Tough Indian general leads UNEF with Canadians in key roles
Maj-Gen Prem Singh Gyani, new UNEF commander, a hard fighting Sikh, emphasizes UNEF as a peace force not police and notes Canadians in pivotal roles. He praises Canadian discipline, adaptability of maintenance troops, and reports visiting from India to Canada with two brothers-in-law adopting Canadian citizenship. He led patrols with Royal Canadian Dragoons and Fort Garry Horse presence.
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JACK BRAYLFEY
Egypt
hils
Holy Land
Prem Singh Gyant
UNEF
Canada
E. L. M. Burns
Sinai
Israel
United Arab Republic
United Nations
Chandigarh
Punjab
India
Pakistan
Krishan
Pimmy Ahuja
Toronto
Mikal Ahuja
Muskoka resort
Ontario
Royal Canadian Dragoon
Fort Garry
service corps
Cpl
Joe Morris
RCD
Middleton
N.S
Camp Borden
Ont
TV Schedule Snapshot with Daytime Echoes
A Montreal style lineup lists programs by hour from 11:15 to 11:45 with blocks for news weather sports and multiple shows including Lost People Pantry Pageant Our Miss Brooks Kay MacLeod and Olympic Games. The guide includes RCMP and Perry Como entries and closes with weather and sports notes.
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Florian Zaback
Mantovani
Kay MacLeod
Magele Muggins
Sky King
Al McCann
Janet Blair
CBC TV
Florian Za Bach
Miss Brooks
Speb
Spo
RCMP
Perry Como
Music Hall
Tonight
CBC News
Florian ZaBach
Juliette
CJOC Tonight Schedule and Radio Lineup
A detailed hourly broadcast calendar lists CJOC programming from news and weather to shows like Leicester Square and Market Music. It also includes late night segments with Bob Wilson Show and Farm Show credits and credits Herald Empire Furniture notice.
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Bob Wilson
THE
HERALD AND
EMPIRE FURNITURE
Males Are In Bad Shape At Vancouver Clinic
Vancouver CP reports physical fitness expert Dr. Thomas Cureton says North American males reach physical middle age before 30. He notes Canadian men are slightly fitter than Americans but both groups suffer poor blood circulation. Cureton, professor at the University of Illinois, leads a three day fitness clinic urging systematic exercise to improve circulation and overall health.
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VANCOUVER
Thomas Cureton
University of Ilinois
Dr. Cureton
New Language Lab Serves Redwater Students
Sixty high school students in Redwater Alberta study French or Ukrainian in a language laboratory. The room has ten cubicles with tape recorders earphones and microphones allowing students to play back lessons and assess progress.
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REDWATER
Alta
Jacoby on Bridge by Oswald Jacoby
Renowned bridge columnist Oswald Jacoby analyzes bidding and play techniques in today’s puzzle. The lesson focuses on how to evaluate suit length and control when the dummy appears, with practical tips for improving decision making at the table.
Discards Work Near Swindle in Bridge Hand
South's seven diamonds marked as overbid shown by a distinct miscredit of North for both the king and queen of clubs. South lucked into the king, West led queen of spades, East played eight, South ruffed with nine, then played high trumps, captured hearts, and cleared trumps after a club discard on the queen of hearts.
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South
North
West
East
Card game analysis leads to decisive finesse in clubs
In a bridge hand, East discards down to three clubs while keeping the ace and king of spades and the ten of hearts. South deduces the ace and king of spades are held by East, since West would have bid spades otherwise. South then plays the ace and jack of clubs, executing a safe finesse against West's queen to secure the trick.
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East
West
South
Canada Stand Kills Water Diversion Plan in Senate
Washington AP reports Canadian objections to Chicago's plan to draw more water from Lake Michigan have effectively killed the Senate proposal. The State Department restated Ottawa's position, saying no amendment would satisfy Canada. The House had approved a one-year trial allowing extra withdrawals to aid navigation and sewage disposal.
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WASHINGTON
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Senate
Senate foreign relations committee
state department
Canada
House of Representatives
department
J. W. Fulbright
Dem. Ark
Alexander Wiley
Rep. Wis
Great Lakes
St. Lawrence Seaway
Illinois waterway
Warning Never Play Cards With Red Eyed Fellow
A Winnipeg report cites Dr. George Jessen of Chicago noting red eyed contact lenses may enable card sharks to see markings on cards. He warns players to eject any stranger with red eyes across the table, a cue to avoid cheating.
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WINNIPEG
George Jessen
Chicago
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