Farm minister talks unlikely to solve issues
Ottawa faces a stalled Edmonton meeting as agricultural ministers debate a federal rural adjustment plan. Bud Olson pushes land transfers and counseling to help farmers move or retrain, while provinces fear parallel Ottawa systems and loss of control. Negotiations may unfold province by province with about 26 million in play this year.
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Allan Blakeney
Soviet says human error killed Soyuz 11 cosmonauts
Moscow reports a pressure leak killed Georgy Dobrovolsky Valery Volkov and Viktor Patsayev 30 minutes before landing on June 30. The commission ruled out ship structural failure and cites possible sealing error and other probable causes. Ashes entombed July 2 at the Kremlin wall.
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Valdislavy Volkov
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Trudeau Leads Calgary Stampede Ride Amid Threat
Prime Minister Trudeau rode at the head of the Calgary Stampede parade wearing a white hat as a telephoned threat prompted tightened security. Police said precautions were planned and the threat received little credence. Trudeau denied a stump speech prelude to an election and refused to predict a date for one. He planned further events in Waterton Park before returning to Ottawa.
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Calgary
Trudeau
Alberta
Liberal Party
Ottawa
Orangemen march under tight security in Belfast amid IRA bombing
In Belfast and other centers about 400 bands and 100000 marchers joined Orangemen celebrating the 50th anniversary of Protestant rule. A night of bombs and shootings wounded nine civilians as British Army boosted troops to 11100 with hidden bases and helicopters.
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Northern Ireland
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Irish Republican Army
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Air Canada workers weigh study session amid contract talks
Montreal union leaders predict an almost certain vote by members of the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers for a study session. A strike could begin if approved, with meetings also planned in Toronto Winnipeg and Vancouver. Air Canada says it will continue operations as long as possible while negotiations continue.
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Toronto
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Vancouver
Trudeau targets false prophets in Calgary speech
Prime Minister Trudeau called political opponents and media critics false prophets for misreading government plans. He argued Bill C176 would offer marketing boards only if producers choose, and the Indian policy would seek Indian input on policy rather than force a traditional lifestyle change.
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Calgary
Trudeau
Unsuccessful coup leaders executed in Morocco
In Rabat the abortive coup against King Hassan II ends with the execution of leading officers by firing squad after a summary court martial. King Hassan named eight principal plotters including four generals and three colonels. Medbouh and three other generals were cited as orchestrators.
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Morocco
Hassan II
Hassan
Mohamed Medbouh
Mustaspha
Bougrine
Hambou
Medbouwh
Summer Palace
Atlantic
Supreme Court
Marcel Duprat
Medbouh
Benson defends plan at federal provincial talks
Finance Minister E. J. Benson tells provincial ministers they will receive the same money from Ottawa in 1972 73 and 1974 under his tax plan. He says provinces must raise effective provincial income tax rates to fit the sweeping tax revision while new federal rates are outlined.
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Ottawa
E. J. Benson
Benson
NDP
Allan Blakeney
Saskatchewan
Saul Cherniack
Manitoba
Hijack note hoax forces Shannon emergency landing
A TWA Boeing 707 en route to Washington with 135 aboard was forced to divert to Shannon after a hijack note threatened to blow the plane unless flown to Algiers Cairo and Hanoi. The note proved a hoax, explosives were not found, and no arrests were made.
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Ireland
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Washington
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London
U.S
Algiers
Cairo
Hanoi
Roland Smith
CAE Plant to Service Boeing 707 Transport Planes
Ottawa report says CAE Aircraft Ltd Winnipeg plant will handle maintenance work for the defence department on new Boeing 707 transport planes. In El Paso Billie Sol Estes paroled after six years of a 15 year mail fraud sentence from a major West Texas fertilizer empire case. An earthquake in southeast Turkey injures and damages buildings, officials report.
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CAE Aircraft Ltd
Winnipeg
Defence Department
EL Paso
Tex
Billie Sol Estes
West Texas
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