CBC film crew faces teen age obscenity claim in Toronto
The Telegram reports a 17 year old girl claims she was photographed in bed with two youths by a CBC crew filming for This Hour Has Seven Days and Document. CBC says no comment. A July film session aimed to boost a teen marijuana party allegedly showed two teens with a partially clothed girl. 200 feet deemed obscene were clipped. Some CBC staff urged hospital care for the girl.
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Canadian Broadcasting Corp
Munsinger Ties With Montreal Racketeers Probed
Ottawa RCMP notes say Gerda Munsinger associated with people linked to Montreal underworlds before 1961 and once paid protection money. Quebec justice minister Claude Wagner cited a file on alleged ties as the royal commission examines her connections with cabinet members and possible blackmail risk.
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Rhodesian talks open in London
A small Rhodesian official group will begin informal talks in London on the colony's future. If progress appears possible the talks may move to Salisbury or neutral ground with a later constitutional rewrite and independence tied to Negro advancement guarantees. British officials declined comment.
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Duncan Watson
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Talks Move Toward Settlement in Rhodesia Crisis
Last week produced a surprising agreement to begin talks aimed at finding a basis for negotiations after Rhodesia declared independence last November 11. Officials call these talks a first step toward possible settlement through dialogue.
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Charolais cattle released from quarantine to owners
113 French Charolais cattle arrived at Grosse Isle quarantine station in Quebec. One died and four failed tests. 109 animals pass to breeders in six provinces with a 90 day on-site quarantine and federal veterinary inspection before delivery to Quebec City display.
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Pearson mediates to avert CBC producers strike
Prime Minister Pearson acts as labor management mediator and halts a CBC producers strike by arranging an independent review of the Seven Days dispute led by Stuart Keate of the Vancouver Sun. CBC and Producers suspend actions as Keate begins meetings with both sides.
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Victoria Daily Times
Death of Prince Friedrich of Prussia Shocks Germany
Mystery surrounds the death of Prince Friedrich of Prussia 54, last Kaiser’s grandson. His body was recovered from the Rhine near Bingen after his disappearance April 19. Authorities consider an autopsy. no definitive cause yet. His British wife Lady Guinness faces a divorce action in Frankfurt.
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May Day protests target U S as Viet Nam war draws critique
May Day rallies worldwide criticized U S policy in Viet Nam and called for peace. The Johnson administration faced charges of waging a bandit war while leaders in Moscow and Peking denounced U S actions. 7,000 South Vietnamese demonstrated in Saigon. Chou En-lai warned of harsher defeats if war expanded. U Thant and de Gaulle discussed settlement prospects. North Vietnam urged vigilance against underestimating the enemy.
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Fire causes quirky chain in Cambridge apartment
In Cambridge England a fire started by an electrical switch spread to a gas pipe. Flames melted a water pipe which then supplied enough water to extinguish the blaze. The incident occurred Friday in the apartment of Mrs Constance Tongue.
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Lemay in Cuba Rumor Targets Montreal Bank Burglary Suspect
Montreal police weigh Cuban connection to Georges Lemay, wanted for a spectacular bank burglary in Montreal. A police spokesman said reports of his presence in Cuba are being studied, though officials doubt he is there, noting Lemay escaped from Dade County jail last Sept. 21 and has not been seen since after televised identification.
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Quebec Leaders Hit Hustings as Campaign Opens
Premier Le sage and Opposition Leader Daniel Johnson rallied supporters across Sherbrooke and Montreal as the June provincial election campaign began. Le sage touted a new labor department while Johnson urged continued Confederation with a push for Quebec sovereignty.
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