Soviet Foreign Minister rejects Viet Nam peace conference
Andrei Gromyko in London rejects any current international conference on Viet Nam crisis. He says decision lies with United States and North Vietnam and calls U S forces invaders. He criticizes Britain's impartiality as Geneva conference cochair and notes Soviet objections to an Atlantic nuclear force.
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Troops Assigned to Protect Selma Montgomery March
President Johnson said he would call out the Alabama National Guard to shield the Selma to Montgomery civil rights march if Governor Wallace cannot or will not provide security. The march, set by Dr. King, is backed by a federal court ruling and aims to mobilize Negro voter turnout over a five day, 50 mile route.
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Selma
George Wallace
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National Guard
John F. Kennedy
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Alabama
Gignac family disappearance not a kidnapping police say
Quebec police stated Rob ert Gignac wife and three children left their Montreal home and sought shelter in St Vincent de Paul, denying abduction claims. The family was found safe after neighbors reported their vanishing. Gignac faces perjury and capital murder charges linked to Rivard case and a nightclub shooting.
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Quebec
Robert Gignac
QPP
J. H. Patenaude
Northend
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Insp
Patenaude
Gignacs
Gignac
Mer
Lucien Rivard
Dorian
Dorion
Rivard
Bordeaux
United States
Aime
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MPs face question of testifying without Commons permission
The Commons divided on whether MPs and cabinet ministers including Prime Minister Pearson need explicit Commons approval to testify before the Dorian judicial inquiry. Erik Nielsen says he has been asked to testify next Tuesday and will comply, but urges a formal motion. Government leaders argue no special permission is required.
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Commons
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Andre Desjardins
House
Tremblay
Guy Rouleau
Montreal Dollard
Privy Council
Voskhod II lands after 24 hour orbit with cosmonaut outside
Soviet Voskhod II returns near Perm west of the Urals after a 24 hour flight completing 17 orbits. Alexei Leonov floated 10 minutes outside the capsule proving crewed spacewalk feasibility. Col. Pavel Belyayev steered the manual landing and both cosmonauts are reported well.
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Ural Mountains
Pavel Belyayev
Alexei Leonov
Moon
Leonov
Bochum
Perm
Tass
Belyayev
Belyayvev
Planes Hammer Targets in North Viet Nam
More than 110 U S navy and air force planes bombed two points in North Viet Nam about 160 miles north of the 17th parallel. Reported up to 100 percent of the targets destroyed. All planes believed to return safely. Targets described as supply and infiltration areas for Viet Cong forces in South Viet Nam.
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Viet Nam
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Pearson backs plan to speed up Canadian legislation
Prime Minister Pearson endorsed reforms to speed Commons business and limit debate on bills. He rejected a watchdog for cabinet powers as premature. The report urges two week adjournments, spending estimates in committees, and smaller standing committees with research staffs.
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Pearson
Commons
Special Procedure and Organization Committee
Alan Macnaughton
The
Agriculture Committee
Canada
United States Congress
Opposition points to ombudsman in Alberta assembly
Premier Manning mocks Liberal motion for an ombudsman as premature while promising cross party study next year. Dickie notes federal bill by Robert Thompson could trigger non confidence. The session shifts to budget work as Aalborg taunts Calgary for taxes and car ownership amid debate on pheasant areas and a new minister.
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Rational Social Credit
Robert Thompson
Thompson
Gainer
A. O. Aalborg
Aalborg
Calgary
A. O. Fimrite
SC — Spirit River
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SC Lethbridge
Bill Patterson
Lac Ste. Anne
Landeryou
Manning
John
Alberta farmer sued over topsoil drift in novel case
A civil action filed in Alberta Supreme Court accuses Harry Kiffiak of the Legend district of causing topsoil drift that damaged 126 acres of Antony Brittner’s farm. The case, heard by Justice H W Riley, marks perhaps the first of its kind in the province.
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Legend District
Here
Alberta Supreme Court
Harry Kiffiak
Antony Brittner
Brittner
Kiffiak
H. W. Riley
Justice Riley
Kif‘fiak
Kiffink
Furnace blast damages elderly couple’s home
An early morning furnace explosion damaged a one story home at the corner of 8th Ave and 9th St SE. William Krausz, 78, reports slight singeing and says he was alone as his wife is in hospital. Damages and occupancy status remain undetermined.
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