Liberal housing policy sparks NDP attack in campaign
David Lewis blasted Trudeau and Stanfield over housing plans as he rallied about 1,000 supporters in New Westminster. He accused the Liberals of misleading young Canadians with grants and tax measures and said six years of Liberal rule failed to fix the housing crisis.
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New Democratic Party
Trudeau
Ottawa
Lewis
New Westminster
B.C
NDP
Robert Stanfield
Stanfield
Alvin Hamilton
Qu’Appelle-Moose Mountain
Estevan
Sask
Social Credit
Real Caouette
Jean Marchand
Quebec City
Ron Collister
CBC
York-Scarborough
Quebec
Toronto
Marchand
Federal official blasts SLA death letter in letters
A top FBI official dismissed letters claiming Patricia Hearst is dead as crackpot propaganda. He cited Montreal and Victorville mailings and missing evidence, noting Hearst remains alive beyond the Feb kidnapping and SLA communications.
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Los Angeles
Symbionese Liberation Army
SLA
FBI
Canada
Mexico
California
Quebec
Montreal
Miss Hearst
Tania
Lamoureux Named Canadian Ambassador to Belgium and Luxembourg
Lamoureux, longtime Speaker of the House, appointed Canadian Ambassador to Belgium and Luxembourg effective July 8. He announced in May he would not seek re election in Stormont Dundas and plans to spend more time with family.
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Ottawa
Lucien Lamoureux
Belgium
Luxembourg
Lamoureux
House of Commons
Ontario
Stormont-Dundas
Trudeau
Robert Stanfield
Commons
Brussels
Privy Council
Nixon in Salzburg Meets Kreisky on Middle East Trip
President Nixon, in Salzburg for 36 hours, met Austrian Chancellor Bruno Kreisky for over two hours to discuss his planned five country Middle East tour and Moscow trip. Talks touched on NATO, European security, and possible summit with Western leaders before Moscow.
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Austria
Nixon
Bruno Kreisky
U.S
Middle East
Moscow
Ronald Ziegler
Egypt
Ziegler
Kreisky
Soviet Union
Cairo
Alexandria
Anwar Sadat
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Ottawa
United States
Israel
White House
Alexander Haig
Washington
Saudi Arabia
Syria
Jordan
Haig
Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
West Germany
Hans-Dieter Genscher
Kissinger Threatens Resignation Over Wiretap Controversy
In Salzburg Kissinger declared he would resign if Washington's wiretap allegations regarding his role in national security leaks are not cleared up. He denied ordering taps on subordinates and urged the Senate committee to resume hearings, saying policy cannot be conducted under these circumstances.
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Sherbrooke
Que
Calgary
Robert Andras
Stanfield
Britain
United States
Alastair Gillespie
Barrie
Ont
U.S
Quebec
Salzburg
Austria
Henry Kissinger
Washington
Kissinger
Nixon
Middle East
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Condition improves after restful night for Governor General Leger
Sherbrooke reports Governor General Jules Leger shows improvement after a stroke, spending a calm night and moving from intensive care to a private room. Aides note his fighting spirit as Ottawa crowds send telegrams and calls. Mayo Clinic consultant Dr. Sickert also involved.
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Sherbrooke, Que
Jules Leger
Roger Nantel
University of Sherbrooke Hospital
Leger
Ottawa
Peter Cowan
Mme. Leger
Trudeau
Robert Bourassa
Cowan
Nantel
Robert Sickert
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Jobless rate climbs to 5.5 percent in May Canada
Statistics Canada reports May unemployment at 5.5 per cent, ending a seven month decline and hitting the Atlantic region hardest. Young men show the largest increase while seasonally adjusted figures still blend in students entering the labor force. The peak rate coincides with a small drop in the share of people actively seeking work.
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Ottawa
Statistics Canada
Atlantic
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