Voter indecision shapes Canada's 1962 election outlook
A PULSE OF CANADA survey shows 27 percent undecided with 39 percent in the West. Lib erals lead among decided voters while PCs, NDP, and Social Credit trail. The study notes shifting loyalties from 1958 and low political participation.
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Hazen Argue
Ccf-Ndp
West
CCF
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People’s Party
Ers
New Progressives
Liberals
THE
Cross West
Ontario
Quebec
Maritimes Canada
New Democratic
Hilda Schuler Road Crash Kills Two in City
Two CPR workers died and a third was hurt in a head on collision on the Hilda Schuler highway thirty miles north of Medicine Hat. Dense fog limited visibility as a car and a truck collided, the car nearly split in two and rescuers removed the bodies. The inquest into the deaths was announced by Medicine Hat Coroner Dr. E G F Skinner.
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Hilda Schuler
Sylvester Ralph Schafer
Schuler
Harry Jungk
Elm St
Lennard Bieber
St. N.W
Medicine Hat General Hospital
Joseph Andreas
Horsham
Sask
RCMP
CPR
Empress
Alta
Junyk
Diane
Medham
Toronto
USA
Schafer
City
E. G. F. Skinner
Medicine Hat high drama earns mixed review at Alberta festival
Red Deer adjudicator David Gardner criticized Medicine Hat High School Drama Club for weak ensemble work and limited vocal shading in Teach Me How to Cry. He praised lead Marie Goodine's final scene but called the play maudlin and the author Patricia Joudry overly neurotic with similar characters.
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Jean M. Holt
Red Deer
David Gardner
Medicine Hat High School Drama Club
Alberta
Marrie Goodine
Melinda
Mr. Gardner
Patricia Joudry
Global tensions and Algerian ceasefire lead news rounds
The Geneva 17 nation talks pit Rusk against Gromyko over nuclear tests while Kennedy signals resumed atmospheric tests. France battles Moslem rebels in Algeria as European loyalists push to suppress insurrection. Peron gains footing in Argentina amid military pressure and space diplomacy lags. Sweden shocks Canada in hockey.
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Dean Rusk
Andrei Gromyko
Russia
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V. K. Krishna Menon
Sweden
France
Algeria
Argentina
Juan Peron
Spain
Peron
Arturo Frondizi
Khrushchev
Canada
Galt Terriers
Australia
Hat Fern Adams wins fourteenth annual Ladies' Bonspiel
Medicine Hat dominated the event with Fern Adams capping the Grand Aggre gate trophy and the Cantalini Grand Challenge in the Fourteenth Annual Ladies Bonspiel.
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Fern Adams
Medicine Hat
Western Canada
Rolloff
Earl Smith
South Railway St
Public School Board
Alberta
Troops Ring Bab-el-Oued Amid Mounting Fight in Algiers
Sporadic firing broke out as French troops searched Bab-el-Oued for weapons amid clashes with the Secret Army Organization. Casualties rose with two civilians dead and four wounded, while Friday saw 12 army deaths and 74 wounded. Civilian toll reached 20 dead and about 80 wounded as helicopters dropped flares.
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