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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Mar 20, 1967

Page

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Dehumanized medical care sparks national conference plea

Harvard professor Dr Leona Baumgartner told Canada's first national conference on maternal and child health that medicine risks becoming dehumanized as knowledge grows. She urged doctors and nurses to remain compassionate while embracing science and urged improved referral systems and access, especially in rural areas, under a three day federal health conference opened by Allan J MacEachen.

Canada Harvard Uni Leona Baumgartner Baumgartner Harvard Dr. Baumgartner Federal Health and Welfare Allan J. MacEachen MacEachen

Johnson Meets Viet Leaders at Guam Conference

President Johnson held talks with South Vietnamese leaders on Guam and pressed development of a constitutional Saigon government while Premier Ky urged a major escalation of the war. Ky rejected inviting the Viet Cong to a coalition government and questioned Hanoi’s bombing limits and Viet Cong sanctuaries in Cambodia.

LBJ Guam Johnson South Vietnam Nguyen Cap National Liberation Front Viet Cong Saigon U.S Hanoi Cambodia Richard Helms Central Intelligence Agency Henry Cabot Lodge Ellsworth Bunker Lodge

Seaman Arrested After Cape Spry Theft Intercept

RCMP arrested a lone seaman after the stolen fishing trawler Cape Spry was intercepted by the Canadian Coast Guard cutter Thomas Carleton in international waters about 200 miles southeast of Halifax. The Cape Spry, 102 feet, left Lockeport on Friday with six crew aboard but slipped away, later pursued by coast guard vessels until RCMP takeover. Bruce Moore, 23, of Prince Rupert, is the unaccounted crew member who sailed the vessel. condition of other crew unknown.

Halifax RCMP Cape Spry Ere Thomas Carelton Lockeport N.S Coast Guard Thomas Carleton Yarmouth Rally National Sea Products Ltd Bruce Moore Prince Rupert B.C Moore Cap Tain Kenneth Wamback England Wamback

Chamber urges standby powers for tax cuts in budget

The Canadian Chamber of Commerce urged Finance Minister Sharp to hold standby powers to enact retroactive tax cuts at a moment’s notice. It urged a flexible approach for the next annual budget while cautioning against premature stimulative policy and inflationary risks.

Ottawa Canadian Chamber of Commerce Sharp Benson Treasury Board Chamber

Viet Cong assault ends in high casualties near Saigon

Two Viet Cong battalions attacked a smaller American unit 31 miles north of Saigon. Three Americans were killed and 31 wounded as U.S. planes and reinforcements pushed back the assault. Enemies left about 223 dead on the battlefield with reports of higher losses.

Bau Bang Saigon U.S

Torrey Canyon Oil Spill Threat Looms Over British Coasts

Offshore tanker Torrey Canyon remains stuck on a reef near Land's End as salvage teams renew efforts amid fears of a massive oil spill. Detergent spray ships and naval operations defend Cornwall and the Scilly Isles, Ireland, and France from thousands of tons of crude. The Liberian owned vessel carries 120000 tons of oil and 123000 ton tonnage.

Land’s End England France Cornwall Scilly Isles Ireland Wilson Torrey Canyon Scotland Navy

Adventurers resurface after 143 days at sea amid sharks

Three men surviving a 4,000 mile Pacific crossing reach land 300 miles from the Galapagos after a raft voyage aimed to prove ancient Ecuadorian seafarers reached Polynesia. They say 20 sharks circled, a cabin fire attracted rescue by the West German freighter Ernst Mittman.

Panama City Reuters Montreal Pacific Ocean Ernst Mittman Galapazgos Islands Manuel Camino Polynesia Ecuador Vital Alzar Ramirez Santander Spain Robert Holden Vancouver Galapagos Islands Guayaquil Alzar Ramirez

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