Canada election reshapes trade with United States
The Conservative landslide in Canada under John Diefenbaker promises a shift in trade policy toward Britain and away from the United States. The party seeks greater imports from Britain, possibly lower U S imports, and hints at recognizing Red China. Diefenbaker secures about 80 percent of Commons seats, altering the political landscape and future economic ties.
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Britain
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House of Commons
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Quebec
Army promises homes for reservists amid unit abolishments
Washington The Army announced a sweeping reorganiza tion plan late Monday that would abolish six National Guard divisions and four reserve divisions. It pledged to find homes for all reservists whose company size supporting units are eliminated, ensuring transfer to other units and continued service.
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William Broom
Washington
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Proposed Dy army cuts threaten national defense
Wilber M. Brucker and Army spokesmen brief Vienna on budget cuts. The Vienna protest centers on reassigning a few units and the potential loss of trained personnel. The Vienna Guard Association claims four units are deactivated, reducing men and resources.
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Wilber M. Brucker
Vienna
UPI
Andready
Big 3 auto output slips in first quarter 1958
The big three automakers produced 1,406,695 vehicles in the first quarter of 1958, down from 2,021,361 a year earlier. General Motors fell from 999,820 to 838,058, Ford from 628,937 to 397,605, and Chrysler from 392,604 to 171,082. Governor Goodwin Knight weighs an early appointment to fill a Board of Supervisors vacancy after Herbert Co. Lees’ death, expressing concern over board action amid Ford and Legg losses.
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Goodwin Knight
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Legg
John Anson Ford
Florida
Rambler
Pennsylvania
Seaside Acquisition Studied for County Hospital Plan
Seaside Memorial Hospital buildings on West Mth Street and Chestnut Avenue were valued by two appraisers to aid potential county purchase for chronic bed patient care. The plan includes moving administration to a new city hospital on East 27th Street and Atlantic Avenue, with staff taking over in about two years. Appraisers Herbert Pratt and Jack Merrick were named to report back. The county may lease the plant for 110000 dollars annually for 19 years with a purchase option at a nominal figure. County actions included delaying museum site decisions and bidding on automatic traffic signals near Foster Road in Bellflower and Downey areas, plus hiring another deputy sheriff.
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Long Beach
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Ok’d
Fools' Day Punishes Drunk Driver in Tampa
Solomon Atkins faced multiple offense entanglements. Found guilty of driving while intoxicated on April 1, 1957, his license was suspended until April 1, 1938, then extended to April 1, 1959 after a November arunit conviction. On a Tuesday he received a 90 day sentence for driving with a suspended license.
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UPI
Solomon Atkins
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