30 Sep 1966
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Sep 30, 1966
Page
1
In San Francisco volunteers from the Black community patrol Hunters Point streets with police armbands to prevent renewed violence after riots. Mayor John Shelley cites labor discrimination and employer attitudes as key causes while federal cooperation supports economic relief efforts.
Ottawa reports talks between the CBC and the National Association of Broadcast Employees and Technicians broke down Friday afternoon. A strike was set to begin at 3 p.m. EDT Saturday unless a deal is reached, with 1,850 NABET members at CBC affected. Negotiations resumed later at noon EDT, aided by Bernard Wilson.
Senator J William Fulbright visiting Ottawa says Canada could help bring warring sides to the bargaining table due to its good relations and access. He cautions the US will not pull out under domestic pressure and suggests a limited ceasefire as a peace measure if responses warrant it. He opposes unilateral US de escalation and urges wary use of outside advice.
Montreal meeting opens as about 150 Young Progressive Conservatives attend a 700 delegate gathering. John Diefenbaker ally Paul Trepanier shifts to pro Camp stance and may lead a leadership bid. Premier Daniel Johnson pursues distance from Camp Diefenbaker amid factional tension.
Growing UN optimism centers on Secretary General U Thant possibly accepting a second five year term. Security Council members voiced confidence but Thant has given no firm pledge. Earlier, Pakistan's new foreign minister blamed India for hindering better bilateral ties.
Rudolph Hess would stay at Spandau, while Baldur von Schirach leaves a half blind, shattered life. Albert Speer prepares to resume architecture after serving in the Nazi regime, with Hess described as lonely, schizophrenia cited by his lawyer.
Lord Thomson gains 85 percent of shares in a new company Times Newspapers Ltd to publish The Times and The Sunday Times with Denis Hamilton as editor in chief and Sir William Haley as chairman. Gavin Astor becomes life president with a trust to secure two national directors.
RCMP says eight men of Greek origin will face court on narcotics charges after Thursday night raids in north Montreal. The operation yielded about 3 million dollars in drugs, including heroin, marijuana, and hashish, with investigation into origins and targets continuing.
Niagara Falls Ontario reports Premier Duff Roblin of Manitoba declined to comment on Thursday regarding a call by Dalton.
Hurricane Inez struck Cuba with ferocious winds and heavy rain, causing power outages and widespread damage in Oriente province. Casualties across the region include eight confirmed deaths in Cuba, with dozens more reported in the Dominican Republic and Guadeloupe.
A two person fatal crash occurred at 6 a.m. on the Trans-Canada Highway involving a single car traveling on a gravel road near Kin. Victims Kenneth Tebbs, 29, and Nora Christanson, 21, were killed instantly. parts of the car were found 50 feet from the scene. Coroner Dr. E G F Skinner ordered an inquest.
Andre Daoust Quebec’s most wanted man slipped through a police dragnet after a gun battle near Lachute. Three companions were captured, one severely wounded. Daoust fled despite a police dog search and earlier escape August 19.
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