Queen Visits Duke of Windsor Amid Exile Speculation
London reports center on Queen Elizabeth II visiting the Duke of Windsor at the London Clinic as questions rise about ending his 28 year exile. Palace officials gave no comment while newspapers debate potential British residency and royal reconciliations.
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FUA director calls for controls in marketing
Jack Muza urged producers to gain control of product prices through marketing and production controls. He warned such measures must be world wide as markets are global for Canadian agriculture. He noted wheat price declines linked to lack of marketing controls and cited subsidies and export rules under Europe’s system as modeling.
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China demands apology over Moscow embassy demonstration
China sent a protest note to Russia demanding a full Soviet apology for the suppression of Afro Asian students who protested at the U S Embassy in Moscow this month. The note rejects Russia note claiming provocation and injuries to police and soldiers.
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Opposition fails to force early old age security cut
In Ottawa the combined Opposition weakly pressed for an immediate reduction of the qualifying age for old age security from 70 to 65. The government won an 86 to 51 vote to lower the age over five years, with the clause later amended to 87 to 52. The measure would gradually reduce the age to 65 by 1970 and extend eligibility to all residents of Canada aged 18 plus after 40 years.
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Johnson presses immediate action on Negro voting
President Johnson calls for swift passage of a voting rights bill in a televised address to Congress. He cites Selma violence as a turning point and seeks bipartisan support to set uniform federal standards, wipe out voting restrictions, and allow federal registration where state registrars fail to cooperate.
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Gromyko Seeks Viet Talks In London Meeting
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko met with British Foreign Secretary Michael Stewart in London to discuss the Viet Nam crisis and related issues. Stewart welcomed Gromyko and family and hoped to pursue action to resolve the Viet Nam problem.
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Cyprus Tensions Escalate With Cross Border Fire
In Nicosia, Turkish and Greek Cypriot forces exchange threats as fighting increases. A Greek Cypriot soldier was killed and two wounded near Lefka while Gen George Grivas travels to Athens to consult with leaders. UN reports hundreds of shots with no casualties.
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Debate Over Raw Milk Sale Divides Medicine Hat Council
The Medicine Hat City Council debated licensing raw milk sales as Art Millington seeks a license after prior denials. A bylaw to ban raw milk will appear at the next civic election. Millington faces a $25 fine for selling milk without a license, while officials discuss tank purchases and testing procedures.
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Farmers Dominate Alberta Legislature Budget Day
Alberta lawmakers devoted Monday’s session to rural issues led by Agriculture Minister Harry Strom from Cypress with talk of difficult farming conditions in 1964 and this winter and mounting debt. Critics criticized liquor advertising and proposed a $375000 alcoholism program while praising water resource control and ARDA projects under the budget debate.
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Edmonton
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Alberta
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Social
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Agriculture Department
Bilingual Courts Sought for Equal Justice in Canada
Montreal lawyers push for broader bilingualism in federal institutions to aid French speaking advocates in rural Quebec. Jules Duchesneau, head of the Junior Bar Association, tells the Royal Commission that the Supreme Court of Canada is not truly bilingual in practice, risking unfair access to justice.
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Hutchinson Boys Hunt Rabbits With Mallets and a Sack
In Hutchinson Kansas six boys aged seven to ten asked permission to hunt rabbits on a 65 acre field. They carried a wooden mallet and a sack with a dead rabbit, claiming they would chase and strike the animals. Mrs. Harper let them hunt. about three hours later the same boy opened the sack and showed three more rabbits.
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