Yugoslavia Albania Row Lets Friction Rise In Balkans
Albania has broken off cultural and trade pacts with Yugoslavia and ordered Yugoslav missions and military experts out. Belgrade’s radio called the move insulting and warned of consequences. Tito’s foreign office issued a stiff note and warned of economic repercussions as Albania denounced treaties and protocols. The quarrel drew attention amid wider Cominform tensions in the region.
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Associated Press
ONDON
Albania
Yugoslavia
Belgrade
Marshal Tito
foreign office
London
Tanjug
Tito
Cominform
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Eight Nose Varieties in Zoology Cartoon Variety
The piece humorously cites eight basic nose types as imagined by a professor at the University of Nebraska, a St. Louis Post Despatch item handed over to the Financial Post Philadelphia correspondence. It blends London chatter on George Drew and Canadian politics. An old woman and a much older husband frame a light local anecdote as the page continues.
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University of Nebraska
St. Louis
iO GEO
LONDON
Adelphia
Financial Post
George
sreeraak
King
Kingsmere
rae
Ada Cub Reporter Gets Screen Test Opportunity
John Clayton, 19, a cub reporter for the Ada Evening News, earned a bit part as an oil field roustabout in the film Tulsa. City editor urged him to seize the chance, as he heads to Hollywood in two weeks for a screen test and possible movie career after landing the assignment.
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ADA
Oklo
John Clayton
Ada Evening News
Hila city
Tulsa
Clayton
Stuart Heisler
Hollywood
Eisenhower Boom Builds As Democratic Draft Motion Grows
U S political figures weigh Gen Dwight D Eisenhower as a potential Democratic candidate for president. A declared refusal could end the boom. silence may fuel the draft. Southern conventions in Georgia and Virginia push for Ike with 54 votes backing him. Truman’s civil rights program sparks regional split.
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WASHINGTON
C.P
United States
Dwight D
Ike) Eisenhower
Columbia University
Eisenhower
Truman
Philadelphia
White House
New York
Allen
J. Howard, McGrath
Rhode Island
Democratic committee
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Ike
Georgia
Virginia
House
Four Men Killed in Howick Highway Crash Near Montreal
Four men were fatally injured and a fifth hospitalized with non life threatening injuries after a speeding car left the road near Howick, 30 miles west of Montreal. Victims named Wilfrid Arcot, Fabien Primrau, Adrien Daoust, Paul Truder, all of Howick, with Roc Parent and another man from Howick injured. Police say the car crashed into a tree. vehicle demolished.
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HOWICK
Coe
TtA
tociy
Montreal
Wilfrid Arcot
Omstown
Offshore purchases expected during ACO aid sale
A sharp upswing in offshore purchases, mostly in Canada, may be seen during the ACO aid sale on Friday as the economy cooperation administration conducts its operation.
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WASHINGTON
Canada
economic co-operation administration
Bernadotte Seeks Arab Reply To Palestine Peace Plan
UN mediator Count Folke Bernadotte expects an Arab answer today and a Jewish reply early next week on the Palestine peace plan. He flies to Cairo for Arab views while Tel Aviv says the cabinet will meet to draft the Jewish reply. The four week truce expires next Friday and both sides are to respond before the deadline.
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CATRO
Folke Bernadotte
Palestine
United Nations
Rhodes
Cairo
Tel Aviv
Bernadotte
Passenger train wreck injures nine near Rivers Manitoba
Railway officials released a list of injured passengers and crew after a freight rammed the rear of passenger train No. 4 at 2:40 a.m. about 35 miles west of Rivers Manitoba. Eleven passengers and five crew sustained injuries including fractured tibia and fibula, bruises and other traumas.
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versons
Gudmundson
Winnipeg
A. J. Lock
Victoria
F. Fitzsimmons
Renin
MacNamara
La Salle
Ont
Kutchenko
Edmonton
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Yonkers
N.Y
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Paul Prochera
vyper
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A. Bachynsky
F. S
I. Halliday
A. G. McKenzie
C.D.T
Rivers
Dagmar Fire Off Delaware Coast Leaves Crew Safe
A 10000-ton Swedish steamship Dagmar Salen caught fire ten miles off the Delaware coast today. The blaze began in the engine room and spread to the superstructure prompting the crew to abandon ship. All crew members were saved, though one was injured and airlifted by a coast guard plane to a hospital. The SS Perla arrived soon after and assisted or investigated the distress.
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NEW YORK
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Dagmar
Salen
Delaware
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Dagmar Gplen
MISTER CANADA
A lengthy profile of King, nicknamed Mister Canada, reveals polarized views of his character. Readers see him as both a cautious hermit and a demanding stage leader, with critics dubbing him various archetypes from dictator to pampered royal. The article emphasizes his political sagacity, resilience, and lifelong battles in Parliament, noting relentless scrutiny and varied praise.
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King
bern
Fie
Berlin Blockade Talks Seen Amid Rising Tensions
Allied governors plan to meet Soviet Marshal Sokolovsky in Berlin to discuss lifting the blockade while a Western protest to the Kremlin awaits his reply. Britain regards a highway blockade as unacceptable and questions when rail traffic can resume. A new Soviet boycott against Western sectors is reported by Neue Zeitung, and the four power control over Berlin’s magistrate remains unsettled.
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ERLIN
C.P
Vassily D. Sokolovsky
Berlin
Brian Robertson
Germany
Kremlin
Vassily Sokolovalov
United States
Brian
Sokolovsky
Neue Zeitung
Treptow
Louis Glaser
United
Death Gun Sought in Quebec Bankers Taxi Driver Killings
Police probe a series of blasts that killed banker Louis Philippa, taxi driver Wilfrid Dumaiy, and others near a rural road between Cacouna and St Modeste on Dominion Day. Authorities question motive and sequence as windshields were shattered and bodies lay 73 feet apart.
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ivy
deash
wes
Louis Philippa
Steton
Wilfrid Dumaiy
Beton
Diunais
Cacowna sid St
Modeste
Canada Accused of Instigating New War
A Red Star article from Moscow on July 3 accuses Canada of waging propaganda to spark a new war. It claims Canadian government circles are "war instigators" aiding hysteria and preparing aggression against the Soviet Union.
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Red Star
Canada
Claxton
crg
Soviet Union
oocet
Berlin Blockade Assurances Refused by Soviet Marshal
News brief reports that Soviet Marshal Vassily Sokolovsky refused to assure Western power commanders that the Soviet blockade of Berlin would be lifted. The AP dispatch notes no commitment given to end the blockade. Also covered are Arab replies to Bernadotte, a Chicago explosion with casualties, a Diamond Sculls result, and a Canadian election candidate nomination.
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A.P
Vassily D. Sokolovsky
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