Saskatchewan doctors threaten mass exodus over socialized care
Saskatchewan faces a medical crisis as a strike by physicians collapses services to emergency care only. About 240 of 900 doctors provide free emergency service across 121 hospitals while plans to move practices to Alberta or British Columbia loom, underscoring fears over provincial health reform and patient deaths.
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Lloyd
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Askatoon
Alberta
British Columbia
Services for oldest resident Feliciana Castro honored in Tijuana
Funeral services were held Sunday for Mrs Feliciana Manriquez Castro 115 believed the oldest resident of Tijuana Baja California She died Friday in her sleep Survived by more than 45 children grandchildren and great grandchildren
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Tijuana
Mexico
UPID
Feliciana Manriquez Castro
Baja California
Markets Close for Independence Day Holiday Observance
New York markets and major banks will close Wednesday July 4 for Independence Day. Foreign markets and banks will operate as usual.
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New York
UPD
Weather outlook for Redlands and Southern California
Reading at 2 p.m. shows highs near 96 and 94 across Redlands area, with lows around 54 to 52 for the weekend. No smog, burning permitted. San Bernardino Valley mostly clear, few late night low clouds, temps largely steady through Tuesday. highs 90-100 in deserts, 105-115 in lower desert valleys, 72-82 mountains, coastal low clouds possible early mornings. Five day forecast: near normal temps, no precipitation.
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Desert
McNamara Pushes 58,000 Reservist Cut at Governors Meet
Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara told the Governors Conference in Hershey that his plan to trim the Army civilian reserves and National Guard by 58,000 is needed to meet military requirements. He said the Eisenhower era push for a 70,000 reduction was wrong and Congress rejected it. The proposal would drop guard strength to 367,000 and drill-paid reserves to 275,000 while eliminating 1,700 units and adding 1,000 new ones.
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Kennedy orders troops withdrawal from Thailand
President Kennedy ordered the withdrawal of about 1,000 U.S. Marines from Thailand, reducing American combat troops guarding the kingdom to confront Communist threats. The Defense Department said further pullbacks would depend on regional conditions while leaving remaining forces and Laos-linked deployments intact.
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Nixon in Denmark for July Fourth speech in Rebild
Richard M. Nixon touring Denmark as a private citizen contends he is in the middle of a struggle for his political life while seeking the California governorship. He will address Fourth of July celebrations in Rebild and met with reporters after press conferences and a Tivoli visit.
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Administration moves to build biparisan medicare support
At Hershey Pennsylvania the national administration press for a bipartisan compromise on President Kennedy's medicare plan for the aged. Governors meeting day opens with a breakfast session where Democratic leaders seek backing including Republican Nelson Rockefeller. Invitations to private Democratic talks go to John Bailey and Governor John Dempsey as conference companions.
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Coast Guard intercepts pacifist boat near nuclear test zone
Coast Guard vessels reported an unidentified submarine sighting 10 to 12 miles inside Johnston Island’s nuclear testing zone as pacifists aboard the Everyman II were pulled from their 28 foot ketch and returned to Honolulu aboard the Matagorda after defying a federal court order. Navy officials declined comment.
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Search on for Lost Scouts in Frazier Park
Rescue units from Kern and Ventura counties hunted for 21 Los Angeles boy scouts and their leaders missing on a hike in a rugged mountain wilderness near Mount Pinos. The troop was overdue, reported missing at midnight after parents waited at Mount Pinos recreation area.
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Husband allegedly uses black widows in attack
In La Puente California a 28 year old housewife Laura L Young was hospitalized after her husband Max 33 allegedly released venomous spiders onto her neck during a quarrel over a possible divorce. Deputies say she was struck with part of a coffee table and later received anti venom treatment. Her condition was listed as fair.
Khrushchev warns against attack on Communist China
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev warned that any attack on the Chinese People’s Republic would be met with a crushing rebuff from the entire Communist camp including the Soviet Union. He accused Chiang Kai-shek of planning invasion with U.S. backing and reaffirmed Soviet-Chinese friendship as unbreakable.
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Aerospace strike authorization spreads in California plants
About 4 000 Lockheed California workers at Burbank and Palmdale rejected the latest offer and authorized IA T District 727 negotiators to call a strike if needed. Additionally 12 500 machinists at Lockheed Missile and Space in Sunnyvale and Van Nuys won strike authority while 6 000 UAW Local 1887 members opposed North American Aviation. Union officials estimate up to 400 000 workers could be affected nationwide. Negotiations continue company by company.
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Trio to Fly to Russia in Private Plane
Pasadena born pilots Jerry Bickov Rob Ritchie and Mike Considine plan a flying cultural exchange to Russia in a single engine private plane. The trip lacks official U S sponsorship but has State Department cooperation. Preparations hinge on Soviet permit. Estimated cost about 14000 dollars and insurance with Lloyds of London covers seizure by a foreign government.
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UPI
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Fitzpatrick Warns of Higher Taxes After Inauguration
Bayonne New Jersey Francis J Fitzpatrick says rising expenses likely necessitate tax increases as he begins his new term. He spoke after his inaugural Sunday noting the financial outlook faces higher costs for city operations.
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UPI
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Kennedy Seeks To Preserve Good Will With Mexico
President Kennedy returned from a 48 hour stay in Mexico City saying the trip did not resolve differences with Cuba or the river salt dispute, yet the warm welcome and peaceful visit boosted U S Mexican relations and this week includes a July Fourth address to governors. Kennedy sent a congratulatory message to Lopez Mateos and the Mexican people praising hospitality and promising continued cooperation. Talks with Lopez Mateos covered Cuba, border salt, and Mexican claims to 450 acres of El Paso Texas, with no side changing its stance.
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Six Death Row prisoners fail bold San Quentin escape bid
Six Death Row inmates at San Quentin seized two guards on the gun rails and held them hostage in a failed escape attempt. Tear gas shells were used as authorities closed in, and the six surrendered after about three hours. Hostages were released with no severe injuries. one guard was treated for head injuries.
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UPI
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Deatrick
Fred. Dickson
Dickson
Roy B. Kardell
Death Row
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Willard Winhoven
David Bickley
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Walter Achuff
Eisenhowers to Take Tour of Europe
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower will depart July 19 for a 44 day tour to at least six European cities. He will be with Mamie and their grandchildren Dwight David and Barbara Ann and address the World Conference of Teaching Professions in Stockholm July 31. Freeman Gosden of Amos N' Andy fame, his wife and son Craig Leigh will join the party.
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Barbara Ann
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Quote Of Day From Dr King On Civil Rights Progress
Miami report highlights civil rights leader Dr Martin Luther King Jr urging continued action and stating we are far from the promised land. The quote underscores ongoing demands for progress and equality in the movement.
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Miami
Martin Luther King
Soblen’s death attempt aboard jetliner en route home
Runaway Soviet spy Dr Robert A Soblen slashed his wrist and stabbed himself during refueling en route from Israel to New York to serve a life term. He was hospitalized in serious but slightly improved condition as doctors battled blood loss from his self inflicted wounds after a failed escape attempt tied to wartime espionage.
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