Greene attacks long term trade arrangements
Energy Minister J. J. Greene urged American oilmen in Montreal that Canada will use its natural resources for its own benefit and seeks access for more finished Canadian products abroad. He warned against long term energy commitments with the United States and supported foreign investment while pushing labor intensive exports to ease unemployment.
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Economic study urges treasury board oversight of policy
Ottawa reports professors Reuber and Bodkin urged the finance department and Bank of Canada to align welfare, development, public service and food subsidy programs with goals of stable prices and employment. They recommended expanding treasury board oversight, reviewing existing programs, and ensuring departmental proposals assess stability impacts to avoid conflicting fiscal and monetary aims.
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Bank of Canada
Nixon wins big as senators block US troop cut plan
President Nixon secured a major victory as the Senate defeated a move to cut funds for half of the 300000 US troops in Europe. The vote left Congress pressuring the administration to ease military burdens and push NATO allies to pay more for defense amid Brezhnev calls for talks on mutual reductions.
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Kosygin May Visit Canada After Moscow Talks
In Moscow a protocol on regular Canada Soviet consultations was signed as Trudeau concludes part of his 12 day visit with a Kremlin tour and news conference. Kosygin accepted an invitation to visit Canada after Trudeau renewed it. No date is set. The pact covers Arctic pollution control northern development science technology and culture with annual consultations and rapid exchanges in crises.
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Sadat pushes for new reform era and Suez withdrawal terms
Cairo. President Anwar Sadat praised Soviet aid to Egypt since the 1967 war and urged the United States to pressure Israel for peace. Addressing the National Assembly, he outlined a reform plan, dismissed coup claims, and reiterated reopening conditions for the Suez Canal with Egyptian troops east of the canal and a complete Israeli withdrawal on a defined timetable.
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Victoria Day Notice on Deadlines for Medicine Hat News
Observance of Victoria Day Monday May 24 leads to no publication. Display ad deadlines moved for May 25 and May 26 editions with Friday 5 p.m. May 21 and Saturday noon May 22 cutoffs. Classified deadline for May 25 advances to 3:00 p.m. Saturday May 22.
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Nixon and Soviet Union agree to arm limits talks
President Nixon announced a major agreement with the Soviet Union to begin negotiations aimed at limiting deployment of anti-ballistic missiles. He called it a breakthrough ending a year of deadlock and said Vienna talks should also address limited offensive strategic weapons.
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Senate vote sinks Boeing supersonic transport project
Washington reports the Senate approved 58 to 37 to bury the American SST program. In Moscow, nine Jews on trial for hi jack plots in Leningrad were convicted and given labor camp terms. In Saigon, a 700 man South Vietnamese commando force started a hunt for a major North Vietnamese unit near the Laotian border.
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Russia launches probe to Mars
A giant Soviet space vessel weighing over five tons headed for Mars in the first Russian Mars mission in seven years. Mars II, described by Tass as an interplanetary station, aims for scientific research with a six month trip, weighing 10 251 pounds, far larger than previous probes.
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Montreal greets conquering heroes
Montreals crowded downtown celebrated the Canadiens Stanley Cup victory with a two mile parade of convertibles. Half a million fans cheered in sunshine as 80 degree heat set a festive mood. Dignitaries, vendors, and residents showered the winners with flowers, streamers, and ticker tape.
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British EEC bid faces hostile public mood in Britain
Heath meets Pompidou in Paris for the make or break EEC summit as UK entry opposition grows. An Evening News survey of 8,000 readers finds 29 to 1 against market entry while comments warn of fears over loss of Commonwealth ties. Welsh farmers and fishermen join anti entry sentiment amid union pressure.
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