Sevigny Denies Denial Faced In Munsinger Inquiry
In Ottawa Pierre Sevigny testified that he never denied a December 1960 interview touched on a physical relationship with Gerda Munsinger. He said the talk did not cover illicit affairs and noted RCMP reports also described her as a common prostitute.
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Ottawa
Pierre Sevigny
Diefenbaker
Gerda Munsinger
Munsinger
Davie Fulton
Justice
Munich
RCMP
J. L. O’brien
Commission
Sevigny
Fulton
Jack Campbell
Cardin
Campbell
Mr. Sevigny
Wishart Spence
Supreme Court of Canada
Jules Dupre
Ques
Tion
Dupre
Justice Spence
Mrs. Munsinger
Mexico
Chateau Laurier
Weather improves as Alberta reports seeding slows
Warm dry conditions replace frost and rain across Alberta for the week ending May 6 per the Alberta Wheat Pool. Moisture remains good to excellent overall, but east central sub soil moisture is below average. Top soil is below average in Camrose Vermilion and Oyen triangle with some summer fallow fields very dry. Medicine Hat area 46 percent of wheat sown. Lethbridge Vauxhall 23 percent wheat 11 percent oats 18 percent barley. no seeding in northern districts.
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Calgary
Alberta Wheat Pool
Peace River
Camrose
Vermilion
Oyen Triangle
Medicine Hat to Receive Urban Renewal Grant
The federal government will cover half the cost of urban renewal plan preparations in Medicine Hat Alberta. A total grant of 3850 dollars goes to the city government under the Medicine Hat Regional Planning Commission. Plans cover two areas a 56 acre riverfront section and a 97 acre district near 10th Street Southeast Factory Street and Seven Persons coulee.
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Ottawa
Medicine Hat
Alta
Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation
Factory Street
Tractor Avenue
Seven Persons Coulee
City calls for unified transportation plan in rail hearing
Medicine Hat officials urged a new national transportation policy and a permanent advisory council. Allan Gunter said restoration of the Dominion passenger train was not necessary if CPR service remains untimely and flower shipments can be handled with better facilities. He cited CPR delays and antiquated trucking equipment as factors.
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Parliamentary Committee On Transportation
Dominion
Medicine Hat
Allan Gunter
City of
Gunter
Chamber
CPR
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Canada
CNR
Mr. Gunter
Keate
The
Vancouver Sun
CPR Dominion service downgraded to prove a point
The Alberta Federation of Labor and Calgary Labor Council told the Commons transportation committee that CPR downgrading the Dominion transcontinental passenger train was used to mask losses. They urged increased advertising to boost patronage and noted Calgary concerns about reduced service harming tourism in the Rocky Mountains.
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Calgary
Alberta Federation of Labor
Canadian Pacific Railway
Dominion
Federation
The
Commons Transportation Committee
CPR
Calgary Labor Council
Doug Murdoch
Canadian National Railways
Jack Davis
Board of Transport Commissioners
Ald. Davis
MPs investigate CPR contract and service concerns
Hamilton West MP Macaluso says briefs on CPR service are backed by facts. The transport committee retains a cost analyst to study CPR costs and the 1880 contract to ensure essential services are upheld. Jim Byrne notes the committee will press for adherence to the agreement.
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Macaluso
CPR
Commons
Transport Committee
Joe Macaluso
Hamilton West
Department of Transport
Transport
Jim Byrne
Lib
Kootenay East
Tee
MPs Probe CPR Service After Ottawa Ottawa Trip
Canadian Liberal Labour MPs Kenora Rainy River and Hamilton West led a Commons transport committee to assess CPR service. They flew Ottawa to Vancouver, rode chartered cars, encountered a landslide-caused detour, and faced uncertain sleep arrangements en route to Medicine Hat.
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Joe Macaluso
Lib
Hamilton West
Ottawa
Vancouver
CPR
Calgary
Revelstoke
Golden
Rockies
Medicine Hat
Hat
CBC inquiets end for Seven Days as hosts depart
Ottawa reports a CBC inquest into Seven Days ends season with Patrick Watson and Laurier LaPierre out as hosts. Prods backed off strike threats after government mediation led by Stuart Keate. Keate continues hearings to bridge CBC management disputes amid lingering cabinet pressure.
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Don McGillivray Southam
Ottawa
CBC
Patrick Watson
Laurier LaPierre
Watson - LaPierre
Pearson
Vancouver
Stuart Keate
Cerminmons
Keate
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People’s Daily Today
Chou Enlai
United States
Chou
Medicine
Joe
Bud Olson
Martha
Falkenberges
Florist Association
Edmonton
Lethbridge Swift Curent
RAIL
Alberta
Rocky Mountains
John Reid
Kenora- Rainy River
Chamber of Commerce
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