Martin gains ground on Trudeau in Quebec leadership race
In Quebec Pierre Elliott Trudeau faces slow gains by Paul Martin as Liberal leadership supporters say Martin leads in delegates. Observers compare Trudeau to a tortoise versus Martins rapid national push amid Quebec backlash over his stance on separatism, abortion, and homosexuality.
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McCarthy Hits 41 Percent In New Hampshire Poll
A 41 per cent showing for Democratic Senator Eugene J. McCarthy in New Hampshire sharpens his challenge to President Johnson and sets a collision course with Johnson at the Wisconsin primary next April. Republican Richard M. Nixon led with strong backing as the race narrows.
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South Vietnam plans invasion of the North
Reports say a volunteer Liberation Army of Vietnamese nationals will invade North Vietnam, with government spokesman Nguyen Ngoc Linh confirming the formation of the force. US officials expressed surprise as Vietnam Press cited sources claiming a high ranking official in the vice president's office is aiding a march north. In New Hampshire, Johnson leads the Democratic vote while Nixon dominates the Republican tally with Nixon and McCarthy listed on ballots.
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Opposition raps new boards rule in Ottawa debate
In Ottawa the government unveiled a proposed prices and wages review board to curb inflation. Opposition leaders labeled the plan flawed and evasive while Prime Minister Pearson defended it, promising quick action and upcoming cabinet talks on price stability and a broader agency if needed.
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Health minister to lodge protest over Indian health care
Edmonton CP report notes Health Minister Dr. J Donovan Ross refuses to table a federal letter and vows a strong protest over Ottawa policy changes affecting Indian health care. The letter states the federal government claims no responsibility for Indian health and that Indians must pay unless indigent, with cuts to mental health and tubercular care. A federal spokesman says stricter control of health assistance is planned and the medical services branch will not cover care for mentally ill or raise tubercular rates.
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Ontario hikes fuel taxes and license fees across province
Ontario trembles under a budget move as fuel taxes rise for vehicles and planes with July 1 hospital and medical coverage costs, plus Dec 1 car license increases. Truck plates up to three tons gain $10, while four to eight cylinder car registrations rise to $15, $20, and $25. Cigarettes at 46 cents a pack and gasoline around 45 to 49 cents a gallon. First reading granted to four bills backing the changes amid a stable legislature composition.
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Rusk declines promise of war policy role for Congress
Secretary Dean Rusk told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that Congress will not receive a formal role in future Vietnam war policy decisions. He noted that if more troops are needed, consultation with appropriate members of Congress will occur, stopping short of Fulbright and others who urged early congressional input.
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Hijacked jet from Tampa to Miami with 58 aboard
A National Airlines flight carrying 58 aboard was hijacked over south Florida by two gunmen. They abducted an elderly man crying that he would be killed. The plane diverted to Havana where Cuban authorities met the trio and recovered a set of personal papers held by a stewardess. The incident ended with the aircraft landing safely in Miami later.
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Ex Saskatchewan teacher dies in dawn gunbattle
Salt Lake City AP: Gale H. Anderson 36 a former Maple Creek Sask teacher held two women and two girls captive overnight then shot his way into a home, killing R Leon Edwards' brother and Edwards himself. Anderson was wounded, later killed, and a second man died in the exchange. authorities probe a possible third victim. He had a prior arrest record for robbery kidnapping and assault.
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Suburban mayor and brother ordered to stand trial on bribe charges
In Montreal the mayor of St. Michael and his brother were ordered to stand trial on charges of accepting or soliciting bribes. In Zurich sources claimed the United States agreed to take over Italy's commitment in the seven nation gold pool supplying gold to the London market.
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Rhodesian reprieves for four and 31 others on death row
The Rhodesian government granted reprieves to four Black inmates who were due to be hanged Monday and to 31 other prisoners held under death sentences.
West German court hands life terms to three ex Nazi officials
A West German court sentenced three former Nazi officials to life imprisonment for the killing of Jews in Poland during World War II.
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