Man accused of crippling Wallace stood near Nixon motorcade
Arthur Bremer, 21, unemployed busboy, stood within 12 feet of the Nixon motorcade during the Ottawa visit. RCMP and government officials said Bremer, seen with a small American flag, was not armed and offered no significant information to a gas station agent. Bremer's activity was reported to the cabinet. FBI involvement was requested by the bureau days later.
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Don Sellar Southam
Ottawa
Alabama
George Wallace
U.S
Nixon
Government House
Arthur Bremer
Jean- Pierre Goyer
RCMP
Bremer
Promotion announced Brigadier General Peter named director general
OTTAWA CP Col Paul F Peter 51 of Montreal and Ottawa promoted to brigadier general and appointed director general of aerospace systems at Canadian Forces Headquarters He succeeds Maj Gen D W Goss as director general while Maj Gen Ross becomes deputy chief of logistics in the Canadian Forces Also mentions Bremer sighting in Ottawa and Nixon security comments by Canadian officials
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Ottawa
Paul F. Peter
Montreal
Aerospace Systems
Canadian Forces Headquarters
Peter
Defence Department
Aerospace Systems Engineering
D. W. Goss
Hamilton, Ont
Ross
Wallace Shows Tiny Toe Movement After Shooting
Alabama Governor George C. Wallace reportedly demonstrated slight voluntary motion in the toes of his left foot, the first brain controlled movement since his May 15 shooting. Dr. Joseph Schanno cautioned the significance is unclear, but any voluntary movement suggests his spinal cord may not be completely severed.
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Silver Spring
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Joseph Schanno
Wallace
Hat Athletes Get Government Education Grants
Two Medicine Hat athletes Eric J. Fish and Donald Bruce Graham will receive government grants from the Department of National Health and Welfare to support their education and athletic careers. The exact amounts were not disclosed but vary by school level with possibilities of 1800 1200 or 600 dollars. The grants were announced by Agricultural Minister Bud Olson yesterday. In Ottawa State Secretary Gerard Pelletier announced 72041 dollars in federal travel and exchange grants to aid Canadians visiting different parts of the country with priority to specific groups.
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Medicine Hat
Department of National Health and Welfare
Eric J. Fish
Donald Bruce Graham
Ottawa
Gerard Pelletier
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Gover
The
U.S. Federal Bureau of
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Trudeau
Canada
Public Archives
Gov. Wallace
Maryland
Goyer
Lord Elgin Hotel
Peace Tower
Parliament Hill
Graham
Dublin
Billy Graham
Northern Ireland
Republic of Ireland
Jack Lynch
Solicitor General
Arthur Gelber
Toronto
Gelber
William Nobleman
Robert Fulford
Holy Cross Hospital
Maple Creek
Swift Current
Bud Olson
Lethbridge
House OF Lethbringe
NTR Bana
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