Premier Manning urged to answer Calgary oil law questions
Edmonton Premier E C Manning faced calls from Milton Harradence Progressive Conservative leader to respond to a Calgary lawyer’s critique of Alberta oil and gas regulations. Harradence urged Manning to publicly address the article by John B Ballem before Monday’s provincial vote, linking the dispute to federal trade and commerce authority and Alberta’s oil sands plans.
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Edmonton
E. C. Manning
Calgary
Alberta
Milton Harradence
Alberta Party
Harradence
Oilweek
John B. Ballem
Ballem
Athabasca
Royal Commission
Manning
Alberta official rules out provincial sales tax
Provincial Treasurer E. W. Hinman says Alberta will not levy a sales tax. He spoke at a Pincher Creek forum and warned that rising service costs could push alternative taxes such as utility, personal property, income and sales taxes. He opposed a uniform municipal sales tax as it would centralize power and reduce local autonomy.
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Lethbridge
E. W. Hinman
Alberta
Pincher Creek
Hinman
African delegates threaten walkout over ILO reform
At Geneva delegates from Africa demanded constitutional changes to bar South Africa from the 108 nation ILO conference or risk leaving the talks. In London Lord Beaverbrook, 84, and Lady Dan, 52, reportedly wed secretly two years ago. In Winnipeg the Consumers' Association of Canada urged scrapping a 1 percent federal tax on margarine. In Montreal the Crown is to charge 19 of 21 people found criminally responsible by a coroner's jury for the April 20 night watchman bombing.
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Geneva
Reuters
International Labor Organization
South Africa
London
Lord Beaverbrook
Dan
Montreal
Bow Island Boy Killed On Farm
Bow Island district three and a half year old Billy Albers died after tumbling from his father's tractor as a ditcher was moved in the Bow Island area. He died instantly and funeral plans were to be announced. survived by parents Douglas and Mrs Albers Wayne and Sandra and grandparents Mr and Mrs Ed Wutzke of Bow Island.
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Bow Island
Billy Albers
Doug Albers
Cook
Wayne
Sandra
Ed Wutzke
Budget Line Not Tight Enough to Cure Deficit
Agriculture Minister Harry Hays toured drought areas in the Prairie provinces saying assistance will come only at provincial request. He noted droughts are isolated with serious conditions in spots, and federal help depends on provincial disaster declarations and cost sharing. Last year Ottawa spent $40,000 on drought aid.
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Calgary
Harry Hays
Prairie Provinces
Hays
Ottawa
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Medicine Hat
Maple Creek
Manitoba
Soviet Fifth Cosmonaut Launch Enriches Space Venture
Moscow AP reports Lt. Col. Valeri Bykovsky, 28, becomes the fifth cosmonaut in orbit aboard the Vostok craft. Khrushchev hints at another potential cosmonaut and a multi day space venture, Tass confirms successful launch and weightlessness adaptation.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Valeri Fedorovich Bykovsky
Vostok
Tass
Eskimo Oscar Kruger Seeks Campaign Help in Strathcona
Veteran Edmonton Eskimo football player Oscar Kruger launches campaign in Strathcona East for the June 17 provincial election. He tapping football stars to support his bid against Premier Manning.
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Edmonton (Cp
Oscar Kruger
Manning
Strathcona
Medicine Hat Election Contest Entrants Reminded of Prize
The NEWS invites readers in Medicine Hat to predict provincial election results. Enter by mailing coupons to Canada Trust-Huron & Erie with no entry after midnight Sunday June 16. About 16 000 voters eligible. judges are Canada Trust officials. top prize is 25 dollars.
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Medicine Hat
Canada Trust
Huron & Erie
3Rd St
5Th Ave. S.E
Alta
The
Canada Trust-Huron & Erie
Keeler Sex Scandal Deepens Espionage Fallout
London lawyer Michael H. B. Eddowes charges a Soviet naval attaché tried to recruit Christine Keeler to obtain nuclear secrets from John Profumo. Macmillan summons Home Secretary Henry Brooke and Lord Dilhorne amid renewed calls for a public inquiry into the scandal.
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London
Christine Keeler
John Profumo
Macmillan
Michael H. B. Eddower
Henry Brooke
Britain
Lord Dilhorne
Profumo
Miss Keeler
Yevgeny Ivanov
Security Services
Eddowe
Dilhorne
Olson Gibson clash at Hat Jaycees forum in Medicine Hat
At the Hat Jaycees political forum in Medicine Hat MP H A Olson and Liberal MLA Ald. Helen Beny Gibson sparred over welfare and work incentives. Gibson defended government aid for fathers with children while urging cross level talks. Olson planned to vote and attend local events after the forum as about 130 people watched.
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Patrick J. Roe
Jaycees
Medicine Hat
Social Credit
H. A. Olson
Mike
Helen Beny Gibson
Alberta
Mr. Olson
Ottawa
Ald
TransAir Official Sees Mixed Ridership On Prairie Route
A TransAir official says southern prairie traffic is disappointing with Regina to Winnipeg and Regina to Calgary underperforming while the Prince Albert northern route holds. Medicine Hat traffic is improving and cargo volumes are noted as promising as the system gains public acceptance.
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Yorkton, Sask
TransAir Air Lines
Regina
Winnipeg
Calgary
Prince Albert
Smith
Medicine Hat
TransAir
Herb Sabel
Ottawa Budget Keeps Taxes Steady With Minor Increases
The Liberal budget aims for a balanced year with a 585 million dollar deficit forecast for 1963-64, down from 709 million last year. It relies on an 11 percent sales tax applied broadly, boosts in industry support, and a non recurring windfall from faster corporate tax payments, while building materials and production machinery face new levies.
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Qericht
Pilance
Wvlusissol Gordon
Budget measures keep tax levels after Canadian press
Personal and corporate income taxes stay the same while liquor and tobacco taxes hold. A government wage subsidy offers up to 75 dollars for private employers hiring and training long term jobless workers aged 45 plus within the coming Nov to Jan window. New manufacturing holid ay for slow growth areas and various tax changes affect machinery, buildings, and foreign ownership rules.
Arthur Burns Dead longtime Medicine Hat leader dies at 86
Arthur P. Burns 86 of 538 1st St S E Medicine Hat longtime city figure and business leader died in hospital. He presided over Gas City Planing Mill Ltd and earlier was vice president of The Medicine Hat News Ltd He served two terms on City Council and led irrigation and wartime finance efforts He chaired the Western Reclamation Association and led local Chambers irrigation work He headed Monarch hockey club and led Alberta Fish and Game Association Survived by wife Lila son Robert daughter Mrs Bill Morrison Funeral arrangements by Cooks Chapel to be announced.
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Ronald Hole
12Th St. S.E
Medicine Hat
Hole
Arthur P. Burns
1St St. S.E
Gas City Planing Mill Ltd
Medicine Hat News Ltd
Burns
Elnora
Ont
Winnipeg
Alberta
Western Reclamation Association
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
National War Finance
Old Monarch Hockey Club
Alberta Fish and Game Association
Lila
Robert
Bill Morrison
Cook
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Milton Reinhardt
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Canada
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