Calgary CP redevelopment plan faces legislative debate
Calgary engineers and business leaders clash over the city CP redevelopment agreement as MLAs consider the bill to validate the deal. Opponents call for more studies and warn of evasion while CFP and government officials negotiate to clear obstacles to ratification and allow expropriation authority in the legislation.
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Mike Maccagno
Calgary
Calgarians For Progress
Alberta
Kernahan
Maccabess Lodge
5Th Ave. S.W
CFP
Ian Sinclair
Mr. Sinclair
Manning
Indian general to lead UN peace force for Cyprus mission
UN Security Council authorizes a peacekeeping force for Cyprus with Lt Gen Prem Singh Gyani likely to command. Britain to provide main contingent, US logistics, Canada Ireland Sweden Brazil and Finland to respond. A mediator will seek a Cyprus settlement as the mission lasts three months.
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United Nations
Cyprus
U Thant
Prem Singh Gyani
Canada
Ireland
Sweden
Brazil
Finland
Britain
United States
Security Council
Thant
Turkey
Greece
Russia
Czechoslovakia
France
Siege of Polis sustains Turkish Cypriot refugees
In Polis, 700 Turkish Cypriots remain in a two story Turkish school after more than a month of undeclared civil war. British troops guard the building as elders say Greeks and Turks cannot coexist again. Residents cook on oil stoves with 270 pupils nearby.
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Polis
Cyprus
Cahit Cavusoglu
Michael Creighton
Royal Artillery
Cavusoglu
ECM plan may hit wheat sales
Canada and the United States face reduced wheat sales to Europe as European Community market protections bite. Trade Minister Mitchell Sharp warned that subsidized European wheat could spark new global competition, urging coordinated action by Canada and the United States.
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Washington
Canada
Mitchell Sharp
U.S
Europe
United States
Canada and U S Call for Wider GATT Trade Talks
In a National Association of Grain and Feed Dealers speech Mr Sharp urged Kennedy round talks to cover agricultural products, warning non tariff barriers hinder access to world markets. He noted Canada and the U S must cooperate to counter subsidized competition and cited EC grain rules as a model. He called May negotiations a challenge and opportunity.
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Gether
U.S
Canada
United States
Sharp
European Economic Community
Ruby quotes on Oswald shooting trial testimony
Dallas police officers testified about Jack Ruby saying he intended to shoot Lee Harvey Oswald three times after the Oswald shooting. Ruby, on trial for murder, pleads temporary insanity as defense claims a mental blackout. Graves and Leavelle contradicted about Ruby’s hoped-for outcome for Oswald.
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Dallas
Jack Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
D. R. Archer
Ruby
Oswald
Archer
L. C. Graves
J. R. Leavelle
Leavelle
Melvin
Juby
Graves
B C Sask. Still Tied in Curling Lead
In Charlottetown British Columbia defeated Nova Scotia 12-6 to tie Saskatchewan for the lead at the Canadian curling championship. Saskatchewan routed Newfoundland 16-5 as Manitoba held a fifth straight win with an 8-7 victory over New Brunswick. Ontario beat Prince Edward Island 8-6 and Quebec won 12-8 over Northern Ontario. The Richardson rink from Saskatchewan posted a lopsided 5- to 4- counts with key ends, while British Columbia, led by Lyall Dagg, closed strong with a four-ender in the 11th.
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Charlottetown
British Columbia
Nova Scotia
Saskatchewan
Newfoundland
Manitoba
New Brunswick
Ontario
Prince Edward Island
Quebec
Richardson Family
Lyall Dagg
Three Die In Head-On Crash In Medicine Hat
A head-on collision on the Trans-Canada Highway near Prairie Schooner corner in Medicine Hat killed Mr. Henry Buller and Mrs. Dorothy Lanz and Mrs. Buller’s daughter. Carstens survived with injuries and an inquest will be held.
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Henry Buller
Swift Current
Dorothy Lanz
Medicine Hat
Prairie Schooner Corner
Dunmore Road
Mrs. Buller
Herbert Carstens
3Rd St. N.W
Buller
Lanz
Prairie Schooner
Carstens
Mr. Carstens
Bowell
Germany
E. G. F. Skinner
Funeral services for Harry Jones MP dies in Saskatoon
Saskatoon Conservative Member of Parliament Harry Jones, 43, died in a city hospital after a long illness described as malignancy. Funeral services scheduled for Saturday in Saskatoon.
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Saskatoon (Cp
Harry Jones
Saskatoon
Jones
Pearson opposes CBC censorship in Parliament
Prime Minister Pearson declared in the Commons that he opposes parliamentary censorship of CBC broadcasts. He said laws existing now can handle any programs that break the law. The exchange followed a CBC Viewpoint program about a former staffer’s remarks on Queen Elizabeth II’s Quebec visit.
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Ottawa
Pearson
Commons
Robert Prittie
NDP
Burnaby- Richmond
CBC
Viewpoint
Nicholas Mandziuk
Prittie
Elizabeth
Quebec
Pc—Marquette
Laval University
Toronto
Marcel Chaput
Quebec Republican Party
Quubdec
Lesage
Chaput
Leon Baker
Trois - Rivieres
Hoffa vows appeal after rigging verdict in Nashville case
James R. Hoffa faces potential 10 year prison term and 10 000 dollar fine after being found guilty of trying to corrupt a Nashville jury in a 1962 conspiracy trial. He and two others allegedly offered 10000 to a juror's son and sought to aid a juror's husband in his highway patrol promotion. Hoffa plans new-trial motions within four days and will remain Teamsters president.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
James R. Hoffa
U.S
Hoffa
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Robert F. Kennedy
The
Teamsters
Canada
Chicago
Dave Beck
Frank Wilson
Nashville
J. Hoffa
Larry Campbell
Detroit
Thomas E. Parks
Ewing King
Nashville Teamsters
Tennessee Highway Patrol
King Paul of Greece Near Death After Illness
King Paul of Greece, 62, received Holy Communion as he hovered between life and death after complications from a February 21 stomach ulcer operation. Palace officials said his condition remained critical with rumors of coma denied, as Queen Frederika and the royal family stayed at Tatoi Palace.
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Athens
Paul
Greece
Tatoi Palace
Frederika
Constantine Hoidas
Hoidas
Tatoi
Queen Elizabeth's Fall Canada Visit Seen Unaffected by Quebec Protests
AP reports no sign of cancellation as Queen Elizabeth plans an official Canadian tour in fall. Montreal group RiNa demands caution but Buckingham Palace offers no comment on cables or protests. The Queen will attend ceremonies in Quebec City and Charlottetown marking Confederation era consultations in 1867.
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London
Elizabeth
Canada
Quebec
Buckingham Palace
Re Rassemblement Pour l'Independence Nationale
Montreal
Britain
Quebec City
Charlottetown
Yvon Turcot
Quebec separatists protest Queen Elizabeth visit in Oct
Quebec separatists spark protest as Queen Elizabeth plans a October visit to Quebec City. Rassemblement leader Guy Pouliot warns of possible aggression while others denounce the trip as colonial propaganda. Ottawa and Quebec leaders condemn hostile remarks and pledge no change to visit plans.
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Montreal
Quebec
Quebec City
Guy Pouliot
Rassemblement Pour l'Independence Nationale
Sir George Williams University
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Edmonton
Martin Kernahan
Canadian Pacific
Lynne
Paul Tremblay
Tremblay
Martin
Makarios
Little
B.c.sask
Carsten
Mac
Ap-Reuters
Re Rassemblement
Confederation
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