Hat Secretaries-Treasurers Cautious on Plan Changes
Edmonton education funding changes remain vague reveals Medicine Hat officials. George Davison Alex Shand and Ray Bolduc say no comment until a distribution formula is known. They cite a vague plan and potential input increases while mill rate effects and offsets through supplementary taxation remain undecided.
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Edmonton
George Davison
Medicine Hat
Alex Shand
Medicine Hat School
Ray Bolduc
Roll
Provincial share of education funding climbs under foundation plan
Mr Davison reports Alberta province increasingly funds school administration since the foundation program began. Eight year figures show provincial shares rising from 28.56 to 41.56 percent between 1957 and 1961, with 1963 forecast to exceed 1962 though exact year end data is pending. Separate School Board official Bolduc provides additional figures.
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Medicine Hat
Davison
Bolduc
Calgary woman dies from encephalitis not linked to known forms
Calgary city health officer Dr. Leslie Allan said a Calgary woman died in hospital Wednesday night from an encephalitis type different from western equine encephalitis or sleeping sickness. The report notes the distinct form and timing of the death.
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Calgary (Cp
Leslie Allan
City
Calgary
New Party Gets Cold Shoulder in Social Credit Split
The Canadian Press reports Caouette’s new party Le Ralliement Des Creditistes is being rejected by traditional Social Credit leaders. Martin Kelln in Ottawa says the breakaway has not paid its affiliation fee. Alberta Premier Manning calls the split local and doomed. Quebec politician Marcoux doubts national reach. Thompson distances from the Quebec separatist bloc, as BC’s W A C Bennett avoids taking sides.
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Real Caouette
Social Credit
Social Credit Association of Canada
Martin Kelln
Ottawa
Caouette
le Ralliement Des Creditistes
le Ralliement
Edmonton
E. C. Manning
Alberta
Social Credit Movement
Quebec City
Guy Marcoux
Quebec-Montmorency
Thompson
Vernon
B.C
Quebec
Canada
W. A. C. Bennett
British Columbia
Victoria
New Dems Move Up in Ottawa Opposition
The 24 member Social Credit caucus fracture led by Rene Caouette will elevate the New Democratic Party to the No 2 opposition position when Parliament resumes September 30. The NDP gains privileges it has not had since 1962, restoring a second speaking and committee role in the Commons.
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Ottawa
Social Credit
Commons
Reaé Caouette
New Democratic Party
NDP
Sleeping sickness probe in Medicine Hat raises questions
Three Medicine Hat residents two adults and a child are under observation in hospital for sleeping sickness with two to three weeks of lab tests planned. A Brooks four year old is also observed for the same illness. Doctors caution no diagnosis yet and stress several illnesses could explain the symptoms.
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Medicine Hat
J. M. Brown
Medicine Hat Health
Brooks
K. R. Thornton
Medicine Hat Municipal Hospital
Thornton
Brooks Hospital
Property Trade Clears Obstacle in City Library Plan
Medicine Hat reaches a tentative exchange to move the library site east onto the welfare lot to allow a river bank road. The library board and city finance committee discuss terms noting the welfare site’s higher value, with possible ownership swap and profit sharing if the city sells the library property above $25,000.
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Medicine Hat
Library
4Th Ave
1St St. S.E
Ym-Ywca
City of
Maple Ave
River Bank
George Davison
Lyle Flynn
Library Board
Civic Finance Committee
Ald
Jack Edwards
Ald. T. &. Osborne
Davison
About Face in City Committee Over Bylaw on Licenses
The civic finance committee reverses on a 1958 resident license bylaw after hearing Art Stokes and Madame Hindu. Harold Ellis explains the rule requires a year of city residency, but Stokes only six weeks in town. The committee considers amending the bylaw to fit his case and recommend change to Council.
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Civic Finance Committee
Art Stokes
Madame Hindu
Harold Ellis
Stokes
Crescent Heights Families Face School Boundary Row
A Crescent Heights mother refuses to send her six and seven year olds to St Patrick's instead of McCoy due to boundary rules. The dispute involves several Crescent Heights children who must attend St Patrick's though housed at McCoy. a bus proposal is discussed as the school board considers routes. The board says boundaries are fixed and will decide changes at the September 16 meeting. meanwhile the children continue at St Patrick's.
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Medicine Hat
Crescent Heights
St. Patrick's School
McCoy
St. Patrick’s School
St. Francis Xavier
McCoy School
St. Pat’s
Uie Hill
St. Pat's
Clint McPhail
St. Pat’s School
Federal Grant Could Aid Edmonton Coliseum Plan
Edmonton city commissioner G C Hamilton said the federal government might contribute about 830000 toward the proposed coliseum, a centennial project that could earn a 1 per capita federal grant. The total building cost is set at 14250000, and a 12000000 hotel development may be dropped if the plebiscite on October 16 rejects the coliseum.
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Edmonton
G. C. Hamilton
Hamilton
Coliseum
Lagoon Renews Assault On City Sewage Lagoon
The sewage lagoon reportedly acting up last night with shocks at 11:15 p m described as quite strong and city wide Alderman Cliff Adam and city engineer Allan Gunter denied any knowledge of attacks or complaints The MAD HATTER column noted the item and Finn Bridge commented he would leave town on a fast freight until the matter subsides
Nhu Appears To Seize Control In Saigon Power Shift
Chief Ngo Dinh Nhu moves into effective power with backing of brother President Diem and secret police. U.S. prestige may fall as Washington struggles to restrain Nhu and his wife amid harsh anti Buddhist measures. Diem denies loss of control.
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Saigon
Reuters
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Ngo Dinh Diem
Wall
Viet Nam
United Nations
New York
South Viet Nam
United States
Nhu
U.S
Diem
Associated Press
Mothers Defy Gov Troopers in Huntsville School Entry
About 25 mothers marched their children into East Clinton grammar school in Huntsville defying Governor Wallace and state troopers who had ordered the school closed. Troopers later barred entry at the door while federal court desegregation orders were enforced at Fifth Avenue school. The governor said closures were for one day and justified by unusual circumstances. legality of such executive closures remains unclear.
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Huntsville
Ala
George C. Wallace
Wallace
East Clinton Grammar School
Istate Highway Patrol
Fifth Avenue
S. W. Hereford
Joe Payne
Keeler Appears in Court Free on Bail Amid Perjury Charge
Chris tine Keeler, central figure in the Profumo scandal, faced a brief court appearance on perjury and conspiracy charges. Bail set at 3009 pounds. four co-defendants also released on similar charges. Court adjourned to September 13 as the case moves forward.
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London
Reuters
Christine Keeler
Miss Keeler
Paula Hamilton-Marshall
Olive Brooker
Rudolph Fenton
Camacchio
Gordon
Old Bailey Central Criminal Court
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