Medicine Hat appoints John J Judge as Chief of Police
John J Judge, 53, has been officially named Chief of Police for Medicine Hat, effective July 1 after a council ratification. He has served since 1947 and has been acting chief since February 28. Inspectors Keith L Bennett and Eric M Lloyd were promoted.
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John J. Judge
City of
Medicine Hat
Police Commission
Bob Reidy
Keith L. Bennett
Eric M. Lloyd
Judge
Sam Drader
Lloyd
Department
RAF
Reidy
Violence erupts during St. Jean Baptiste celebrations in Montreal
Police used helmets and three foot sticks as about 100 officers cleared 10 blocks in Old Montreal after 10 p.m. Roughly 10,000 revelers were in the area. 40 arrests and 27 injuries were reported including 15 officers struck by projectiles. Cars were overturned and a fire started. authorities justify action against groups looting boutiques and menacing the St Amable restaurant.
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Montreal
St. Amable
Quebec
St. Jean Baptiste
French Canada
Lafontaine Park
British test draws criticism from allies and UN
The underground British nuclear test in Nevada drew protests from Australia New Zealand Japan and the United Nations Secretary General. Prime Minister Harold Wilson faced mixed reaction as Gough Whitlam Norman Kirk Susumu Nikaido and the Chinese news agency reported the event. The official response varied from disappointment to condemnation.
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London
Nevada
Australia
New Zealand
Japan
United Nations
Harold Wilson
Labor Party
Gough Whitlam
Whitlam
China
France
Terrorists attack Israel prompts air retaliation warning
Arab guerrillas strike Nahariyya killing a woman, two children, and a soldier before Israeli forces kill the attackers. Eight more Israelis are wounded as the raid triggers Israeli air threats on Lebanon positions. 52 Palestinians and 33 children among casualties reported in the wider conflict.
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Tel Aviv
Lebanon
Nahariyya
WAFA
Damascus
Syria
Israel
Kamal Adwan
Adwan
Yasir Arafat
al Fatah
Beirut
Arafat
Palestine Liberation Organization
Yitzhak Rabin
Balfour Street
Mordechai Zarankin
Irene
Zarankin
Qiryat Shmanah
Belfast Raid Rounds Up 50 Suspects In IRA Sweep
British troops and police moved into Catholic areas of Belfast to round up about 50 people linked to the IRA. Informants called it a screening operation with roughly half released by noon. In Londonderry two teens were killed when a car bomb exploded and a 30 pound device damaged a store in Castlewellan. Prisoners in Crumlin Road and Maze reported torture as authorities chase an informer known as The Mouth who betrayed several guerrilla leaders.
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Belfast
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Londonderry
Castlewellan
Northern Ireland
Maze
Crumlin Road
Explosions Rock Buenos Aires Amid Crowds
A string of at least 13 bomb blasts rocked Buenos Aires on a crowded Monday night. No immediate casualties were reported though a gunfight, a large fire at a shoe factory, and damage to multiple foreign company sites followed. Banks and firms including Bank of Boston and Bank of London and South America suffered blasts.
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Buenos Aires
Reuter
Bank of Boston
Bank of America
Royal Bank of Canada
Bank of London and
South America
Lloyd's Bank International
Phillips Argentina
Coca-Cola
Ford
Pirelli Company
Conservatives clash over income and price controls in Canada
A policy clash pits Robert Stanfield's Conservatives backing an across the board 90 day price and income freeze against NDP leader David Lewis who calls it punitive and unworkable. Former PM John Diefenbaker signals measured stance while addressing a Kensington rally. Lewis accuses Liberals of aiding housing costs for 90 percent of families.
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David Lewis
John Diefenbaker
Robert Stanfield
Lewis
New Democratic Party
Diefenbaker
Kensington
P.E.I
Stanfield
Ottawa
London
Ont
Ontario
Liberals
No News Monday in observance of Dominion Day
The Medicine Hat NEWS will not publish on Monday July 1 due to Dominion Day. Advertising deadlines shift with notices for display and classified ads. Display deadline for Tuesday July 2 is 5 p.m. Friday June 28. Classified deadline for Tuesday July 2 is 12 noon Saturday June 29.
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