Viet rebels quit after government siege and surrender
Premier Ngu yen Khanh announced that rebel mountain tribesmen surrendered Monday only after government forces surrounded them and threatened to wipe them out. The rebellion is described as over with national sovereignty safeguarded by the armed forces.
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Saigon
Nguyen Khanh
United States
Khanh
Hoa Hao
Cao Dai
Ngo Dinh Diem
Pham Bac Cam
Cambodia
Saskatchewan Drug Stores May Sell Liquor
Deputy premier A. H. McDonald said reputable stores in small Saskatchewan communities could sell liquor in coming years. He spoke during a meeting with 125 Crane Valley residents protesting a local liquor store closure. Government may relax liquor laws but not before the next legislative session.
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Regina
Saskatchewan
A. H. McDonald
Crane Valley
McDonald
Congress Eyes Strong Security Push in New Session
Congressional leaders plan to place presidential security legislation at the top of the agenda when Congress reconvenes in January. Senator Dirksen and Senator Mansfield said a quick federal crime bill to assassinate a president or VP may be needed, while the White House committee on presidential safety will draft proposals early in the new session.
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Washington
Congress
Everett Dirksen
Illinois
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Bert Dirksen
White House
Mansfield
White House Committee
Senate Judiciary Committee
Make believe war stopped by police ends in scare
Two grade six boys staged a make believe war and buried CPR torpedoes near an old CPR transmitting tower on Crescent Heights. A teacher notified police after finding the devices. officers could recover some but not all. Torpedoes, cardboard and dangerous if mishandled, were said to come from a classmate via his grandfather and kept under lock and key when not in use.
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Public Works
Crescent
CPR
Harpo Marx Dies at 75 After Surgery in Palm Springs
Harpo Marx, 75, famed silent Marx brother, died Monday night after surgery. Survived by wife Susan and two sons, he had been mostly retired in recent years at his Palm Springs home. Brothers Groucho, Zeppo and Gummo were not present.
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Hollywood
Harpo Marx
Susan
Groucho
Zeppo
Gummo
Harpo
Palm Springs
Chico
Farm loan bill tangled in wordy parliamentary battle
Ottawa CP report describes a heated debate over a government farm loan bill allowing guarantees for groups of three or more farmers to buy machinery with loans up to 15 000 per member or 100 000 total at five percent. Conservatives attack the bill as to benefit big operators, while Liberal backing and opposition amendments continued through the night.
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Ottawa
Hays
Canada
Terry Nugent
Edmonton
Chamber to push tax policy reform and growth ties
Winnipeg CP The Canadian Chamber of Commerce will seek approval of a policy statement criticizing federal tax policy for stifling enterprise. The resolution urges tax reforms to promote development employment and a larger tax base with lower rates. It also supports manufacturing growth through innovation and study of skilled- worker emigration and Canada’s water resource use.
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Winnipeg
Canadian Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Canada
The
Sarnia Chamber of Commerce
Hutterites claim treated as slaves
RCMP corps testified two brothers told him they were treated as slaves by their Hutterite colony leader at Sandhills Colony Beisecker Alberta The brothers denied stealing sheep but faced a charge with the leader claiming they used a colony truck without permission and kept 216 from sheep sales.
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Calgary
RCMP
Sandhills
Beisecker
Alta
Joe Wurz
Alberta Supreme Court
Jacob
Edward Wurz
Wurz
Bernie Braun
Medicine Hat Council of Social Services described
The Medicine Hat Council of Social Services guides policy, studies agency programs, coordinates resources, and acts as a budget and program consultant for United Fund agencies. Led by president Iori Carney, it was incorporated in 1956 and has created a community services directory and coordinated services such as Christmas hampers and day nursery surveys.
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Canada
The
United Fund
Medicine Hat Council of Social Services
Iori Carney
Alcoholism Foundation
Nicholson builds a following with steady speeches
The Nation profiles John Robert Nicholson highlighting his persistent campaigning style. The postmaster general, former Polymeric executive, travels across Canada delivering talks on forestry housing and postal matters, drawing a small but devoted following and a reputation for steady, earnest stump speeches.
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Charles Lynch
Southam News Services
Ottawa
Mitchell Sharp
Paul Martin
Harry Hays
John Robert Nicholson
Sharp
Martin Deal
Agriculture
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Dallas
FBI
Texas School Book Depository
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Heights
Vincent Massey
Ralph Palmer
Little Cloud
Commons Agriculture Committee
Gerald W. Baldwin
Peaca River
Mr. Nugent
Lucien Lamoureux
Baldwin
Commons
Nugent
House
Gov't
Social Services Council
Ity
Ethel Currie
Nicholson
Ter Hays
Polymer Corporation
Brazilian Traction
Arthur Laing
Vancouver
Laing
Post Office
Ottawa Service Club
Jack
Halifax Board of Trade
Halifax
Envelope Makers Institute of Canada
Murray Bay
Chambly
Quebec
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