Stampede Parade Route Rules and Closures
Traffic and parking restrictions will cover the Stampede Parade route Thursday starting 9:30 a.m. from 2nd Street S.B. to Ash Avenue then 1st Street under the subway to CHAT, 2nd Street, Railway Street, 3rd Street to NeLeod Trail. Barricades go up at 7 a.m. with towing for vehicles left on route. Finlay Bridge closes at 9:30 a.m. and Saturday 3rd Street closures for Soap Box Derby. East and west lanes stay open. Lucy Milne and Marjorie Laws elected national vice-presidents of the Canadian Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs.
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2Nd St. S.B
Medicine Vat Steam Laundry
2Nd St
Ash Ave
1St St
Chat
Railway St
3Rd St
NeLeod Trail
Finlay Bridge
Division Ave
6Th Ave
Trafic
Lucy Milne
Medicine Hat
Canadian Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Ottawa
Marjorie Laws
Moncton
Flare-up over Kashmir at Commonwealth meet
At the Commonwealth conference in London an Indian spokesman accused a briefing officer of mischief over reports Kashmir was discussed in a morning session. Prime Minister Kenyatta of Kenya was attacked outside the hotel, and officials labored into the night drafting a communique on Southern Rhodesia and other issues.
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London
Kashmir
Commonwealth
Kenyatta
Kenya
R. M. Maitra
Maitra
Malaysia
Southern
Rhodesia
Tion
Pearson
India
J. N. Karanja
Commonwealth Relations Office
Jomo Kenyatta
Southern Rhodesia
Notepad Walks the Art B Thomas Show Midway
The writer toured the Art B Thomas Show midway with companions and met assistant publicist Dave Hanson who suggested Kiddie Land as a prime draw. Highlights include Kenny the 29 inch cowboy, Jazz Festival acts, Mad Mouse ride, Creepy Castle, and the world’s strangest married couple, with about 50 rides and various games noted.
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Dave Hanson
Kenny
Anta
Beast
Brazil
Texas
Creepy Castle
Dave
Disneyland
Priscilla
Emmet
Stampede Week Schedule Highlights Through Sunday
The timetable lists events from Wednesday through Sunday for the Stampede. Midway hours, horticultural entries, parades, industrial exhibits, and the official rodeo opening appear across days. Major afternoon and evening programs include Quarter Horse Show events and Night Show country hoedowns with judging and exhibitions staggered throughout Thursday to Saturday.
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Midway
Junior Farmer Dairy Club
Hatter's condition satisfactory after fatal highway crash
John Nelson of Medicine Hat, a physical education instructor at Alexandra junior high, is listed as in satisfactory condition. The Banff Jasper highway crash 70 miles north of Lake Louise left one dead Angela Collette of Western Ontario, 18, a Chateau Lake Louise summer employee, killed. Cheryl McCollum of Edmonton and Nelson were injured. RCMP say the car failed to turn. No inquest decision yet.
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Edmonton
RCMP
P. B. Nelson
1St Ave
N.W
First-ballot Goldwater Seen as Nomination Likely
In San Francisco Conservative force dominates the Republican convention as Barry Goldwater leads in delegate pledges for the 1964 presidential nomination. Moderates led by Governor Scranton lose steam as Goldwater nears the first ballot victory with over 800 pledged votes and 655 needed.
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San Francisco
William Scranton
Barry Goldwater
United States
Goldwater
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Associated Press
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Hiram Fong
Hawaii
Charges Dropped In Six Local Youth Case
Chief A R Bull told The NEWS that the crown withdrew charges against the remaining four of six local young men in a juvenile delinquency case. Magistrate A Y Spivack had earlier dismissed the first two cases. Spivack said he was bound by a Supreme Court of Canada ruling that the accused had reasonable grounds to believe the girl was over 18.
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A. R. Bull
The
News Today
A. Y. Spivack
Greek officers deserters hold Cyprus charges. UN reports clash
Greece admitted army officers went to Cyprus as deserters facing military court tines while UN counted 3,000 Greek arrivals. Cypriot minister cites 2,300 Greek Cypriot students returning home and 500 deserters. Turkish troops landings denied by Ankara. Archbishops protest. UN envoy leaves with no breakthrough amid renewed fighting near St Hillarion Castle.
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Athens
Cyprus
Peter Garoufalias
Polycarpos Georgadjis
Greece
Turkey
Makarios
Istiff
Galo Plaza Lasso
Nicosia
Oro
Greek Cypriots, Turkish Cypriots clash in Kyrenian Mountains
UN spokesman says rounds exchanged between Greek Cypriot and Turkish Cypriot positions in the Kyrenian Mountains early today. No casualties reported as Greek forces probe into a former no man’s land near Temblos with Canadian oversight to ease tensions.
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United Nations
Kyrenian
No-Man’s Land
Tembles
United Nations High Command
Kyrenian Range
Temblos
Krini
Agirdha
Pileri
Progressives Rallying as Conservatives Regain GOP Control
The San Francisco convention marks a shift as the GOP returns to conservative leadership after 25 years under progressives. The liberal wing pushes an upset against front-runner Barry Goldwater, while attempts to create an instant candidate with Governor William Scranton falter amid extremism and smear tactics.
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San Francisco
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
Wendell Willkie
Scranton
Barry Goldwater
Scranton influences and Rockefeller romance shape Goldwater move
The piece argues that Scranton and progressive forces have reshaped party dynamics. It contends Rockefeller's divorce and remarriage harmed his bid, while Henry Cabot Lodge failed to attract voters. It notes a possible history changing romance between Rockefeller and Mrs. Murphy aiding Goldwater's rise.
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Lodge
United States
Rockefeller
Mrs
Happy -Murphy
Senator Goldwater
Goldwater
Rockefeller-Murphy
Edward VII
Wallis Simpson
Wishful thinking on Goldwater nomination and campaign
The piece argues progressives cling to Eisenhower and Nixon as assurances Goldwater would run on the party platform, not his views, and notes this comfort may fail. It suggests the 1968 race could see a Johnson victory and a Scranton bid, while warning the actual campaign could defy such expectations, resembling Quebec 1962 tactics.
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Eisenhower
Nixon
Goldwater
Johnson
Scranton
Quebec
Real Caouette
It Can Happen Here The GOP Shift Of 1960s America
The passage traces a mid-1960s conservative swell linked to affluence and disaffection with civil rights, noting Eisenhower Rockefeller and Goldwater. It argues the era marks a real shift in Republican thinking, with outcome to be tested in November.
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Rockefeller
Eisenhower
Goldwater
Happy Murphy
United States
Republican Party
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