Technicians Oppose Unionization in Alberta Hospitals
G S Borgford of the Canadian Labour Congress notes that X ray technicians and other grey collar workers approached the CLC about organizing. At Medicine Hat General Hospital chief X ray technician Bill Schissler and laboratory technologist Pat Stiles deny union interest and say they prefer individual negotiation and seek to protect the hospital’s image.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
G. S. Borgford
Canadian Labour Congress
CLC
Bill Schissler
Medicine Hat General Hospital
Schissler
Pat Stiles
Alberta Society of Laboratory Technologists
Alberta Society of Radiological Technicians
Department of Health
Forces Move to End Session in Commons Watch
Ottawa reports the 228th sitting amid debate on the Canada Pension Plan bill. Pearson aims to wrap up in three weeks, but Conservative intra party feuding over federal provinces cost sharing slows progress and widens rifts with the Quebec wing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Commons
Lucien Rivard
Bordeaux
Pearson
Conservative
Erik Nielsen
Yukon
Quebec
John Diefenbaker
Chinese protest violence sparks anti Soviet demonstrations
In Peking last weekend hundreds of students and schoolchildren protested outside the Soviet embassy over alleged Soviet brutality toward Chinese in Moscow during anti U.S. demonstrations. Sun day papers ran a protest note and photos of police using force, signaling anger at Soviet support for Vietnam and possible counter measures by China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Reuters
Chinese People’s Republic
Moscow
Anti-U.s
U.S
North Viet Nam
Arab League to discuss West Germany move on Israel ties
In Cairo a session is called by 13 Arab states to consider Bonn’s offer to normalize relations with Israel. Iraq recalls its ambassador and threatens decisive action while Jordan’s King Hussein meets Bonn’s envoy. Kuwait urges unified Arab stance as Amman and Cairo seek a common policy. Arab press warns severing ties if agreements with Jerusalem proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Arab League
West Germany
Israel
Iraq
Bonn
Naji Taleb
Hussein
Jordan
Karl von Sprell
Amman
Kuwait
al Ahram
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Jerusalem
Rivard manhunt focuses on Montreal as raids yield evidence
Police in Montreal继续追查 escaped narcotics suspect Lucien Rivard after weekend raids by over 100 investigators found marijuana liquor lottery tickets and a radio transmitter but no trace of Rivard. Six people including Willy Lamy were detained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Lucien Rivard
J. Herve Patenauide
Rivard
Inspec
Patenaude
Willy Lamy
QPP
Josaphat Brunet
Quebec
Claude Wagner
Wagner
Insp
Andre Durocher
Boredeaux
Paul Gagnon
Durocher
Edmontonian could head Alberta Tories in leadership race
J J Porter of Calgary says early registration for the March 19 20 leadership convention in Edmonton is unprecedented with about 350 of 507 delegates registered and around 1000 attendees expected. He notes Edmonton may enter a candidate while a three way race remains between Peter Lougheed Duncan McKillop and Jon Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary
J.J. Porter
Alberta
Progressive Conservative Association
Edmonton
Porter
Forter
Peter Lougheed
Duncan McKillop
Edson
Jon Scott
Labour and Allies Decry Marine Landings in Viet Nam
British Labour leftists and the Communist world denounced U S marine landings in South Viet Nam as aggression. Zilliacus called the actions systematic escalation, while protests and editorials from Italy and China condemned the intervention. Canada urged restraint. India and Poland urged de-escalation in a report to Britain and the Soviet Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Labor Party
U.S
South Viet Nam
Rennie Zilliacus
House of Commons
Wilson
Viet Nam
Zilliacus
L’unita
International Control Commission
Hanoi
Geneva
China
New China News Agency
Peking
United States
India
Poland
Canada
Soviet Union
Indochina
North Viet Nam
Canadian minister calls for stronger Viet Nam truce body
Ottawa reports Foreign Affairs Minister Martin urged in Commons for a guaranteed neutrality or a stronger supervisory mechanism for Vietnam to prevent outside interference. He noted Canada’s 1954 Geneva cease fire role and said negotiations require international presence with authority beyond past limits. He floated UN or Geneva-like group options as possible bases for a lasting settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Martin
Viet Nam
Canada
Geneva
Pearson
New York
United Nations
Rights march in Selma ends in violent clash with state troopers
A planned march to Montgomery led by civil rights figures erupted in violence as around 450 demonstrators clashed with helmeted state troopers and Dallas County posse members. About 40 people were injured as tear gas, night sticks, and gunfire tools were used. King planned a new march for Tuesday, seeking a federal injunction against Governor Wallace to ensure the right to vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selma
Ala
Montgomery
Martin Luther King, Jr
King
Atlanta
Confronta
Alabama
James Bevel
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
James G. Clark
Dallas County
Hosea Williams
SCLC
John Lewis
Lewis
Williams
Wallace
John Cloud
Alabama River
FBI
George Wallace
Pettus Bridge
Selma March Clash Ends With Trooper Charge
In Selma Alabama state troopers confronted about 400 to 500 Negro marchers seeking to reach Montgomery. Major John Cloud warned dispersal, troopers charged using clubs and tear gas. Marchers, some kneeling, fled then regrouped as mounted possemen forced protesters off the streets. Reporters faced threats but none harmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
U.S. 80
John Cloud
State Police
Hosea Williams
Cloud
Sothers
Montgomery
James G. Clark
Also Mentioned on This Page
Little
Ambrose McNerney
Des Moines
McNerney
Ol’ Man
Rollin
Tories
Social Credit
Dr. Porter
Scott
Viet
U.K
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!