Spy Soblen May Return to Israel Amid Escape Fight
London AP report says Robert Soblen the 61 year old former Russian spy may reach Israel by Thursday to press new asylum efforts. Israel weighs asylum elsewhere possibly Czechoslovakia while UK orders El Al to complete the flight to the United States and Israel maintains its visa denial.
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Weekend Toll: 56 Dead Across Canada This Weekend
Ontario accounted for most fatalities with 22 dead including 17 from highway crashes. A head on collision near Kingston on Saturday killed six, while drownings, fires, and other mishaps pushed Canada’s highway toll to the highest in five years, totaling 34 highway deaths and 56 weekend deaths.
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Caouette Says Social Credit Will Fight Austerity in Early Election
Caouette, deputy national Social Credit leader, tells Vancouver supporters the party will overthrow the federal government in any parliament on austerity. He forecasts an early general election and plans nationwide organizing to win about 150 seats with 30 MPs, stressing balance of power over Diefenbaker.
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Jamaica Declares Independence Amid World Attention
Jamaica became independent at midnight as its flag replaced the British ensign in KingstonNational Stadium with Princess Margaret present. Bells rang across 4000 villages. bonfires fireworks and beacon fires lit the island as celebrations began ahead of tackling economic challenges.
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Rockwell Defies UK Entry Ban Amid Nazi Rally Scuffles
George Lincoln Rockwell, leader of the American Nazi Party, arrived in Britain despite an entry ban as Home Secretary Henry Brooke weighs potential action. A Sunday rally by National Socialists drew sympathizers from several countries, while a Bank Holiday weekend saw further fascist-style protests and arrests with police guarding meetings in multiple locales.
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Canadian Arrested Outside Russian Embassy in Helsinki
A Canadian anti nuclear demonstrator was arrested near the Russian embassy in Helsinki during a protest against the latest Russian nuclear test. Gerald Daechsen of Toronto carried a banner reading No Hiroshima and was taken to police headquarters. About a dozen other demonstrators from the United States Austria and Denmark participated but faced no action. Daechsel had earlier been questioned after handing out anti nuclear leaflets to East German and Russian delegates.
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Superbomb Detonated Aspeds Renew Still Seek Test Ban
Geneva Reuters Arthur Dean US delegate said he would press private talks with Soviet Valerian Zorin to push for a nuclear test-ban treaty. Zorin dismissed new US proposals as not promising after Dean outlined them at their first private meeting. They planned further talks likely Tuesday with minimal details to be shared at the conference.
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Canada presses case on verification in disarmament talks
Geneva report shows Lt.-Gen. E. L. M. Burns pressing the Soviet Union to specify verification measures for the first stage of disarmament. Canada accepts 100 percent verification of nuclear delivery vehicles but seeks clear assurances that all weapon systems will be destroyed or converted to peaceful uses.
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Soviet Nuclear Test Series Reports Big 40 Megaton Blast
Russia launches a new nuclear test series with a 40 megaton blast judged second only to last October’s 50 megaton test. The Sunday event, likely at Novaya Zemlya in the Arctic, follows Khrushchev’s pledge to resume tests amid U S Pacific activity. The United States condemns the explosion as a sombre episode but pursues a nuclear test ban.
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Inferno After Propane Plant Blast Kills Man in Maple
A series of blasts at a Superior Propane plant in Maple Ontario killed Herbert Joslin, 51, and injured six others. The explosion destroyed storage tanks and multiple homes, with police evacuating about 50 houses as investigators examine causes possibly including a struck truck or lightning. Fire crews, many volunteers, contained the fire by Sunday morning while officials review energy resources board and fire marshal reports.
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Wrong Choice in Parking Lot
Three youths attempted to elude a pursuing police cruiser by driving into a roadside lot that happened to be outside No 2 police station. They were arrested and charged with car theft.
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British Still Hopeful Despite EBC Deadlock
London reports say Britain's entry to the European Economic Community may still occur despite a two month Brussels deadlock. Newspapers note delay could allow public review while France's stance stalls tariff free farm exports, with mixed views from The Guardian Daily Herald Times Mail and others. Heath cites broad Commonwealth agreement. Dutch minister flags 1964 entry impossibility amid Macmillan election timing.
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Premiers Meet Seen Important Conference for Canadian Unity
Victoria CP report says two provincial leaders call the premiers conference a major step toward national unity. Host Premier W A C Bennett of British Columbia welcomed delegates and expressed confidence it will be a great success.
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Marilyn Monroe death shocks world across nations
International reaction pours in from Europe and Canada as Marilyn Monroe dies in Hollywood. Lori Loren and Gina Lollobrigida weep for the star, while Billy Wilder and Sir Laurence Olivier comment on her talent and public scrutiny. Prime ministers convene in Canada as Parliament leaders seek unity amid the shock.
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