Bulganin rejects Ike air inspection plan as unrealistic
Premier Bulganin told 1500 Supreme Soviet deputies that mutual air inspections proposed by Eisenhower are impractical though well meant. He praised a more realistic May 10 Soviet proposal for inspection points and supported talks involving Chou En-lai and Walter George. He cautioned on disarmament and noted Geneva developments easing Cold War tensions. A separate note reports Dr. Chia Lin Haieh, a Stanford graduate, disappearing after planning to return to America from Yokohama.
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Moscow
Bulganin
Eisenhower
U.S
Soviet Union
Supreme Soviet
Russia
Geneva
Kremlin
Walter George
Georgia
Democratic Ahrnama
U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Chou En-lai
Chia Lin Haieh
Wilson
Yokohama
Japan
Chia
Stanford University
Cal
America
Red China
Stanford
The
University
Oil well found by chance on Saskatchewan tract
Orbit Oil Company, drilling to meet Saskatchewan rules on a 17 200 acre area, found a new oil well when Frank Roberts of Crag Drilling Ltd. spotted a level open gate between Cypress Hills and Maple Creek. The rig was moved in and the well became a commercial producer.
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Calgary
Orbit Oil Company
Saskatchewan
Frank Roberts
Crag Drilling Ltd
Roberts
Cypress Hills
Maple Creek
Speculation on New Romance For Princess Margaret
Gossip columns suggest Princess Margaret may pursue a romance with the 34 year old Earl of Wilton a wealthy eligible bachelor who inherited £1 000 000 and took a leading role in London society He recently co hosted a dance with the Princess at a fashionable event and has joined her theatre outings Ramsbury Manor near Marlborough Wiltshire noted for its country house and interior style
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London
Reuters
Margaret
Earl of Wilton
England
Earl
Ramsbury Manor
Marlborough
Wiltshire
Fire sighting ends with two nude campers cited
Santa Barbara report says Miss Ethel Wheeler a forest service lookout saw a dancing nude couple by a camp fire on Santa Ynez peak. She telephoned patrolman Everett Marshall who hiked up and cited them for an open fire in a prohibited area.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Ethel Wheeler
Santa Ynez Peak
Russia resumes nuclear test activity says AEC
The U S Atomic Energy Commission announced that Russia has resumed testing nuclear weapons. It did not specify whether the latest explosion was fission or fusion. The AEC had indicated no major blast was detected since last year. Monitoring methods rely on radioactivity tests downwind from test sites.
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Washington
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Russia
U.S
Soviet Union
Prominent B C Men Missing In Plane Crash Search
Five men aboard a Pacific Western Airlines Mallard Amphibian are missing after a 35 minute flight between Kemano and Kitimat in British Columbia. The group includes Vancouver school trustee D Milton Owen 42 and West Vancouver industrial relations consultant Col MacGregor MacIntosh 58 and Al Gorman 45. Pilot Capt Ed Bell is a veteran airman and lifesaving award winner. co pilot Kendall R King 28 of North Vancouver also aboard. The search continues in the Kitimat district 400 miles north of Vancouver.
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Vancouver
Pacific Western Airlines
Kitimate
Here
Kemano
Kitimat
Aluminum Company of Canada
Smelter
D. Milton Owen
Campney, Owen, Murphy and Owen
Col. MacGregor MacIntosh
West Vancouver
al Gorman
Saguenay- Kitimat Co
Aluminum
City votes on nurses home school gas pact and tax plan
Civic and hospital authorities plan joint bylaw votes on Wednesday September 21 to approve a $500 000 debenture for a nurses home and school with an underground link to a $2 000 000 hospital plus a 15 year fixed assessment tax plan and a New British Dominion gas supply contract at 10 cents per MCF for one billion cubic feet first year rising yearly with mutual dependencies and district wide voting on hospital issues.
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Civic
New British Dominion Oil Co
North West Nitro-Chemicals Ltd
Calgary
J. J. Bowlen
Kidd
J. G. Kidd
New British Dominion
Weather Summary for Saskatchewan and Alberta
Cloudy skies in northern Saskatchewan and Alberta bring scattered showers while southern areas stay sunny. Sunny weather returns across all regions Friday with temperatures rising but still just below normal.
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Edmonton
Saskatchewan
Alberta
City investigates city owned lots with no improvements
A special committee ordered an official audit of city owned lots sold or reserved without improvements. The finance committee will decide if repossession or suits are needed. About 100 serviced lots have no deal progress and 100 more are ready for building, while Kensington subdivision moves ahead with 158 lots and 85 lots nearby.
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Ron Thompson
Kensington
Bandit raid at Brink's in Buffalo yields cash recovery
Three armed bandits ambushed a Brink's crew in Fort Erie receipts, shooting guard Eugene Clohessy and stealing about 498000 dollars. Police captured two suspects within an hour in a nearby neighborhood and recovered the money. a third bandit escaped.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Fort -Erie
Eugene Clohessy
Brink
Fort Erie
Niagara River
Ontario
Ontario Jockey Club
Eleven U.S. fliers freed by Red China on Hong Kong border
Eleven American airmen, including Col. John Knox Arnold, refused to look back at Red China as they crossed into Hong Kong after captivity. They were held since a 1953 B-29 shoot down and were released as U.S.-China talks began in Geneva. The group, in good health, will proceed to Manila and Tokyo then return to the United States.
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Hong Kong
Red China
Border River Bridge
John Knox Arnold
Maj
William H. Bauer
Manilla
Tokyo
United States
Arnold
Jockey Club
James M. Davis
U.S. Air Force
North Korea
First Chipewyan Raised to the Anglican Ministry
A 54 year old Chipewyan Indian, Rev. Sandy Clipping, became the first from his tribe ordained as an Anglican priest. The ceremony at St. Pauls Church in Churchill drew about 100 Chipewyans who had traveled six days by dog team due to river rapids. They will return home only after the winter freeze allows dog-team travel again.
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Churchill
Man
Sandy Clipping
Manitoba
Duck Lake
Here
St. Paul’s Church
Winnipeg
H. E. Hives
Keewatin
C. W. Mixer
Kitchener
Ont
H. H. Marsh
Toronto
H. S. Hughes- Caley
Gillam
L. R. Willis
Clipping
Caribou
Bombed freighter sighted at Foochow entrance
The British freighter Inchwells was bombed and machine-gunned at Foochow's entrance, according to the Royal Navy report today. A uranium find near Geraldton, Ontario has sparked a rush. The Canadian Federation of Mayors and Municipalities will study civil defence at its 18th annual conference in Edmonton from August 28 to September 1. Cleveland Judge Paul Jones gave the Winnipeg Blue Bombers and Cleveland Browns until next Wednesday to file briefs in an injunction case involving Browns players Bobby Freeman and Jack Locklear.
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Foochow
Royal Navy
Cleveland
Paul Jones
Winnipeg Blue Bombers
Cleveland Browns
Browns
Bobby Freeman
Jack Locklear
Bombers
Cuthbert Denies Knowledge Of Local Bookmaking Ring
In a Wednesday session Cuthbert faced cross examination by Neil Fleischman over a Flash series by Ray Munro. Fleischman read a long list of smokeshops pool halls and restaurants tying to a supposed combination with Pete Wallace and other figures. Cuthbert said he could not confirm partnerships and noted some names as mentioned without solid knowledge.
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Louie
Cuthbert
Pete Wallace
Fleischman
Bob McFarlane
Dutch Homan
Blackie Black
U S and China Recess With No Agreement on Civilians
In Geneva the United States and China ended a closed-door session without a deal on freeing 40 American civilians held by the Pei Ping regime. U S ambassador Alexis Johnson and Chinese envoy Wang Pingnan spoke for 90 minutes, agreed to meet again Monday, and left room for government instructions. Rumors still claimed a possible soon release.
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Geneva
United States
China
Peiping
U. S
U. Alexis Johnson
Wang Pingnan
Mine Explosion in West Germany Takes 41 Lives
In Gelsenkirchen the Dahl busch coal mine blast killed 41 with 16 bodies recovered and 25 men still missing. Rescue halted for danger as heat and smoke hindered efforts while 21 miners were saved wounded from 2,500 feet underground.
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West Germany
Gelsenkirchen
Retuers
Dahlbusch
Airliner Crashes at Fort Leonard Wood with Thirty Aboard
Ameri can Airlines Convair with 30 aboard crashed in a wooded area on Ft. Leonard Wood reservation in Missouri. Early reports indicated no survivors and seven to eight bodies found. An army officer near the airfield confirmed the count as 27 passengers and a three-man crew.
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Rolla
American Airlines
Ft. Leonard Wood
St. Louis
Tropical Storm Connie May Reach Hurricane Force
Tropical storm Connie, third of the rear whirls over Atlantic waters and may already have hurricane strength. Weather officials in Miami warned steam ships to steer clear, noting the storm is 2,200 miles southeast of the U S mainland and may not threaten the coast.
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Miami
Fla
Connie
Ops
Atlantic
U.S
Weather Bureau
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Lorraine Straka
Cicero
Illinois
Otis Anderson
B.C
Nurses Home
Henry Serrette
Geronimo
New York
U.S. Fliers
Eugene John Vandi
Geraldton, Ont
Cana
Dian Federation of Mayors
Emily Swan
Atlantic City
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