Canadian election indecisive after narrow Conservative gains
Prime Minister John Diefenbaker and his Conservative Party won the largest bloc of seats but failed to secure a majority in Canada's general election. The Liberals and opposition parties, including the Social Credit gains in Quebec, leave Diefenbaker likely needing cross-party cooperation to form a government as Lester B. Pearson and the Liberals react to the results.
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Toronto
John Diefenbaker
Conservative
House of Commons
Social Credit Party
Quebec
Liberal Party
Lester B. Pearson
John F
Fallout contest aims to shield schools from nuclear fallout
The Defense Department announces a 15000 dollar prize for the best fallout protected school design open to registered architects and engineers. The contest emphasizes safety planning for educational facilities in potential nuclear events.
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Washington
Heavy-Equipment Workers End 3 Day Strike With Truce
The Operating Engineers Union and four contractors associations halted a three day strike by 14 000 heavy equipment workers in the Southland after a night of talks. A temporary pact runs to July with retroactive terms to June 15, potentially influencing three other unions on related construction disputes.
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Southland
Long Beach
California
Teamsters Union
Talk on TWA Crisis Sets New Round of Talks
Washington reports a last-ditch effort by Labor Secretary Goldberg to avert a walkout by TWA flight engineers amid threats of a strike that could disrupt European travel. The Transport Workers Union in New York announced a 56 city walkout at midnight Friday, while American Airlines praised steady operations awaiting government action.
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Washington
Kennedy
Trans World ‘Airlines
American Airlines
Arthur J. Goldberg
Ghe Twa
TWA
Transport,Workers Union
New York City
American
White House
Transport Workers Union
tThe
Flight Engineers International Association
Trans World Airlines
Naam
PDT
Pan American World Airways
Eastern Air Lines
Pan American
Eastern
Transport Workers
Robinson Stricken in Africa
Actor Edward G. Robinson suffered a heart attack Monday while filming near Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanganyika. He was taken to a hospital in Arusha and described as seriously ill. The film unit camped at 6,000 feet on a 15,000-foot mountain. a doctor associated with the group, who left camp hours before the attack, was hospitalized after a car crash nearby.
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Nairobi
Edward G. Robinson
Mt. Kilimanjaro
Tanganyika
Arusha
USA
Robinson
Kilimanjaro
Labor unions negotiate across Southern California strikes
Representatives of 14,000 operating engineers reach a temporary agreement with four contractor associations, ending a three day strike in the region. Other unions including carpenters and flight engineers plan actions as they seek interim accords and broader settlements amid nationwide labor unrest.
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Teamsters Union
Cement Masons
California
Carpenters
Teamsters
Drag Race Fatal for Two Youths in Lomita Area
A 70 mile per hour drag race in Lomita ended in death for two youths. Douglas Dorland 21 Manhattan Beach and Thomas Legare 18 Lancaster died when their 1962 convertible spun out on Nor mandie Avenue south of Sepulveda Boulevard. Driver Timothy Huber 18 Lancaster was booked on suspicion of drag racing. a third driver is being sought.
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Lomita
California Highway Patrol
CHP
Howard Brutschy
Sepulveda Boulevard
Douglas Craig Dorland
John St
Manhattan Beach
Thomas Neal Legare
Lancaster
Timothy John Huber
N. Gadsden
Huber
Germans Shoot Down Own Guard In Berlin Tunnel Escape
East Berlin guards killed one of their own during an attempted escape under the Red Wall. Four East Germans reached a West Berlin building after a 90 foot tunnel dug by West Berlin students. A guide recounted crawling through the tunnel with two women and two children to safety while gunfire and tear gas followed.
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Algeria
Alpiers
Ceretain
Oran
Berlin
East Berlin
Red Wall
Wall
West Berlin
Tunnelings Organization
Sinking submarine report turned out to be a hoax or error
A mass coast guard search off Massachusetts for a sinking submarine near 60 miles south of Portsmouth ended without distress. The call originated from a Harbor region and involved Navy ships, a private yacht, and a fishing vessel. Navy officials discounted the report. no submarine was found and all units were recalled.
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Scituate
Mass
Folk
Massachusetts
Uit
Norfolk
NAVY
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Guard
Hurricane
Atlant
Lady L “Tic Fleet
Norbeth
Scituate Harbor
Farham ‘Rock Buoy
Portsmouth
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Eichmann aide on trial for aiding mass murder
Otto H unsche 51 former S S leader stands trial in Frankfurt on charges of aiding the mass murder of Hungarian Jews. Margaret Reich a former Hungarian now living in Israel testifies as key witness against Hamsche and others linked to Eichmann’s network.
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Eichmann
Frankfurt
Germany
UPI
Adolf Eichmann
S. S
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