Johnson outlines four point peace policy for Asia
President Johnson announces a four point peace plan combining a stance against aggression with improved U S relations with China. He calls for a peaceful Asia rooted in trade free movement of people and ideas and international cooperation. He stresses calm expectations about Viet Nam while insisting on a firm stand against force. China’s peaceful cooperation is essential and ongoing efforts to open U S China travel continue.
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American Alumni Council
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America
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White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Conflicting advice on medicare scheme
Ottawa reports conflicting advice on the medical care insurance program as New Democrats press for speed and other opposition parties urge caution. Health Minister MacEachen seeks second reading before summer recess. The bill outlines four provincial plan conditions for a federal yearly kitty of 340 million dollars and aims to cover all Canadians by Confederation's 100th birthday.
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MacEachen
Gandhi meets Soviet leaders in Moscow talks on Viet Nam
Indian Prime Minister Gandhi began talks with Soviet leaders in the Kremlin with Viet Nam as the top item on the agenda. She met Kosygin and a Russian delegation after visiting Lenin’s mausoleum and was joined by top Indian and Soviet officials to discuss regional issues and the Geneva conference revival.
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Reuters
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India
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Viet Nam
Alexei Kosygin
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Pakistan
Flour mills deny charges in House on Cuban policy
In Peterborough Canada subsidiaries of Quaker Oats Robin Hood and Pillsbury said they do not ship flour to Cuba as an operating policy and deny U.S. head office directives. Quaker Oats Canada denied a spokesman's claim that orders from the U.S. blocked Cuba shipments, stating no Cuba milling occurs. Robin Hood said no Cuban shipments due to existing contracts, while Pillsbury cited policy. External Affairs warned Canada would act if rules were found. John Tatum of Robin Hood of Canada said no U.S. instructions exist to halt Cuban milling.
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Washington
Aeration proposal eyed to curb sewage lagoon odor
Public Works Director Allan Gunter considers an aeration system costing about 50 000 to 75 000 dollars to treat the five lagoon system, push air through tubes, oxidize waste and reduce odor. Mayor Harry Weiner notes the first lagoon is the smell source and odor lessens with wind. Regina helped by lime and past chemical trials.
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Regina
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Veiner
Attendance rises as Calgary Stampede draws record crowds
American cowboys led four of nine rodeo events on the first full day amid cool showers. Clyde Vanvores scored 67 points in bareback bronc, leading Jack Buschbom by three. Two day total attendance reached 204184, up from 185273 last year.
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Jack Buschbom
Mobridge
N.C
Bob Robinson
Porterville
Calif
Duane Bruce
Alberta unveils livestock program with research fund
Alberta's department of agriculture announces a new livestock program promised by Premier Manning. It includes a 500000 research trust, a consolidated laboratory for agriculture and wildlife, upgraded University of Alberta facilities, a second regional veterinary diagnostic lab, and increased field work. Outside funding will be matched dollar for dollar.
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Lethbridge
Canada
Edmonton mayor seeks gold panning tutor for Klondike Days
Mayor Harry Weiner trials a one week crash course to pan gold before Edmonton Klondike Days. He will compete against Edmonton may or Vince Dantzer in a gold panning contest and offers the nuggets he pans as a reward. The mayor injured a thumb earlier this spring and vows to try despite the setback.
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Edmonton
Pioneer qualities urged to be preserved at Calgary dinner
Lieutenant Governor Grant MacEwan urged preserving Southern Alberta pioneers traits toughness thrift and resourcefulness. At the 35th Old Time Range Men's dinner in Calgary about 300 attendees celebrated earlier migrants and descendants led by Billy Henry 98 who drove cattle to the Yukon in 1898 with Charles Kennedy hosting as Captain of the Roundup.
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Canadian teachers fear new ministers of education committee
Edmonton reports say Dr. Gerald Nason of the Canadian Teachers Federation warns the interprovincial ministers of education group threatens professional autonomy. He cites unilateral decisions without educator consultation, questions its scope, and notes only Alberta and Saskatchewan ministers are qualified teachers.
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Saskatchewan
Nason
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Canada
CEA
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