Cypriot shootings raise tension around Nicosia and Famagusta
Reuters reports two Cypriots wounded as clashes flare near Nicosia and Famagusta. A Greek Cypriot on a bicycle was shot in Trakhonas, near Porkchop Hill, amid threats to fire on Turkish Cypriots across the green line. A Famagusta police incident left a Turkish Cypriot seriously wounded after refusing to stop. A planned Makarios Gyani meeting was postponed.
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Nicosia
Reuters
Famagusta
Kyrenia
Trakhonas
Porkchop Hil
Makarios
India
Prem Gyani
Cyprus
Gyani
Alejandro Flores
Judge Orders Half Penny Damages In Exodus Case
London Reuters The Exodus trial judge ruled novelist Leon Uris and his British publishers must pay one half penny damages to Dr Wladislaw Dering a former Auschwitz prisoner who accused the book paragraph of portraying him as a monster. Dering must cover court costs after mid March while each side bears its own costs up to that date.
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London
Reuters
Leon Uris
Wladislaw Dering
Auschwitz
Dering
Uris
Exodus
Frederick Lawton
Fluoride Seen as Potential Weapon Against Osteoporosis
Dr. Daniel S. Bernstein told a medical seminar in Philadelphia that sodium fluoride shows promise in treating osteoporosis, a bone disease thought to stem from gradual mineral leakage starting in the 30s and 40s. He noted possible enhanced effect when combined with other agents.
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Philadelphia
Daniel S. Bernstein
Hahnemann Medical College
Pension plan outline shared at Alberta Liberal banquet
Pauline Jewett M P Northumberland Ont explained the Canada Pension Plan at a Corona Hotel banquet for Medi cine Hat Liberals and regional groups. She described employee employer and self employed contributions and benefits including portability across provinces and survivor provisions with near term constitutional amendments anticipated.
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Medicine Hat
Pauline Jewett
Northumberland
Ont
Corona Hotel
Vincial
Quebec
Jean Lesage
Canada
Miss Jewett
Jewett
Tariff cut endorsed by 75 nations at Kennedy talks
Delegates from 75 countries endorsed a goal of a 50 percent tariff cut reached by the United States Britain and the Common Market. France objected to making the goal official potentially delaying final reductions expected to take two years. President Johnson's aide Christian Herter expressed disappointment on agricultural progress. Exceptions and non-tariff barriers to be listed by Sept. 19.
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Geneva
Kennedy
United States
Britain
Common Market
France
U.S
Christian A. Herter
Johnson
Wep
Crump optimistic on CPR's outlook for 1964
N R Crump chairman and president of Canadian Pacific Railway says the global and Canadian economy is stable. He forecasts a favorable environment for CPR operations through most of 1964 driven by resources exports investment employment and consumer liquidity. He warns wage-driven inflation could threaten the recovery.
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Montreal
N. R. Crump
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Canada
CPR
Crump
Ontario’s Robarts in shadow of Quebec power rise
The Nation notes John Robarts lags in national prominence behind Quebec leaders Jean Lesage and Rene Levesque, with Robarts’ cautious stance on shared programs juxtaposed against his pension-plan concessions and cooperation with Pearson. It highlights domestic distractions and debates over cooperative federalism.
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Toronto
Alberta
William Aberhart
Ontario
Mitchell Hepburn
John Robarts
Ottawa
Jean Lesage
Rene Levesque
Robarts
B.C
Bennett
Manning
Manitoba
Roblin
Nova Scotia
Stanfield
Newfoundled
Smallw
Rson
Lesage, Levesque Co
Quebec
Pearson
John Diefenbaker
Montreal police crush FLQ network tied to armory thefts
Police say Montreal's anti-terror squad has crushed the FLQ remnants after the arrest of Robert Hudon 23 leading to an arms cache haul in a Rosemount garage. Authorities say most stolen weapons from the Les Fusiliers Mont-Royal Armory case are recovered. Attorney General Rene Hamel declares a final blow to the ALQ amid prior bombings and arrests. Hudon brother of FLQ bomb-maker Gabriel Hudon, was seized without resistance. a prior holdup warrant also exists. The anti-terror squad comprises RCMP Quebec and Montreal officers formed last spring.
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Montreal
J. Adrien Robert
l’Armee de Liberation du Quebec
Robert Hudon
Rosemount
Les Fusiliers Mont - Royal
Rene Hamel
Hudon
Gabriel Hudon
FLQ
RCMP
Quebec
Mont Rolland, Que
Non-confidence votes defeated in Ottawa over water crisis
In Ottawa the Liberals survived two non-confidence motions as the Commons debated high and low water and water pollution. The Gregoire amendment failed 210 to 12. the Dinsdale motion failed 141 to 78. Resources Minister Laing pledged action with the Americans.
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Ottawa
Gilles Gregoire
Lapointe
Walter Dinsdale
Wallace Loses Indiana But Wins A 30 Percent Share
In seven presidential primaries on Tuesday Wallace drew about 30 percent in Indiana amid a day of surprises. Taft Jr won the Ohio Senate nomination while Goldwater gained Indiana votes despite Glenn remaining on the ballot after withdrawing. Glenn ran well in a race from which he had withdrawn.
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Washington
U.S
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Robert Taft Jr
Bud Wilkinson
John Glenn
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Indiana
Wallace
Johnson
Matthew E. Welsh
Goldwater
Harold Stassen
Minnesota
Ohio
Ted Brown
Stephen M. Young
John H. Glenn Jr
Glenn
River Swells Four Feet In 24 Hours In Saskatchewan
Heavy mountain rains have pushed the South Saskatchewan River toward flood levels. George Herman from Medicine Hat, who monitors river depth for the province, says the rise stems from rain aiding spring melt. The river climbed from 8.96 feet to 12.48 feet in 24 hours as 2.04 inches fell over three days. Storm center expected to linger until Thursday noon.
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South Saskatchewan
George Herman
Medicine Hat
Servicemen Absent From Bi Cultural Commission Meeting
In Kingston Ontario a sparse turnout of five uniformed servicemen attended a bi cultural royal commission session at Queen’s University. Army rules barred active participation or speaking on bilingualism, while civilian federal workers were not affected by the regulation.
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Kingston
Ont
Royal Commission
Queen’s University
Army
Ottawa
Defence Department
Adjudicator Singles Out 18-Year-Old Violinist At Rotary Festival
James Gibb praised Robin Pedersen as delivering the night’s most impressive instrumental performance at the Rotary Music Festival second day. Pedersen, a Medicine Hat High School Grade XII student, earned 86 points for Con certo No 7 in A Minor Op 9. Georgia McFall led in vocals with 85 points in mezzo-soprano The Swan.
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James Gibb
Robin Pedersen
R. E. Pedersen
Gibb
Pedersen
Medicine Hat High School
Georgia McFall
Miss McFall
W. Herbert Belyea
Erica Pratt
Beverlee Williamson
Sharon Stein
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Boswell
Claire de Lune
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James Hoffart
Nan Taylor
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Marie Gordon
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