Medicine Hat Hits One Thousand Days Free Of Traffic Fatalities
City surpasses 1000 days without a traffic fatality in a milestone celebrated by officials led by Mayor Harry Weiner. The News cites the Safety Council as driving a nationwide campaign begun in 1955 with police patrols, signs, and public praise from national leaders.
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Medicine Hat Earns 1000-Flag Traffic Safety Milestone
Washington praises Medicine Hat Alberta for a record of 1000 flags without a traffic fatality. Dr Frederic Fox says the city set an enviable example aiding continental safety programs. He cited a visit to Medicine Hat and released a message from President Eisenhower urging personal diligence in safety efforts.
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Civil rights bill sent back to House amid veto doubt
Senate vote condemns the bill despite civil rights advocates aiding passage 72 to 18. Eisenhower plans to call Congress back this fall if he cannot sign a compromise bill. House support for stricter measures contrasts with Senate jury trial provisions seen as damaging to the federal judiciary.
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Diefenbaker Lauds Medicine Hat Traffic Safety Record
Prime Minister John Diefenbaker commends Medicine Hat for achieving a thousand days with no traffic fatalities and praises local efforts in accident prevention. He notes ongoing public spirited community work and offers best wishes for continued safety milestones.
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Britain to Begin New Atom Tests in Australia
ADELAIDE Australia AP Britain is expected to begin a new series of atomic device tests at the Maralinga Desert testing grounds in southern Australia in about four weeks. Hundreds of scientists and technicians are ready at the site.
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Weather Outlook for Edmonton and Prairie Region
Skies in Peace River region carry showers developing through the day. Prairie areas expect mostly clear skies with a weak disturbance bringing isolated thunderstorms in Western Alberta and Western Saskatchewan tonight and Friday. Temperatures today and Friday reach the 70s with highs around 78 yesterday and lows near 50. noon temperature about 81 with light to moderate winds.
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Miners Surface After 14 Day Sitdown Strike
In Bellbird colliery in northern New South Wales miners emerged after a 14 day sitdown strike protesting mine closure threats. Wives and relatives cheered as workers surfaced following talks with union leaders.
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Thomp sons greet unexpected callers despite harsh weather
In a snowy frosty day the Thompson family welcomes several visitors as the husband announces a surprise influx of callers despite sleet and biting winds. The scene captures a small town moment of resilience and neighborly cheer.
Editorial on traffic safety and city driving habits
The piece argues for intensified traffic safety efforts to protect pedestrians and reduce city accidents. It notes a milestone of 1,000 days and sets a target of reaching a third anniversary in November, urging continued public cooperation.
British Drive on Nizwa Rebel HQ in Oman Report
Reuters dispatches describe British led Arab loyalist forces advancing within miles of Nizwa rebel headquarters as planes bomb border areas. The operation aims to seize Firg and press toward Bahrein controlled zones amid possible resistance from tribal forces.
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McElroy Named to Succeed Wilson as Defense Secretary
Washington AP reports President Eisenhower named Neil McElroy a leading soap salesman to succeed Charles E. Wilson as defense secretary. McElroy’s nomination reached the Senate before Wilson’s resignation. He will work with Wilson this month to get acquainted before taking the $25,000 yearly post.
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American jailed for two robberies in Canada and U S
Thomas Ray Jackson described as a habitual criminal was sentenced to 20 years on two counts of robbery with violence in RCMP court. He pleaded guilty after details showed he beat Axel Pedersen in Manitoba, stole $100 and Pedersen's car, then fled toward Medicine Hat. He faced further charges in Portland and Texas.
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Premier Hails Medicine Hat 1000 Fatality Free Days
Premier Manning salutes Medicine Hat for reaching a thousand days without traffic fatalities. He notes the achievement reflects adherence to road laws and courtesy. He extends Alberta’s congratulations and wishes for continued travel safety in the years ahead.
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Dramatic visiting group to attend Stratford Shakespeare Festival
Stratford festival officials announced that RED Dramatists will arrive Friday in Canada for a week-long stay as part of the Shakespeare Festival. The visit aims to showcase new works and engage with local audiences during the event.
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