
Adolf Sailer
16Th Ave. S.E
Alberta Marlin Aquatic Club
Ambrose Helowach
AMAC
Jack Judge
Mr. Holowach
Pete Simpson
Jack Moyer
Pioneer
Little
Paul Martin
House of Commons
Gov. Scranton
Stampede Notebook
Albert Larson
Beausejour, Man
Larson
Harry Weiner
Manitoba
Martha Rowan
Charles Lynch
Southam News Services
Water
Richard
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