Camp urges PC leadership appraisal in Montreal
Dalton Camp, national PC president, urged a leadership appraisal before the Young Progressive Conservative Association in Montreal. He blamed weak definition among parties for voter confusion and warned the party risks cannibalizing itself without a mandate for change, sparking calls for his resignation by Gordon Churchill.
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Churchill tells Camp to resign
Ottawa CP reports the Conservative party faces a leadership dispute as Dalton Camp calls for reappraisal of leaders while John Diefenbaker resists and Gordon Churchill demands Camp resign after Camp’s criticism of party leadership during the Ontario speech and pre convention tensions.
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U S plan to halt bombing tied to Hanoi operations
U S pilots shot down two MiGs over North Vietnam and damaged three more in what officials called the war’s biggest air battle. Two U S planes were lost to ground fire, raising American losses to 370. The North Vietnamese claimed four U S aircraft were shot down, bringing total U S losses to seven in the latest combat.
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U S Envoy Proposes Vietnam Troop Withdrawal Plan
U S Ambassador Arthur J. Goldberg outlined a phased withdrawal from South Vietnam in a UN General Assembly declaration. He invited Hanoi to respond privately or publicly, and urged Communist forces to also pull back under supervision.
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Surveyor II to crash on moon ends landing hope
Pasadena AP report says Surveyor II cannot complete its mission due to battery power loss. The craft will crash into the moon tonight after failing to stabilize during a mid course maneuver. Engineers said the rocket control system failure left insufficient power for the landing sequence.
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GM raises 1967 car prices matching industry trend
Detroit General Motors boosted 1967 sticker prices by about 56 dollars on average, less than Ford and Chrysler increases. American Motors said it would join the price rise soon as safety items drive the cost, with analysts forecasting a near 1 billion dollar impact across about 9 million cars. GM said the rise does not cover higher wage costs or steel and copper prices.
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Canada Ministers Back Teacher Exchange Plan for 1967
Canada’s 10 provincial education ministers unanimously endorsed a Canadian Education Association proposal to conduct a large scale teacher exchange between English and French Canada as a centennial project. They approved in principle after two days of sessions, aligning with the CEA annual convention.
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Ottawa Bomb Damages Cuban Embassy. No Injuries Reported
A homemade device using two bazooka type anti tank rockets timed with a clock exploded near the Cuban Embassy in Ottawa. Windows and sidewalk were damaged as police and bomb squad investigated two unexploded shells, with a newspaper carrier spotting a car and suitcase near Chapel Street before dawn.
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South Korean cabinet resigns after violent incident in assembly
Seoul reports the cabinet agreed to resign following an attack when independent legislator Doo han Kim hurled a can of human waste at ministers including Premier Kwon Chung while questioning alleged smuggling in a high profile incident. Information Minister Chong chul Hong announced the decision citing insults and violence in the legislature.
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Miller 1 4 Withdraw From Mayor Race
Jim Miller has decided not to run for Mayor in the Civic Elections on October 19 due to business pressures. He notes his past experience on City Council and the Public School Board and says he may return to civic involvement in the future. Remaining candidates are Mayor Harry Weiner and Chuck Meagher.
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Warm temperate Prairies Forecast Today and Friday
Sunny conditions prevail across the western prairies with continued warm weather. Afternoon highs will stay above normal from 70 to 80 degrees, cooling modestly from north to south.
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John Howard Society aids ex-convicts in Medicine Hat
Mike Garrett, the society’s only member in Medicine Hat and an ex-convict, describes its success in rehabilitation through group therapy and education. He credits social support, job placement, and welfare help for changing eight men in his therapy group, with none returning to prison.
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