Veiner Calls Bus Meeting To Discuss Separate School Transport
Mayor Harry Veiner invites Medicine Hat Separate School Board Trustees to a private closed session with City Council on Tuesday morning to discuss the bussing of separate school children. The cost of the new bus operation is about 20 000 dollars annually, funded by the provincial government.
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Harry Veiner
Medicine Hat
City Council
Veiner
City Hall
W. A. Keith
Civic Finance Committee
Medicine Hat Transportation Co. Ltd
Medicine Hat Transportation Co
Ottawa plans conversion program for 11 destroyers
The government has decided a re conversion program for eleven destroyers at a cost near twenty one million dollars, according to highly placed informants.
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Ottawa
Khanh Accepts Resignations of Army Ministers in Vietnam
Major General Nguyen Khanh announced he has accepted the resignations of all cabinet ministers and secretaries who are army officers, including his own, but they will stay on temporarily. A three man steering committee will continue to run the government under a new name.
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Tran Thien Khiem
Khanh
Khiem
City offers 38 residential lots for sale in Crescent Heights area
Formal approval of today's property offer list shows 38 unsold residential lots, including six veteran lots on 13th St SW and 13 in Norwood. Allan Gunter says West Crescent Heights and Crescent View lots will open this fall. Built-Rite Homes buys 18 Norwood lots grouped in blocks, with rules on different house appearances among adjoining lots under review by R A Pearce.
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Crescent Heights
Norwood
Allan Gunter
Civic Finance Committee
West Crescent Heights
Crescent View
13Th St
Northwest Crescent Heights
12Th St
East Crescent Heights
Ald
Jack Edwards
R. A. Pearce
Opposition saves government from defeat in flag debate
In Ottawa the opposition came within 15 votes of adjourning the deadlocked flag debate in the Commons. Eight opposition MPs from Quebec joined 76 Liberals to defeat a New Democratic motion 84 to 69, keeping the government intact as talks resume next week.
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Ottawa
Quebec
Creditistes
Social Credit
Maurice Cote
Chicoutimi
New Democrats
Robert Thompson
H. A. Olson
Medicine Hat
Ralph Cowan
York Humber
NDP
Douglas Fisher
Fisher
Commons
Defence Production Department
Saskatchewan doubles Medicare premiums for 1965
Regina reports the Saskatchewan government has doubled personal premiums for the compulsory medical care insurance plan for 1965 returning rates to 1962 levels. Individual premiums rise to 12 dollars and family premiums to 24 dollars while 75 percent of costs come from taxes and surcharges. Health Minister Steuart says cost control measures and administrative savings will be pursued with the Saskatchewan College of Physicians and Surgeons.
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Regina
Saskatchewan
CCF
CCI
Liberals
D. G. Steuart
Saskatchewan College of Physicians and Surgeons
Steuart
Questioning Security Over Queen's Quebec Visit Sparks Debate
In Ottawa yesterday Prime Minister Pearson and Opposition Leader Diefenbaker sparred over the safety of Queen Elizabeth during her upcoming visit to Quebec City. Diefenbaker cited a separatist threat reported by The Montreal Gazette and urged stronger precautions while Pearson defended the plans as adequate and promised investigation into the threats.
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Charles Lynch
Southam
Ottawa
Pearson
Diefenbaker
Quebec City
Quebec
Richard Bros
Montreal Gazette
Rin
Safety of Queen on Quebec visit assured by PM
Prime Minister Pearson told the House of Commons that every precaution will be taken to ensure the Queen’s safety during her October Canadian visit. In Montreal a separatist group announced demonstrations in Quebec City and its environs, while opposition leader Diefenbaker urged action against the FLQ.
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Rin
Pearson
Raymond Barbeau
University of Montreal
Quebec
Toronto
Marcel Chaput
Canada
Guy Favreau
Chaput
Liberal
M.P. August Choquette
Lotbiniere
Yvon Turcot
Montreal
Mr. Pearson
Ottawa
House of Commons
Diefenbaker
le Rassemblement Pour l’Independance Nationale
Quebec City
Ain
Pierre Bourgault
Charlottetown
Commons
le Front de Liberation Quebecois
FLQ
Richard Bros
Bordeaux
Bros
Bourgault
Lesage
RCMP
Twelve charged in Quebec gunshop raid killings
In Montreal and surrounding areas seven more men will appear in court for conspiracy and accessory after the fact charges in connection with a two-death abortive gunshop holdup. An inquest found five people criminally responsible for Leslie MacWilliams’s death. capital murder charges are expected against six more including Edmond Guenette and Gilles Brunet. Coroner cites pending ballistic tests delaying Pinisch inquiry.
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Montreal
Georges Desormeaux
Leslie MacWilliams
International Firearms Company
Jacques Ducros
Edmond Guenette
Marcel Tardif
Cyriaque Delisle
Gilles Brunet
St. Francois de Sales
Francois Schirm
Marcel Trahan
Alfred Pinisch
Ducros
Regina Teachers Settle After Three Day Strike
Regina public school teachers voted 508 to 32 to accept a 6.6 percent salary increase ending a three day strike affecting about 15 000 students. The one year contract raises range from 3000 to 8500 with classes defined One through Five.
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Regina
Public
Saskatoon
Prince Albert
No News on Monday Labor Day Notice
The Medicine Hat NEWS will not publish Monday September 7 due to Labor Day. Advertisers must submit Tuesday edition copy to The NEWS advertising department by 5 p.m. Friday and Wednesday edition copy by noon Saturday. The regular edition will be published Tuesday.
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Medicine Hat
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