Interprovincial loan seals Quebec British Columbia pact
Quebec Premier Jean Lesage and British Columbia Premier W A C Bennett announced a 100 million dollar interprovincial loan tied to the Columbia River hydroelectric project. The deal, described as unprecedented and mutually advantageous, aims to strengthen interprovincial cooperation with repayment over several years and a first instalment due in one year.
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Jean Lesage
W. A. C. Bennett
Victoria
British Columbia
United States
Columbia River
Bennett
Lesage
Columbia
Quebec
B.C
Social Credit
Canada
Malaysia Fails to Secure UN Backing on Indonesia Condemnation
UN diplomats doubt Malaysia can win seven votes in the eleven member Security Council for a condemnatory resolution against Indonesia. Several members oppose, predicting a Soviet veto on any strong measure. A watered-down compromise is possible, but Indonesian deputy foreign minister Sudjarno Tjondronegoro says his government wants no resolution. Another council meeting was scheduled for this afternoon.
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United Nations
Malaysia
Indonesia
Sukarno
Security Council
Soviet Union
Sudjarno Tjondronegoro
Council
Johnson orders FBI probe into street violence
President Johnson directed the FBI to gather reports on recent U S street violence to see if a common pattern exists and whether new federal laws are needed. He told mayors and governors federal help and full information will be offered, naming New York New Jersey Maryland Mississippi and Georgia. He will meet Canadian PM Pearson next week to review the Columbia River treaty and survey the region.
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Washington
Johnson
Federal Bureau of Investigation
United States
New York
New Jersey
Maryland
Mississippi
Georgia
Pearson
Washington State
British Columbia
MPC rejects store plan and hints finance committee route
The Medicine Hat Municipal Planning Commission refused to approve Ken Woo's plan for a new IGA store with a service station on the north side of the zero block 8th St NW and recommendedWoo reapply to the civic finance committee. The panel noted the property had been sold for full store and parking use and that a service station would conflict with existing nearby facilities. The commission also set a minimum house size of 864 square feet in Crescent View and rejected Husky Travel Centre's cafe sign permit due to existing signs. It approved occupancy permits for Bill's Auto Service Don Hanegan Hanegan's Farm Supply Alfred Hunter Henry Klaudt Valentino DeValter John Ens Construction and Sterling Adams for various uses.
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Medicine Hat Municipal Planning Commission
Ken Woo
IGA
8Th St
Woo
Civic Finance Committee
Mr. Woo
Dora battering Florida leaves path of destruction
Hurricane Dora slammed St Augustine and Jacksonville with winds to 100 mph and 10 foot tides. Rains up to 15 inches threatened northern Florida and southern Georgia. East coast evacuations rose to about 50 000 as streets flooded and water utilities faced shortages. National Guard moved to assist evacuees as damage ran into tens of millions.
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ST. Augustine
Fla
Dora
Jacksonville
Florida
Gulf Coast
Georgia
Panhandle
Atlantic
South Carolina
Brunswick
Weather Bureau
Charleston
S.C
Myrtle Beach
Sarasota
Apalachicola
National Hurricane Centre
Miami
Jacksonville Beach
theSt. Johns River
National Guard
Ex Hatter Joins Top Post At Standard Oil NJ
J Kenneth Jamieson a Medicine Hat native rises to executive vice president and director and becomes a member of the executive committee of Standard Oil Company of New Jersey. He studied at Alberta and MIT and has held key posts at Imperial Oil International Petroleum and Humber Oil and Refining.
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J. Kenneth Jamieson
Medicine Hat
Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
Mr. Jamieson
University of Alberta
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Jamieson
International Petroleum Co
Humber Oil and Refining Co
Standard Oil
House committee to study flag debate in Commons
Ottawa CP report says Prime Minister Pearson announced agreement by party leaders to suspend the flag debate and appoint a 15 member committee from Liberal Conservatives and minor parties to report in six weeks. The panel would draft terms of reference and could resume debate if its report is unanimous or near unanimous.
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Ottawa
Commons
House
Pearson
New Democratic
Social Credit and Creditiste
Pearson backs revised design for proposed maple leaf flag
Ottawa reports Prime Minister Pearson supports a modified maple leaf flag with Union Jack colors. Liberal MP John R. Matheson says the blue will shift to dark navy and the maple leaves to crimson. Proportions and border bars would change but the government resolution remains intact.
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Ottawa
Pearson
John R. Matheson
Liberal
Leeds
Matheson
Commons
Edmonton
Kurt Samow
Gordon Robertson
Privy Council
Think or thwim at Tory thinkers conference
Charles Lynch reports from Fredericton on the Progressive Conservative party first day think tank at the U N B campus. delegates struggle with dense papers and fear misreporting as McLuhan and Cappon offer broad critiques of technology, nationalism, and Quebec culture amid Diefenbaker’s absence.
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Fredericton
U.N.B
Progressive Conservative Party
Diefenbaker
Quebec
U.S
Toronto
Daniel Cappon
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Police Association
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