Vigil against intruders ends as Gilliland flees with rifle
In Ste Therese Quebec Anthony Gilliland, a 30 year old welfare recipient, surrendered his .22 rifle after three days of barricade with his wife and five children. Police dropped all charges including cruelty to animals and unlawful discharge of firearms. His brothers helped end the stand by negotiating with police and securing the rifle surrender.
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Gilliland
Montreal
Andre Masse
Raymond Bellemare
Insp
Bellemare
Anthony Gilliland
Ste. Scholastique
Que
Art dealer S Howard Young dies at 94 in New York
S Howard Young, a multi millionaire art dealer who started by selling prints to Midwestern families before the century, died Friday at 94. He was a great-uncle of actress Elizabeth Taylor and a friend of former president Dwight Eisenhower.
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New York
Reuter
S. Howard Young
Young
Elizabeth Taylor
Dwight Eisenhower
Chimp owner charged after child attacked and escaped
In Toronto a chimp owner, Kurt Petzoldt, is charged with criminal negligence causing bodily harm after Heidi the 81 pound chimp bit seven year old Mary Maloney and fled to a neighbour's house, then back home as bystanders watched. Amar Singh Jain reported the incident and described the escape through an open window. The medical officer had ordered two weeks of quarantine in the owner's house.
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Toronto
Heidi
Kurt Petzoldt
Amar Singh Jain
Petzoldt
Mary Maloney
Trudeau denies Cuban infiltration of his office
Prime Minister Trudeau rejects allegations from a Toronto paper that Cuban spies infiltrated his Ottawa staff. He jokes that any infiltration came from Western Canadians, not Cubans, naming staff from Alberta and British Columbia. A defector claiming DGI links alleges agents in Ottawa and Montreal aiming to sway Canada Cuba ties.
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Guy Demarino
Southam
Ottawa
Trudeau
Toronto
West
Alberta
Ivan Head
Joyce Gillan
Dave Thomson
Vic Chapman
Gordon Gibson
British Columbia
Cuba
Eldon Woolliams
U.S
Europe
Central Intelligence Agency
Montreal
Castro
Reading the South dealer’s opening lead in bridge
In a 1972 bridge column a defender reasons about East’s decision on West’s diamond lead. West’s ten of diamonds and dummy’s jack prompt East to judge a doubleton and signal with seven. East’s inference, from bidding Stayman and South’s likely four spades and four hearts, implies West can ruff diamonds. The contract is only saved by a ruff and misreading the lead. Tomorrow: Test your play.
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Rome
Reuter
Alitalia
Air
Pilots’ Association
Declarer
East
King Fea
West
South
North
Stayman
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Edmonton
Julius Schmid
Fourex
Ramses
Sheik
Canada Limited
Bermondsey Rd
Ont
Edge
B. Jay Backer
South Dealer
Royal Canadian
Legion
Dwayne Fettig
Sunny Mountain Boys
Upper
Nering Trio
Legion Lounge
Alecia
Jimmie
Canada
Labatt
Labaffi
Pilsener Beer
Zane
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