Sask. doctors reach governance deal on universal medical care
Mediation by Lord Taylor announced a Saskatchewan settlement in the medical care dispute. The Saskatchewan College of Physicians and Surgeons and the CCF government signed an agreement calling a special legislature session to amend law and allow voluntary non profit insurers to participate. Doctors who stopped normal services July 1 are urged to resume practice while provisions bar discrimination against patients not in voluntary schemes. The plan aims to merge universal coverage with professional freedom and allow doctors to practice inside or outside the act.
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Saskatoon
Saskatchewan
Lord Taylor
Saskatchewan College of Physicians and Surgeons
CCF
Criticism Mounts Over Soviet Nuclear Test Plans
London reports foreign critics react to Moscow's plan for a new series of nuclear weapon tests. The United States deplores the move as it seeks progress in Geneva toward a nuclear test ban. Britain sees anti nuclear protests and a Guardian call for a quick end to tests after the Soviet program concludes.
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London
Moscow
United States
Geneva
State Department
Russia
Soviet Union
Siberia
Britain
U.S
Pacific
American Plans Depend on Reds
President Kennedy said the United States will not conduct further nuclear weapons tests after the current series unless forced to. He said the next U S round will depend on an analysis of Soviet progress in nuclear development and rejected an automatic cutoff date. Russia’s insistence on finishing tests was criticized.
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Washington
Kennedy
United States
U.S
Soviet Union
Russia
Khrushchev
Canadian Pacific Empress of Lima Crash at Honolulu
A Canadian Pacific Airliner crashed during an emergency landing at Honolulu International Airport killing 27. Thirteen survived with minor injuries, all from the tail section, after the aircraft struck runway construction and split apart. The Empress of Lima had just left Honolulu for Fiji, New Zealand, and Australia.
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Honolulu
Vancouver
Empress of
Lima
Fiji
New Zealand
Australia
Federal Aviation Agency
Canadian Pacific
Hawaii
Medicine Hat Stampede Sets Attendance Record
Medicine Hat Exhibition crowds push 16th annual event to 44,707 total over three days, up 26 percent from 1961. Rocky Rockabar wins saddle bronc with 679 points earning $128 final go-round. Irvin Carlson takes $459 for second. Brahma bull riding crowns Malcomb Jones with 116 in money. Bud Butterfield dominates steer-wrestling with 13.4 seconds for $152 jackpot. Irvin Carlson leaves for Great Falls with $147.
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Medicine Hat
Stampede
Rocky Rockabar
Rockabar
Irvin Carlson
Great Falls
Montana
Keith Hyland
Black Diamond
George Myren
Viking
Brahma
Gid Garstad
Vetran
Ner Leo Brown
Czar
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Garstad
Brown
Garstead
Ronnie Bascomb
Eastend
Sask
Malcomb Jones
Lethbridge
Bob Duce
Granum
Tuffy
Gerry Cater
Edmonton
Dick Havens
Madden
Ponoka Butterfield
Bud
Brian
Alex Laye
Sounding Lake
Reg Kesler
Rosemary
Brian Butterfield
Bud Butterfield
Brother Tom
Train Crash Kills 30 in Dijon France
A Paris to Marseille express derailed atop a viaduct near Dijon. Officials report at least 80 killed and 100 injured with one car plunging 150 feet into a dry ravine. Rescue units worked as ambulances filled the scene and witnesses described horror among twisted cars.
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Dijon
France
Pravda Declares Peace Aim In Nuclear Test Resume
Pravda editorial says the Soviet Union resumes nuclear tests in the interests of all mankind and universal peace while criticizing Geneva talks and noting no date for resumption. It cites Khrushchev as witnessing a Polaris type launch from a submarine in the Arctic Ocean.
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Moscow
Reuters
Pravda
Soviet Union
Communist Party
Russia
Khrushchev
Geneva
Laos peace talks end in jovial neutrality accord
The Laos talks concluded with a declaration of independent neutrality and territorial integrity. Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko led the 14 nation conference with co chairmen Russia and Britain. Chester Ronning and Canada signed for four times to seal the agreement alongside Green and Prince Souvanna Phouma. Leon Mayrand praised by Souvanna Phouma for his role in preventing full scale war. Mayrand served two years on the international control commission and helped conduct negotiations in a tense civil war context.
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Laos
Green
Chester Ronning
Canada
Gromyko
Souvanna Phouma
Russia
Britain
Renning
India
Leon Mayrand
International Control Commission
Poland
Souvanna -Phouma
May
Rand
Mayrand
Leftist Algerian rebels form rival FLN regime in Tlemcen
Algeria's Ahmed Ben Bella loyalists broke with Premier Ben Youssef Ben Khedda to establish a seven member political bureau to lead the country and reshape the party and army. Belkacem Krim rejected the move as a bid for dictatorship and rallied to defend unity and democracy. The rebels urged a meeting of the political bureau in Tlemcen to plan next steps.
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Tlemcen
Algeria
Ahmed Ben Bella
Ben Youssef Ben Khedda
National Liberation Front
FLN
Ben Khedda
Ben Bella
Algiers
Urying
Belkacem Krim
No Panic Test At Medicine Hat News Building
Residents were startled by loud clanging in Medicine Hat but authorities reported it was a planned fire alarm test. No injuries or evacuations occurred and workers remained safe inside the building.
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Medicine Hat
Berlin Feature From The Calgary Herald Series
Richard Sanburn, editor in chief, reports from West Germany with five articles beginning Tuesday in The NEWS. He tours Bonn Cologne Düsseldorf Hamburg Munich and Berlin and analyzes the Wall’s power to divide and threaten peace as Rusk calls it an affront to human dignity.
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Calgary Herald
West Germany
Bonn
Cologne
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Hamburg
Munich
Berlin
Wall
U.S
Dean Rusk
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