White House moves to delay airline strike 60 days
President Johnson will create an emergency board to postpone for 60 days a threatened strike by the Transport Workers Union against American Airlines. Senate hearings opened on a broader strike affecting five other carriers as lawmakers consider emergency legislation to force a settlement.
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Washington
White House
Johnson
American Airlines
Transport Workers Union
Senate
Record 4-H calf sale sets new highs at exhibition grounds
The 4-H sale tallied 112 calves weighing 103,928 pounds with gross of 31,002.88 and average price 29.83 cents per pound for 4-H calves. Grand Champion was an Hereford from Manyberries shown by Phillip Gogolinski bought by West Coast Shows for 1694.16 dollars overall. Reserve Champion Aberdeen Angus from Irvine 4-H Club bought by Canada Safeway Ltd for 456 dollars.
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A. Hereford
Manyberries
Phillip Gogolinski
Orion
Aberdeen
Irvine
Short Grass
Schuler
Bow Island
The
Hat
Steve Lehr
Sinclair
Sandra Lee
Burns Foods Ltd
Donald Laqua
Foremost Hotel
Joanne Nittle
Medicine Hat Co-op Ltd
Wayne Boschee
Taylor’s
IGA
Bruce Cowie
Sinclair Implements
Dennis Schatz
Safeway
Gerald Maser
Crescent Heights Iga
Judy Rath
Gor
Espionage threat warned in report on Spencer case
A 15 000 word inquiry finds government handling of the George Spencer spy case sound and warns that Soviet espionage poses a broader Canadian threat. It notes evidence heard in private sessions should stay sealed for years to protect RCMP counter espionage efforts.
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Ottawa
George Victor Spencer
Canada
Dalton Wells
Ontario Supreme Court
RCMP
Spencer
Justice
Cardin
Monseignor
Tractor trek ends in Toronto with talks on milk prices
About 80 tractor drivers finish a three day protest in Toronto meeting Premier Robarts and Agriculture Minister William Stewart. Officials say subsidy decisions rely on the federal government while farmers join by car for the final stretch.
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Toronto
Robarts
William Stewart
Woodstock
Queen’s Park
Stewart
Ontario Farmers’ Union
Waterdown
Hamilton
Workers urged to defy injunction at 18 Quebec hospitals
In Montreal and Quebec City, 18 hospitals face an interim court order issued Tuesday night. The National Federation of Services told non medical workers not to abandon picket lines, while 250 delegates urged calm and discipline and said decisions must be taken by the picketers at each hospital.
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Montreal
National Federation of Services
Quebec
Georges Pelletier
Quebec Justice Department
Quebec City
Jony
Saigon
Nguyen Cao Ky
United States
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Johnson
China
Cu Chi
U.S
Britain’s TUC backs six month wage freeze
The Trades Union Congress, with 8.5 million members, approved a six month wage freeze by 20 votes to 12 after five hours of talks. Opposition came from the Transport and General Workers Union. Prime Minister Wilson defended the government’s spending cuts in Parliament as a bid to shore up the pound and economy. analysts warned union backing may not translate into universal enforcement.
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Wilson
House of Commons
United States
National Public Affairs Research Foundation debated
The National Public Affairs Research Foundation backed by leading Canadian businessmen fears that individual freedom is endangered by expediency in politics. Founded in Toronto and based in Calgary, it seeks business and academic input to counter trends, naming board members from James Lovick Advertising Home Oil and other firms.
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Edmonton
The
National Public Affairs Research Foundation
Foundation
Calgary
David R. Wilson
Toronto
Wilson
A.M. ‘Shoults
James Lovick Advertising Ltd
Renault St. Laurent
Quebec
Louis St. Laurent
R. A. Brown
Home Oil Ltd
Cyrus McLean
Vancouver
R. J. Burns
Ron Clarke
Diamond, Clarke and Associates
Mr. Wilson
National Social Credit Party
NPARF
Social Credit Party
Preston Manning
Pearson outlines a busy fall for Parliament in Ottawa
Prime Minister Pearson warned of eight royal commission reports due this year and a late October or November federal provincial conference on tax sharing. He said about 20 bills, including medical care insurance reforms and Bank Act amendments, would reach the Commons between Oct 5 and Dec 16.
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Ottawa
Pearson
Royal Commission
Commons
Victoria
Sharp
Parade of Champions and Night Show at Stampede Week
THURSDAY events include Calgary Safety Roundup and Stampede Official Opening. Quarter Horse Show and Parade of Champions loom with Night Show and Fireworks. FRIDAY features Street Dancing and livestock judging plus rides and a reduced price midafternoon. SATURDAY showcases Soap Box Derby and Quarter Horse Finals followed by Night Show and Chariot Races and a major International Swim Meet. Also reports Ky aboard urging aid or invasion in Vietnam and weather notes for western Canada with possible thunder showers.
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Leonard Jones
Moncton
West Coast
Calgary
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Midian
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Seere
Roggo Sieele
Jaycee
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Defence, Labor and Post Office Department
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Senate Labor Committee
P. L. (Roy) Siemiller
International Association of Machinists
Aflcio
Legislative Branch of
William Curtin
Congress
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Meany
Exhibition Grounds
Bobby Cohn
W. F. Spence
Supreme Court of Canada
Gerdan Munsinger
Alberta
Social Credit
Ernest Manning
Manning
B.C
Lethbridge
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