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In ‘65 Heard Around The

By THE CANADIAN PRESS

cuuncun ive beAte 4—Montreal La Presse pub- lishes for first time since June

3, 1964, ending dispute with: :

1—President Sukarno says Indonesia has withdrawn from UN.

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$—Mountain slide eovers

| highway east of Hope, B.C., lives.

_taking four

13—Avalanche sweeps houses into sea at Ocean Falls, B.C.; seven killed.

pionship. at h Switzerland.

wounds inflicted by assassin

ye attends Churchill state funeral in St. Paul's Cathedral. Former Britisn tary R 1 Butler lnhving politics, ® 31—Canada’s tofursman bob- sled team led by Vie Enjery of Montreal wins -world cham- St. Moritz,

FEBRUARY

B.C. SLIDE KILLS 26

“nounces $46,000,

; Burka of Tor onto. wi North Am ¢ricas skating ¢ham-

_pionship at ‘Rochester, N.Y.

teher an- 000» heavy- water plant to built at Estevan, Sask. Liberal. MP Yvon Dupuis charged with conspiracy: in. Quebec race track franchise affair.

MARCH FIRST MAN IN. SPACE ‘1—Explosion in apartment in Montrea! suburb of Ville La Sallé takes 28 lives. Olym-

23—Premier

forld .®

Cansde Pension Plan after 2 day debate.

APRIL ore IN. CARIBBEAN \ commander: st Cana- dian) Army during Second World War. dies at Ottawa. 3.—Parliament’s longest ses-_

on...248th_.day.-! orton

Third: session of 26th

Parininet ‘opens; war on

stressed if throne cocectt

7—Leon Balcer qiits Pro pense Conservative ranks

in Commons to eit as indepen- dent member.

9—Fighting breaks out be- tween India and Pakistan’ in Rann of Kutch on India-West Pakistan border.

11—Tornadoes batter id- western U.S.; 248 tills 17—CPR's « transcontinental |

22—Zducation Minister Paut~ Gerin-Lajoie says Quebec i- tends to négotiate directly

; With foreign countries.

24 — Revolt breaks out égainst regime. of Donald Reid Cabral in Dominican Re Public. Sixty-five police from | France land in St. Pierre + Miquelon; summoned by~-gov- ernor who said he was threat- ened after dock workers were refused wage increases. Pre- mier Lesage says Quebee claims right to make agree- ments but not treafies .with foreign countries.

26 — Canadian budget re

|. duces personal income tax 1@ per cent with maximum an nual cut 6f $600.

28—U.S, marines land near, Santo Domingo during Domin- ican Republic revolt. General st?ike in St. Pierre-Miq sparked by arrival of F

defeating Chicago Black | Hawke four games to three. 2—P resident. Johnson, 4 charges Communist conspira- | tors_had seized control ot Dominican revolt; sends more US. forces. Early Bird satel. litte, launched in Apri!, unites North American and Eurv | pean TV viewers in premiere put on by European Broad- casting Union and combined hetworks of U.S., Canada and’ 3—John Doyle, board chair- | man_of Canadian Javelin Ltd.,.

sentenced in absentia in Hart- ford, Conn., to three months for legally sending unregis-

you luck, ’ little fella!

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Austrétia. 47 injured.

2—Suspected dope - emug- — gler Lucien Rivard escaves from Montreal’s Bordeaux jeil where. he was being held pending proceedings for extre- dition to U.S.

4—Petra Burka of Toronto wins women's world figute- skating championship at Col- orado Springs, Colo.

5—Prime Minister Pearson “in New York speech suggests establishment of international 21—British Foreign Seere—_|_crashes into Adantic off ~ond_| peacekeeping force to avert

| Island; 84 die. P k ; major war in Viet Nam. | tary etrick Gordes . Walker 9 — Demonstrating students 7—Roman Catholic churches | smash windows of U.S. Em- | in Canada celebrate mass_ia bassy. in Moscow protesting English and’ other vernacular U.S. air strikes in North Viet languages for first time. . f Nam. 1i—Rev. James Reeb,. 38, FR hurled into space. over Chur-°| 1@ — Viet Cong. guerrillas | white Boston Unitarian ‘minie- ee St NA - | chill, Man,, by Black Brant blow up four-storey building | ter, dies two days after beat- —. 5 Oy rockets. Michael Stewart. suc- housing 8. enlisted men_in ingin. Selma, Ala., ariging Mina?” | ceeds Patrick Gordon Walker | Quinshon} killing 20 from. ‘integration demonstre- y as British foreign secretary. un. liquor store em- | tion. %4—Sir Winston Churchill, to return to 14—Russia retains world

bia; damage c in U.S, but slight um ° eS

son and President Johnson

sign continental free trade ha retaing Conedia automo-

women's figure-skating cham- pionship at Calgary; Dou Knight, Dundas, Ont., wins men's title.

4—U.8. planes attack tar- gets in North Viet Nam for first time, retaliating for Viet Cong raids on barracks in which eight U.S. soldiers killed and 106 wounded.

8—Eastern Airlines propel- ler-driven plane explodes and

J 16—KC - 135 tanker plane : passenger train, the Cana- ica —t Ml disturbances, i ~ ‘4A >) filed with fuel crashes in | tional enetetion neler im, | DC_swimmer Daws vrtte | dian, eastbound from Vasten' | eae bine aes See nes, | (Continued. on page 16) | - J] GY D Wichita, Kan.; 33 persons | posal for ~ party naan suspe: vv "Seien of | Ver, derailed by washout near 29 Ea hits JUS. . bs» my /% r H killed. Prime Minister Pear: | convention. Peta Berka of | qe. Suvtrening Terrace Bay, Ont.;- two killed, | Pacifis Northwest and Kear 0

21—English League soccet. 4) players Tony Kay and David " ‘p, (Bronco) Layne barred. for life from playing game fol- MAY lowing court : conviction on /RUSSIANS EXPELLED

bribery charges. 1—Bomb smashes doors and

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agreement covering biles and automobile parts.

‘ 18—Liberals hold seats: in _}, two Quebec provincial byelec-

ions. ~ Prime Minister Pear. son asks Yvon Dupuis to re- sign from cabinet as minister without portfolio after feports he was involved in influence-: peddling in bid to gain racetrack ' franchise.

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volved in Lucien Rivard _af- fair, resigns.as chairman of | tion Liberal .party parliamentary

(A é 90, dies nine days after. work, e strike that be- | hockey title at Tampere, Fis-

, »: fering stroke. 2 gan Decl 5. Public Works Min- | tand: Ca finishes third rest wishes to you! 25—Pope appoints. #7 ister Jepn-Paul telets | behind C ovakia.

cardinals, inc 1.u ding resigns from federal cabinet. 15 — Queen Elizabeth and

et 14—Guy Rouleau, Liberal | Duchess of Windsor meet im

NEWSON Canada announces %,- | MP for ,Montreal Dollard in- | London hospital where Duke

cnate aatmnke ala eimdran - Ford of Canada employees in

ELECTRIC

; tract oa er 17—-Eastern Provincial Air- 161 Queen Street—Ch’town | *S<' 15 — Canada's new maple'| ways en route from "|* 26 — Prime Minister Man- | jest flag raised at ceremonies ee Sydney, N&., in Ottawa. crashes + le 17—Prime Minister Pearson | boit; eight

announces that over next five

; years old age of $75 ship and floats in space a: a month. will t be made payable | 10. minutes during two-man as t on instead of 70. Gam- | flight of Voshked 2. bia becomes independent sov- 22—U.S. military authorities ereign state. announce non - lethal gases 18—Avalanche at Grandue | that cause nausea and vomit- mine in northern B.C. traps | ing in use against Viet Cong f. 4 men in tunnel: 26 die.. ae et oe i mga : ‘Royal commission on health _ Grissom eervices calls for universal | John ‘Young complete first May it be filled with prepaid medical care plan” U.S. two-man space flight; 4 operated by provincial com- | made three ‘orbits. missions under federal co- 24—RCMP seize $25,000,000

ordination: “Remi Paul quits Conservative. party to» sit in-| Viola Gregg Liuzzo, 38, Commons~as independent. : 20—Ranger VIII spacecraft transmits more than 7,000 pic-

_ SCHURMAN 5.

tures. of moon before crashing with Negro. between

into Sea of Tranquillity. Selma end Montgomery, Ale.

. 21—Malcolm X, leader of 28 — Earthquake shatters

militant black nationalist | dam im Chile; death toH ex- K

movement in U.S., shot and | ceeds 400. Shad eusinaton.- killed at a meeting in New | 2 — Commons approves.

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