Provinces fret over health plan costs at Ottawa talks
Health ministers from provinces voiced concern over cost and planning time for a national health scheme based on the Hall commission report. Ottawa aims to share some hospital and mental health costs, with a phased rollout and a 1965 policy target, while premiers convene in Jasper and Charlottetown.
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Ottawa
Hall Royal Commission
Judy LaMarsh
Hall
Hall Commission
Miss la Marsh
Jasper
Alta
Pearson
Charlottetown
Cattle Market Flood Warning Sparks Govt Prep Talk
Ottawa MP Reynold Rapp urged the government to start feeding lots for Western cattle amid drought fears of a flood in the market. He recalled a past drought that drove prices down as farmers rushed stock to market. Parliamentary secretary Bruce Beer said all drought aspects are being considered and measures may be taken.
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Ottawa
Reynold Rapp
Humboldt - Melfort- Tisdale
Rapp
Mr. Rapp
Bruce S. Beer
L.peel
Hays
Lawyers Stall Loan Bill In Commons Debates
Members of Parliament with legal training spar over Bill C-110 authorizing government guarantees for university student loans up to 1000 dollars annually. The debate enters its sixth day with clashes over clauses and amendments proposed by Conservatives and supported by the Opposition, including potential new loan screening rules and cross province considerations.
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Ottawa
Commons
Quebec
Credit Unions
Caisses Populaires
Commissioners
Northwest
Yukon Territories
Northern Affairs Department
Andrew Brewin
NDP
Toronto Greenwood
Khrushchev Attacks Goldwater and U S Policy in Poland
In Warsaw Khrushchev condemned Goldwater and the Republican platform as warlike while Gomulka warned of dangerous imperialist forces. Ambassadors Cabot and Clutton walked out as Gomulka criticized U S and West German anti‑Communist stances and Pope Paul VI for stepping back on church leadership in Polish territories.
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Warsaw
Khrushchev
Communist Bloc
Barry Goldwater
Poland
United States
U.S
Communist Party
Wladyslaw Gomulka
San Francisco
Nuernberg
Khrush
Gomulka
Goldwater
John Moore Cabot
West Germany
George Lisle Clutton
Richard M. Nixon
Pope Paul
Orish
Germany
Prince of Wales Contracts Pneumonia in Scotland
London Reuters reports the Prince of Wales has pneumonia and is staying in a nursing home in Aberdeen Scotland. Officials say the condition is not serious and note he had been camping with Gordonstoun students on the Balmoral estate as part of the school’s summer program.
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London
Reuters
Prince of Wales
Aberdeen
Scotland
Prince Charles
Gordonstoun School
Balmoral Estate
Matthews named dean of Junior College
Saskatchewan report notes Matthews appointed dean of the Junior College. The piece details a major shakeup in provincial governance with comments on leadership changes and a seek for improved efficiency across Crown corporations.
Blast damage claim filed against field station after 500 ton explosion
The Church of God of Schuler filed a blast damage claim against the Suf field Experimental Station after a 500 tons TNT blast on Friday. G H Baker of Lilly, Sherlock and Baker Adjustment Ltd. estimates the loss around 300 dollars though investigation is not complete. The 1960 cinder block church was intact before the blast but Sunday service revealed a mortar crack from eaves to ground on the west side. A M Pennie SES chief superintendent says adjusters are investigating.
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Church of God, Schuler
Suffield Experimental Station
G. H. Baker
Lilly, Sherlock and Baker Adjustment Ltd
News Today
A. M. Pennie
SES
TransAir seeks extra flight run to Timmins and Montreal
TransAir Limited of Winnipeg has applied to the Air Transport Board for authority to add Timmins Ontario to its Churchill Manitoba to Montreal route. The change aims to extend service and connect additional points in the network.
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Ottawa
TransAir Limited
Winnipeg
Air Transport Board
Timmins, Ont
Churchill, Man
Montreal
Medicine Hat Junior College appoints Neville Matthews as dean
The Medicine Hat Junior College Board announces Neville O. Matthews as dean effective Sept 1. He holds degrees from Madras Bombay Poona Queen's University and the University of Alberta and will arrive to assume duties as the college prepares to open Sept 1, 1965. The board also names staff: Clement Wyke English, Ethel Cobb history, Phil Dickson teacher training.
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Medicine Hat
Neville O. Matthews
Madras
India
Bombay
Poona
Queen’s University
University of Alberta
Medicine Hall
Medicine Hat Junior College Board
H. F. McKenzie
Matthews
Clement H. Wyke
University of Manitoba
Wyke
Ethel Cobb
Wisconsin
Miss Cobb
Phil R. Dickson
U of A
Dicke
OAS considering sanctions on Cuba after exile riot
OAS foreign ministers debated strong actions against Cuba after a 5000-strong exile march and ensuing clashes with police outside the Pan American Union. Venezuela led calls for full sanctions under the Inter American Treaty with proposals to break ties and suspend trade and transit.
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Washington
CPAP
Organization of American States
Cuba
Dean Rusk
United States
Venezuela
OAS
Canada
Colombia
Panama
Costa Rica
Mexico
Chile
Uruguay
Bolivia
U.S
Argentina
Pan American Union
Bow Island approves 45000 bylaw for new water tank extensions
Bow Island ratepayers approved a 45000 bylaw to fund a steel water tank with hopper bottom for 19200, plus 17800 for ground reservoir extensions and 8000 for a gravity flow line from the SMRD irrigation system. Voter turnout was 75 of 447 eligible.
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Bow Island
Dave Ellingson
SMRD
Jean Spurrier
Brooklyn Violence Erupts In Negro Neighborhoods
Racial unrest and looting erupted in Brooklyn's Bedford-Stuyvesant area after a black nationalist rally. Police fired at looters, over 150 shots fired, 24 arrests, windows shattered, and subway stops skipped. Harlem remained relatively quiet. FBI opened probe into possible Communist influence. Mayor Wagner returned early from vacation.
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New York
Brooklyn
Harlem
Bedford - Stuyvesant
Johnson
FBI
Robert F. Wagner
Wagner
National Guard
Manhattan
Sumner Avenue
Moby Doll Eats Again In Vancouver Aquarium Pen
Moby Doll the captive killer whale in Vancouver shows appetite with cod and salmon, fed with vitamin B12. Scientists monitor sounds and possible pregnancy while plans move to a permanent Jericho Beach pen as divers and engineers build the enclosure.
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Vancouver
Murray Newman
Vince Penfold
Aquarium
Jericho Beach
Royal Canadian Navy
Esqui
Royal Canadian Engineers
Army Service
Saturna Island
Strait of Georgia
Here
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Soviet Union
Prince
Regina
Saskatchewan Power Corporation
David Cass-Beggs
Ross Thatcher
Thatcher
Herb Pinder
Industry and Economic Development
Cass-Beggs
SPC
Saskatchewan
Pinder
Waskesia
Cass- Beggs
W .B. Clipsham
Little
TransAir
B.I
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Moby - Doll
Pat McGeer
University F
British Columbia
Harold Fisher
UBC
Zoology Department
Vancouver Harbor
Victoria
Florence ‘Barr
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