Why They Seek Your Vote Medicine Hat Candidates Explain In 100 Words
Four Medicine Hat constituency candidates answered why they should represent the riding in the Legislature. Each candidate presents priorities and plans, including local services, jobs, and government accountability. The replies were edited to fit a 100 word limit for space, preserving the core message and key proposals from each candidate. Voter guidance and issue emphasis reflect the candidates’ stated positions as they seek electoral support in the provincial general election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Hat
Elec
Tion
Alberta candidate lists policy planks and self description
A speaker outlines 11 policy planks including daylight saving plebiscite a crop insurance plan and a provincial bill of rights. He defends progress in Medicine Hat Redcliff and his 34 years of service as MLA stressing oil revenue driven funding for education and calls for governance reforms and a veterinary college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterinary College
Alberta
Department of Labor
Medicine Hat
Redcliff
Executive Council
No Crowds as Two Negroes Attend Alabama Campus
Two Black students became the first of their race to enroll at the University of Alabama and attend first classes with white peers present on campus. White students offered friendly greetings while federal marshals and a guardsman monitored the quiet scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuscaloosa
Ala
University of Alabama
Vivian J. Malone
University
Hood
Wood
Woods Hall
Alabama National Guardsmen
George C. Wallace
State University
Divorce grounds expanded by Presbyterial Church in Canada
The 89th general assembly ruled wilful desertion and adultery as valid grounds for divorce. Prime Minister Pearson announced Senate appointments for Duncan K. MacTavish and Louis P. Gelinas, both 64. Navy says search called off for two missing crew after an Atlantic tracker crash near Sable Island. Four hooded men sought after a home invasion and multiple rapes in St. Paul de Joliette, Quebec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
89Th General Assembly
The
Presbyterial Church In
Canada
Ottawa
Senate
Duncan K. MacTavish
National Liberal Federation
Montreal
Louis P. Gelinas
Pearson
Halifax
Navy
Tracker
Atlantic
Sable Island
ST. Paul DE Joliette, Gue
Ferdinand Sylvestre
Quebec
NAACP official shot dead in Jackson after protests
Medgar Evers 37 Mississippi NAACP field secretary was shot in the back outside his Jackson home. He had been a longtime anti discrimination demonstrator and was briefly jailed with Roy Wilkins in June. The NAACP posted a $10000 reward for information leading to the killer's arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson, Miss
Medgar W. Evers
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Jackson
Evers
Mississippi
NAACP
Roy Wilkins
Wilkins
Works Bonus Plan Offered
The government offers municipalities a $100,000,000 bonus loan forgiveness if they start and complete public works before March 31, 1966. Ottawa plans to boost municipal capital spending by 25 percent, with loans covering two thirds of project costs and a government borrowing rate. The Glassco Commission winds down after 32 months and $2.8 million spent, presenting Volume Five with a tempered view of government efficiency and cabinet roles.
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Don McGillivray
Southam News Services
Ottawa
Harry Weiner
T. R. Osborne
Medicine Hat
Walter Gordon
Gordon
Glassco Commission
Canada
Commission
John Diefenbaker
J. Grant Gliassco
Robert Watson Sellar
F. Eugene Therman
Glassco
Royal Commission On Taxation
Caouette's Behaviour Rouses Alberta Socreds
Orvis Kennedy, president of the Alberta Social Credit League, said the group will protest to the party's national council over the federal election conduct of deputy leader Real Caouette. He claimed Caouette's statements harmed the party's image in Alberta and possibly cost seats, though no specific remarks are cited. The Alberta league plans no withdrawal from the national body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
Social Credit
Caouette
Kennedy
Election Contest Coupon Promises $25 Prize
The NEWS invites readers to guess Medicine Hat constituency votes in the provincial general election. Send entries by midnight Sunday June 16 to The NEWS Election Contest at Canada Trust-Huron & Erie. About 16 000 eligible voters in the riding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Hat
Canada Trust
Huron & Erie
3Rd St
5Th Ave. S.E
Alta
The
Canada Trust - Huron & Erie
Education takes large bite of Medicine Hat property tax
The 1963 city budget shows education at 75.97 cents per tax dollar, hospital and provincial works at 8.91, library 3.65, and general purposes 11.47. Education cash rises from 1,258,426 to 1,292,133, with a note on offsetting city council cuts and a 34 mill rate after a new assessment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manning
Alberta
Medicine Hat
Mills
Medicine Hat High opens new vocational wing tonight
Opening events at Medicine Hat High School mark the official unveiling of the new vocational wing at 8 p.m. The public is invited for a guided tour. Guest speaker Dr. G Fred McNally of Edmonton heads the national committee on technical education. Keys presented by D S Stevens of J Stevenson and Associates. Musical selections by Brenda Johnson Karen Stahl Kristina Skjenna and Pat McLeod. Painting by Roloff Beny presented by D H Oland Construction Ltd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Hat High School
G. Fred McNally
Edmonton
National Committee On Technical and Vocational Education
McNally
Alberta
D. S. Stevens
J. Stevenson and Associates
Brenda Johnson
Karen Stahl
Kristina Skjenna
Pat McLeod
Roloff Beny
D H. Oland Construction Ltd
Hospital teamwork norms outlined by Dr Henry Zetner
Dr Henry Zetner head of sociology at UAC outlined nine team norms during a Human Relations Conference for nurses and student nurses in Medicine Hat. He defined membership, goal, role and leadership, and procedural norms and warned leadership styles affect students lifelong behavior. Approximately 50 attended the all day event sponsored by the Canadian Council of Christians and Jews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Zetner
Department of Sociology and Anthropology
UAC
Medicine Hat
Canadian Council of Christians and Jews
Ship
Zetner
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Biddell
Conservative
Reinhardt
Leinweber Social Credit
Gibson
Liberal
Athabaska
James A. Hood
Jimmy
Comner Hall
Miss Malone
National
London
Macmillan
Ever
Selma
Bernard Lafayette
Student Nonviolent Co-ordinating Committee
Kennley
Alabama
Phew
Glassco Comm
Charles Lynch
Southam News
Socreds
National Council
Alberta League
Little Cloud
Dr. Zetner
Zenter
Bridge City
Mad Hatter Puzsie
Sport Bavays
Snr
Renaeaen
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