Britain to press Rhodesia on last chance offer
London reports two cabinet ministers headed for Rhodesia with Prime Minister Wilson’s last chance offer for a negotiated settlement. They may meet Prime Minister Ian Smith or his representatives in Salisbury. Britain says the trip does not imply recognition of the Smith government.
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Commonwealth
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Elwyn Jones
Ian Smith
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Salisbury
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Psish Sovernmant
Liberals Seek Sweep in Three Byelections Today
Liberal candidates aim for a decisive set of wins in three byelections as party strategists project momentum. Districts and dates are noted, with party officials signaling a push to extend parliamentary influence.
Newfoundland Quebec byelections test Liberal hold on voters
The Canadian Press reports two Newfoundland byes in Burin Burgeo Grand Falls White Bay Labrador and one in Nicolet Yamaska Quebec where Liberals contend with Conservatives. Voter polls run 8 am to 7 pm local time and results may signal national mood amid issues like medicare pensions inflation and federal provincial relations.
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Don Jamieson
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Social Credit
Chesley Carter
Senate
Fragmented note on discussion tone and level of talk
A fragmentary passage references discussions and tone, mentioning levelness of conversations and informal remarks. It lacks clear people, places, or events but hints at a dialogue about how topics are approached.
Christmas strike threat from Letter Carriers union
The Letter Carriers Union of Canada threatens a countrywide strike over pay if the government does not raise postal workers salaries by 2000 a year by Nov 15. President Roger Decarie says action could span from St Johns to Vancouver with support from other unions. Ballots for CUPE members are out with results due Sept 22.
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LCU
Canadian Union of Postal Workers
Alex Power
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Decarie
Benson
Jack Robinson
Canadian Brotherhood of Teamsters
Ray Andrus
Vancouver
Twin separation attempt ends with tragedy and cautious hope
Crystal Darates and Sherri Lee McGee underwent a high risk separation operation performed by a team of ten doctors. Sherri Lee died soon after the procedure when her heart protruded from the chest and could not be repositioned, while Crystal remains in critical condition after the 6 7 hour surgery at a hospital for sick children.
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Provincial building contract awarded for Medicine Hat site
The Alberta Government announced that Bird Construction won the tender for 886 800 dollars to build the Provincial Administration Building in Medicine Hat. The two story plus basement structure will cover 40 296 square feet between 6th Street Southwest and River Road beside the Trans Canada Highway housing ten provincial departments.
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Medicine Hat
Alberta
Harry Leinweber
Bird Construction
6Thi St.s.w
River Road
Thant May Extend UN Tenure If No Succession By Nov 3
UN Secretary-General U Thant said he would consider remaining until year end if a successor is not agreed by November 3 when his term ends. He did not commit to staying beyond December 31. Thant spoke at a press conference amid cautious optimism on East West relations and UN disarmament efforts.
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Indonesia Daunts UN Peacekeeping Crisis Ahead Of 1966 Assembly
United Nations sources report Indonesia plans to rejoin the UN on Tuesday as the General Assembly opens its 1966 session. Secretary General Thant signals retirement on November 3 citing stalled Viet Nam and peacekeeping issues. Critics blame a UN committee for slow progress addressing funding.
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New York
Murder of Valerie Percy Shocks Illinois Political Family
Valerie Percy 21 daughter of Republican leader Charles H. Percy was beaten and stabbed to death in her bed at the Kenilworth home. police report an intruder entered after cutting a door, waking the family as the killer struck. No suspect or motive yet, while Charles Percy campaigns for US Senate.
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Charles H. Percy
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Percy
U.S
Paul Douglas
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Roth
Children thrive at Medicine Hat YMCA program
Mr and Mrs Ward praise the YM YWCA linked to the United Fund for shaping their five children through YMCA activities. Ricky Jim Neil Debra and Kim advance in judo gym art and majorettes under Ken Tamura. The Wards credit the Y for confidence, clean living and strong friendships. It relies on United Fund support and memberships.
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