Redcliff Names 1963 Teen Queen and Court
Eighteen year old Marrie Goodine is Redcliff's 1963 teen queen chosen at Parkside School. Serena Allenback, sixteen, is named princess. Duncan Fischer awarded outstanding teen.
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Marrie Goodine
Redcliff
Serena Allenback
Crescent Heights School
Miss Allenback
Roy Allenback
Duncan Fischer
Bill Matuska
Duncan
CHHS
George Fischer
Gail Pearson
Foreign aid cut likely as Kennedy budget faces review
Congress appears poised to trim about 1 billion dollars from the United States foreign aid program after a presidential committee found the current level too large. President Kennedy may reduce his request by around 200 million, though officials warn cuts could reach 1 billion. The Clay committee, led by Gen. Lucius Clay, urged burden sharing among allies and recommended adding several new projects.
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Washington
United States
Congress
Kennedy
Lucius Clay
U.S
Canada
Italy
United Kingdom
West Germany
France
William T. Dentzler
Clay Committee
SOS reported near wreckage of missing plane in British Columbia
Two survivors appear possible as rescuers search rugged mountains. A Watson Lake pilot spotted a camp fire and two people near the wreckage, with three aircraft en route and dog-team teams probing the area. The missing single engine Howard aircraft vanished February 4 carrying Ralph Flores and Helen Klaben. Temperature plummeted to 40 below zero with 13 below at takeoff.
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Watson Lake
Y.T
British Columbia
Chuck Hamilton
B.c.yukon Air Services
Here
Howard
Whitehorse
Fort St. John
Hal Komish
B.C. Yukon Air Services
Hamilton
Campaign Trail Debate Sees Minority Government Push
The Canadian press reports weekend campaign talk on minority rule with Quebec NDP leader Gerard Picard saying majority government isn't essential. Diefenbaker urges votes for Liberals against the government while Social Credit cites a skeleton cabinet in Winnipeg.
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Gerard Picard
Quebec
New Democratic Party
Montreal
Manning Declines Comment On Potential Cabinet Post
Premier E. C. Manning of Alberta would not comment on Robert Thompson’s statement that he might be offered a federal cabinet post if Social Credit forms the next government. Thompson said he would call on members from other parties and from provincial administrations if needed.
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Edmonton
E. C. Manning
Alberta
National Social Credit
Robert Thompson
Social Credit
Canada
Thompson
B.C
Group Back From South Tour of California Farms
A delegation of Southern Alberta businessmen returned home this weekend after weeks touring vegetable and fruit farms in Southern California. Representatives from Bow Island Taber Burdett Lethbridge and other district communities participated in the trip.
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Alberta
California
Bow Island
Taber
Burdett
Lethbridge
Real Hockey Opens Season With Leafs Favored
NHL opens its real season as six teams begin a schedule that follows Frank Patrick’s playoff concept. Toronto Maple Leafs enter as the strongest playoff contender, with Detroit showing improvement, Montreal fading, and Chicago slumping late in the season.
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Toronto
National Hockey League
Frank Patrick
NHL
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Boston Bruins
New York Rangers
Toronto Maple Leafs
Leafs
Detroit Red Wings
Montreal Canadiens
Montreal
Chicago Black Hawks
Hat Federal Race Sees Four Parties Field Candidates
Nominations closed at 2 p.m. with Broadfoot Liberal Brunsden Progressive Conservative Head New Democratic Olson Social Credit among the slate. Ballot will show only names with no party labels, voter marks an X beside chosen candidate. Voter roll lists 82 062 across the 11 000 square mile riding, including 14 283 in Medicine Hat city and 18 319 rural residents. The total may rise as revising agents’ reports are finalized. A record number of candidates is anticipated for Canada’s 265 Commons seats.
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Olson
Horace A. Bud
Lang Crescent
Medicine Hat
Broadfoot
Brunsden
Head
New Democratic Party
Social Credit
Medicine Hat City
Canada
Commons
Alberta to fund part of Medicine Hat police station
MLA Harry Leinweber said the Alberta government will cover up to one third of the cost if the new station includes a magistrate's court. Premier Manning and deputy attorney general John Hart were involved in the talks, while the federal station site and nearby 30 acres remain under federal disposal. Negotiations have been ongoing for over two years with National Defence about exchanging the present station for land near the former prisoner of war camp.
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Alberta
Medicine Hat
Harry Leinweber
Edmonton
Manning
John Hart
Police Commission
Department of National Defence
Marcoux Leads Quebec Thompsonites in Quebec Montmorency
Dr. Guy Marcoux heads the Thompsonite Social Creditors in Quebec with a strong Quebec City base and rural areas in Quebec Montmorency. In 1958 the riding yielded 1 109 votes for the Creditiste and a 20 039 vote lead over the Liberal opponent last June. In 1961 he wrote to Real Caouette praising weekly TV broadcasts that attracted professionals and businessmen in Quebec City.
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Tim Creery
Southam News Services
Quebec
Guy Marcoux
Thompsonite Social Creditors
Canada
Dr. Marcoux
Quebec - Montmorency
Greater
Creditiste
Marcoux
Quebec Creditiste
Real Caouette
Quebec City
Caouette
Marcoux's Roots in Reformist Struggle and Social Credit Talks
The text traces Dr. Marcoux's lineage to 1930s disillusionment with Maurice Duplessis and the Taschereau era. It highlights his father Dr. Adolphe Marcoux, who aligned with Liberals in 1935, shifted to union with Duplessis in UN, then distanced from the regime. It notes discussions among former UN members, including Philippe Hamel and Rene Chaloult, about new nationalist reformist vehicles and ongoing Sunday meetings focusing on Social Credit.
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Marcoux
Maurice Duplessis
Tate
Adolphe Marcoux
Taschereau
Paul
Philippe Hamel
Ernest Gregoire
Quebec
Laval University
Rene Chaloult
Alberta Speaker Peter Dawson Dies in Edmonton
Rev. Peter Dawson, Speaker of the Alberta legislature, died suddenly at University Hospital in Edmonton on Sunday. A Scot and 70, he represented Little Bow as a Social Credit member since 1935 and served 26 years as Speaker, the longest tenure in the British Commonwealth.
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Edmonton
Peter Dawson
Alberta
University Hospital
Dawson
Scotland
Little Bow
Social Credit
Printers ratify contract. photoengravers still holding out
News in Brief reports eight New York closed daily newspapers reach a new contract with striking printers while the photoengravers continue to strike delaying resumption of publication. In other items, Japan urges halibut restraint in Bering Sea, Neil Carmichael cleared by Ontario Social Credit League, a Cuban diplomat ordered to leave Chile, and South Vietnamese forces capture a major guerrilla weapons facility near the Cambodian border.
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NEW York
Toronto (Cp
Neil Carmichael
Social Credit
Toronto St. Paul’s
Ontario Social Credit League
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Miss Goodine
Parkside
Crescent Heights
Faculty of Education
University of Alberta
The
Bulletin
Ralph Flores
San Bruno
Calif
Helen Klaben
Brooklyn, N.Y
Pincher Creek
Alta
Diefenbaker
NDP
Liberals
Ottawa
Winnipeg
Little Cloud
Jim Coleman
David R. Redcliff
Bofrene
John
First
Brunsden, E. W. Brooks
Agriculturist
Thompsonites
Gregoire
Gilles Gregoire
Crediste
Lapointe
Bridge City Page Comics District
Tokyo
East Bering Sea
Santiago
Chile
Alfredo Garcia Almeyda
Tay Ninh
South Viet Nam
Reuters
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