US Assures Canada on Oil Access
Ottawa reports the United States pledged continued access for Canadian oil to vital markets linking North American defense. The talks followed Kennedy administration changes to oil import controls, with Hees noting no change to the overland exemption. A future meeting was planned to review trade growth and mutual interests.
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House of Commons
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W. Walton Butterworth
Griffith Johnson
John Kely
Interior
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Wallace McCutcheon
Brothers Win Army Vehicle Design Award
Robert and John Forsyth of Lockheed California won a nationwide contest by the United States Armor Association for a dual unit tank design. Lt. John L. Ryan Jr. presented a certificate of achievement and a $500 savings bond. The Forsyth brothers, Burbank independents, clocked over 600 hours on the project.
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Lockheed-California Co
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Lockheed California
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Japanese Miners Stage Sitdown Near Parliament
Four thousand helmeted coal miners ignored police orders and staged a sitdown near the Parliament Building in Tokyo to press their demands. The protest disrupted surrounding traffic as police sought to disperse the crowd.
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