Joy and Jubilation At Medicine Hat Election Counts
Joy and disappointment colored party headquarters as results showed Socreds sweeping Alberta and re electing MLA Harry Leinweber. Liberal Ald. Helen Gibson spoke of meeting citizens, while Conservative Ken Biddell placed third. NDP candidates pledged future efforts as Neil Reimer’s leadership faltered.
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Marilynn A. Hehr
Socreds
Medicine Hat
Social Credit
South Railway Street
Harry Leinweber
Ald
Helen Gibson
Mrs. Gibson
Ken Biddell
Manning
Biddell Gibson Leinweber
Reinhardt Penscinluiancre Resents
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McCoyy School
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Alexandra Jr. High
Redcliff Civic Centre
Central Park School
Redcliff
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Medicine Hat High School
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Alberta election results list of elected members
The Canadian Press provides a detailed list of elected Alberta legislators with party affiliations and vote tallies. Notable entries include Calgary Centre F. C. Colborne and Calgary North Bob Simpson both SC wins, Edmonton Northeast Lou Heard, Edmonton Strathcona Centre J. D. Ross, and Edmonton Jasper Place John Horan in newly contested seats.
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Alberta
Alexandra
A. O. Aalborg
Athabasca
Antonio Aloisio
Dave Hunter
Banff-Cochrane
F. L. Gainer
CLN
Bonnyville
R. B. Lamothe
Bob Simpson
Calgary Queen's Park
Lorne Lee Leavitt
Roy Farran
Calgary
Calgary South
Arthur J. Dixon
Calgary West
Donald Fleming
Milton Harradence
Camrose
Chester Sayers Sayers
Cardston
E. W. Hinman
Clover Bar
Floyd Baker
Cypress
Harry E. Strom
Drumheller - Gleichen
Gordon Taylor
Dunvegan
Ernest Lee
Edmonton Centre
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Brose Holowach
Edmonton Jasper Place
John Horan
Keith Campbell
D. L. Campbell
Manitoba
Edmonton North
x-Ethel Wilson
Edmonton Northeast
x-Lou Heard
NDP
Neil Reimer
Edmonton Northwest
X- Edgar Gerhart
Edmund Leger
Edmonton
William Hawrelak
Edmonton Norwood
x-William Tomyn
Edmonton West
Gordon Geldart
Edmonton Strathcona Centre
J. D. Ross
Edmonton Strathcona East
X-E. C. Manning
Oscar Kruger
Edmonton Eskimos
Strathcona West
R. H. McKinnon
Edson
Norman Willmore
Grande Prairie
Ira McLaughlin
Grouard
Roy Ells
Hand Hills-Acadia
C. K. French
Lac la Biche
Mike Maccagno
Lacombe
A. R. Patrick
Lac Ste. Anne
William Patterson
Leduc
James Henderson
Ind.-Sc
Earl Ansley
Independent
Social Credit
Lethbridge
J. C. Landeryou
Alberta Liberal Leader Hunter Loses Vote in Landslide
Dave Hunter was en route to Athabasca when the Alberta general election results declared a sweeping Social Credit victory. He called the outcome a tribute to Premier Manning but said voters did not elect a strong opposition and pledged hard work and new Liberal energy for the future.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Dave Hunter
Athabasca
Social Credit
E. C. Manning
Manning
Hunter
Liberal Party
Reimer cites split votes in Alberta election
Edmonton CP report: Neil Reimer, leader of the New Democratic Party, blames a split opposition vote for his party’s failure to win a seat in Alberta elections. He also accuses the Social Credit government of fostering voter apathy with a monolithic approach. Calgary CP note: Milton Harradence, Progressive Conservative leader, says Social Credit’s re election is a tribute to Premier Manning and predicts work toward the 1967 campaign.
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Edmonton
Neil Reimer
New Democratic Party
Alberta
Social Credit
Mr. Reimer
Calgary
Milton Harradence
Progressive Conservative Party
E. C. Manning
Mr. Harradence
Ernest C. Manning
Alberta political race results with multiple candidates listed
A list of electoral districts and candidates with vote tallies from the Alberta region. Names include Macleod James Hartley Peace River E. F. Montgomery Pembina Jorgen son Red Deer William Ure Redwater Michael Senych Rocky Mountain House J. C. Hillman Spirit River Keith Everitt Stettler Glen Morris Stony Plain Ray Reierson Taber Warner L. C. Halmrast Vegreville Alex Gordey Shley Cooper Wainwright Henry A. Ruste Melnyk and others with varied vote counts.
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Red Deer
William Ure
Redwater
Michael Senych
Rocky Mountain House
A. J. Hooke
Sedgewick
Stony Plain
C. R. Wood
St. Paul
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Vermilion
Shley Cooper
Wainwright
Henry A. Ruste
Wetaskiwin
A. W. Strondschein
Manning Lands Voters In Alberta Victory
Premier Ernest C. Manning of the Social Credit party addressed a downtown Edmonton audience after a decisive Alberta election win. He praised voters for their discernment, urged unity for better government, and expressed admiration for Alberta citizens.
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Milt Reinhardt
Reimer
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Socred
Helen Beny Gibson
Alvin Reimann
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Peace River
E. F. Montgomery
Pembina
R. D. Jorgenson
Pincher Creek
Crowsnest
William Kovach
Ponoka
Glen Johnston
Willingdon
Two Hills
N. A. Melnyk
Manning Lands Voters
Alberta College
Canada
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