Titan 3-C rockets to orbit in maiden Cape Kennedy test
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP A triple barrell Titan 3-C rocket launched on schedule sending a 21 000 pound dummy satellite into orbit The three stacked Titans produced 2 650 000 pounds of thrust and reached about 115 miles high The Air Force aims to use Titan 3-C as a quick reaction military booster for manned and unmanned payloads including a planned space station for extended orbital duty
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Ministers split over Commonwealth peace mission on Viet Nam
The Commonwealth faces a deep rift over a British led peace mission to Viet Nam with Tanzania and Kenya opposing the plan in its present form. Ceylon's Dudley Senanayake withdraws due to work load, risking the mission's summit character as India Pakistan Malaysia show private misgivings.
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Kinsmen Ski and Toboggan Run Proposal Heads to Study
The Kinsmen Club seeks a Kin Coulee ski and toboggan run with City of Lethbridge study by the Recreation Commission. Cost estimates total 17,500 for utilities installation and annual operation. Club offers 10,000 toward site prep. officials question enough snow from machines amid chinooks and warm sun.
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Montreal bus drivers strike moves toward deal on new wage offer
Union negotiators meet with management after the Montreal Transportation Commission offers a 65 cent an hour raise over three years, retroactive to July 12, 1964, with no fare increase. The 3,900 drivers seek 88 cents over two years amid an 11 day strike. A possible subsidy-sharing plan for deficits in Montreal suburbs is discussed in Quebec City.
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City Moves to Block Hat Teen Hall Furniture Auction
Calgary city officials acted to stop an auction of furniture at the Hat Teen Hall. The Civic Finance Committee refused permits and authorized police to close the sale. Alderman Roy Osborne urged scrutiny insisting city buildings should not be used for commercial purposes and local merchants deserve protection.
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China ready to send volunteers to Vietnam if called
Chinese authorities said volunteers are ready to depart for Vietnam as soon as the Vietnamese people request assistance. A foreign ministry note cites the South Vietnam National Front for Liberation’s response to the Johnson administration’s decision to deploy U.S. troops, asserting the front’s right to mobilize North Vietnam or allied countries to aid South Vietnam.
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Diefenbaker accuses Liberals of ignoring West during tenure
Opposition Leader Diefenbaker at an airport press conference assailed the Liberal government for a cavalier Western attitude. He cited Forestry Minister Sauve’s June 11 speech on the wheat board and questioned cabinet literacy, hinting at potential electoral timing while noting possible leadership changes and meetings with Premier Duff Roblin before a Weyburn speech.
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Sauve says speech misinterpreted about wheat board
Forestry Minister Sauve says his Drummondville address was misinterpreted as an attack on the Canadian Wheat Board. He affirmed cabinet support for the board while stressing farmers’ welfare in Eastern Canada and British Columbia amid opposition taunts. Acting PM Martin said Sauve’s remarks align with government policy and confidence in the wheat board.
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Water arguments boil over in Medicine Hat mayor case
Mayor Harry Weiner confronts residents over garden watering as Medicine Hat battles a 50 year old water system. He defends abundant supply yet warns reforms will take years and cost, urging conservation amid plans to enlarge mains and curb waste.
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