Political Dynamite Hits Macmillan's
London report on Prime Minister Macmillan's desk details Lord Denning's 50 000 word inquiry into the sex and security scandal. It centers on John Profumo Christine Keeler and Yevgeny Ivanov and promises a bombshell in British politics and government ethics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Macmillan
Lord Denning
John Profumo
Christine Keeler
Attac
Yevgeny Ivanov
Denning
Harold Wilson
Macmillan J
Wilson
Miéhederts
Parlia
PM to Address UN on Thursday
Lester B. Pearson arrives at the United Nations with ideas to strengthen UN peacekeeping. He will address the General Assembly on Thursday and is eyeing a larger standby force for peace missions. Pearson has long shaped UN action and won the Nobel Prize in 1957 for the Suez Emergency Force proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Lester B. Pearson
General Assembly
Assembly
Liberal Party
John Diefenbaker
Pearson
Suez Crisi
Egypt
Ottaw
Canada
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
America Holds Its Breath After 6 Negroes Murdered
Reports state six Black men were killed and the nation reels as authorities investigate a violent incident. Details remain scarce as officials seek motive and suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Rain Lifts Farmers Morale Across Alberta Districts
Rain delivered across Medicine Hat Foremost Bow Island and Etzikom districts brought beneficial moisture for winter wheat and swheat seeding. Harvesting slowed briefly in some areas but much of the work moved forward with rain described as a Godsend. Road conditions were muddy and travel advised caution as rain continued. In Foremost harvesting neared completion while Bow Island and Etzikom areas reported varied progress and prospects for improved yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Hat
Trade ties and aid discussed between Canada and the Soviet Union
The article notes discussions on a treaty to boost trade and an Export Credit Corporation loan up to 200 000 to support Hellicredit. It mentions Russia seeking additional Canadian shipments due to poor Soviet wheat harvests and potential purchases in Canada. Borisov explains Canada normally exports wheat and Russia might seek shipments to regions in the Soviet Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Et Union
Canada
Bomb Blast Kills Four in Birmingham Riots and Fear Rise
Birmingham confronts racial violence after a Sunday morning explosion at the 16th Avenue Baptist Church killed four girls and left 23 injured. Two Black youths were later shot to death, as National Guard and state troopers prepared amid demands for federal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
U.S. Justice Department
FBI
Martin Luther King Jr
National
George C. Wallace
Albert Boutwell
16Th Avenue Baptist Church
Melvin Bailey
Medgar Evers
Jackson
Miss
Wallace
Suffield Delays TNT Blast at Experimental Station
Weather halted Suffield Experimental Station's five-ton blast planned today between 12 45 and 1 45 pm. The SES will delay to Thursday at the earliest and requests residents report bangs with time, location, loudness, and counts to the chief superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffield
SES
A. M. Pennie
Queen Expects Child Fourth Child for Queen
Buckingham Palace announced the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh are happy as the Queen expects a baby early next year. The announcement came while the royal family is on holiday at Balmoral Castle in Scotland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Buckingham Palace
Bal Oral Castle
Scotland
Duke of Edinburgh
United Campaign Launched Tonight in Medicine Hat
The 1963 United Fund drive opens with a 6:30 p.m. dinner and dance at The Westerner, aiming for a $42,000 goal after falling short of last year by 6,000. W. D. Roseboom notes 75 percent of prior total. The Medicine Hat and District Labor Council sponsors the fourth annual event, with a fashion show and post-dinner dancing. Commercial canvassing starts today for 10 days. door-to-door work begins in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Fund
Westerner
W. D. Roseboom
Medicine Hat
BC Election Field Grows as Sept. 30 Ballot Looms
In British Columbia, at least 198 candidates line up for 52 legislature seats with more likely before nominations close. Parties field full slates. Social Credit and NDP lead, Liberals and Progressive Conservatives with partial rosters. Notable candidates include Ernest Knott in Victoria for Communists and Sir John A. Macdonald descendant Christopher Thomson for the PCs in Burnaby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Conservatives
Peace River
E. Davie Fulton
Social Credit
Columbia River
B.C
Ernest Knott
Christopher Thomson
Burnaby
Sir John A. Macdonald
Canada
McGeer
G. G
Gerry) McGeer
Kamloops
Fulton
Philip Gaglardi
Bennett
Hugh Shantz
North Okanagan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Larry Lesage
Arnie Olson
Vancouver
Stanley Park
Zoo Populi
Aes
Medicine Hat’s
Antees
Alberta Western Beef Co. Ltd
J. S. Wheatcroft
S Weideman
Alberti
Schuler
Weideman
Bow Islang
Mayetta Roberts
Foremost
Vic Krause
Walsh
Oses
Hazel Bohnet
Etzikom
Tadsiddy
Isabella Beef Co. Ltd
Calgary
Hochelaga Beef Co. Ltd
Montreal
Roland Thibault
AWB
Harry Weiner
Pennarth
Don Sheddon
John Nielson
Wheatcroft
Ella
Larry Farrell
Washington (Cp
Kenneth Keating
Cuba
King
Little Cloud
United Campaign
Ogies
Navy
Victoria
Gordon Knott
RCMP
North Vancouver
J. Patrick Nowlan
George Nowlan
Herb Capozzi
British Columbia Lions
Norris
John Norris
Justice T. G. Norris
Great Lakes
New Democratic Party
Fred Vulliamy
Cedric Cox
Bert Harridge
Cox
Harridge
Yale
John Green
Howard Green
Hunter Vogel
Delta
Richard
Nelson-Creston
Bill Rathie
Vancouver-Point Grey
Pat
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!