Algiers Seethes In Pro Ben Bella Demonstrations
Crowds of youths march in Algiers in support of ousted president Ahmed Ben Bella. Troops and security police fire in air to disperse chanting protesters including veiled women. arrests made and city centers evacuated as Boumedienne’s regime solidifies control.
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Algiers
Ahmed Ben Bella
Ben Bella
Houari Boumedienne
Student Federation
Yahya Ben Bella
Long Live
City Council to discuss teenage drinking report tonight
City Council and the Police Commission meet at 7 to review the commission report on teenage drinking in Medicine Hat. The report, presented June 7, had originated from an April 6 council request and a May 20 public meeting. It notes a teenage problem, urges police enforcement, education on alcohol dangers, teen adult group meetings, and more recreation. It also includes the coroner’s report on Minor Milne’s scooter death.
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Police Commission
Medicine Hat
Council
Milne
China targets Wilson as Pearson eyed for chairmanship
London dispatch reports China rejects the Four Nations peace mission led by Prime Minister Wilson. A Canadian informant says Pearson may replace Wilson, while North Vietnam calls the mission a U.S. ploy. China and North Vietnam denounce the bid even as Commonwealth leaders seek a ceasefire path.
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London
China
Wilson
Confer
Ence
Commonwealth
Canada
Pearson
Ant
Chou En-lan
North Viet Nam
Johnson
Washington
Britain
Nhan Dan
North Vietnamese
Communist Party
U.S
Chou
Dorion to discuss leak of unpublished Dorion report
Quebec Chief Justice Frederic Dorion said he will contact Acting Prime Minister Martin by telephone to discuss a reported leak about his yet unpublished inquiry into alleged influence peddling by federal aides. The commission examined a $20 000 bribery claim in a high profile extradition case.
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Quebec
Frederic Dorion
Quebec Superior Court
Martin
Ottawa Dispatch
Southam
Dorion
Andre Desjardins
Dorion Commission
Ottawa
Desjardins
Pearson
London
Southam Dispatch
Justice
Favreau
RCMP
Montreal
Pierre Lamon
New Algerian ruler Boumedienne seen as hardline and pro Communist
Col. Houari Boumedienne, Algeria's new ruler, is viewed as a revolutionary doctrinaire likely to tilt toward the Communist bloc. He has moved to reduce French influence by training cadres in Eastern Europe and China while maintaining Western ties, and may pursue wider African revolutionary aims.
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New York
Col
Hou‘ari Boumedienne
Algeria
West
Ahmed Ben Bella
Ben Bella
Boumedienne
Europe
China
France
U.S
United States
Algiers
Africa
Summer recess faces hurdles in Canadian Parliament
Ottawa reports Parliament heads into a summer recess with key items pending. Bills on foreign ad tax face heavy debate while leaders weigh Dorion report leak questions and a supply motion on Quebec Legislative Council limits. Other measures include budget bills and Indian claims commission.
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Ottawa
Pearson
The
Commons
Quebec
Legislative Council
House
Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation Act
Indian Claims Commission
Senate Commons Committee On
Montreal maintenance workers vote on revised wage offer
Montreal transportation workers resume voting on a three year wage deal after a 14 day strike. The offer includes a 56 cent hourly increase for garage men and mechanics, retroactive portions dating to July 12, 1964, and a total package with a 60 cent peak. Drivers approved the earlier portion, while others rejected prior terms.
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Montreal
Montreal Transportation Commission
MTC
Not Guilty Plea Heard in Fatal Accident Case
John Valk of 1028 10th Ave NE pleaded not guilty in Magistrate Court to failing to yield the right of way after a fatal May 20 crash that killed 16 year old Rore Beny. Case adjourned to June 28. Stan Lerner of Stone Pritchard and Medhurst represented Valk.
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John Valk
10Th Ave
Rore Beny
Walk
Stan Lerner
Stone, Prittchard
Medhurst
U S and South Vietnam pound targets in North Vietnam
U S and South Vietnamese planes strike bridges barracks and other targets in North Vietnam. In ground fighting 27 government troops and 20 Viet Cong killed across four clashes. Four Navy propeller planes down a MiG 17, first such kill since early Korean War.
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Saigon
U.S
North Viet Nam
U.S. Navy
Vinh
Khu Mai
Dong Hoi
Midway
Oriskany
Moc Chau
Hanoi
Thanh Hoa
da Nang
Explosion injures 16 at Barrie restaurant
A basement blast at the Chatterbox Restaurant near Highways 400 and 89 in Barrie Ontario injured at least 16 Sunday night. Two children 13 and 14 were in critical condition in Toronto hospitals. damage totaled about 250000 dollars.
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Barrie
Ont
Toronto
Catherine Little
Hamilton
Sam
Desmond C. Little
St. Michael's Hospital
Ontario Supreme Court
Don Barratt
Cookstown
Western Mayors Face Walking Race in Toronto
Toronto mayor Philip Givens accepts a proposed walking race with Medi Medicine Hat mayor Harry Weiner for a seven to ten mile route if conditions allow. Givens, 48, walks five miles nightly and would prefer a breakfast start at the Royal York. Weiner, in his 60s, often challenges western peers to contests during visits.
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Toronto
Quarantine Question Faces Courts Over Cattle Imports
At the Sas katchewan Stock Growers Convention Deputy Minister Dr S C Barry defended Canada’s import of 164 Charolais cattle from France saying health risks are controlled. Fred Newcombe warned U S state quarantines could force a court ruling as pressure grows from American cattlemen, amid border tense talks on foot and mouth disease.
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Maple Creek
United States
Saskatchewan Stock Growers
SSGA
France
S. C. Barry
U.S
Western Stock Grower's Association
Fred Newcombe
Mr. Newcombe
Ken Wells
Scotland
Canada
Barry
Differences in U S and Canadian cattle import policies noted
Dr Barry compared U S and Canadian approaches to importing cattle. The U S restricts live imports to disease free areas and allows semen from diseased countries, while Canada uses a six month outbreak check and broader live cattle import rules.
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Barry
U.S
United States
Canada
Cattle imports backer lines on quarantine and testing
Dr Barry describes quarantine steps for cattle from Brest France to Canada with months spent in two stations under intensive tests. An American observer will accompany the cattle to verify procedures. He counters Montana Stock Growers on US access and dismisses health-based U S restrictions as unjustified.
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France
Canada
Grosses
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Barry
Tana
U.S
Canadian stance on cattle imports from France sparks debate
Dr Barry warned that cattle from France could enter St Pierre off Newfoundland, with unregulated small boats between Newfoundland and St Pierre. He argued Canada should control cattle movement to prevent disease risk, while noting US and other nations' import patterns and opposition from a stockman at the convention.
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