Edmonton House Debates Metis Policy and Health Plan
Alberta MLA Mike Maccagno lambasted the government for Metis policy, saying relief erodes self respect and workers need jobs. Health Minister Ross unveiled a large catastrophic medical insurance plan while education moves faced teacher objections over accreditation. Floyd Baker attacked Edmonton annexation plans, criticizing Strathcona and Sherwood Park areas as a potential crime hub.
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Edmonton
Mike Maccagno
Lac la Biche
Len Halmvast
Mike
J. Donovan Ross
Anders Aalborg
Mr. Ross
Lloyd's of London
Jets Watch U S Ships Overflights Stir Warship Debate
Washington AP reports a Pentagon disclosure that four Soviet reconnaissance bombers flew over U S Navy carriers Forrestal Enterprise Kitty Hawk and Princeton to counter Russian claims and raise questions about carrier vulnerability. Navy denies these flights exposed weaknesses and cites normal routes and detectable emissions.
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Washington
Pentagon
Defence
McNamara
North Atlantic
North Pacific
U.S
Russia
Forrestal
Azores
Enterprise
Princeton
Mediterranean
United States
Great Circle
Navy
Schiff Breaks With Rival Papers and Resumes Post Publication
Mrs Dorothy Schiff publisher of the New York Post says her evening tabloid will resume publication Monday breaking from other city publishers. A sweep of brief items covers Alberta health premium subsidies and Canadian provincial budget estimates, a Calgary mass bomb scare in Moose Jaw police report, and Karachi violence with six killed as mill workers protest.
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New York
Dorothy Schiff
The
New York Post
Karachi
Pakistan
Canadian party leaders campaign across Canada during election
The four main parties tour the country as Diefenbaker shows a health certificate to counter rumors. Pearson pledges a department of industry echoed in Chatham by Walter Gordon who calls for job creation and economic focus, while Liberal plans face scrutiny. Douglas of the NDP proposes a confederation council to monitor divisive issues and Thompson of Social Credit backs a two price parity for farmers.
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Prince Albert
Diefenbaker
Mill
N.S
Pam
Department of Industry
Toronto
Douglas
Confederation Council
Canada
Three Hills
Alta
Social Credit
Thompson
Mr. Pearson
Chatham
Ont
Walter Gordon
Best Chance for Nuclear Disarmament Faces Collapse
Evaluation by U.S. officials suggests the Geneva talks between the United States and Soviet Union on arms control are failing under deadlock. The outlook questions whether any real accord has existed since the Cold War began and whether one will emerge while tensions persist.
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Wasiington
Russia
United States
U.S
Moscow
Washington
Berlin
Peking
Soviet Union
Secreds Sure Of Win
Secreds leader Robert Thompson says the Social Credit party will form Canada s next government by filling a leadership vacuum. He blasts Liberal Pear son and Prime Minister Diefenbaker, criticizes subsidies, and frames Green and Hark ness as “two horses” on opposite sides.
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Three Hills
Alta
Social Credit
Robert Thompson
Canada
Pearson
Diefenbaker
Howard Green
Douglas Harkness
Diefenba
Woman Speaker First for Man in Manitoba Legislature
The Manitoba legislature named its first woman Speaker, Thelma Forbes, 54, wife of a grain farmer and Progressive Conservative member for Cypress, in Winnipeg. Across Canada, provinces enter winter spring sessions with varied timelines and political twists including margarine bills and graft allegations.
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Canada
Prince Edward Island
Newfoundland
Winnipeg
Thelma Forbes
Cypress
Toronto
Leonard Reilly
Eglington
Quebec
Daniel Johnson
Guy Gagnon
Lesage
Fredericton
L. G. DesBrisay
Pearson
Ernest Richard
Sherwood
En Brunswick
Seventh Case Reported in Fort Macleod Diphtheria Outbreak
Fort Macleod Alberta reports a seventh diphtheria case at the municipal hospital. One boy has died. The latest patient is an eight month old Indian boy from the Peigan Reserve, brother of an 18 month old admitted Tuesday. Health officer Dr Kurt Adler said the new case is not too bad yet and the older boy is seriously ill.
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Fort Macleod, Alta
Fort Macleod Municipal Hospital
Peigan Reverve
Kurt Adler
Farmers Seek Court Order To Block CBC Show
A lawyer for 20 farmers charged with non-capital murder after a Kapuskasing clash with bush workers asked Ontario’s High Court to restrain CBC from airing a Close-Up program about the incident. The Me program is set for Sunday and the defence argues publicity could prejudice the trial.
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Toronto
Kapuskasing
Ont
CBC
M. Joseph Haffey
J. ©. McRuer
High Court of Ontario
Merchants To Decide Own Hours In Maple Creek
Maple Creek merchants will open six days a week at the merchants association's discretion after a Wednesday meeting. Many reports were presented and much discussion held but no agreement reached on a universal hours of closing policy.
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Jean Myrol
Maple Creek
Drama Festival Here Tonight at Medicine Hat High School
Culture Vultures attend MHHS to cheer three one act plays directed by Henry Allergoth. The Wedding From Five to Five Thirty and Jack and the Joker explore teen romance female ambition and political intrigue with setup by Adele Armstrong as judge.
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Medicine Hat High School
MHHS
Henry Allergoth
Jack and the
Joker
J. Wyber
Walter Hogg
Miss J. Givson
Cheryl Brown
Jack and the Joker
Mr. Allergoth
Sharon Congdon
Bob Edwards
High River
West
Adele Armstrong
Alberta
Jack McCreath
Department of Cultural Activities
West German Bundesrat approves French cooperation treaty
The Bundesrat voted seven to three to back the Franco West German treaty with abstentions from Lower Saxony Hesse and Hamburg. Adenauer urged rapid approval noting aims for European integration and world peace. The measure now goes to the Bundestag for a likely later vote.
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Bonn
France
West Germany
Adenauer
Lower Saxony
Hesse
Hamburg
Socialist
Bundestag
de Gaulle
European Union
Bill Aims Stray Animals Be Marketed Elsewhere
Edmonton CP says a proposed bill would allow stray farm animals to be taken to the nearest market with a brand inspector instead of to stockyards in Edmonton Calgary and Lethbridge.
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Calgary
Lethbridge
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