Redcliff Celebrates 50 Years As Medicine Hat Neighbours Toast Town
Alberta marks Redcliff's 50th anniversary as Medicine Hat joins in the three day festivities. The town grew rapidly after 1913 with gas wells and new manufacturing plants, rising from about 700 people in 1912 to 8 300 by 1913, and today a population around 2 200.
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Neil Naismith
Alberta
Redcliff
Medicine Hat
CPR
Calgary
Dominion
Canada
An Invest
Jime
Itty Stout
Medicine Hatters
Reforming Glue Sniffer Shares Harsh Road To Recovery
A Tucson juvenile case centers on 44 youths labeled glue sniffers, with authorities uncertain of securing charges. A匿名 recovered narrator recalls starting by licking stamps and using glue, describing addiction, a probation officer intervention, and treatment that led to sobriety and professional pride in his progress.
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Tucson
Arizona
Rockies
West Coast
Mock War Scheduled Sunday Sky Shield III Test Grounds Civil Flights
About 2000 military aircraft will perform a large scale air defense drill called Sky Shield III on Sunday from 3 pm EDT. Attacking B 52s and B 47s simulate a strike against U S and Canadian targets while civilian planes are grounded. The exercise involves interceptor forces and anti air missile sites and mirrors real events without firing weapons.
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Washington
North America
U.S
Air Transport Association
Kennedy Warns Cubans U.S. Will Fire Back
The report notes escalating tensions with Cuba and a warning from Kennedy that the United States will respond. It also covers Labour Day travel forecasts in Canada with predicted traffic deaths and safety appeals. Major events include football games in Regina and Calgary, biker championships in Edmonton, Diefenbaker opening the Trans-Canada Highway, and crowds at the Pacific National Exhibition in Vancouver.
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Western Canada
Edmonton
Diefenbaker
Revelstoke
B.C
Pacific
Vancouver
Seattle
U S Warns Cuba After Plane Firefight Off Cuban Coast
The White House said a U S S 2 F plane on a training mission was fired on by two Cuban vessels about 15 miles off Cardenas Cuba near Havana. President Kennedy pledged retaliation if ships or planes are molested as tensions rise in Caribbean waters.
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Florida
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U.S
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Russia
New York
Brazil
James Orr
Alberta
Toronto
Middle East
United Arab Republic
Arab League
Lebanon
Russians Reported Virgin Venus Shot Failure
An informed source says Russia attempted a Venus space shot last Saturday from Cape Canaveral two days before the U S Mariner II launch. Three fragments of the spacecraft are said to still orbit Earth with NASA confirming the report after initial hesitation.
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Washington
Russia
Earth
U.S. Space Agency
Celvasian
United States
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Venus
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Motorcade Ends Journey Across Canada to Pacific
A 5,000 mile Trans Canada Highway publicity motorcade ended in Victoria as the cars dipped their wheels in the Pacific Ocean marking completion of the route.
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Victoria
Canada
Pacific Ocean
Algeria on brink of civil war as troops mass near Algiers
Algeria teeters toward civil war as 30 000 regular army troops gather southwest of Algiers for a possible assault on mutinous guerrilla forces holding the capital. Rebel Wilayas 3 and 4 urge civilians to form barriers while public protests call for an end to the chaos.
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Algeria
Wilayas
Ahmed Ben Bella
France
Tiaret
Ahmed Sadoun
National Liberation
Regular
Wilaya 4
Bus Rides Too Long In Grahurn District
The News sent Jean Holt and photographer Frank Webber to investigate rumors that Grahurn district residents south of Walsh were unhappy with school transport arrangements as opening day nears. The report and photos run on page 11.
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Redcliff
Golden Jubilee Committee
Frank Britt
Ralph Sailer
Alf Dutton
Ed Schaffer
Grahurn
Walsh
Jean Holt
Frank Webber
Algeria in Civil War Shadow as Ben Bella Fights for Power
Algerian power struggle in Algiers escalates to skirmish fighting amid Ben Bella backed by the regular army as he battles rival Yousef Ben Khedda. Elections were canceled and the government fled to Oran amid guerrilla pressure.
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Algiers Casbah
Ahmed Ben Bella
Oran
Algiers
Ben Bella
Youseff Ben Khedda
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Hat City firms to make porcelain products locally
Alan Gunter announced Hycroft China Co. Ltd and Briggs Manufacturing Co. plan a local production arrangement in Warren Michigan to produce porcelain goods. Building permits in August totaled 753 175 dollars, eight month total 4 690 100 dollars, with city elections set for October. Civic Voters Association pledges a full slate, while tensions rise over Cuba.
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Alan Gunter
Hycroft China Co. Ltd
Harry Weiner
Briggs Manufacturing Co
Warren, Mich
City Hall
Civic Voters Association
Karl Brucker
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