Rhodesia Ready to Talk with U K
Premier Ian Smith said Rhodesia would resume talks with Britain on the independence stalemate if London initiates. He noted Rhodesia won legal recognition and warned of sanctions impact while insisting any settlement must favor Rhodesia's interests.
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Trudeau leads first Liberal majority since 1957
In the opening question period of the new session Prime Minister Trudeau leads the first Liberal majority since 1957, with Stanfield and the Tories pressing issues on Nigeria’s civil war, wheat markets, Newfoundland rail service, and the Prince Edward Island New Brunswick fixed crossing project.
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Arthur Laing
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Czechoslovak Leader Discusses Invasion Casualties On TV
Soviet censorship tightens as Prague cites new rules banning casualty reports from the invasion. Zdenek Mlynar, a top party official, says over 70 Czechoslovaks died in events after the Aug 20 intervention, while noting Dubcek era policies and Moscow tensions.
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Lt Governor MacEwan to address Medicine Hat Canadian Club
Lieutenant Governor Grant MacEwan will speak to the Medicine Hat Canadian Club Monday evening on The Western Heritage of Heroes. The former Calgary mayor and Alberta’s lieutenant governor since 1965 has published 12 books and held senior university posts. He will speak at 5 45 p.m. in the Assiniboia Hotel banquet room.
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Teens Arrested in Ottawa Marijuana Trafficking Sweep
About 20 teenagers were arrested by RCMP investigators early today on charges of trafficking marijuana. Further arrests are expected during the weekend.
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France to Reform Its University System
Paris aims major reforms in France's university system as part of student protest concessions. Education Minister Edgar Faure outlined changes including radical modifications to university examinations next year while ensuring postponed exams are completed in the traditional pattern. An experimental centre with 7 500 students will offer a broad liberal arts curriculum and broader student participation in campus life and administration.
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Levesque criticizes school protesters in Montreal
Rene Levesque leader of the Mouvement Souverainete Association criticized a Ottawa march by about 5000 English speaking protesters against linguistic rules for St Leonard Catholic elementary schools. He warned many participants risk betraying their cause and called placards insulting to French Canadians. A St Leonard parents group plans an English first grade option while keeping bilingual classes for older students.
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Albania quits Warsaw Pact breaking Communist bloc ties
Albania announced by unanimous parliamentary vote its withdrawal from the Warsaw pact the first Communist country to quit. Premier Mehmet Shehu said it ends a pact seen as blackmail and aggression after Albania allied with China in the Sino Soviet split.
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Red Cross Planes Requisitioned for Nigerian Civil War
The Nigerian government seized two DC-4 aircraft from the Red Cross for troop and munitions transport during the Biafra conflict. Night flights carry military loads while daytime services resume mercy missions delivering relief to Enugu and Calabar portions. Red Cross markings are temporarily repainted, with operations chartered from the Pan-African Co.
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Doctor blasts encyclical on birth control urged to ignore ban
Vancouver report quotes Dr. Lewis Anderson of the Population Council criticizing Pope Paul VI's birth control encyclical. He argues contraception rules are biased and urges focus on global population growth and stabilizing developing countries. He cites WHO and UN tensions over family planning and Rome's influence.
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