French Chamber Head Attacks Canadian Junior Chamber Chief
Rodrigue Pageau of the French federation denounced W A J Rowe Calgary president of the Canadian Junior Chamber as displaying imperialist bias. Rowe warned separation recognition at the world conference in Oklahoma City on Oct 12 could set a dangerous precedent. He spoke with Prime Minister Pearson about the issue.
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Quebec
Junior Chamber of Commerce
W. A. J. Rowe
Calgary
Rodrigue Pageau
la Federation Des Jeunes Chambres de Commerce du Canada Francais
Federation of Junior Chambers of Commerce of
Oklahoma City
Rowe
Pearson
Boy Scouts Training in Medicine Hat District
The Medicine Hat District Council oversees 14 Scout groups with 11 Troops 18 Wolf Cub Packs and one Rover crew benefiting 650 plus Cubs and Scouts in Medicine Hat Redcliff and area. United Fund support funds personnel dues training and field officer visits. Norm Fisher notes Scouting teaches self reliance discipline citizenship with outdoor skills map reading camping first aid and more.
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Lethbridge
Medicine Hat
Redcliff
South Alberta
Boy Scouts of Canada
Boy Scout Association
United Fund of
United Fund
Medicine Hat Association
Norm Fish
Montana
Havre
Kin Coulee
Elkwater Lake
Prosperity breeze sweeps the House of Commons
In Ottawa MPs from main fishing constituencies praised fisheries spending as the House debated for hours. Fisheries Minister Robichaud called the 1964 season generally satisfactory with landings up two percent in seven months and value up twenty percent. Former minister J. Angus MacLean credited the department and civil servants for growth. He noted ongoing talks with eight nations over Canada's 12 mile limit, now in effect, with straight base lines authorized for territorial measurement.
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Ottawa
House of Commons
Fisheries Department
Robichaud
J. Angus MacLean
Department of Fisheries
Canada
Local businessman H R Hutchings dies at 64 in Medicine Hat
Prominent Medicine Hat entrepreneur H R Hutchings died at his home at age 64. A Requiem High Mass will be held at St Patrick's Church, with interment in Hillside Cemetery. Hutchings, born in Calgary August 30 1900, led Great West Saddlery in Saskatoon before moving to Medicine Hat in 1934 to run Hutchings and Sharp Clothing Ltd. He retired recently due to ill health and served on the Separate School Board from 1949 to 1952, chairing it in 1951.
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Medicine Hat
H. R. Hutchings
Mr. Hutchings
Msgr
E. J. McCoy
St. Patrick’s Church
A.m
Hillside
Cook
Calgary
Hutchings
Great West Saddlery
Saskatoon
Kathleen Helen Murray
City
Hutchings and Sharp Clothing Ltd
Hut
Canada poised for bonanza as flag decision nears
Ottawa reports flag firms expect a sales surge if Parliament approves a distinct national flag. Mockups sparked fast sales with maple leaf pennants. production race heats up amid parliamentary stalemate over final design and lingering debate on the Red Ensign.
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Ottawa
Canada
House of Commons
Nto
Frank Therien
Hull,Inc
Maple Leafs
Therien
Gordon tightens investment bill with stiff fines
Canadian Finance Minister Walter Gordon strengthens penalties for foreign ownership breaches in banks and insurance firms with fines up to 5000 and a year in jail. The bill also loosens investment limits for life and other insurers to hold more Canadian common stock, expanding from 15 to 25 percent of assets and widening eligible securities. Directors must prevent ownership transfers that push foreign control above the 25 percent threshold.
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Ottawa
Walter Gordon
Insurance and Trust Company
Gordon
House of Commons
Canadian Commons
Commons
London circles express concern over Canadian finance curbs
London financial observers warn Gordon plan to curb foreign investment in Canadian banks and insurance could unsettle U S institutions and British insurers. The Times notes a redeeming clause allows registering shares in a Canadian’s name even if a non resident is the beneficial owner, easing gradual asset sales.
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London
Gordon
U.S
the Times
Santa Barbara Brush Fire Rages Through Affluent Suburbs
A massive Santa Barbara brush fire driven by 50 mph winds burned homes, dormitories, and the Mt Calvary Monastery. Hundreds evacuated as Montecito and Westmont College buildings were damaged and flames reached into the city and nearby areas.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Ashley Road
Eucalyptus Hill
BURNS
Mt. Calvary Monastery
Westmont College
Montecito
Los Angeles
Santa Ynez Mountains
California
Stampede ground expansion plans move forward in Medicine Hat
Medicine Hat Exhibition and Stampede Co plans northern expansion with new exhibition halls and a race track but is halted 700 feet short of brow of the hill for city residential development. City controller A. T. Legge said a long term lease is desired to boost fair status and negotiations will proceed with some concessions. Officials anticipate the improvements within five years.
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Medicine Hat Exhibition and Stampede Co
Medicine Hat
A. T. Legge
The Nation A gigantic egg or a fantastic fighter
Ottawa column weighs the drive for a new Canadian fighter aircraft amid defence integration. It traces past jets CF 100 Arrow and CF 104, notes Hellyer’s possible future plane, and warns politics will shape whether the effort becomes a success or another egg laid in Canberra like controversy.
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Charles Lynch
Southam News Service
Ottawa
Defence Department
Canada
United States
Canadair
Montreal
Hellyer
Norad
NATO
Wallahs
Ndhq
Mr. Hellyer
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Sinai
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Middle East
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Little
Don McGillivray
Southam News Services
Finance
London Circles
Daily Telegraph
Times
Stampede
Turally
Fleet Air Arm
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