Pearson Kennedy talks ease strains in Hyannis Port summit
Prime Minister Pearson and President Kennedy met at Kennedy’s Hyannis Port home for two days of talks in high spirits. They highlighted strengthening Canada United States relations while addressing issues from nuclear warheads to the Columbia River treaty and Canadian capital flows.
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Canada
Hyannisport, Mass
Pearson
Kennedy
White Clapboard House
Mannernnn
United States
RCAF
Otis Air Force Base
Columbia
Explosion rocks Montreal Armory in central district
A blast at the Black Watch armory in central Montreal shook the area early today hearing four miles away. Police found no immediate connection to the Front de Liberation Quebecois or other group.
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Montreal
Black Watch
Front de Liberation Quebecois
Veiner Backs Strom In Cypress Campaign Boost
Alberta Agriculture Minister Harry Strom gains unexpected support in Cypress as Mayor Harry Veiner, former Liberal candidate, urges voters to re elect Strom by acclamation. Veiner calls for Liberals Tories and NDP to stand aside for a “good man” in a stadium of political cross currents.
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Alberta
Harry Strom
Social Credit
Cypress
Harry Veiner
Socred
Liberals
Tories
NDP
Hat Tuesday board to meet in Medicine Hat
Alberta's Industrial Development Board will meet at the Park Lane Hotel in Medicine Hat on Tuesday. The civic finance committee proposes hosting 30 members and guests at a banquet. The board meets twice yearly to discuss provincial industrial progress.
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Alberta
Industrial Development Board
Park Lane
Medicine Hat
Civic Finance Committee
U.S
Edmonton
Allan Gunter
Hat
Irvine Station Closure Hearing Planned by Board of Transport
CPR proposes closing Irvine railway station citing economics while residents oppose the move as a service cut. Hearing set for 2 p m May 15 at the Irvine town hall with notices to local postmasters and a petition already circulating.
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Irvine
CPR
Board of Transport Commissioners
L. C. MceLaughlin
C. F. Gilles
Ottawa
Elkwater
Thelma
Robinson
Fox
Death Penalty Demanded in Wynne Penkovsky Spy Trial
Reuters reports in Moscow that prosecutor Lt Gen Artem Gorny urged the death penalty for Oleg Penkovsky and a 10 year term for Greville Wynne, asserting Wynne was an active participant and the main link between Penkovsky and British American intelligence.
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Moscow
Reuters
Greville Wynne
Oleg Penkovsky
Artem Gorny
Wynne
Soviet Union
Penkovysky
Weatherhead Transfers to Lead Ottawa Office
George Weatherhead manager of James Richardson and Sons Medicine Hat branch leaves to join the Ottawa office as first manager and senior appointments begin Aug 1. Weatherhead, 51, has 20 years banking in England and served as a major in the 17th Indian Division in World War II. He became Canadian citizen in 1955 and will move with his wife and four children.
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George Weatherhead
James Richardson and Sons
Medicine Hat
Ottawa
Canada
Weatherhead
Mr. Weatherhead
England
India
Burma
Richardsons
Vancouver
Swastika Found Painted on 700 Block Sidewalk
A green swastika was found on a sidewalk in the 700 block of 7th Street SE this morning. Police said the suspect appears to be young.
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7Th St. SE
Murder suicide suspected in Sask. double slaying
Calgary CP reports a son visiting his mother’s home Thursday found two bodies with razor wounds. Victims are Agnes Henrietta Evans, 63, formerly of Radville Saskatchewan, and Joseph Bowie, 67, a retired oilfield worker. Evans is named as the murder victim. Both deaths are treated as murder and death by own action.
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Calgary
Agnes Henrietta Evans
Radville
Sask
Joseph Bowie
Alberta party leaders react to June elections in 197? race
Liberal leader Dave Hunter warned the fate of Alberta democracy rests on the June 17 election. NDP leader Neil Reimer said Ottawa when Manning set the date outlined plans for candidates in nearly all 63 constituencies. PC leader A M Harradence called his group strong and undecided on fielding all seats.
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Edmonton
Dave Hunter
Alberta
Hunter
Ottawa
Manning
Liberal
Neil Reimer
New Democratic Party
Reimer
NDP
Calgary
A. M. Harradence
Progressive Conservative Party
Harradence
E. C. Manning
Strom says review ordered for Redcliff irrigation project
Alberta Agriculture Minister Harry Strom agreed to take another look at the Redcliff Redcliff Ronalane irrigation plan after a meeting with Western Canada Reclamation Association directors in Redcliff. The officials urged reconsideration as part of a broader survey of Saskatchewan basin resources and a Sounding Creek Dam proposal.
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Alberta Agriculture
Harry Strom
Alberta
Western Canada Reclamation Association
Redcliff
Saskatchewan
Sounding Creek
PFRA
Broadfoot
Youngstown
Southland Backing Talks Surface Amid Financing Rumors
John Betts of Southland Growers Industries said a formal statement on development plans is being prepared by the company's lawyers and financiers. Betts spoke from Calgary after NEWS queries. Medicine Hat rumors claimed an $8,304,000 fresh vegetable processing plant to be built there, but the provincial government later disassociated from endorsement and noted financing was not secured.
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Montreal
Gordon
Place Ville Marie
CNR
Donald Gordon
Westmount
Quebec City
John Betts
Southland Growers Industries Ltd
Sapere
Betts
Calgary
Medicine Hat
Southland
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Harry Leinweber
Social Credit and Aid
Helen Beny Gibson
Weiner
Public Works Department
Alex Ott
Harmony Club
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12Th St
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Sally
Patrick
Richard
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Alexandra Junior High School
University of Alberta
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