Dominion Glass Co. denies Redcliff layoffs says cuts depend on two plants
Dominion Glass president F N Dundas said rumors of job cuts at the Redcliff plant are unfounded. He noted hiring and staffing depend on business at both Redcliff and the new Burnaby plant, with production expected in early 1965. About 700 workers are employed in Redcliff.
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Redcliff
South Burnaby
B.C
F. N. Dundas
Dominion
Montreal
Burnaby
Two-Engined DC-3 Crashes Into House Near O Hare
A chartered DC-3 attempting to land at O'Hare in misty weather crashed into a Hoffman Estates house late Sunday. Co pilot Daniel Jordan died. pilot Virgil Provost of Alsip was rescued in critical condition. Twenty eight passengers escaped serious injury. The plane carried 2,200 gallons of fuel and was chartered for skiers from Fox Valley Snow Drifters.
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O’hare International
Hoffman Estates
Victor Golubski
Virgil Provost
Alsip
Daniel Jordan
Garry
Ind
Carl Selka
Provost
O'Hare
O’hare
Golubski
Midco Corporation of
Pellston
Mich
Fox Valley
Illinois
28Die in Bogota Airliner Crash
An all Colombian crew and passengers died when a Taxader DC-3 crashed near Bogota minutes before landing. Civil aviation officials consider possible bomb aboard the flight from Pereira, with smoky haze from nearby forest fires cited as a factor.
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Bogota
Civil Aeronautics
James Bedoya Perdomo
Taxader Lines
Pereira
Supreme Court Overturns Libel Verdict In Montgomery Case
The U S Supreme Court unanimously overturns a 500000 libel award to Montgomery police commissioner L B Sullivan against The New York Times and four Negro ministers. The suit challenged a March 29 1960 advertisement criticizing handling of racial demonstrations.
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Washington
U.S. Supreme Court
Montgomery
Ala
New York Times
William J. Brennan Jr
Times
L. B. Sullivan
Circuit Court
Montgomery County
Ex boxing champ testifies for Ruby in Oswald case
Barney Ross former world welterweight champion testified for Jack Ruby saying as a teen he knew Ruby in Chicago and Ruby flew into tantrums over trifles. Ross described Ruby as quick to steam up and noted no police trouble and that they protected him.
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Barney Ross
Jack Ruby
Ross
Ruby
Chicago
West Side
Melvin Belli
Boxer
Oswald
Kennedy
Patricia Ann Kohs
Joe Tonnhill
Tonahill
Jack
Melvin M. Belli
San Francisco
Belli
Fred Dieberdorf
Dieberdorf
Windowless world imprisons Ruby in jail cell
In Dallas AP report Jack Ruby remains in a windowless jail world. His rabbi Dr Hillel Silverman says Ruby deteriorated over three months and fears a breakdown. Ruby talks quietly across a barred walkway and believes the room is bugged as he puzzlingly hoovers over Wade.
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Dallas
Jack Ruby
Ruby
Hillel Silverman
Silverman
Jack
Malaysia weighs UN action in Malaysia Indonesia dispute
Premier Tanku Abdul Rahman and cabinet members held exploratory talks on whether to take the Malaysia Indonesia dispute to the United Nations and to decide if call ups for national service are needed to guard borders. Indonesia accuses the federation of colonial aims and continues confrontation while U.S. envoy Howard Jones sees possible progress.
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Kuala Lumpur
Reuters
Tanku Abdul Rahman
Malaysia
Rahman
United Nations
Indonesia
Malaya
Toast to Queen ignored at Quebec junior bar banquet
In Ste Marguerite, delegates refused to rise for the toast to the Queen at the Junior Bar Association banquet. President Melvin Rothman of Montreal led the only toast. The 8,000 member group, bilingual in French and English, ends its annual convention today in the Laurentian resort 50 miles north of Montreal.
Cyprus truce holds after heavy fighting at Kuma
British commander Maj. Gen. Richard Carver announced a temporary cease-fire after renewed clashes in Kuma. Mortars and machine guns killed at least one Greek Cypriot as fires raged. government blamed Turkish insurgents firing from a mosque minaret and said British troops protected Turkish positions.
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Kuma
Cyprus
Richard Carver
Carver
Ktima
Kuma’s
Cyprus and Soviets discuss deeper ties
Cyprus acting foreign minister Andreas Araouzos met with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko in Moscow to explore expanding relations between the USSR and Cyprus. Tass quoted a denial that the USSR was supplying military aid to Cyprus and noted a Moscow to Nicosia air link already exists. In Paris, Kyprianou said UN mediation could solve Cyprus and that de Gaulle’s mediation was not discussed in detail.
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Cyprus
Andrei Gromyko
U.S.S.R
Tass F
Araouzos
Tass
Fazil Kutchuk
United Nations
Britain
United States
Greece
Turkey
Soviet Union
Nicosia
Kutchuk
Paris
Spyros Kyprianou
Maurice Couve de Murville
Kyprianou
Glafios Clerides
Cyprus National Assembly
New York
Athens
Paul
Couve de Murville
de Gaulle
Turkey rejects Roiz Bennett as Cyprus mediator
Deputy Premier Kemal Satir said Turkey rejects Jose Roiz Bennett of Guatemala as mediator in the Cyprus crisis for lacking international stature and knowledge of the Cyprus affair.
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Ankara
Reuters
Turkey
Jose Roiz- Bennett
Guatemala
Cyprus
Kemal Satir
Cyprus clashes rage as British troops respond
ETIMA Cyprus Reuters reports heavy fighting continues between Greek and Turkish Cypriots. A British military spokesman says troops were fired on all day and returned fire in self defense.
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Etima
Cyprus
Reuters
Turks Shell Greek Quarters Amid Cyprus Crisis Halt S
Mortar fire from Turkish forces clashes with Greek quarters as British truce force halts further action. UN police plan debated while Indian Gen Gyani may fly to embattled Kuma. Greek Cypriots release 35 Turkish hostages with five dead and three wounded.
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Kuma
Prem Singh Gyani
Makarios
Ktma
Lapithi Ou
Sweden says battalion not ready for Cyprus UN force
In Helsinki Gen Carl Almgren Sweden's Chief of General Staff said no battalion is ready to be sent to the UN Cyprus peacekeeping force. Sweden will contribute if other nonaligned nations also join and Canada is among those asked to contribute.
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Helsinki
Finland
Reuters
Sweden
Cyprus
United Nations
Carl Almgren
Almgren
UN Cyprus
Canada
Parliament to test early drive with committee work this week
Ottawa reports the new parliamentary drive to begin Commons committee work earlier, including debate on the Columbia River Development Treaty and its protocol. Other reform items include social committees on procedure defence drugs and insecticides and consumer credit and a push to name standing committees. A proposed electoral boundaries commission and a new Exchequer Court seat for Senate Divorce Commissioner Allison Walsh are also on the agenda.
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Commons
Commons Social Committees
Electoral Boundaries Commission
Nelson Castonguay
Commission
Exchequer Court
Senate
Allison Walsh
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