Canada backs U S plan for NATO nuclear policy committee
Canada and Belgium welcomed the U S call for a select NATO committee to broaden shared control of nuclear decisions. Defence Minister Paul Hellyer said he favored details and noted Canada has earmarked 1 000 troops and air support for NATO's northern flank. French and Belgian officials expressed cautious approval as NATO ministers discussed the proposal.
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Reuters
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U.S
Select Committee
NATO
Paul Hellyer
Atlantic Alliance
Allied Command Europe
Europe
NATO Committee
Pierre Messmer
France
Belgium
Defence
McNamara
Natos
Messmer
Explosion traps Japanese miners at Yamano colliery
A coal mine explosion at Yamano colliery in Fukuoka Kyushu left 91 dead and up to 200 feared trapped 1500 feet underground. Nine bodies recovered 29 injured 287 escaped by elevator as rescue workers search gas filled chambers and officials consider safety failures prompting minister Sakurauchi to resign.
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Tokyo
Reuters
Japan
Yamano
Fukuoka
Kyushu
Trade and Industries
Yoshio Sakurauchi
Eisaku Sato
Sakurauchi
Demonstrations Rise Across Deep South in Civil Rights Push
AP reports Dr. Martin Luther King Jr and Negro leaders call for mass protests in Selma after 132 civil rights pickets were arrested over Memorial Day weekend. Similar actions occurred in Bogalusa Craifordville and Crawfordville with multiple arrests as SCLC staff push desegregation.
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Selma
Ala
U.S
Bogalusa
Craifordville
Lebanon
Ohio
Natchez
Miss
Martin Luther King Jr
Brown's Chapele
King
Tuskegee Institute
Degroes
United States
Boguisa
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Crawfordville
Church union plan wins broad support in Canada
Anglican and United Churches of Canada announced union principles drawing strong backing from Rev. Gordon C. Smyth of Parkdale United Church. He urged a broader ecumenical name and noted bishops and other clergy would be involved, calling the move a natural progression alongside 40th anniversary reflections. Dr. Arthur W. Currie called it a normal step toward unity. The plan outlines episcopal elements within a united church framework.
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Ottawa
Anglican
United Churches of Canada
Gordon C. Smyth
Parkdale United Church
Church of Canada
United Church
Uniting Church
Smyth
Arthur W. Currie
The
Presbyterian Church
Viet Nam War Update Reports Major Fresh Fighting
South Vietnamese troops supported by U S Air Force jets counter attacked Viet Cong forces in Quang Ngai and Ba Gia, reporting one of the worst defeats of the five year war. The clash came as North Vietnamese support to guerrillas faced fewer restrictions according to Peop les Daily.
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Viet Nam
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U.S
Quang Ngai
Saigon
Communit Viet Contants
Quang
Ba Gia
Quang Nea Cits
Binh Gai
Peking
South Viet
North Viet
Communist Party
People’s Daily
Alberta Wheat Seeded Near 90 Percent Mark Across Province
CALGARY CP Almost 90 percent of Alberta's 1965 wheat crop has been seeded according to the Alberta Wheat Pool weekly crop report for the period ended May 29. Prospects are listed as good to excellent despite variable weather with heavy rains every few days. Edmonton area delays followed by heavy wild oat infestations. rainfall up to two inches reported east and northeast of Edmonton. Some farmers shift acreage to oats and barley as seeding progresses in West-Central Alberta with mid-70s temperatures. In Southern Alberta, seedings of all grains are well advanced and most seeding is expected to be completed if good weather holds.
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Calgary
Alberta
Alberta Wheat Pool
Edmonton
Dornan denies aiding millionaire Stonehill quest
VANCOUVER CP Dornan a special assistant to Prime Minister Pearson denies ever being willing to assist American billionaire Harry Stonehill obtain landed immigrant status. The denial came as the forgery trial of public relations man Al Williamson opened in assize court. Williamson faces charges of sending a forged letter bearing Premier Bennett's signature and seeking Dornan's help to legitimize Stonehill's status.
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Har’ Dornan
Pearson
Harry Stonehill
Vancouver
al Williamson
F. C
Philippines
Canada
U.S
Dornan
Crown
Stonebill
Williamson
Lloyd McKenzie
Social Credit
B.C
Stonehill
Renegade campaigns in Medicine Hat United Fund scene
Medicine Hat faces no major trouble as renegade campaigns operate alongside the United Fund. Local president David MacLean says Calgary’s problems are not general here and some citizens view other drives as subterfuge. By-law compliant agencies in the district include Cancer Council Salvation Army Seart Fund Arthritis Muscular Dystrophy and the Retarded Children's Association.
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Medicine Hat United Fund
Calgary United Fund
Calgary
Medicine Hat
David MacLean
MacLean
United Fund
Redcliff
The
Cancer Council
Salvation Army
Seart Fund
Arthritis Association
Muscular Dystrophy
Retarded Children’s Association
United Church and Anglicans urge merger plan in Canada
A joint document from the Anglican and United Churches of Canada urges steps toward a union of the two denominations. It outlines a multi-year process with commissions to report details and approval needed from local circuits and synods before potential final integration. The plan would seek doctrinal agreement while preserving each church's identity.
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Toronto
Canada
A Aglican
United Churches of Canada
General Synod
General Council
Ancaster
Villace
Tamilton Watks
Anchen General Synod
Vancouver
United Church
Officiiaf
Bishops Could Run Canadian Church Democratically
Toronto dispatch reports Anglican bishops proposed by the Principles of Union of Canada would govern democratically. An Anglican spokesman says bishops are not power-mongers and would derive authority from counsellors, diocesan laymen and priests.
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Caures
Toronto
Anglican
United Churches of Canada
Anglican Church of Canada
United Church of Canada
Plan highlights of organic union
Highlights outline a plan for unity between the Anglican and United churches of Canada a commission to draft constitutional legal doctrinal and liturgical patterns to establish a new unified ministry and church courts with lay and ministerial representation a single priesthood and a ratified final plan after local approvals and church court acceptance
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General Commission of Special Comussions
Manitoba Attorney General objects to delaying press on accused names
Winnipeg CP Stew art McLean Manitoba's attorney general says it would be highly improper to stop newspapers from publishing the names of accused persons before conviction. He criticized a proposed criminal code amendment discussed by Justice Minister Favreau as a drastic departure from existing practice.
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Winnipeg
Stewart McLean
Manitoba
McLean
Favreau
Commons
altorney-General
Ottawa Commons debates permanent Speaker after tribute to Nowlan
Parliament resumes debate on electing a permanent Speaker and new rules after paying tribute to George Nowlan who died yesterday in Ottawa Civic Hospital. Funeral planned for Wolfville Nova Scotia with arrangements pending. Opposition Leader Diefenbaker to respond to government proposal to appoint Roland Michener as nonpartisan Speaker. Michener is currently high commissioner to India.
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Ottawa
Cpi
George Nowlan
Commons
Nowlan
Conservetire Finance and Revenue Minster
Ottawa Civic Hospital
Wolfville
N.S
Diefenbaker
Roland Michence
Michener
India
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