Canada Vote Sends Back Two Regimes in 1950s Quebec and Saskatchewan
Quebec Premier Maurice Duplessis's Union Nationale won a record fifth term with 72 of 93 seats, while Saskatchewan's Cooperative Commonwealth Federation under Premier T. C. Douglas saw its majority reduced from 1952. Liberals increased to 19 seats in Quebec. Saskatchewan tally stood at 55 CCF to 42 Liberals with three Social Credit seats. One district undecided and another postponed due to late ice breakup.
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Quebec
Upi
Saskatchewan
Maurice Duplessis
Union Nationale
Cooperative Commonwealth Federation
T. C. Douglas
Canada
Liberals
Montreal
St. Anne
Duplessis
Quebec Conservative Party
CCF
Social Credit Party
Socialists
Icelands election centers on U S base at Keflavik
Iceland girds for a tight 52 member Althing vote as parties clash over the U S military base at Keflavik. The withdrawal issue has stirred coalition splits since 1953, with Washington and Moscow reacting to potential shifts shaping Iceland neutrality and NATO defense interests.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
Volcanic
North Atlantic
Althing
U. S. Aly
Keflavik
Moscow
New York
The
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
North American
Olafur Thorsh
Progressive Party
U.S
Progressives
U. S
Washington
Foreign Ministry
Reds Fire Stalin Man In Poland Shakeup
Warsaw radio reports a purge in Communist Poland with the chief of the citizens militia removed amid another anti Stalin shakeup in London and Warsaw.
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Reds
Stalin
London
Poland
Warsaw
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