Pearson Stresses Interdependence At NATO Meeting
Prime Minister Pearson urged NATO ministers that self reliance by national power alone is absurd. He called for a united Atlantic community with Europe playing an equal role alongside North America in directing the alliance and warned against separate European policy paths. He warned nuclear age dangers require cooperative political solutions and stressed NATO's role in security and freedom.
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Ottawa
Pearson
NATO
Europe
North America
Atlantic Alliance
Commons
Lord Home of
Britain
North Atlantic Council
European Free Trade Association
Alberta Vegetable Council Constitution Debated in Lethbridge
A draft constitution for the Alberta Vegetable Council tops today's agenda in Lethbridge. About 30 attendees include Alberta Agriculture Minister Harry Strom, L G Jorgenson, and Dr Glen Purnell as representatives from various southern Alberta vegetable sectors. The constitution was prepared by the Lethbridge chamber of commerce agriculture committee led by C W Mowers.
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Alberta Vegetable Council
Lethbridge
Alberta
Alberta Agriculture
Harry Strom
L. G. Jorgenson
Brooks Horticulture Station
Glen Purnell
Alberta Farm Economics Branch
Lethbridge Chamber of Commerce Agriculture Committee
C. W. Mowers
Father Believed Responsible in Edmonton Family Tragedy
Police say Gunther Wilke shot his wife Ursula and children Hardy and Marion before killing himself in their two story home. A .22 caliber automatic rifle was found near the bodies and investigators seek a motive.
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Edmonton
Gunther Wilke
Plasterer
Ursula
Hardy
Marion
Wilke
Eric Weidman
Broad Way ticker tape parade honors Gordon Cooper
Mil lions of New Yorkers cheered astronaut Gordon Cooper to day in the tumultuous Broad way ticker tape parade the citys salute to heroes. Calgary CP The voting result of Tuesdays wheat referendum in the United States has surprised Canadian producers a spokesman for the Alberta Wheat Pool said today. Geneva AP The United States and the European Common Market nailed down today the guiding principles for what they hope will be the biggest round of tariff cuts in history.
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New York
Gordon Cooper
Calgary
United States
Alberta Wheat Pool
Geneva
Six Feared Lost After Bridge Collapse Near Murdochville
Six or more workers from Gaspe Copper Mines are feared missing after part of a bridge over the York River collapsed 30 miles east of Murdochville Quebec. Cpl Hector O'Neill of the Quebec Provincial Police said the six were employees and the death toll could rise as rescuers search the scene.
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Murdochville
Que
Gaspe Peninsula
York River
Cpl
Hector O’neill
Quebec
Gaspe
NATO denies push for West German nuclear arms
NATO Secretary-General Dirk Stikker rejected Soviet charges that a proposed inter allied nuclear force aims to place nuclear arms with West German soldiers. He said the plan would not pacify Germany and that each country would contribute as it wishes. He noted no talk of blocking German actions and recalled Germany’s issued pact with the Western alliance eight years ago. He also mentioned exploring a non aggression pact between NATO and the Warsaw pact.
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Ottawa
NATO
Dirk Stikker
Soviet
Russia
Harkness Backs Grits In Tight Confidence Vote
Ottawa report says the Liberal minority survived a nuclear policy confidence vote 124 to 113. Four Social Credit and two Conservatives supported the government, including Douglas Harkness. NDP led by T C Douglas argued the plan risked war, and John Diefenbaker announced his party would back the motion with a corrective amendment not allowed.
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Don McGillivray
Southam News Services
Ottawa
Douglas Harkness
Pearson
New Democratic
T. C. Douglas
John Diefenbaker
Diefenbaker
NDP
Commons
Quebec
Social Credit
New Democrats
Harkness
Western Social Crediters
Robert Thompson
H. A. Olson
Medicine Hat
M.P
Jack McIntosh
Swift Current
Maple Creek
International manhunt for $300,000 Loomis theft driver
Vancouver police and RCMP are seeking Douglas Brown of Surrey in connection with a Saturday night theft from Loomis Armored Car Service. About $300,000 in small bills and $220,000 in non negotiable cheques were recovered. Brown is charged with theft over $50. Brown’s partner had left after unload, leaving Brown with the unlocked vault. The car containing money was found in a Richmond hotel lot near the airport.
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Vancouver
Douglas Brown
Surrey
Brown
Loomis Armored Car Service
Bill Porteous
RCMP
Loomis
Safeway
Vancouver International
Richmond
Eric Stafford
Redcliff Church Opens with Bishop Carroll Lead Ceremony
Most Reverend Francis P. Carroll officiated at the blessing and dedication of St. Marys Church in Redcliff on 6th Street beside the old building that served parishioners for 42 years. Msgr. E. J. McCoy was praised for service, with praise also for architects and builders.
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Francis P. Carroll
Diocese of
Calgary
St. Mary’s Church
Redcliff
6Th Street
E. J. McCoy
Cele
Msgr. McCoy
J. Hagel
John Petravicius
Helen Gibson
Medicine Hat
Alf Dutton
Quebec Premier Unveils Targeted Plan Against Bomb Terror
Premier Jean Le Sage said police now have a specific action plan after a 90 minute meeting of police, army and civilian leaders in Quebec to track down terrorists behind the Montreal area bombings over the past 11 weeks. A total of 60 000 in rewards has not yet yielded results.
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Quebec
Jean LeSage
Lesage
Montreal
CBC
Farmers Vote Against Stricter Wheat Controls
U S wheat growers vote decisively against tighter government controls for the 1964 crop year ending controls on acreage and marketing. The defeat leaves no restraints on production unless Congress enacts a new program, risking lower prices as U S supplies compete with Canadian wheat on world markets.
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Washington
U.S
Canada
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Orville L. Freeman
Harradence to Attend Medicine Hat Nomination
Milt Harradence, Alberta Progressive Conservative leader, will fly into Medicine Hat on Thursday for the local Tory association nomination convention. The 8 p.m. event in the Balfour Armstrong Room at the public library will decide the party’s candidate for the Medicine Hat Redcliff riding in the June 17 provincial election.
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Milt Harradence
Alberta
Progressive Conservative
Medicine Hat
Tory Association
Balfour Armstrong
Redcliff
Ald
Helen Beny Gibson
Lib
Harry Leinweber
Social Credit
Milt Reinhardt
NDP
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Olson
Sparks International
Redcliff Church
Paul O’byrne
Banff
Bishop Carroll
New Redcliff Church
Monsignor McCoy
Ist Organization
le Front de Liberation Quebecois
Bridge City
Jim Coleman
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