Medicine Hat High to Trial Semester System
Medicine Hat High School will trial a semester system in 1967 68, with Chemistry 30 and Mathematics 30 offered. About 60 students will complete one course every five months, with finals near the end of January. Dr. O P Larson urged serious consideration and noted favorable results from nearby schools.
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Medicine Hat High School
Public School Board
O. P. Larson
Medicine Hat
Larson
Kim Anderson
Vern Sanders
Rusk and Gromyko plan follow-up talks at UN mission
United States Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko planned a late talk at the Soviet UN mission on Vietnam the Middle East and arms control. They face gap on a Middle East settlement though a draft nuclear disarmament treaty shows progress. Kosygin urged Israeli troop pullback as Johnson linked withdrawal to a settlement. Diplomats expect a brief pause next week for further negotiating time.
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United Nations
U.S
Dean. Rusk
Andrei A. Gromyko
Alexei N.kosygin
Johnsire
Rusk
Gromyko
Vietnam
Middle East
Johnson
Kosygin
United States
Soviet ‘Union
General Assembly
Assembly
Havana
Fidel Castro
Hussein
Jordan
Israel
Security Council
Cuba
Soviet Union
Castro
Venezuela
Colombia
North Vietnam
Osvaldo Corticos
Raul Roa
Central Committee
The
Cuban Communist Party
Medicine Hat Lions pledge 10000 for Strathcona Island project
The Medicine Hat Lions Club allocates 10000 for the centennial Strathcona Island development. Ted Bulanda urged the funding at year end, while Mayor Chuck Meagher was installed as an honorary Lions member and noted Medicine Hat hosting the 1971 Lions convention.
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Medicine Hat
Lions Club
Bert Maltin
Joe Durkin
Limeys
Ray Meurin
Tony Botter
Lions
Ken Baker
Ted Bulanda
Don Bray
Scotty Campbell
Cypress View Lodge Entertainment
Ian Carson
CNIB
Ty Culley
George Koenig
Emil Gehring
Ossie Jaster
Doug Kat
Lynn Allen
Barry Strafford
Norm LePage
Jim Mantz
Ed Redecopp
Mike Sautner
Stampede Booth
Alex Kaleta
Ed Kisinger
Jim Wallace
Sol Prasow
Hank Schaufele
Steve Wyntonyk
Bob Allan Sr
Reena
Horsburgh awaits release after Supreme Court stays new trial
Chatham Ontario Russell D Horsburgh a United Church minister convicted in 1984 of contributing to juvenile delinquency waited outside Kent County jail for his release after the Supreme Court of Canada's decision granting a new trial. He warned those responsible he would “make it hot” if kept longer than necessary while awaiting official instructions from the Ontario attorney general.
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Chatham
Ont
Russell D. Horsburgh
United Church
Supreme Court of Canada
Horsburgh
Kent County
A. C. Stewart
Ontario
Attorney General’s Department
Park Street United Church
Kosygin in Havana to mend rifts with Cuba
Soviet Premier Kosygin began talks in Havana aimed at easing Cuba's disenchantment with the Kremlin. The discussions follow Cuban dissatisfaction over the Glassboro summit and Soviet Middle East stance, with Castro seeking stronger revolutionary backing and less conciliatory ties to the United States.
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Reuters-Ap Havana
Alexei Kosygin
Fidel Castro
Medicine Hat Board Debates Return of High School Football
Medicine Hat public school trustees wrestle with reviving football for 1967 8 man league from Medicine Hat High Crescent Height High and McCoy High. Costs interest coaching and student support cited as hurdles with a plan to refer for further study.
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Medicine Hat
Public School Board
Jim Newton
Jim Anderson
Vern Sanders
Medicine Hat High School
Crescent Height High
McCoy High
Joe Levinson
Advertising Deadlines For Next Week’s Papers
Advertisers are reminded of copy deadlines for Monday’s and Tuesday’s papers. For Monday July 1 publish, the deadline is Thursday June 29 at 5 p.m. For Tuesday July 4 publish, the deadline is Friday June 30 at 5 p.m.
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Dominion Day
Warren report solved killing says Garrison chief investigator
William Gurvich, a private detective and former chief investigator for District Attorney Jim Garrison, says the Kennedy assassination was solved long ago by the Warren report. He alleges Garrison violated rights of Clay Shaw and others in the probe and notes Shaw should never have been questioned.
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Warren
Garrison
New Orleans
William Gurvish
Jim Garrison
Gurvich
Albert Labiche
Orleans Parish
Clay L. Shaw
Investi
Pope revives ancient order of deacons in church
Pope Paul orders the revival of the diaconate as a permanent clerical office to address priest shortages. The Sacrum Diaconatus Ordinum letter outlines regulations and notes revival requires bishops conferences consent with papal approval. The move follows Vatican II calls but not worldwide implementation.
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Vatican City
Paul
National Conference of Bishops
CBS backs Warren Report on Kennedy assassination findings
CBS announced in a four part Warren Report series that Oswald acted alone and there was no second gunman. The network defended the single bullet theory as the most plausible and said Kennedy was shot from behind. The text also mentions a county grand jury probe of Garrison.
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Gurvich
Garrison
Shaw
Kennedy
Dallas
Tex
Lee Harvey Oswald
Warren Commission
Oswald
New York
CBS
John F. Kennedy
Warren
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