Alderman Smith Attacks The Medicine Hat News Finks
Alderman Smith accused The Medicine Hat News of adopting a fink friendly stance and repeated the remark at a council session. The issue arose while the public works committee discussed watering regulations and bridge safety after Magistrate Macdonald urged swifter action on Finlay bridge.
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City Council
Public Works Committee
Public Works
Lorne Thompson
Medicine Hat
Myron Johnson
Mr. Johnson
E. W. N. Macdonald
Finlay Bridge
Macdonald
Leaders expected to speak at UN General Assembly
Reuters reports Foreign Secretary George Brown plans to attend a special UN General Assembly session on the Middle East if Soviet representation is clear. Maariv notes Moshe Dayan may join an Israeli delegation to New York with Abba Eban to reinforce Israel’s position. Unconfirmed reports say Kosygin may head a Soviet delegation to the session.
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London
Reuters
George Brown
United Nations General Assembly
Russia
Middle East
General Assembly
Maariv
Dayan
Israel
New York
Abba Eban
Sinai
Egypt
Levi Eshkol
Jerusalem
Moscow
Alexei N. Kosygin
UN General Assembly
Foreign Ministry
United States
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Washington
Alberta Health Plan expands drug and hospital benefits
Alberta announces wider drug and hospital care under the Alberta Health Plan. The plan increases coverage with 80 percent drug costs for Option B and full hospital co insurance for Option A. MSI adds a supplementary hospital care scheme with no dollar limit inside Alberta and up to 40 dollars daily out of province. Ambulance limits and monthly costs are specified.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Medical Services (Alberta) Incorporated
MSI
AHP
Health Department
Librarian blocks Kennedy assassination critique at Medicine Hat library
News reporter Gordon Pollard sought to loan Mark Lane's Rush to Judgment to the Medicine Hat Public Library but head librarian Miss Phyllis Lapworth refused citing lack of critiques of the Warren Commission. She indicated policy review in fall and noted existing Kennedy works in the collection.
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Medicine Hat Public Library
Mark Lane
John F. Kennedy
Gordon Pollard
Medicine Hat High School
Lane
Phyllis Lapworth
Miss Lapworth
Pollard
United States
William Manchester
Kennedy
Mariner V stabilizes path after star lock switch
Mariner V halted its spin and set a stable course toward Venus after briefly lock ing on Earth's light. The 540 pound craft launched from Cape Kennedy and aims to rendezvous with Venus around October 19, amid competing Soviet Venus IV timings.
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Pasadena
Calif
Mariner V
United States
Planetary Explorer
Venus
Earth
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Soviet Union
U.S
Emergency UN session on Israel withdrawal demand
The United Nations General Assembly likely will open an emergency session this week to debate a Soviet demand that Israel withdraw from territories it seized. The Security Council blocked a Soviet resolution condemning Israel, while the Soviet push cites the United for Peace and calls for Israeli troops to pull back to pre war lines.
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United Nations
United Nations General Assembly
Israel
U Thant
Security Council
Council
Thant
Alexei N. Kosygin
Andrei Gromyko
Soviet Union
Henry S. Bradsher
Moscow
Tion
United States
Assembly
Bulgaria
India
Mali
Ethiopia
Nigeria
Negro summit picks Cleveland to test national strategy
A nine leader civil rights summit chose Cleveland Ohio as the first city to face concentrated national leadership. They linked the Cleveland case to broader efforts on voter registration housing political action and economic boycotts while planning to apply lessons to other cities. Leaders included King McKissick Wilkins and Greenberg and blamed uncooperative city officials for racial tensions and violence.
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New York
United States
Cleveland
Ohio
Kenneth B. Clark
Ralph S. Locher
Hough
Ohio National Guard
Dominion Day Still a Holiday Despite Confederation Day Talk
Ottawa July 1 remains a statutory holiday while the government proclaims July 3 a federal holiday. Prime Minister Pearson noted the 100th celebration might excuse calling it Confederation Day once. He said provinces decide on the extra Monday holiday for non federal workers.
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Ottawa
Pearson
Viet Cong losses topple two battles near Saigon
U S and South Vietnamese forces claim 271 Viet Cong killed in two key engagements around Saigon area breaking a two week lull. South Vietnamese 21st Infantry Division reports 211 enemy killed in Mekong Delta, with U S losses listed as light. The battles occur as air strikes target rail lines and bridges in North Vietnam and the Kitty Hawk operation reports ongoing but light enemy contact.
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Saigon
U.S
South Vietnam
21St Infantry Division
Mekong
North Vietnam
Hanoi
China
Delta
North Vietam
U.S. Command
11Th Armored Cavalry Regiment
U.S. 4Th Infantry Division
Pleiku
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Alderman Smith
The
Medicine Hat News
North America
Mr. Smith
Helen Gibson
Fink
Syria
London Express
Stanley Meagher
Barnes
Meagher
Gen. Assembly
Foreign Office
Britain
Sembly
Tel Aviv
Moshe Dayan
Little
Saskatchewan
Calgary
Lethbridge
Martin Luther King
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Floyd McKissick
Congress For Racial Equality
Roy Wilkins
National Assention For the Advancement of Colored People
Jack Greenberg
Naacp Legal Defence Fund
Vietnam
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