Medicine Hat Nursing School Suspends First Year
The Medicine Hat School of Nursing suspends its first year for 1963-64 due to a shortage of instructors. Ninety-four students were notified. the delay affects only the first year while the intermediate and senior classes continue and graduation is assured.
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Medicine Hat School of Nursing
Medicine Hat
Miss Flanagan
Winnipeg
Flanagan
Elizabeth Bietsch
Medicine Hat General Hospital
Tax May Offset Objectives
The Canadian Construction Association urged deferral of the 111 percent sales tax on building materials. President T A Somerville said the tax would harm the economy and offset budget aims to stimulate growth and employment. The group delivered a written submission to Finance Minister Gordon and senior officers detailing objections to the June 13 budget measure.
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Ottawa
Canadian Construction Association
Finance
Gordon
Association
T. A. Somerville
Toronto
Somerville
Canada
Jaycees Vote Censures Drought Coverage By The News
The Medicine Hat Jaycees pass a 12 to 10 censure of drought coverage by The News after a 90 minute meeting. They aim to send a private letter to the publisher to seek a more positive community tone rather than changing the paper’s policies.
Kennedy Visits Old Home Town in Ireland
President Kennedy trims part of his European schedule to visit Dunganstown, the birthplace of his great grandfather. He sees the hut once his ancestral home and meets about 250000 cheering Irish people in Dublin as he returns to ambassadorial residence.
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Kennedy
Dunganstown
Patrick Kennedy
United States
Mary Ryan
John Kennedy
U.S
Matthew McCloskey
O’connell Street
Saskatoon Commodores Move to Medicine Hat Official
Spero Leakes announces the Saskatoon Commodores will relocate to Medicine Hat with plans for a three game series against Edmonton this weekend. The transfer of club interests is now official and arrangements are complete.
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Medicine Hat
Spero Leakes
The
News Today
Edmonton
Mayor Favors Delay on South Saskatchewan Bridges
Mayor Harry Weiner says he does not favor implementing two one way bridges this year and cautions that City Council may overrule him. He notes past overpass and underpass work and suggests waiting to see funding, while implying the library start should await federal money and the police station may need to move this year or next.
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Harry Weiner
South Saskatchewan
The
News Today
Navy First For Review Scraps Eight-Ship Frigate Plan
Ottawa Defence Minister Hellyer signals a review of the eight-ship frigate program costing 374 million dollars. He aims to free funds to shape future weapons choices.
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Ottawa
Hellyer
Seven Persons parents back high school closure plan
A public protest meeting drew about 80 residents as Seven Persons School Board voted to close the local high school and send students to Medicine Hat. In a secret ballot 31 approved the move, 24 opposed, with the rest abstaining, citing economy and better educational options as reasons.
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Seven Persons
Ailthough
Board of Medicine Hat School Division No. 4
Medicine Hat
Lillian Ost
James McKay
McKay
Vatican sets Sept for resumed ecumenical council
The Vatican announces the second Vatican Council will resume on September 29 under Pope Paul VI who vows to continue Pope John XIII s plans. The council, with about 2000 high ranking Roman Catholics, was suspended by the pope s death and will follow the late pope s timetable.
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Reuters
Vatican Ecumenical Council
John XIII
Paul VI
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Council
Ontario splits eyes on French and Catholic schooling
Ontario debates education in French and Roman Catholic systems with Premier Robarts rejecting a dual system. French Canadians push for non confessional, French instruction in high schools through private schools and continued French culture in Ontario.
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Tim Creery
Southam
Toronto
Ontario
John Robarts
Quebec
la Belle
Canada
New Brunswick
N.B
Education Department
Robarts
Prime Minister Pearson to Enter Hospital for Minor Surgery
Ottawa CP reports 66 year old Prime Minister Pearson will undergo removal of a small tumor in the right neck. He will stay in hospital two to three days then spend about a week recovering at Harrington Lake. Justice Minister Chevrier to act as prime minister during his absence.
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Ottawa
Pearson
Harrington Lake
Chevrier
No News on Monday Dominion Day Notice
The NEWS will not be published Monday July 1 Dominion Day. Advertisers must submit copy for Tuesday and Wednesday editions to the advertising office by 5 p.m. Friday.
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