FPC Approves Canadian Gas Imports for Western States
The Federal Power Commission approved imports totaling about 600 million cubic feet daily from Canada for five Western states. Pacific Gas Transmission will distribute 584.5 million cubic feet daily in California Oregon Washington Idaho and Montana. Deliveries to El Paso Natural Gas and Montana Power are also outlined. The project faces future pricing and regulatory challenges but is deemed in the public interest.
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Washington
Federal Power Commission
Canada
Vancouver
Frank McMahon
Westcoast Transmission Company
West
McMahon
Pacific Gas Transmission Company of
San Francisco
California
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
U.S
MacMahon
Westcoast
FPC
Robert Weston
Pacific Gas
el Paso Natural Gas Company
el Paso
Tex
Montana Power Company
Butte
Mont
Canadian National Energy Board
Alberta
West Coast
Alberta and Southern Gas Company Limited
Alberta Gas Trunkline Company Limited
Alberta Natural Gas Company
Canadian-Montana Pipe Line Company
Congo ministers to join Hammarskjold in New York clash
Three Congo cabinet ministers will accompany Dag Hammarskjold to New York for the Security Council showdown over Katanga. Premier Lumumba tours West Africa as Belgium faces renewed pressure to withdraw troops and curb Soviet influence amid the Congo crisis.
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Leopoldville. the Congo
Congo
Dag Hammarskjold
New York
UN Security Council
Katanga
Patrice Lumumba
Negrees
Hammarskjold
Ralph J. Bunche
Lumumba
Belgium
Brussels
Security Council
Moise Tshombe
Tshombe
Russia
United Nations
United States
Canada
Afican
Soviet Union
Britain
Macmillan
Priest Charged With Attempted Assault in Church
In Edinburgh Texas a Roman Catholic priest Father John B Feit 27 was charged with attempting to assault a young woman at prayer in Sacred Heart Church The complaint was filed by District Attorney Robert Latti Miss Maria America Guerra 20 a Pan American College student reported a man seized her from behind and put a rag over her mouth as she prayed She bit him on a finger and he fled the church
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Edinburgh
Tex
Robert Lattimore
John B. Feit
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Maria America Guerra
Pan American College
South
Texas
Lattimore
Miss Guerra
Two NSA Analysts Presumed Behind Iron Curtain
Pentagon states Bernon Mitchell and William Martin, both NSA mathematicians at Fort Meade, disappeared June 24 and are assumed to have gone behind the Iron Curtain. Authorities traced them to Mexico City then Havana. their work involved limited statistical areas of communications.
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Washington
Pentagon
Bernon F. Mitchell
William H.martin
National’ Security Agency
Fort Meade
NSA
Defence Department
Mitchell
Martin
U.S
USS
Department
Mexico City
Havana
Eureka
Calif
Red Territory
Cuba welcomes Soviet aid and military support pledge
Raul Castro proclaimed Cuba’s move to the Soviet economic camp as Moscow offered aid with no strings attached. He praised Khrushchev and warned enemies of the revolution while Fidel prepared to address Latin American youth amid reports of a lingering illness.
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Havana
Raul Castro
Cuba
Moscow
Fidel Castro
Fidel
Organization of American States
Western Hemisphere
OAS
Castro
Prague
United States
U.S
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Raul
Disarmament Commission Set For August 15 Meeting
The 82 nation disarmament commission is expected to meet August 15 or soon after despite boycott threats from the Soviet Union and other Communist states. The United States proposed that a productive step would be a call for resumption of deadlocked East West disarmament talks. United States Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge urged a resolution expressing a common wish to restart negotiations.
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United Nations
N.Y
Soviet Union
United States
Commission
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Canada and United Kingdom agree on stockpiling flour
Prime Minister Diefenbaker announced Canada will supply 30 000 tons of wheat flour for emergency UK stockpiling with storage and handling costs by the UK. A 20 000 ton deal with Norway was made last April and NATO food bank proposal was raised in 1957.
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Ottawa
Canada
United Kingdom
Diefenbaker
Norway
Canadian
Commons
NATO
Pearson
Harold Winch
CCF
Vancouver East
90 Feared Dead In Banaras Pilgrim Boat Disaster
New Delhi Reuters reports more than 90 people are feared drowned after a pilgrim boat capsized in the Ghaghra River near Banaras. Initial dispatches say two survivors were found among about 100 aboard the vessel.
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New Delhi
Reuters
Banaras
India
Ghaghra
Katanga Truce Eases After Halt On UN Troop Move
Katanga leader Moise Tshombe halts planned UN troop entry by postponing airfield closures, signaling a step back from conflict. Tshombe promises to seek a Security Council hearing in New York while affirming Katanga’s self determination and desire for peace and order. Robert Rothschild head to New York for the UN meeting.
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Katanga
Vincent
Elisabethville
Congo
Reuters
United Nations
Moise Tshombe
Tshombe
Security Council
New York
Robert Rothschild
Ralph Bunche
Bunche
United Nations Organization
Railway Worker Rescued After Near-Death Ordeal
George Maxwell 38 of St. Boniface Man suffered a compound leg fracture when a motor driven inspection car overturned on CNR near Neepawa. He described a 16 hour ordeal in which he used a matchstick and his blood to scrawl a last message for his wife and two children on a cigarette pack before being found and rescued.
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Winnipeg
George Maxwell
St. Boniface
Man
CNR
Neepawa
Cobourg
Ont
Nixon Ends Hawaii Tour
Nixon ends his Hawaii campaign swing and flies to Seattle as he calls for the president to take direct control of U S foreign policy if elected. Kennedy opens his New York stop pledging civil rights gains to improve relations with African nations.
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Richard Nixon
Seattle
Hawaii
U.S
Nixon
John Kennedy
Overseas Press Club
New York
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Poliomyelitis Cases Rise Across Canada in Week This Year
Canada reported 21 new paralytic polio cases in the week ending July 30 bringing the year total to 226. Deaths reached 19 in the first 30 weeks, one more than the prior year. Cases by province included British Columbia nine, Quebec five, Saskatchewan three, Alberta three, Newfoundland one, and Prince Edward Island one.
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Ottawa
Canada
Health Department
British Columbia
Quebec
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Newfoundland
Prince Edward Island
Paz Estenssoro Returns to Bolivian Presidency
Victor Paz Estenssoro, who nationalized Bolivia's tin mines eight years ago, assumes the presidency for a second time with a key task to restore mine profitability. He previously served as ambassador to London since 1956 after his first term ended due to constitutional rules.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Victor Paz Estenssoro
Paz Estenssoro
London
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