Regina teachers reject wage proposals in secret ballot
Regina elementary teachers vote 514 to 20 to reject the school board's wage offers and threaten strike if not negotiated. Mediation averted a Prince Albert strike, but Regina insists on higher salaries matching high school teachers. Opening day delayed to Sept 8 for 15 000 students.
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Regina
Prince Albert
School Board
H.G.R. Walker
Tachers
Saskatoon
George Trapp
Time bomb rocks Montreal alderman’s home in St Leonard
Early morning blast at 2 05 damaged Alderman Mario Barone s residence in St Leonard Montreal Island with eight people asleep inside no injuries reported. Shrapnel and fractured walls extended to neighboring homes as Quebec police lab investigated motive and method.
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Montreal
Montreal Island
St. Leonard
Mario Barone
Barone
Quebec
Baron Street
Sylvia Langlois
Harvesting Delayed Across Alberta By Cool Wet Weather
Alberta crop report notes slow harvest with rain and soggy ground hindering gathering. Peace River area needs warm sun while Medicine Hat reports ongoing delays. southeast Alberta shows about half complete wheat harvest with regional variances. Saskatchewan Wheat Pool projects 1964 crop at 357 million bushels with average yield 18.6 bushels per acre.
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Calgary
Alberta
Alberta Wheat Pool
Peace River
Youngstown-Hanna
Regina teachers seek salary talks as strike looms
A Regina conciliation board should rule in two to three days on the Regina teacher salary dispute after the Regina School Board applied for conciliation. Teachers’ spokesmen criticized the move while the board warned of contract breaches and possible replacements. Saskatoon teachers settled a pay raise package and schools in Saskatoon planned to open Wednesday.
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Regina (Cp
Regina
R. F. E. Harvey
Saskatchewan
Harvey
Saskatoon
Transit Co questions school bus agreement debate today
The Ottawa Parliament may hold its first formal vote on the Canadian flag issue as the Conservative party pushes a plebiscite with four questions. Ken More proposes options including the Red Ensign and maple leaf designs while debates cover party speeches and a plan for a Labor Day holiday.
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Ottawa
The
Commons
Ken More
Regina
H. W. Herridge
Kootenay West
Liberals
Social Credit
Creditistes
Hartnett to retire after 13 years with Calgary Stampede
Donald C. Matthews announces Maurice E. Hartnett will retire February 27 1965 as general manager of the Calgary Exhibition and Stampede Ltd. Irven W. Parsons will succeed him after 20 years on staff.
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Calgary (Cp
Donald C. Matthews
Calgary Exhibition Board
Maurice E. Hartnett
Calgary Exhibition and Stampede Ltd
Irven W. Parsons
Exhibition
Stampede
Police raid Negro HQs in riot zone Philadelphia
A large police raid on Muhammad's African-Asian Cultural Centre in north Philadelphia led to the arrest of Shakyh Muhammad on weapons and explosives charges. The targeted area remained under a 24 hour curfew with heavy patrols and warnings to Stay off the streets as officials monitored potential further unrest.
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Philadelphia
James H. J. Tate
Muhammad
Millard Meers
Shakyh Muhammad
Meers
Greensboro
N.C
Philadelphia Fighters For Liberty and Justice
North Philadelphia
Anniversary of World War II Observances Across Europe
Berlin marked the 25th anniversary with a wreath at the British cemetery as Brandt and British officials observed a minute of silence for 3,700 British dead. Ulbricht in East Berlin urged disarmament and a ban on nuclear arms in Germany while protests spread in Poland and Britain prepared to visit war graves. Pravda in Moscow touted wartime cooperation and criticized China as debates over deterrence continued.
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Berlin
Reuters
Willy Brandt
Brandt
U.S
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Europe
Poland
Volkskammer
Parliament
Ulbricht
Warsaw
Gdansk
Wroclaw
Byton
Silesia
Britain
Paris
Russia
Communist Party
Pravda Monday
Kremlin
China
Private school buses spark licensing clash in Medicine Hat
Medicine Hat Transportation Co Ltd protests a new private school bus operation begun without city license. The firm fears loss of up to 6000 dollars annually in fares, with the city subsidy and franchise rights at stake. Ludwig and Son won the contract at 100 dollars daily, potentially affecting MHTC revenue.
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Medicine Hat Transportation Co. Ltd
W. Z. Brown
Civic Finance Committee
Medicine Hat Transportation Co
Drumheller
Ludwig and Son
Ludwig and Son Has Contracted With the Separate School Board
Medicine Hat
A. T. Legge
MHTC
Ludwig
Ralph Schlinker
Ludwig Company
Separate Board
St. Mary's and
McCoy
Titan 3A Maiden Flight Fails to Reach Orbit
Cape Kennedy AP Titan 3A rocket lifts off on first flight from Cape Kennedy at 11 a.m. with a plan to send a dummy satellite into orbit. Radio contact lost 13 minutes after launch and nearly two hours later the Air Force confirmed the third stage did not reach intended orbit. Officials say 95 percent of test objectives were achieved despite the setback.
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Cape Kennedy
Air Force
United States
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Harry S. Hays
Alderman
Mel Cameron
Cameron
Saskatchewan Wheat Pool
Jack Oldham
Medicine Hot
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Goodyear
C. J. Meagher
Hartnett
France
Walter Ulbricht
Pravda
Peking
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