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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Jun 24, 1963

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Rain Ends Alberta Drought Brings Brighter Business Outlook

Weekend rains break a three year drought across southeastern Alberta. Medicine Hat merchants report optimism as rainfall ranges from three inches near Irvine to just over a half inch at Manyberries. Farmers praise the relief, noting improved pastures and forage prospects for cattle.

Marilynna Hehr Alberta Medicine Hat Hilda Wood Ranch Irvine Experimental Range Manyberries Manberries Mel Cameron

Finance Minister Gordon Fights Survival in Commons

In Ottawa the minority Liberal government faces a confidence vote as Walter Gordon defends his budget plan and his use of three Toronto budget writers. Opposition demands his resignation center on his aides, the stock tax withdrawal, and a disclosure lapse. The PM's support keeps the government alive for now.

Ottawa Walter Gordon Commons Toronto Gordon Pearson Mands

Two London youths charged with murder in Ontario woods

In Chatham Ontario two London teenagers face murder charges after the body of Robert Henry Marshall, 28, was found slashed in the woods at Rondeau Park 25 miles east. The case adds to a violent incident tied to the Ontario capital region.

Chatham, Ont London Ont Robert Henry Marshall Rondeau Park Here

New Morals Charges Levelled Against Dr Stephen Ward

London AP reports eight new morals charges against Dr Stephen Ward, including one involving abortion, as he is refused bail at Marlborough Street magistrate's court. Ward, a key figure in the Profumo scandal, returns to jail to await full hearing Friday. Miss X is named in one charging document amid defence government legal fencing.

London Stephen Ward Marlborough Street Ward Miss X

Snow Blankets South Country Across Regions

Heavy wet snow covered Graburn south of Walsh with about six inches over fields. Cypress Hills and Elk water Provincial Park saw 5 to 6 inches, with rain totaling 1.42 inches at the park before the snowfall. Temperatures stayed around freezing in Elkwater, while frost remained unclear for grain headed out despite unseasonable weather.

Graburn Walsh Cypress Hills Elkwater Provincial Park Saskatchewan Walter Beierbach Andy Salas Elkwater

Trieste Dives 11% Miles Toward Thresher Wreck Site

The Navy bathyscaphe Trieste descended toward the Atlantic seabed seeking the sunken nuclear submarine Thresher. Navy officials cited possible evidence the Thresher’s sinking site had been located in April with 129 lives lost. On board were Lt Cmdr Donald Keach and civilian Kenneth McKenzie from the Naval Electronics Laboratory in San Diego.

Boston Trieste Atlantic Navy Cmdr Donald Keach Kenneth McKenzie Naval Electronics Laboratory San Diego Calif

Kennedy Calls for Wide Peace Corps Drive in 1960s

President Kennedy urged a great international peace effort in the 1960s at a West German ceremony establishing a German service modeled on the American Peace Corps. He joined Chancellor Adenauer and President Luebke as they founded the German service and discussed expanding aid beyond economic help to human relations.

Bonn Relers Kennedy Peace Corps Men of America Adenauer U.S. Peace Corps Europe United States

Pope Paul VI vows to aid global peace under Vatican stance

The Pope told world leaders at a Vatican audience that he would work for an international peace founded on truth justice and love. He pledged the Vatican would not interfere in temporal affairs or interests of temporal powers.

Ap-Reuters Vatican City Paul VI Consistorial Vatican

Declining French Language Ties Stir Confederation Debate

Ottawa readers hear Reverend Ares stress language health as a measure of cultural vitality among French Canadians. He argues assimilation worsens when French is no longer spoken or taught at home and in public schools, linking language loss to broader Anglo-Canadian influence.

Tim Creery Southam News Services Ottawa Peters Jeannes Canada Richard Ares Jesuit Monthly Review Quebec Father Aves

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