Canada Faces Growing Pains Over US Investment Flows
In New York AP report, Canada’s rapid industrial expansion draws US capital and trade tension. Ottawa fears outside control and resource exploitation as US firms fund much of Canada’s growth. Diefenbaker seeks reduced US purchases to shrink the trade gap while Canada remains a key US customer. A separate obituary notes Miss Julia Miller, 91, ex teacher and ISU coed.
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Union Head Called In Greenlease Prove
The U S Senate labor-management rackets committee subpoenaed Harry Karsh Teamsters Local 447 business agent for carnival workers. Investigators seek whether Karsh knows about the disputed January votes for Harold Gibons and the missing 300000 of the Greenlease ransom, half of 600000 paid for Bobby Greenlease. Karsh's attorney said the subpoena is acknowledged but not confirmed as connected to the case.
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World Tensions Rise As US Bombers Near Soviet Borders
AP dispatches report a Moscow radio commentator warning that U S bomber flights toward Soviet borders keep the world on the brink of war. In Seoul torrential rains kill 62 in South Korea with damages over eight million dollars. Queen Elizabeth II hosts Buckingham Palace garden party as sinus fever affects her hosting duties. Stepinac condition improves after another blood clot. Tokyo reports Foreign Minister Aiichiro Fujiyama seeks to address issues with U S Ambassador Douglas MacArthur II.
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Premier De Gaulle Seeks Time to See Eisenhower in Washington
Arthur II plans a Washington visit to confer with Secretary of State Dulles in mid September on world changes and the bus situation. De Gaulle tells Eisenhower he is too busy in coming months but expects to meet later. Khru shchev in Halle asserts the bloc's strength will beat capitalism without war and mocks Yugoslavia as the lagging socialist state.
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Better Lyrics Contest By Teen-Agers
Minneapolis teens launch a national Better Lyrics contest with 500 dollars in prizes for five best lyric sets from ages 13 to 19. Promoted by Contact, a Catholic high school group, with funds from the Catholic parents organization. They critique songs like Wear My Ring Around Your Neck Yakety Yak All the Way and Witchcraft for encouraging behavior they oppose.
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Kansas Wheat Yields Outpace Expectations
The Kansas crop service reports 65 percent of wheat harvested by July 5 with most cuts in the southern and eastern counties. Despite hail, insects and late-week rains delaying some areas, yields meet or exceed pre harvest forecasts as sorghum is planted and corn tassels begin in early fields.
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