Extradition of Lucien Rivard to United States announced
Justice Minister Cardin said Lucien Rivard has been handed over to American authorities around noon. He signed the extradition order Wednesday night and noted Rivard had little to say to Mounties. Crown prosecutor Cassells to consider action to subpoena Mrs Rivard.
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Ottawa
Lucien Rivard
United States
Cardin
Rivard
RCMP
Louis Assaly
Raymond Denis
Canada
Denis
U S war planes strike near China border report
Saigon dispatch reports U S air forces pushed close to the Chinese frontier with strikes on North and South Vietnam targets. F 105 Thunderchiefs hit a highway bridge near the frontier, eight F 100s attacked Viet Cong camps, and B 52s continued jungle area bombing near Saigon.
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U.S
China
Saigon
North Viet Nam
Deng Cao
Quang Tin
Embargoes placed on mail amid Canadian postal strike
Canada forms a special cabinet committee to limit mail flow as third and fourth class mail is embargoed and second class mail restricted where strikes occur. Tremblay and Benson say strikers' demands won’t be granted. independent commissioner to be named to review civil service pay. RCMP securing post offices. Montreal Vancouver and other towns hit as CN CPR and Air Canada brace for freight surges.
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Postal Cabinet Committee
United States
Civil Service Act
Montreal
Vancouver
St. Catharines
Hamilton
CNR
CPR
Air Canada
Administrator Named to Run Chapel Lawn Cemetery
The Provincial Government appoints William Opalka of Tamura and Opalka Chartered Accountants as administrator of the Chapel Lawn Memorial Gardens after an investigation found the site rundown and unkept with no lawn or flower bed care. Health Minister Dr J Donovan Ross announced the action following about 25 complaints by MLA Harry Leinweber and an inspection by Medicine Hat Health Unit. The owner Ed Irving could not be reached. he previously faced tax charges and had bought the cemetery after its establishment. Chapel Lawn had sold plots around 100 each, with part funds to a trust for perpetual care, amid similar provincial moves to close private cemeteries and regulate operations in Red Deer.
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Chapel Lawn Memorial Gardens
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Ross
John Dunlop
Ed Irving
Mr. Irving
Chapel Lawn
Leinweber
Red Deer
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Egypt editor arrested amid claims of leaking to authorities
The editor of a leading Egyptian newspaper is reported arrested on charges of providing information to authorities. An American embassy official was also detained and questioned, amid broader notes on cemetery administration and endowment care under the Cemetery Act. The cemetery’s management traces to a Winnipeg firm and later to Mr. Irving.
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CAG Cap
Egyptu
TLS
Winnipeg
Irving
UFOs seen in Ontario spark Windsor reports
Windsor Ontario weather office influx of calls reports of fast moving lights high in the skies that blink or stay steady.
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Ontario
Windsor
Ont
Medicare proposals await September ministers’ meeting
Ottawa reported that federal and provincial health ministers will reconvene in September to discuss federal proposals for medical insurance in detail. The final communique notes potential coverage for hospital insurance including the mentally ill and tuberculosis patients, with a plan offering universal physician services and a 56 percent federal per capita contribution if provinces approve. It also mentions a health resources fund for research and training and the Canada assistance plan for welfare costs.
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Ottawa
Cial
Pearson
Federl
Ministers of Health
Riot Bloodshed Flares in Athens Over Papandreou Return
In Athens a three hour riot pitting police against more than 10 000 demonstrators seeking Papandreou's return left one student dead and more than 150 injured. Foreign tourists were affected as tear gas spread through the Parliament area while police used hoses and gas to disperse the crowd.
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Athens
Greece
George Papandreou
Papandreou
Tional Students Union
Parliament
Searchers locate pilot in Gulf wreckage
Halifax CP dispatch reports one body recovered amid wreckage of an RCAF CE-100 jet fighter missing with two men after disappearing midweek. The body and debris were found about 70 miles west of Stephenville by a US Skymaster aircraft from Stephenville. The body’s identity was not known and transfer plan undetermined.
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Gulf of St. Lawrence
RCAF
Armed Forces
Stephenville
Ntlol
St. Hubert
Que
CMA Dismayed by Federal Plan for Medical Care Insurance
The Canadian Medical Association voiced dismay at Ottawa’s move toward compulsory medical care insurance while seeking consultation on details. Prime Minister Pearson outlined a scheme at the federal provincial conference in Ottawa. CMA said doctors were not consulted and mental health ignored, warning of workforce limits to fully insured care.
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Canadian Medical Association
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