Canada Tops East Germany 6 3 At World Hockey Championship
Canada opened the 1967 world hockey championships with a 6 3 victory over East Germany in Vienna. Addy Tambellini of Trail British Columbia scored twice as Canada led 2 1 after the first period and 4 1 after the second. The Tambellini line with Roger Bourbonnais and Ted Hargreaves drew two or more assists. In a separate game Czechoslovakia crushed West Germany 6 2.
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Vienna
Canada
East Germany
Nationals
Addy Tambellini
Trail
B.C
Ljubljana
Yugoslavia
Tamberlini
Roger Bourbonnais
Edmonton
Ted Hargreaves
Weyburn
Sask
Lef
Hargreaves
Bourbonnais
Czechoslovakia
West Germany
Planes join hunt for hijacked Cape Spry off Nova Scotia
Nova Scotia's coast guard and air force pursue the 102-foot Cape Spry hijacked from Lockeport. An RCAF Argus aircraft searches 150 miles southeast with orders to relay position to the coast guard cutter Thomas Carleton. Winds and seas challenge but officials expect a possible interception, while legal status remains unresolved.
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Halifax
Air Force
Coast Guard
Nova Scotia
RCAF
Argus
Greenwood
N.S
Thomas Carleton
Yarmouth
Lockeport
Cape Spry
Carleton
RCMP
Locképort Harbor
Air-Sea Rescue Centre
Shaw Trial Upheld In Kennedy Conspiracy Case
A three judge tribunal ruled Shaw must stand trial on conspiracy to murder President Kennedy. Judge Bagert found sufficient evidence to establish probable cause. District Attorney Jim Garrison hailed the decision amid calls for arraignment and trial. Perry Russo testified he heard Oswald Shaw and Ferrie plot Kennedy’s assassination.
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New Orleans
Clay L. Shaw
John F. Kennedy
Shaw
Bernard J. Bagert
Jim Garrison
Garrison
Kennedy
Bill Gurvich
Perry Raymond Russo
Russo
Baton Rouge
David W. Ferrie
Lee Harvey Oswald
Ferrie
Shillelagh used in Ottawa debates over banking bill
In Ottawa both houses used sharp words on a CBC funding critique and the Bank Act amendment. The Commons advanced 30 of 162 clauses as critics pressed for tighter Canadian ownership and loan rate limits. Senator O Leary criticized Sun day TV budget figures while a committee urged Judge Landreville's removal for misconduct.
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Ottawa
Senate
M. Grattan O’leary
CBC
Commons
O'Leary
Ontario
Leo Landreville
Ontario Supreme Court
Toronto mining promotor Viola MacMillan jailed on stock fraud
Viola MacMillan, 63, a Toronto mining promoter, was sentenced by Judge Garth Moore to nine months in jail and a $10,000 fine for illegally manipulating the stock market in July 1964. She was released on $15,000 bail pending appeal. The case involves wash trading to create false activity for Windfall Oils and Mines Ltd, with her husband George awaiting trial on related charges.
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Toronto (Cp
Viola MacMillan
Toronto
Garth Moore
MacMillan
George
Major Alberta white paper links humanitarian values with Socred policy
The Alberta legislature tabled a white paper on human resources stressing individual development over state planning. Premier Manning calls it the most significant government document in 30 years and warns against coercive collectivist utopias while claiming non partisan intent.
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Edmonton
Alberta
E. C. Manning
Social Credit
Manning
Alberta White Paper Proposes Labor Retraining and Social Reforms
The document outlines goals to retrain workers displaced by technology, revise tax sharing, extend services to Indians and Metis, fund mental health and penology studies, and promote free domestic trade. It favors limited government economic roles, equity stock in industry, and pensions tied to cost of living and productivity. Eric Schmidt helped draft it amid the premier’s push for a human resources authority.
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Canada
Alberta
Reegard
Alberta White Paper Seeks Unity On Right in Political Reform
Alberta Premier E. C. Manning releases a non-partisan white paper outlining Social Credit policies focused on private enterprise and individual dignity. It calls for retraining programs, equal services for Indians and Metis, cost of living linked pensions, preventive welfare, and unity to end fragmentation of conservative influence. It envisions government providing essential services for the unable to pay.
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Edmonton
Alberta
E. C. Manning
Manning
Canada
Alberta Social Credit Party
Lief
Thompson predicts demise of Social Credit party
Thompson, leader for six years, warned the national Social Credit party could die unless provincial branches provide funds. He blamed premiers Bennett of BC and Manning of Alberta for lack of support and said the party relies on provincial leagues as reserves dwindle. He denied plans to join Liberal ranks and said he will stay as Red Deer MP and back Patterson as acting leader.
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Duart Farquharson
Southam
Ottawa
Robert Thompson
National Social Credit Party
Socred
Social Credit
British Columbia
Alberta
Bennett
Manning
B.C
Ben
Thompson
Thailand
China
Asia
Socred National Council
National Council
Regina
Commons
Liberal Party
External Affairs Department
Red Deer
Alex Patterson
Fraser Valley
Creditiste
Social Crediters
Creditistes
Real Caouette
Caouette
Morea
Taiwan
Bud Sherman
Winnipeg
Harold Stafford
L Elgin
Joe Whitehead
Journal of Commerce
Vancouver
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Germany
Little
Jack Muza
FAA
Reinhold-Lehr
Alter
Nate
Mike Osadczuk
FWUA
Phil Duby
Shillelagh
Gerald W. Baldwin
Peace River
Wuld
Marcel Lambert
Edmonton West
Jack Horner
Acadia
Manning-Bennett
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