Trudeau Defends Constitutional Dispute in Mount Royal Nomination
Prime Minister Trudeau rebutted Conservative critiques of involving the constitutional dispute in the election campaign. He argued the Liberal stance defends federal authority and noted a moratorium on discussing Quebec's attendance at a sovereign states education conference. He addressed Marcel Faribault’s remarks and highlighted French Canadians’ pride in Canada across regions.
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Montreal
Trudeau
Quebec
Ottawa
Liberal Party
Stanfield
Mount Royal
Marcel Faribault
Daniel Johnson
Faribault
Canada
Winnipeg
Johnson
Mr. Stanfield
Yukon
Northwest Territories
Alberta Forest Fires Rage Across Lac La Biche Region
Forestry officials monitor a 30,000 acre blaze in Lac La Biche as Alberta reports 306 fires statewide. Air support totals 100 aircraft and 3,000+ workers battle blazes with budgets rising from 300000 to 1000000 dollars amid burn bans and dry winds.
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Edmonton
Lac la Biche
Here
Alberta
Department of Lands and Forests
Stanley Hughes
Forest Protection Branch
Mr. Hughes
Two More Planes Lose Over North Vietnam
The US command reports two U S planes missing after missions over North Vietnam's southern panhandle. Officials note rising flight totals and higher losses since Johnson limited strikes to the southern region.
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North Vietnam
Panhandle
U.S
Johnson
H. Rap Brown Convicted. Five Years and Fine Imposed
H. Rap Brown, head of the Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee, was convicted Wednesday night of violating the National Firearms Act. He received the maximum sentence of five years in prison and a $2,000 fine.
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New Orleans
H. Rap Brown
Stanfield proposes minimum price for Canada wheat
Conservative Leader Stanfield unveils a three year minimum price plan tied to production costs. The initial year sets a 1.95 dollar per bushel floor aligned with the international agreement, with future steps to stabilize prices and renew storage and contract policies for wheat.
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Regina
Stanfield
Treasury
Trudeau Stanfield Agree On National TV Debate June 9
Prime Minister Trudeau and Conservative Leader Stanfield accept CBC-CTV proposal for a two hour national debate June 9 from Parliament, with NDP Douglas and Creditiste Caouette joining partial time. Broader bilingual format with three media panelists and simultaneous translation.
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Ottawa
Trudeau
Stanfield
CBC
CTV
NDP
Douglas
Caouette
Clifford Scotton
Cbc-Ctv
Representa
Tive
Social Credit
CBC Radio
Canada
CBC International
CBC French
CBC English
John Nichol
Liberal
Julian Porter
Edwin Goodman
Paris police may question orders to deal with strikers
Paris police said they might question some orders if they are again called to handle strikers as student riots flare in the Latin Quarter. unions warn against systematic use of police, while authorities and labor groups push toward negotiation amid sporadic clashes and scattered pay settlements nationwide.
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Paris
Latin Quarter
Policemen’s Union
Limoges
France
Lille
Toulouse
Tarbes
Hanoi Concession Seen From U S Representative
U S Ambassador Harriman predicted the Vietnam peace talks will break the deadlock and that North Vietnam will concede. He said the talks are frozen and observers noted a threat to end talks if the U S does not shift stance. Thuy urged the U S to curb public statements to aid dialogue.
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U.S
W. Averell Harriman
Vietnam
United States
Hanoi
Harriman
Thuy
Xuan Thuy
Douglas charges inaction of government raised costs
NDP Leader T. C. Douglas, speaking in Kapuskasing after a Timmins start, blamed government inaction and profiteering monopolies for higher living costs. He cited tobacco, milling, meat packing, auto and steel industries and pledged a prices review board, scrutinized advertising, and targeted cost-cutting legislation if elected June 25. The Kapuskasing rally drew a packed 350-seat crowd as he highlighted cost of living concerns.
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NDP
Kapuskasing
Timmins
Lakehead
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