Canada approves CPA to run two Pacific air services
The government approves Canadian Pacific Airways to operate two Pacific region services without government aid. One route will serve Australia and New Zealand, the other Asia via Alaska, subject to traffic rights negotiations. The move ends the Trans-Canada monopoly on international routes from a Canadian viewpoint.
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Liberals Name Five To Contest Calgary Seats
In Calgary on July 21 four men and one woman were nominated to run in the Aug. 17 Alberta general election. Nominees at the meeting were Mrs. Mary Dover Hugh John MacDonald L Dudley Ward MLA Roger Flummerfelt and Michael McCormick. Ward is one of three service members in the present legislature. Alderman Dan Mackay declined to stand at the convention saying he will accept a Liberal nomination in the next federal election.
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Hugh John MacDonald
L. Dudley Ward
Roger Flummerfelt
Michael McCormick
Ward
Dan Mackay
Meat diet linked to larger, longer rat life in study
University of Chicago scientists report rats fed mixed meat diets grew bigger and lived longer than vegetarians, though outcomes by age are not fully convincing. The piece notes the similarity of animal and human responses and raises ethical questions about animal testing.
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University of Chicago
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Nomination Day in Quebec as Candidates File Papers
More than 300 candidates filed official nomination papers and $200 deposits today in a bid for seats in the 92 member Quebec legislature. Voting is next Wednesday. campaigns are expected to heat up as party leaders enter a final stretch.
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Quebec
Five Of 13 In Crash Rescued
Five of thirteen aboard a French air force Wellington were rescued today after a forced Mediterranean landing. The plane ferried families of soldiers from North Africa to France and sent an SOS before rescuers reached the wreck.
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BOAC to Buy 22 Canadair Aircraft for Fleet Update
British Overseas Airways Corporation will purchase 22 Canadair four engined planes to replace the disappointing British Tudors. Parliamentary secretary George Lindgren said the move ends the “fly-British” policy for BCAC after a careful review. Under an arrangement with Canada, no immediate dollar outlay is needed, with earnings from the aircraft aiding dollar reserves. Delivery of the first Montreal-built Canadair is expected within eight months.
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Referendum on Newfoundland confederation odds
ST JOHN'S Md July 21 Confederation with Canada holds about a 50-50 chance in the referendum on Newfoundland's future government form. Prominent business leaders back confederation while party alignments since June 3 plebiscite show little change. Responsible government remains the central argument, urging a priority on self rule before any Canada link.
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Overthrow Of U S Govt Charged In Indictment
U S authorities announce indictments against the top ranks of the Communist Party including editor John Gates and chairman William Foster for conspiring to overthrow the U S government by force and violence under the Smith Act. Bail set at 5000 for six arrestees.
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Chicago
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Cleveland
Ohio
Liberal platform pledges tax repeal and pension raise
Alberta Liberal Leader Jasper Prowse outlined planks to abolish the provincial tax on colored gasoline and raise the old age pension to 40 a month at a Warner nominating convention. He said the policy committee would draft the full platform in Edmonton and noted the party would not overpromise. William John Colliton was chosen as the Liberal candidate for Warner district.
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Ite
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Tests Ordered For RAF Air Raid Observation Units
The air ministry ordered large scale RAF exercises over southern England for Sunday plus a test of wartime air raid observation services. About 100 RAF aircraft including Meteor and Vampire jets will participate in day long drills with over 3,000 Air Raid Observation Corps personnel at six southern centers. In central England some 60 US Superfortresses flew out on a training mission.
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England
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Diplomatic Move Aims to Halt Blockade Pressure
The United States and Britain seek an acceptable solution to the crisis over the Soviet blockade of Berlin. Generals, envoys, and journalists discuss options as Luis D. Clay and Robert Murphy head to Washington. Jet fighters are being deployed to reinforce Germany while a Soviet gesture hints at aiding Berlin with power and coal.
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Germany
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Washington
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Selfridge Field
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Imposing Lineup Of Leaders For National Convention
Officials of the National Progressive Conservative Association aim to hold a leadership convention before September 15. Delegates and alternates will be chosen by riding, with three delegates and three alternates per riding. Potential leaders include Premier Drew, Gordon Graydon, Donald Fleming, John Diefenbaker, and M A MacPherson.
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Jay
National Progressive Conservative Association
John Bracken
Drew
Ontario
Gordon Graydon
Peel
Donald Fleming
Toronto Eglinton
John Diefenbaker
Lake Centre
M. A. MacPherson
Regina
R. J. Manion
Mr. Bracken
Winnipeg
Sidney Smith
the
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United States
Rationing Of Bread To End Sunday
London reports Britain will end bread rationing next Sunday after two years. Food Minister John Strachey announces a new control system to regulate deliveries to bakeries, ensuring supply remains at current consumption levels and avoiding shortages.
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Reuters
Britain
John Strachey
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Strachey
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