Texas Gas to Toronto May Hold Up Pipeline Project
Reports in Calgary say U S approval for Texas gas exports to Consumers Gas Toronto could block eastward gas transmission plans. Trans Canada Pipe Lines and Western Pipe Lines push lines Alberta to Montreal and to Winnipeg, Minneapolis, respectively. Ferguson Co estimates 900000 Canadian east of Alberta would be served by 1960, with 200 plus communities benefiting and rising annual gas sales.
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Ontario
Alberta
Seattle
Wash
Maritimes
Westcoast
B.C
Vancouver
Peace River
Trans-Canada
Trans-Canada Pipe Lines Ltd
Montreal
Western Pipe Lines Ltd
Winnipeg
Minneapolis
Calgary
U.S
Federal Power Commission
Consumers Gas Co
Toronto
Canada
H. K. Ferguson Co. Ltd
Cleveland
Conservation Board
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Quebec
T.c.f
T.cf
Trans-Canada Pipe Lines Limited
Ford, Bacon and Davis, Inc
New York
Chesebrough and Roodman Face Manslaughter Charges
Toronto based report: Lorne Chesebrough of Kingston and Max Roodman of Toronto charged with manslaughter after a Colonial Coach Lines bus plunged into a St Lawrence River canal near Morrisburg Ontario killing 20. No inquest will be held. Chesebrough described the crash from his hospital bed saying he saw a vehicle in the road and tried to miss it.
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St. Lawrence ‘River
Morrisburg
Hope
Robert Wannell
Chesebrough
Colonial
Campaign rallies support Wylie Social Credit bid
Medicine Hat hosts the first campaign rally of the current election cycle in support of Social Credit candidate W. D. Wylie. The Empress Theatre rally Friday at 8 p.m. features Hon. A. J. Hooke as speaker, following earlier events in Brooks with Dave Ure and a Redcliff meeting where Wylie outlined his appeal for a third term.
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W. D. Wylie
Social Credit
Empress Theatre
A. J. Hooke
Alberta
Brooks
Dave Ure
Wylie
Socred
Redcliff
Red Captives Scream Abuse In Korean War Exchange
Panmunjom report notes 392 Allied prisoners returned by Communists with 2 dead and others in poor condition. Seventy Americans among 42 ill or wounded. 400 more promised Friday raising three day total to 221 Americans. Some Red prisoners protested wildly as UN troops watched.
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Panmunjom
U.S
Mormons Dedicate Europe’s First Temple at Zolllkofen Switzerland
President David O. McKay dedicated the church’s first European temple near Bern Zolllkofen with 200 members attending. Construction will start in three months, cost about 2 million Swiss francs, and take around 18 months. The Austro Swiss mission reports 56 missionaries serving in the region.
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Zollikofen
Switzerland
David O. McKay
Church of Latter Day Saints
Bern
Germany
Austria
France
Bennett denounces Social Credit smear as untrue
Premier W A C Bennett condemns an article in New Liberty magazine as smear tactics, rubbish and untrue. He dismissed Leslie Roberts' claim that Social Credit would abolish other parties and general elections if in Ottawa and would end the secret ballot.
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Victoria
W. A. C. Bennett
Social Credit
New Liberty Magazine
Leslie Roberts
Ottawa
Roberts
Prospectors Pour into Saskatchewans Uranium Boom
Uranium exploration expands from Beaverlodge to a 30 mile radius around Beaver Lodge Saskaschewan sees hundreds of prospectors and more than 100 private companies radiating from Eldorado Mining. 10 000 claims recorded this year with Gunnar-Gold discovery boosting activity and expected 400 residents in Gunnar Gold town.
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Uranium City
Sask
Saskatchwan
Saskatoon
Beaverlodge Lake
Lake Athabaska
Eldorado Mining and Refining Corp
Eldorado
Saskachewan
Crackingstone Point
St. Mary’s Channel
Canada
Gunnar
Ottawa silent on gas import battle and cross-border flow
Ottawa offered no comment on whether the federal government would back Ontario in opposing import of 22 billion cubic feet of U S natural gas to Consumers Gas in Toronto. Experts warn U S export permits could disrupt western gas markets and threaten Canada’s proposed all-Canada pipeline.
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Ottawa
Department of External Affairs
Ontario
Consumers’ Gas
Toronto
U.S. Federal Power Commission
U.S
Alberta
Canada
St Laurent Accuses Drew on Broadcasting and Dictatorship
Prime Minister St Laurent argued the real danger of dictatorship would not come from his Liberal government but from George Drew’s Progressive Conservatives who once opposed broadcasting suppression. He mocked PC criticisms of social policy and defended freedom to criticize while denouncing Beauchesne’s remarks.
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Ottawa
St. Laurent
Canada
George Drew
CBC
Michael Barkway
Currie
Petawawa
Mr. St. Laurent
Beauchesne
Dr. Beauchesne
Pickersgill
Newfoundland
Joseph Smallwood
Mr. St.Laurent
Liberal Party
Missing Manitoba youth searched as air hunt ends
The 18 year old Robert Buck is still missing after July 25 in Moose Lake area. Air searches by RCMP and RCAF ended on Tuesday while two ground parties of about 25 men continued to comb the thick bush for any trace.
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PAS, Man
Robert Buck
Moose Lake
RCMP
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Prince Albert
RCAF
Coldwell Says He Will Step Aside If Health Plan Is Implemented
CCF leader M J Coldwell told a Edmonton audience he will be ready to hand over the torch to a younger leader when a national health insurance scheme is enacted. The 64 year old MP since 1935 and CCF head for 13 years argued for adequate medical services financed from general revenue or a pay based social security levy. He noted the party long favored unemployment insurance, adopted in 1940 to support the war effort.
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Edmonton
CCF
M. J. Coldwell
Five killed in Okla bus town crash on bridge
Five persons died and 24 were injured when a Greyhound bus and a car towing a house trailer collided on a bridge and plunged 25 feet into a ravine. Vancouver expects cocktail lounges by Christmas. Winnipeg man Alex McCoubray found alive in Athabaska Pass after vanish.
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Hydro, Okla
Greyhound
Vancouver
The
Vancouver News-Herald
Jasper
Alta
Alex Mce-Coubrey
Winnipeg
Athabaska Pass
New Brunswick Sees Hinted Base Metal Boom Near Bathurst
In Bathurst New Brunswick prospectors push for base metals as a potential new boom. University of New Brunswick geology student Andrew Baldwin identified mineral indications while comparing Bathurst ore to Labrador iron ore. Dr Graham MacKenzie confirmed base metals including silver lead zinc and copper. The town shifts focus from shipbuilding to mining hopeful for prosperity.
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Bathurst
N.B
New Brunswick
Labrador
Saskatchewan
New
Paddy Meahan
West Bathurst
Meahan
Quebec
Ontario
Andrew Baldwin
University of New Brunswick
Alberta
Graham MacKenzie
U. of N.B
St Laurent warns against defence cuts amid peace concerns
Prime Minister St Laurent says Canadians fear for security and oppose big defence cuts. He cites a 10 percent, 250 million dollar yearly reduction proposed by the Progressive Conservatives as harming Canada’s ability to contribute its share. In Ontario, B Jolliffe of the CCF boasts other parties did not steal social security planks, claiming they took them one by one and forced them through.
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Ottawa
St. Laurent
Canada
Kitchener, Ont
B. Jolliffe
Ontario
CCF
Warm dry air brings summer weather to Alberta
Warm dry air spreads into Alberta bringing a return of summer weather. The trend continues today and Friday and extends into Saskatchewan. Skies stay practically cloudless with afternoon temperatures rising above the mid August normal of 75 to 80. Medicine Hat: Sunny and warm today and Friday.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Saskatchewan
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