Egypt closes Suez Canal to Israeli ships again
The Herald Tribune notes Egypt under President Nasser has again barred ships from Israel from the Suez Canal, a move seen as a factor in the ongoing conflict. It criticizes Egypt for delaying any real peace while urging United Nations mediation to secure a lasting settlement.
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Suez Canal
Israel
Egypt
Nasser
Canal Authority
Gaza Strip
Gulf of Aqaba
United Nations
Adventure At Your Doorstep film showcases Manitoba sights
The Department of Industry and Commerce adds a new full color 16 mm film to its collection. It takes viewers on a picture journey through Manitoba from Ninette to Whiteshell and the Red River, highlighting fishing spots, parks, forts, churches, and vacation-friendly regions to entice local tourism. The film ends with a reflective quote about pursuing desires and enjoyment.
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Manitoba
Lake District
Ninette
Killarney
Peace Gardens
Clear Lake
Red River
St. Andrews
Whiteshell
Duck Mountains
Curtine-play-outfit pattern for child sizes 2 4 6 8
Printed pattern 4863 for a mother made curtain style play outfit for daughter with shirt shorts and pedal pushers. Includes size 2 4 6 8 and size 6 shirt yardage 35 inches with directions. Send 40 cents to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Toronto.
Child's play puppy pattern sparks kid friendly crafts
It's easy for all ages to craft a fluffy 15 inch puppy from two pillow like foundations and a single 4 ounce skein of worsted. Pattern 7372 costs thirty five cents mailed to Household Arts Department Toronto. Free patterns offered with the Alice Brooks Needicraft Book for 1957.
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Alice Brooks
Sound speed rises with temperature per degree Fahrenheit
The velocity of sound increases about one foot per second for each one degree Fahrenheit rise in temperature.
No one profiteers All profit
The Clarion defends Red Cross blood donor clinics saying volunteers and staff work for free and no one profits. It rebuts rumors that nurses are paid and notes about five dollars per donation goes to processing and shipping. The piece urges higher local blood donations and praises Kindersley participation.
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the Clarion
Kindersley
Sask
Registered Nurses Association
Red Cross
Clarion
Hoosier
The
Saskatchewan
National Water Safety Week urged across Canada
The Canadian Red Cross Society promotes National Water Safety Week June 16 to 22 to raise awareness of swimming safety and drowning prevention. The message stresses simple, practical rules, avoids tragedies, and encourages safe summer enjoyment near lakes, rivers, and streams.
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Canadian Red Cross Society
Canada
Welcome to Alberta Hunters and the Pheasant Welcome
A Seattle sportsman, W. A. Duncan, writes that Alberta has strong game life support from Washington donors and provincial aid. The letter defends American hunters as welcome while noting the region’s famed pheasant hunting and urging Duncan to return for better hunting.
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W. A. Duncan
Seattle
Duncan
Alberta
of Washington
Ducks Unlimited
Bieta
Sen
EID. Fish and Ame Association
State Tie Commission
Canada
Mr. Duncan
International opening of Minto school crosses border
The North Portal Saskatchewan and Portal North Dakota communities staged a unique official opening of Minto school begun in the United States and completed in Canada. Portal furnished Memorial hall for most of the program showing strong cross border cooperation and friendly ties beyond the border.
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Minto School
North Portal
United States
Saskatchewan
Portal
North Dakota
Dial Telephone Service Proposed For Innisfail District
Innisfail area groups urged to petition the Alberta government to accelerate dial telephone service. Town Council Hospital Board School Board and service clubs urged a large scale appeal to justify earlier installation noting recent municipal investments and rising demand in a busy exchange between Calgary and Red Deer.
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Alberta
Innisfail
Hospital Board
School Board
Calgary
Edenton
Red Deer
Eisenhower Pressure On Israel Over Suez Crisis Looms
The article notes U S concerns over Israel bowing to Egypt after Nasser’s tough stance supported by the Soviet bloc. It questions potential Western moves and Ironies of U S action in the Suez Canal crisis while Dulles laments Nasser’s slow canal clearance and Eisenhower seeks a warm health retreat.
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Suez Canal
Middle East
Eisenhower
Egypt
Nasser
Russia
United States
Dulles
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