Hutterites Attend Public School in Alberta Break with Tradition
In Athabasca Alberta 11 Hutterite children from three families join a local two room school near Laharville for the first time breaking a long standing practice of segregated education. The parents say it is temporary while authorities observe the integrated program and the sect plans its own school.
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Laharville
Edmonton
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George Hoffer
William Gross
Ice Cream Jolts Hot Car Stalling Toronto Traffic
Police traced a stalled hot car on busy Bloor street to Donald Noble, magistrate's court clerk. A officer urged him to buy an ice cream cone, which he smeared on the fuel pump, cooling it and breaking the vapor lock that caused the jam.
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Toronto
Bloor Street
Donald Noble
Lesage Aloof as Robarts Supports Diefenbaker Rally
Premier Lesage stays 300 miles upstream in Quebec City as Premier Robarts backs Prime Minister Diefenbaker at a Chatham Ontario rally. The timing of Lesage's participation hinges on Quebec legislature's session end before the June 18 vote.
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Liberal and Tory Nuclear Debate Alarms Soviet Book
The Soviet Tass quotes that Canada faced heated nuclear questions in the June 18 election. It says Liberals and Conservatives hide their true positions on deploying nuclear weapons, while Tommy Douglas cites shared ambitions to acquire arms and the Communist party advocates neutrality and peace.
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Wheat Board completes final interim grain payments
Ottawa reports the last of 20,471,501 in cheques to Prairie grain growers was mailed Friday by the Canadian Wheat Board. The payments cover deliveries in the current crop year and serve as seeding funds after drought and high exports. Saskatchewan, Alberta and Manitoba totals are listed. The final payment will come after final calculations.
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B.c.-Yukon
Yvon Levaque
Bonner
Edmonton
Edward Anderson
Calgary
Alberta Supreme Court
Tejamnis Cassidy
Douglas Letendre
Cassidy
Algeria Toll 28 In Incidents Friday
Violent incidents across the territory included mortar fire near the former French delegate general’s summer palace in Algiers. Gendarmes and Secret Army commandos traded fire while a blockade was formed. A total toll reached 28, including 10 Muslim women, with explosions at a trade school and Maison Carree damaging buildings and shops.
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Raoul Salan
West
Telbert Nicholson
Winnipeg
Konrad
Kristian Aune
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Vancouver
Hay River
Yellowknife
N.W.T
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Minister Defends Red Wheat Sale in Altona Speech
Federal Agriculture Minister Alvin Hamilton defended the China wheat sale before about 200 at Altona Collegiate. He urged selling to any buyer who pays, aiding starving people, preferring trade over armaments, and fostering understanding between nations through dialogue.
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Altona
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Alvin Hamilton
Liberal Party
Altona Collegiate
China
Kennedy orders 4000 US troops into Thailand
President Kennedy ordered 4,000 U S troops to Southeast Asia to pressure Laos negotiations and deter further Red moves in the region. The 1,800 Marines arrived to within 50 miles of the Mekong while a 1,000-man infantry group was already in Thailand as diplomacy seeks a coalition government in Laos.
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Laos
Southeast Asia
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Appeal Over Kensington Playground Sale Plans
An appeal to the Provincial Board in Edmonton challenges Medicine Hat City Council's decision to sell part of the Kensington playground triangle for building lots. Two hundred eight Grade XII graduates received scrolls at a modified ceremony in the high school auditorium.
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Kensington
Edmonton
Harry Weiner
Quebec separatists plan broad election boycott
Montreal Quebec two major separatist groups Rassemblement pour lIndependance Nationale and Alliance Laurentienne call for a general federal election boycott June 18 urging French Canadians to abstain. Raymond Barbeau frames voting as a duty and compares it to a mortal sin if he were a clergyman.
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Raymond Barbeau
Alliance Laurentienne
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