Six agree on Asian-protection terms in market talks
BRUSSELS Reuters British and European Common Market negotiators reached a provisional accord to protect Asian Commonwealth members if Britain joins the Market. Details were sparse as the six members reportedly agreed on staged Market tariff applications to India Pakistan and Ceylon with full effect by 1970 amid ongoing talks on farm export access.
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India
Pakistan
Ceylon
Khrushchev Calls West A Smelly Goat In Village Speech
In Kalinovka Khrushchev told peasants that the West is a smelly goat Russia must live with, urging higher Soviet economy and weapons. He likened imperialism to a goat in the house and warned against letting it into the kitchen garden.
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Reuters
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Russia
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Pravda
Communist Party
Algerians Shelve Differences Amid Looming Civil War
Ahmed Ben Bella faction members headed to Algiers after nationalist leaders paused internal disputes under a shadow of civil war. Ferhat Abbas and over 100 supporters traveled from Oran by road, while Ben Bella and two bureau members arrived by air. Abbas, traveling separately, aimed to retain maneuvering room for mediation as a seven member bureau would govern and set elections for a constituent assembly on August 27.
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Reuters
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Hadj Ben Alla
Abbas
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Constituent Assembly
Surgeons Meet in Calgary Conference on Reattachment Methods
Two leading surgeons from separate historic limb reattachment operations converge in Calgary for a joint conference. Dr John A Malt from Massachusetts Hospital Boston and Dr George F E Millar a cardiovascular surgery specialist will discuss advances and techniques in limb restoration.
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Browne Resigns From Cabinet
Ottawa reports Solicitor General William Browne resigns from the cabinet clearing room for Prime Minister Diefenbaker to unveil a new lineup. Browne plans to return to St John’s to pursue legal action challenging the June 18 St John’s West election results citing ineligible ballots.
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Robbery Suspect Arrested After Calgary Pickup
Vancouver police said a suspect tied to a 17012 dollar bank holdup was arrested in Calgary after paying 4300 cash for a new convertible. Teller John Ellis, 19, was wounded in the hand during the Downtown Royal Bank of Canada robbery.
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Canadians still sing O Canada says American judge
Vancouver service club luncheon heard Washington State Supreme Court Judge Matthew Hill say Canadians continue to sing O Canada. He quashed a rumor about singing O Kennedy We Stand on Guard for Thee and noted the loyalty of Canadian and American ties.
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Saskatchewan Legislature Settles Medicare Battle New Crisis
REGINA A politician's 14-year-old promise was fulfilled as Canada's first state sponsored medical care plan began, ending months of bitter controversy under the socialist government. Washington reports Khrushchev may sign a separate peace with East Germany this year but will likely stop short of giving Berlin triggers for war. A new Berlin crisis appears possible as Soviet actions rise and talks between Khrushchev Ulbricht unfold near the Black Sea.
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Llewellyn Thompson
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Canada
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Saskatchewan
Postal workers weigh stance amid Ottawa pay pause
In Ottawa CSAC officials push for a seven to three percent wage rise for postal workers while Medicine Hat posties report no talks or poll. A CSAC meeting was planned to discuss government approaches as postmasters deny undercurrents at local offices. Saskatchewan passes Medical Care Act advancing medicare with mandatory premiums and tax hikes.
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Ottawa
Medicine Hat
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Sam Goldie
Rosemont service station plan up for appeal ruling
Medicine Hat council's denial of a Rosemont Rentals site for a service station was upheld by the Provincial Planning Advisory Board. The decision cites the Crescent Heights replotting as incompatible with the city's general plan and warns of adverse effects on nearby properties and public interest. An appeal to the Supreme Court may be pursued after McMillan returns from vacation.
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Europe
Arizona
Thomas J. Riley
Boston
Finkbine
Canada moves to tighten drug safety after thalidomide cases
Five provinces join federal effort to care for drug-deformed babies and fund programs with a meeting set for August in Ottawa. Dr. Jean Webb tracks cases as total births contended at 55 nationwide, with Quebec City reporting the first thalidomide deformity.
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D Department
Ottawa
Jean Webb
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