Saskatchewan to open special session on medical care pact
Regina CP reports a special Saskatchewan legislature session to codify the Saskatoon medical care agreement may begin next week and last two to three days. Premier Lloyd warned delays if legal work is not ready. Dr Mesbur says Regina doctors will mostly not join the plan except seven in a cooperative clinic.
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Regina
Saskatchewan
Saskatoon
Woodrow Lloyd
Medical Care Insurance Commission
J. B. Mesbur
Regina and District Medical Society
Saskatchewan doctors return to work after boycott
In Saskatoon the province's 625 private doctors resume practice as a government plan lingers. A week of boycotts followed a compulsory medical care act, with about 100 doctors seeking other jobs or leaving the province. Legislature to amend the act to allow outside practice and private insurance.
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Saskatoon
Saskatchewan
North America
Medical Care Insurance Commission
Algerian leaders clash as Krim returns to form defence committee
Belkacem Krim returns to Algiers from the Kabylie Mountains and says he will form a defence committee to resist Ben Bella’s power moves. Mo Hammed Khider arrives from Oran as Ben Bella’s National Liberation Front faction seeks control, while Krim says dialogue with Premier Ben Khedda is planned and civil war is not sought.
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Krim
Kabylie
Ahmed Ben Bella
Ben Youssef Ben Khedda
Ben Bella
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Khider
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Canada Banks to End Overdrafts by Sept. First
Toronto reports eight chartered banks in Canada will end overdraft privileges on Sept. 1. Customers will be notified by July 31 that all borrowing must be pre arranged by note, extending to individuals. The change aims to eliminate overdrafts and force pre arranged loans, reducing daily cheque disputes.
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Toronto
Harold Reeves
Medicine Hat Clearing House Association
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Calgary doctors claim success saving 17 year old girl's mangled arm
Hazel Donilin of Clear Lake California nearly lost her left arm after a 50 foot fall from a midway paratrooper ride at the Calgary Stampede. Surgeons Dr. George Miller and Dr. Glen Edwards performed a six hour graft using bone vein and artery repair to reattach the limb, with pulse returning at the wrist and no infection. Further nerve work may follow.
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California
Hazel Donilin
Clear Lake
Calif
George Miller
Glen Edwards
Miss Denilin
Art Venecia
Holy Cross Hospital
Miller
Edwards
Boston
Kennedy recalls Geneva delegate amid test ban talks
The White House recalls the U S representative at the Geneva disarmament conference to review new scientific data on detecting atomic tests. A 14 hour session with top advisers left Kennedy with no final decision on easing terms for a test ban with the Soviet Union.
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U.S
Soviet Union
Prairie well drilling aid extended by province and feds
Ottawa announces continuation of drought relief program for Prairie water wells. The agriculture department will cover 35 percent of drilling costs, with the province matching the federal share, up to 150000 dollars in total federal aid. The initiative began last October but winter delays limited drilling while drought and weak spring runoff constrained surface water.
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Agriculture Department
Cecil Hotel Sold to Acadia Valley Entrepreneur
The Cecil Hotel in Medicine Hat changes hands from Calgary Brewing and Malting Co to Valentine Degenhardt owner of the Acadia Valley Hotel. The price is not disclosed. Degenhardt will run the Cecil personally while Col. D A Scholten shifts to cattle interests full time.
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Medicine Hat
Calgary Brewing and Malting Co
Valentine Degenhardt
Acadia Valley Hotel
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Col
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Three Moyer Children Released After Swift Current Crash
Lauren eight Yvonne ten and Nadine fourteen daughters of Mr and Mrs John Moyer of 640 Division Ave were involved in a late model station wagon rollover five miles east of the Alberta Saskatchewan border on No 1 Highway returning from a swim meet in Swift Current. The accident occurred about 8 p m. They were released from Medicine Hat General Hospital.
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Swift Current
Medicine Hat General Hospital
John Moyer
Division Ave
Lauren
Yvonne
Nadine
Alberta-Saskatchewan
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Maple Creek Mourns Dr John Knox In Plane Tragedy
Maple Creek Sask community of 2500 bids farewell to Dr John Edward Knox 42 in a chapel service and burial in Riverside Memorial Park Regina He died in a plane crash near Arcola while on government Medicare talks leaving a widow Margaret and five children and a town that valued his service as physician surgeon and community leader
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Sask
St. Mary’s Anglican
John Edward Knox
John
St. Mary’s
Regina
Riverside Memorial Park
Tion
Maple Creek Rotary Club
Saskatchewan
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Margaret
John Knox
Arcola
Saskatchewan College of Physicians and Surgeons
Knox
Saskatoon
Carlyle Lakes
West Berlin Pride Amid Cold War Isolation
Specially noted by Richard Sanburn West Berlin sits as an island inside East Germany with The Wall looming. Officials boast industrial strength and special tax perks while Bonn subsidies and a 10 000 strong police force back the city. Immigration incentives attract thousands as housing lags.
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East Germany
Federal Republic of Germany
East Berlin
West Germany
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