Question Of The Week On Semi-Pro Baseball In Medicine Hat
Wilf Dietrich, a Medicine Hat Royals player, answered no to supporting semi pro baseball. He urged prioritizing local sports and stated emphatically that he does not intend to back semi pro baseball in the city.
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Pat Flynn
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Wilf Dietrich
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Marty Jackson
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No Sign Govt To Give By CHARLES LYNCH
Ottawa reports from Southam News Services describe manufacturers facing the 11 per cent federal sales tax on production machinery and equipment. Officials weigh possible tax relief including school material exemptions and a Jan 1 postponement, aiming to curb cost increases and administrative headaches.
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Charles Lynch
Southam News Services
Ottawa
Department of National Revenue
Walter Gordon
Liberal
Gordon
Playgirl Stands Ground in Ward Vice Hearing
Marilyn Rice-Davies testifies she had relations with Lord Astor as Dr Stephen Ward faces eight charges including running a callgirl ring and living off prostitution earnings. Ward’s defense challenges her account while she insists on truth.
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Marilyn
Mandy) Rice - Davies
Viscount Astor
Stephen Ward
Ward
Miss Rice-Davies
Christine Keeler
James Burge
Miss Rice - Davies
Lord Astor
Mandy
Douglas Fairbanks Jr
Christine
Rachman
Miss Davies
Nachman
Britain
Cliveden
Buckinghamshire
June Rainfall Most Since 1953 in Medicine Hat Area
Weather records show Medicine Hat up to 9 am today collected 3.69 inches of rain in June, nearing the 3.71 inches logged in June 1953. Maple Creek reports hail lingering over gardens with 1.23 inches total rainfall, Schuler records 1.4 inches from Friday to today, and Redcliff Stampede remains on at 1 pm.
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Medicine Hat
Meteoiological Department
Maple Creek
Jean Myrel
Ent
Schuler
Hilda
Jack Hope
Redcliff
Grits May Face Test Next Week
Ottawa reports the minority Liberal government may face another vote of confidence in the Commons next week as Dominion Day holiday affects schedule. A supply motion was announced for Tuesday to allow non confidence motions, with debate over two days before 1963 64 spending estimates for six departments.
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Department of Industry
House of Commons
New Democratic Party
British Columbia
Shipping Federation of
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Alberta
E. C. Manning
Kennedy Nears End Of Journey In Galway
President Kennedy arrived in Galway as the final leg of his Irish tour. He was granted the freedom of the city after a public rally at Eyre Square and a ceremonial visit to the sports grounds. He prepares to continue to England for talks with Prime Minister Macmillan.
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Ireland
Kennedy
Dublin
Eyre Square
England
Macmillan
Global leaders travel as Kennedy Pouring West Germany Ireland Tour
President Kennedy began a European tour in Bonn and West Berlin, then Frankfurt, with a stop in Ireland to meet Prime Minister Macmillan. Khrushchev visited East Berlin days earlier. The visit drew large crowds and highlighted Cold War tensions between East and West. Christine Keeler testified in the Profumo case in London as the government faced civil rights pressure in Ottawa.
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Kennedy
Khrushchev
United States
Europe
East Berlin
West Germany
Bonn
Frankfurt
West Berlin
Ireland
Macmillan
Berlin
Christine
Britain
London
Christine Keeler
Medicine Hat Survives Drought With Rain and Trade News
Relief arrived in Medicine Hat after three years of drought bringing 2.7 inches of rain. Merchants anticipated brighter retail prospects while the Medicine Hat School of Nursing suspended its first year due to instructor shortages. A league franchise moved to Medicine Hat amid park issues and local Jaycees voiced displeasure at drought coverage. A three-person head on collision near Brooks claimed Lyle Graber Mrs Mary Graber and Gerry Schnieder.
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Medicine Hat
Medicine Hat School of Nursing
Saskatoon Commodores
Western Canada Baseball League
Saskatoon
Medicine Hat Jaycees
Lyle Graber
Mary Graber
Scandia
Gerry Schnieder
Brooks
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