Kensington triangle lots council tonight consider designs
The Interim Development Board recommends two corner Kensington triangle lots face Con naught Drive and Robertson Way. City Council will decide at tonight's meeting. Residents opposing the base sale will be represented, possibly by delegation or lawyer David MacLean. An Edmonton planning board appeal already exists. The Medicine Hat Real Estate Board seeks a real estate agent seat at future Interim Development Board meetings. East Crescent Heights lots serviced by Built-Rite Construction will be discussed in committee.
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Hat Boy Injured In Crash In Medicine Hat
An 18 year old Medicine Hat boy is hospitalized with a broken arm and ankle after his motor scooter collided with a car on 3rd Street NW. The driver Kenneth Watch, 32, of 429 2nd Street NW, was involved. damage to the car estimated at $80 and scooter at $100.
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3Rd St. NW
Kenneth Roy Watch
2Nd St. NW
12 Moslems Die In OAS Rampage
Algiers reports twelve Muslims were killed and four wounded in a rampage attributed to the OAS amid fighting in the city. Authorities have not yet released full details of the incident and casualty figures.
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Algiers
European Secret Army strikes amid deadly arson and killings
Report from Algiers area recounts extremist violence with multiple fatally injured victims. European workers protest deaths of three businessmen taken and killed. in total 13 bodies found locally. Two European farmers detained by Muslims. eight Europeans found in an abandoned farm house.
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Algiers
Election campaign pitches clash on CBC TV series
The day’s big political contrast came from T. C. Douglas of the New Democratic Party and Robert Thompson of Social Credit, who outlined opposing government visions in pre recorded CBC Network broadcasts. Diefenbaker rested in Ottawa while Pearson visited Toronto as the June 18 vote nears and parties push contrasts over federal economic policy.
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New Democratic Party
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Social Credit
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Diefenbaker
Ottawa
Pearson
Toronto
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Fodder and Cattle Aid Foreseen for Prairie Moves
Ottawa plans federal help for fodder and cattle movement on the prairies as during the drought. Alvin Hamilton said Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta deputy ministers are being informed of the policy. He noted most prairies are in good shape except a belt from Shaunavon Saskatchewan to Hanna Alberta where cattle move north to graze.
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Alvin Hamilton
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Saskatchewan
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Shaunavon
Hanna
Alta
Hamilton
Thailand to Get Australian Forces
Thailand announced that a contingent of Australian forces will be stationed in the country under SEATO provisions. Officials said consultations were under way with other nations about placing forces in Thailand to deter possible Communist incursions, alongside U S troops already in the nation.
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Plot to assassinate de Gaulle foiled in France
Paris police say a Secret Army conspiracy to kill President de Gaulle was smashed with arrests in Paris Marseille and Algiers. The Delta cell planned to strike during a provincial tour using gas or a rifle, code named chamois. Suspects include Paris agent Blanchy and associate Slobodia.
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Evacuation Approved For Women and Children
The Dutch government authorized evacuation of 700 women and children from West New Guinea along the Vogelkop and Onin peninsulas amid Indonesian paratroop threats. Navy ships and planes will move families to Biak and Manokwari, as fighting reports surface near Teminbuan despite conflicting claims from Antara.
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Unemployment in Canada Drops in Mid-April
Canada’s mid-April jobless total fell by 75,000 to 485,000, a normal seasonal change. Employment rose to 6,007,000 with gains in agriculture and construction, while forestry fell slightly and regional rates varied, notably higher in the Maritimes and Quebec.
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Maritimes
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Rain brings new hope for drought-stricken Alberta farms
Showers and cool, cloudy weather over the Victoria Day weekend revived prospects for wheat and grass in southeastern Alberta and western Saskatchewan. Areas including Medicine Hat Maple Creek and Etzikom reported up to one inch or more, easing feed concerns and aiding germination though farmers urge follow-up moisture. Community reports note cloudbursts and a brief power outage in Etzikom during Saturday storms.
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Saskatchewan
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Hilda
Brooks
Suffield
Piapot
Orion
Don Freed
Alberta Wheat Pool
Freed
Grace Stromsmoe
Calgary
Wet weekend brings scattered showers across Bow Island region
Bow Island reports .46 inches of rain Saturday night with additional showers the same morning. May precipitation at Bow Island reaches 1.25 inches, close to last May's 1.27 inches per Olafur Johnson. Jenner Bindloss line and Irvine area saw moisture, with Skiff near Foremost recording good rain. Edmonton forecast calls for sun and clouds with showers possible later. Grace Poberznick notes moisture aiding drought relief.
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Irvine
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