Four teens face damage charges in city court
Four Medicine Hat youths arrested Sunday faced charges from breaking and entering to wilful damage in Crescent Heights. Broughton Hines Weigel and Moser appeared with $300 bail, remanded until Wednesday. charges include the Feb 29 break in at Starlight Confectionary and El Bronco Restaurant and damage to a truck windshield and St Xavier School.
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David George Broughton
Ralston
Melvin
Murray Hines
James Edward Weigel
Donald Lloyd Moser
Medicine Hat
City
A. Y. Spivack
John Judge
Legal Council
Broughton and
Hines
Starlight Confectionary
el Bronco
Crescent Heights
Heights
St. Xavier
Weigel and
Moser
Youth Killed in Saskatchewan Crash Near Manyberries
A car stolen in Regina overturned 17 miles south of Manyberries on the Manyberries Wildhorse road. 17-year-old Russel Johnston of Regina died about 20 minutes after the crash. Delmar Morgan, 15, also of Regina, escaped with minor injuries. he was not hospitalized. RCMP said the vehicle was stolen and an inquest was not planned.
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Manyberries
Russel Johnston
Regina
Delmar William Morgan
Manyberries-Wildhorse
Medicine Hat
RCMP
Norman Leclaire
Johnston
E. G. F. Skinner
PC top spot in Alberta PC leadership sought by Toshach and Smith
The Progressive Conservative leadership vacancy left by Milton Harradence in Calgary attracts former Drumheller mayor Eneas Toshach and Calgary figure A R Smith. Toshach favors Smith as the stronger choice and would back him. Smith favors a full time commitment but will decide soon after talks with Harradence. The next party convention is set for September.
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Milton Harradence
Calgary
Eneas Toshach
Drumheller
A. R. Smith
Toshach
The
NEWS
Smith
Calgary-South
Alberta
Harradence
Western Social Credit MPs discussed joining Liberals
Alvin Hamilton said four Western Social Credit MPs led by Robert Thompson and H. A. Olson talked about joining the Liberals. He noted Bert Leboe discussed the move with his Cariboo constituents at Quesnel.
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Prince George
B.C
Alvin Hamilton
Western Social Credit
Robert Thompson
Medicine Hat
H. A. Olson
Hamilton
Bert Leboe
Cariboo
Quesnel
Alberta censorship board under fire over Tom Jones screening
Alberta's film censorship board faces intense criticism as MLAs voiced opposition after privately viewing Tom Jones. Edmonton residents including William Tomyn and Peter Watson condemned the film as immoral and corrupt, urging an election to replace officials and supporters urged cutting the film or banning it outright.
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Ian MacDonald
The
Edmonton Journal
Edmonton
Alberta
Film Censorship Board
Peter H. C. Watson
Alberta Censorship Board
Dorothy Fletcher
Mexico greets De Gaulle on Latin America tour
President de Gaulle arrives in Mexico City aboard a French air force jet after a Merida stop. He and his wife spent the night in Guadeloupe following a trans Atlantic flight and begin a four day visit to boost French prestige and trade ahead of trips to Argentina Brazil Peru and Uruguay. he is the first French president to visit Latin America.
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Mexico City
de Gaulle
Latin America
Yucatan Peninsula
Merida
Guadeloupe
Paris
Air France
Mexico
Argentina
Brazil
Peru
Uruguay
New York man paints Fifth Avenue green for parade
Joseph Filan, 32, wearing a green bow tie and Robin Hood hat, painted about 17 feet of the Fifth Ave traffic line green before being arrested. Police and city officials ban future green lines for parades. Filan faced a malicious mischief charge and told the judge he bought 21 gallons of paint to color seven miles of route, claiming decent motives to save money.
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New York
Fifth Ave
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Ray Connolly
Joseph Filan
Filan
John McGill
Matthew Fagin
Fagin
Ruby's appeal follows Dallas murder verdict
Jack Ruby remains in a maximum security Dallas jail cell as his lawyers prepare the appeal after a jury sentenced him to death for the Oswald murder. Melvin Belli fears an attempt on Ruby's life and seeks extra protection while authorities deny comments on the lawyer's warning.
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Dallas
Jack Ruby
Ruby
Bill Decker
Melvin Belli
Decker
Belli
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Alberta Sees Censorship Debate Over Tom Jones Film
University of Alberta professors challenge censorship as Magistrate rules no grounds to claim uncensored Tom Jones reached MLAs. Producers insist only whole film shown, while readers and students pursue Fielding novel amid distribution across provinces.
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You
Alberta
Henry Beissel
University of Alberta
Col
P. J. A. Fleming
C. H. Rolf
Tom Jones
Edmonton
Calgary
Gordon Budget Speech Signals Caution On Tax Cuts
Walter Gordon prepares a second budget speech amid a $685 million deficit and pressure to keep taxes steady. Expect no major tax cuts as the Liberal minority faces possible election risks and talks of federal provincial tax sharing, with a Royal Commission report due later this year.
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Ottawa
Walter Gordon
Commons
Gordon
Canada
Quebec City
Royal Commission On Taxation
Johnson says US ready to talk with Panama on canal dispute
President Johnson stated the United States is ready today to talk with Panama if Panama is ready to resolve differences over the canal. He spoke at the Pan American Union during an Alliance-for-Progress address, noting no meeting of minds yet and insisting no pre commitments be sought before a conference, while urging restoration of diplomatic relations.
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Washington
Johnson
United States
Panama
Panama Canal
Pan- American Union
Alliance-for
Turkey authorizes Cyprus troop landings in case of war
Turkish parliament, in a secret session, grants government authority to land troops in Cyprus if needed, a near unanimous decision despite risk of conflict with Greece and NATO disruptions. Canada adds 223 troops to the UN force as Cyprus remains tense but quiet.
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Ankara
Reuters
Cyprus
Greece
NATO
Nicosia
United Nations
RCAF
Royal 22Nd Regiment
Quebec
Halifax
Bonaventure
Ontario doctors found guilty by medical college
The Ontario College of Physicians and Surgeons reports four doctors guilty of improper conduct with actions ranging from reprimand to erasure. Included is Dr Robert Kingsley Graham charged with reckless disregard in an operation. another, Dr Woss, erased for attempting to procure a miscarriage. A bench warrant was issued for Woss but he did not appear.
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Toronto
Ontario College of Physicians and Surgeons
Ontario
Robert Kingsley Graham
Franz Joseph Voss
Kenneth Douglas Johnson
John Robert LaCroix
Woss
Grog prices rise in Alberta liquor market
In Edmonton CP report, several Canadian distillers raised the price of some liquor brands by five to fifteen cents per bottle in Alberta. Twelve distillers boosted prices while six held. Affected categories include rye gin rum and brandy with Sea Gram's VO 26 ounce bottle up to 5.85 from 5.75.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Peter Elliott
Seagram
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Medicine Hat High School
Noreen Springer
Jane Lawrence
Sharon Burkart
Sandra Springer
Diane Becker
Grant Bray
Anne Clark
Little
Olson
Ued
Henry Fielding
United Artists
John Stargess
United
Col. Fleming
U.S
Cdn
Quiet Island
Finland
Sweden
Ireland
U Thant
Alta
R. C. Berkinshaw
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. of Canada Ltd
Boy Scouts Association of Canada
Buzz Freeman
Barry Freeman
Fifth Ave. United Church
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