Poisonous health salts recalled across 10 Canadian cities
The health salts recall covers 2 871 bottles of Improved English Style Effervescent Salt from Dr A W Chase Co Ltd. Missing and sold bottles may exist. five lot numbers identify affected lots. Dealers ordered to stop sales and public urged to discard or seek medical help if taken.
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Ottawa
Federal Food and Drug Directorate
Dr. A. W. Chase Co. Ltd
Montreal
Drug Directorate
Fredericton
Moncton
Toronto
London
Ont
Fort William
Winnipeg
Regina
Vancouver
Health Department
Liberals gain seat in Commons on armed forces vote
Liberal support grows to 154 seats as service votes flip Sherbrooke from Creditistes and confirm gains in other ridings. NDP and PC tallies shift slightly while turnout and party shares from the armed forces vote are detailed alongside historical comparisons.
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Ottawa
Liberals
Sherbrooke
Creditistes
Comox-Alberni
NDP
Paul Gervais
Credit Tiste
Adelard Larose
Mr. Larose
Medicine Hat
Bud Olson
Chuck Meagher
Mr. Olson
Mr. Meagher
Walter Strom
Lewis Toole
Douglas
Burnaby-Seymour
Ray Ferrault
Conservatives
Communist Party
Trudeau
Montreal
Mount Royal
Huguette Marleau
Walter Gallagher
Jussy Brainin
Creditiste
Michel Lamonde
De Gaulle appeals for strong Gaullist parliamentary majority
Paris CP report says President Charles de Gaulle urged a solid Gaullist majority in Sunday's elections to back a tough policy and restore France after the May June crisis. He warned of foreign competition inflation and franc weakness while stressing unity for effective government. Opposition protests cited legality concerns over electoral propaganda on state networks. Police turnout concerns noted as many fear the first round decided the vote.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
France
de Gaulle
National Assembly
Georges Pompidou
Canada's second heart transplant patient in excellent condition
Gaetan Paris 49, Canada's second heart transplant patient at Montreal Heart Institute, shows excellent progress after Friday's 5 hour operation. He breathed spontaneously since 6 a.m. and began oral meds. he sat up briefly and conversed with staff. Next bulletin due at 9 p.m. EDT. Paris, previously conditionally critical, survived with a single electrical shock to start his new heart.
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Montreal
Gaetan Paris
Canada
Montreal Heart Institute
Paris
Condi
Chile
Grondin
CBC
Vancouver woman stabbed by burglars in her Hong Kong apartment
A 78-year-old Vancouver woman, Alice Meredith Hughes, was stabbed to death in her Hong Kong apartment Friday night by two burglars. The incident prompted police to investigate and seize possible clues.
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Hong Kong
Vancouver
Alice Meredith Hughes
Viet Cong Attack Kills 88 Villagers at Son Tra
Viet Cong troops attacked the Son Tra fishing village 345 miles northeast of Saigon, blasting huts with explosives and mortars. The assault left 88 dead, 73 civilians and 15 pacification workers among the dead, and 103 wounded as refugees fled toward Marine positions.
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Saigon
U.S
Son Tra
Dak Son
Strike Tie Up of U.S. Merchant Fleet
The National Maritime Union launched a wage dispute strike at 12 01 a m risking paralysis of about 70 percent of the U S merchant fleet. About 100 ships in ports across the Atlantic Gulf and Pacific could affect 407 freighters 158 tankers and 11 passenger freighters. Union seeks roughly five percent wage raises and 15 extra vacation days while arguing a wage reopeners clause.
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New York
National Maritime Union
U.S
Atlantic
Gulf
Pacific
Sirhan plea delayed as defense gets extra time
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan the Jordanian accused in the Kennedy assassination received a three week delay to enter a plea. A judge pushed plea entry to July 19 to allow lawyer Russell E Parsons more time to review grand jury transcripts.
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Los Angeles
Sirehan Bishara Sirhan
Robert F. Kennedy
Russell E. Parsons
Sirhan
Parsons
Mary
Pasadena
Los Angeles County Central
Superior Court
Richard Schauer
Kennedy
Tea party yields deal to end Ford strike
Employment Minister Barbara Castle met nine tea guests including eight sewing machine operators and agreed to urge end of the three week strike that has shut Ford plants and cost about £8 million. She also pressed talks to resolve air rail strikes affecting transport services.
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London
Reuters
Barbara Castle
Ford Motor Co
Castle
British Overseas Airways Corporation
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