Canada spy scandal rocks Parliament over Mrs Munsinger case
In Montreal and Ottawa the Mrs Munsinger matter triggers a political crisis as Canada awaits word on an alleged former spy. Prime Minister Pearson and ministers defend the government amid calls for inquiry while denials and emotional rebuttals surface from Sevigny and others.
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Illegal Court Union Orders Investigation Flare In Reading
Seven men allegedly refused to attend a so called trap and faced fines of five shillings. A strike, threats, and wife’s distress followed as Inspector Trem oversaw a refrigerant issue at an Alor plant in Reading. Prime Minister and Conservative leaders denounced the episode as disgraceful perversion of justice.
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May
Priest Resigns Priesthood Over Birth Control View
A 58 year old assistant priest at St Thomas More's Lewester has resigned from the Roman Catholic priesthood citing church rulings on birth control as making married life impossibly difficult. Father Alan Tynn, eight years a priest, says the stance on birth control forced his decision.
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Reuter
St Thomas More's Church
Lewester
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Economy plea as Ghana seeks cash aid and foreign investment
Ghana's new government seeks a long term loan of 47.81 million dollars to revive the economy. General Ankrah assures foreign investors of guaranteed rights and favourable conditions to pursue legitimate activities.
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Organisation of African Unity
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Nkrumah
Ankrah
Ghiow
Couneil
FN Fibne
French forces evict Chinese Nationalists from embassy
Paris reports French police forcibly removed eight Nationalist Chinese diplomats from the Chinese Embassy after a siege. French officials say Beijing was recognized as China’s government and the building will be handed to Communist China’s mission. The departure followed repeated appeals and a government messenger notice.
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Summit Jitters as Pandas Prepare to Wed
The London Zoo giant panda Chi Chi, 5 years old, arrived in quarantine after a plane voyage and will be mated with Moscow Zoo’s An An. Officials hope the rare birth could be worth about 20 elephants to a zoo and have an undisclosed agreement to share any offspring.
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London Zoo
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An-An
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