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15 Jun 1963
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 15, 1963
Page
1
A new weekly feature begins on Fridays inviting city and district residents to answer a timely question. Readers’ photos and opinions will appear in Saturdays editions.
Mayor Harry Veiner assumes direct control of anti stink operations at the sewage lagoon, breaking a three year pledge. The move, announced to the finance committee, follows reports of excess acid and grease in the first section. Officials blame cheese and buttermilk waste for acid production and request firms to stop dumping materials into the sewer.
The scene shows Mayor Wei ner and city controller with a reporter as the mayor hotly denies rumors that irrigation water use drains the lagoon. He notes no irrigation for two weeks and explains gravity flow keeps lagoon sections at stable levels. Alberta health official H. L. Hogge corroborates understanding.
Canadian Agriculture Minister Harry Hays and Alberta’s Harry Strom toured Medicine Hat to review drought problems. Hays pledged federal cooperation with the province in drought relief if needed, noting good fodder reserves in the Edmonton area that supported Medicine Hat last year.
The NEWS invites readers to enter a provincial election contest by estimating votes for Medicine Hat candidates. Mail entries to The NEWS Election Contest at Canada Trust Huron & Erie in Medicine Hat. Entry deadline is midnight Sunday June 16 with about 16 000 voters eligible.
Jackson Mississippi sees eighty Black youths jailed amid a ten minute clash as white bystanders are clubbed and reporters face intimidation. A white man is beaten for shouting for freedom while teens are arrested in their home. Canadian journalist Bill Galt is shoved to the ground but unharmed.
A stream of marchers carrying the Stars and Stripes and NAACP crests marched from a church two abreast. Police barred the block with blue helmets as trucks arrived to take them away for parading without a permit while onlookers chanted for freedom.
A police captain led about a hundred officers to a yard where they ordered residents to quiet down with a loud hailer. When ignored, officers forced entry, swinging nightsticks as they surged into the yard in a disorderly confrontation.
Samuel Scotty Campbell foreman at North West Nitro Chemical Co. was knocked by a 50 pound pipe segment while a 20 foot length was lowered. He wore a hard hat and escaped serious injury, joining the plant’s Turtle Club. He recovered after first aid.
The retail merchants delegation and Stampede Co. propose a $250 city match to upgrade Stampede decorations signaling a joint effort to revive the town display. Aldermen debate funding lines and request a formal proposal for next year while plans to meet with city engineers and the controller proceed to work out details.
The Medicine Hat Civic Theatre will show The Man Who Wagged His Tail at Towne Theatre Sunday at 9 p.m. Admission is a $1 MHCT membership granting viewing rights. The film stars Peter Ustinov and is described as a first rate English comedy.
Five persons were charged Friday with non capital murder in the April 20 bombing death of Wilfred Vincent O Neill, a night watchman in Montreal.
Prime Minister Macmillan faces new risks as Eddowes accuses Captain Ivanov of pressuring Christine Keeler to obtain nuclear secrets from John Profumo. Tension rises after Medgar Evers’ Mississippi slaying. Soviet ship with a man orbits Earth every 88 minutes. Ottawa unveils a candid budget to spur growth and curb foreign control. Montreal coroner pins blame on 21 people for ONeill death. Nuclear talks planned in Moscow in July with a U.S. pledge to avoid atmospheric tests. A Portneuf County hunter finds a dead boy. four are missing in a suspected sex crime. West news covers crime, gas, and unions across Canada and the Atlantic.
About 175 pharmacists from across Alberta attended the 52nd Alberta Pharmaceutical Association convention held in Medicine Hat for the first time. The event opened with the Saskatchewan health minister A F E Blakeney presiding over ceremonies.
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