Brezhnev to be replaced by Mikoyan as Soviet leader
In Cairo a source says Leonid Brezhnev will step down soon and Anastas Mikoyan will become president, while Brezhnev stays in the Presidium. The move signals a broad shakeup through fall with Alexei Adzhubei set for foreign minister and Gromyko remaining foreign minister.
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Cairo
Leonid Brezhnev
Soviet Union
Anastas Mikoyan
Brezhnev
Soviet Communist Party
Mikoyan
Supreme Soviet
Brezhnevy
Alexei Adzhubei
Khrushchev
Adzhubei
Izvestia
Andrei Gromyko
Moscow
West Germany
Ludwig Erhard
Chinese Communist Party
Peking
Japan
Indonesia
Burma
50 50 Chance on TNT Blast at Suf Field
The 500 ton TNT blast at Suf Field Experimental Station may occur at 10 58 a m Thursday depending on weather. Charles Pope from Defence Research Board says the station is ready and a full rehearsal was held Monday.
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Suffield Experimental Station
Charles Pope
Defence Research Board Public Relations Oficer
Hat hook accident honours three workers at Medicine Hat plant
Three out of town men suffered 3rd degree burns when a Caterpillar tractor hook touched a 14 000 volt power line at a Department of Highways crusher plant north of Medicine Hat. One man released, another shortly, third detained. names withheld pending kin notification.
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Medicine Hat General Hospital
Department of Highways
Medicine Hat
Charge Dismissed in Juvenile Delinquency Case
The contributing to juvenile delinquency charge against Ivan Heid aged 19 at 1582 11th Ave was dismissed by Magistrate A Y Spivack who found Heid honestly believed the girl involved was over 18. Six Medicine Hat men faced the offense with four trials yet to be heard. Clinton Mark Felesky was the first tried and his case was dismissed last week.
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Ivan Heid
11Th Ave
A. Y. Spivack
Spivack
Heid
Medicine Hat
Clinton Mark Felesky
Stampede Grounds hosts Quarter horse show and awards
Eight horses led off the two day event with judging of mares foals of 1963 at Stampede Grounds. Eugene Pederson judged the entries as 120 plus horses competed with Triggerrette Tivio winning the Fred Fritz trophy owned by Cliff Ross. Other ribbon winners included Fashion Kilebar Penny King Tamara Priss King and Mar-Lyn's Joy among entrants from Alberta Saskatchewan and British Columbia.
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Stampede Grounds
Eugene Pederson
Fred Fritz
Triggerrette Tivio
Cliff Ross
Evansburg
Alta
Fashion Kilebar
K. K. Paget
Cochrane
Miss Penny King
R. V. Clark
Medicine Hat
Tamara Priss
A. and
Lowell Gorsline
Bethel No 11 offers daytime child care during stampede
For July 16 17 and 18 Bethel No 11 of Job's Daughters will supervise children at 212 13th St SE charging 35c per hour per child with most proceeds going to crippled children. Nancy Gibson is organizer assisted by Linda Purchase. Phone JAG-6146 for arrangements. An open air dance follows featuring Battle of the Bands with at least three bands Western style food stalls and late hours. Medicine Hat Crescent Heights Key Clubs manage Kiwanis cushion rentals at stampede shows priced 15c for one or 25c for two.
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Bethel No. 11
Job
Order
13Th St. S.E
Nancy Gibson
Linda Purchase
Y’s Men
Y’s
Medicine Hat
Crescent Heights
Militia Role Shift Reinstated as Support to Regular Army
Ottawa reports a policy reversal by Associate Defence Minister Cardin. The militia will resume a support role to the regular army and its total strength is cut to 30,000 with 1,500 personnel assigned to national survival duties. The Suttie commission’s initial terms set four roles and manpower totaling 30,000.
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Ottawa
Cardin
Commons Defence Committee
Brig
Earle Suttie
Montreal
Commons
Suttie Commission
Defence Department
Toronto surgeon convicted for failing to notify coroner
Toronto surgeon Kenneth A. Brown was found guilty of violating the Ontario Coroner's Act by failing to report the death of Patricia Morgan. He received a $300 fine plus costs with 60 days jail as an alternative. Five related charges were dismissed.
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Toronto
Kenneth A. Brown
Patricia Morgan
James Butler
Brown
Morgan
Dr. Brown
Burns Plewes
Toronto East General Hospital
Alan Noble
Miss Morgan
Morton Shulman
East General
S. P. Penny
Alexander Kennedy
Eric Willcocks
New Goldwater or the old? GOP mood in San Francisco
In San Francisco observers weigh whether Barry Goldwater represents a new nationalist strain or the old hardline Republican, a divide echoed by delegates and party members. Some see his rise as legitimate momentum toward nomination, while others warn of a polarizing, stormy campaign led by Goldwater.
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San Francisco
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
United States
Lyn
White House
SALH Return to Proper Role Marked by Ottawa Training Release
Lt. Col. N. R. Ray of the South Alberta Light Horse states uncertainty about SALH status but welcomes Ottawa released training as realistic. He notes a common-sense approach and a shift toward the regiment’s traditional function.
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N. R. Ray
South Alberta Light Horse
Comas
Ottawa
Militias shift to national survival role cited in 1961 62 plan
In winter 1961 62 about 70 000 men were trained for civil defense at high cost. Defence unit emphasis moved to regular forces to allow rapid nuclear war mobilization. Cardin offered no explanation for the policy shift and said militia should not act alone. MPs criticized the partial release of the Suttie report and civilian control concerns.
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Cardin
Defence Department
Suttie
Heber Smith
Simcoe North
Stampede timetable shows a week of events
A multi day schedule lists junior farmer calf classes and beef cattle sales on Wednesday morning, followed by Quarter Horse Show activities and a parade of champions. The timetable covers Thursday to Sunday with rodeo openings, horticultural exhibits, night shows, square dancing, kiddies parade, soap box derby, and a closing Sunday all day finale.
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Midway
Junior Farmer Dairy Club
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Hat
Little
Alf Turlock
Mr. Turlock
Bohemoler
Crow’s Nest
Queens 3 King
P. Penner Jr
Taber
Mar- Lyn’s Joy
M. O. Vindeg
Vantage, Sask
Charles Lynch
Southam News Services
Don B. Johnson
Hitler
Germany
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
Arizona
Scranton
Rockefeller
Lodge Et al
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