U S Rejects Offer on Test Ban Plans as Russia Rejects
Russia derides Washington and London for proposing a three way plan on a nuclear test ban. U S chief delegate Arthur Dean seeks on site inspections to narrow the gap but is rebuffed by Valerian Zorin who calls the move a ploy to avoid halting tests.
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Reuters
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Joseph Godber
Zorin
Midway Ride Fatal To Woman At Lakehead Exhibition
A 38 year old woman from Heron Bay Ontario died in hospital after being thrown from a moving car on the Twister ride at the Lakehead Exhibition midway. She was struck by several other cars as she lay on the platform beside the rail. An inquest will be held.
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Lillian Ostburg
Heron Bay
Ont
Art Thomas
Medicine Hat
Duke Philip Narrowly Escapes Crane Collapse at Isle of Wight
Prince Philip nearly escaped serious injury when a crane boom toppled while lifting his racing yacht Cone Slip after a capsize at Cowes. Uffa Fox and the prince were soaked but unhurt, rescued by naval craft as the crane failed and the yacht was hauled to shore.
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Isle of Wight
London Evening
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London Evening Standard
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Lesleigh Fox
Coweslip
Canada to trim overseas air force commitment in 1963
A defence source says Canada plans to withdraw about one quarter of its overseas air force division in 1963. The move ends the NATO night fighter role and shifts Canada from interceptors to strike reconnaissance with CF-104s, reducing bases from four to three.
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Canada
NATO
U.S
RCAF
Explosion damages Moose Jaw sewage plant in Saskatchewan
An overnight blast damaged the new sewage pumping station in Moose Jaw Saskatchewan causing about 300000 in damage. No injuries reported three walls were destroyed lighting fixtures torn out and debris scattered up to 800 yards from the scene. Cause not immediately known.
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Saskatchewan
Red Soldier Crashes To Freedom
A 20-year-old East German soldier drove a heavy towing vehicle through the fortified border into West Germany near Fulda after scattering a machine gun post. He crossed the death strip, sought asylum, and the vehicle was later confiscated by US authorities pending a decision.
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West Germany
Reuters
United States
More Changes Hinted In Diefenbaker Cabinet
The United States plans a fallout tracing experiment from a July 9 high-altitude Pacific blast. Cadmium-109 will be produced and tracked globally to study atmospheric circulation and fallout dispersion, with details shared at an international science meeting in Utrecht, Netherlands.
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United States
Pacific
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Netherlands
Diefenbaker Cabinets Shuffled Amid Further Speculation
Prime Minister Diefenbaker reshuffles the cabinet with three new ministers and portfolio changes affecting six ministers. Donald Fleming moves to justice and attorney general, George Nowlan becomes finance minister, while Ellen Fairclough shifts to postmaster general and Dick Bell becomes immigration minister. The reshuffle follows Quebec and Newfoundland losses and hints at more moves before the new Parliament opens.
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Donald Fleming
Revenue
George Nowlan
Diefenbaker
William Hamilton
Noel Dorion
Jacques Flynn
Quebec
David Walker
Ontario
William Browne
Newfoundland
Justice
Davie Fulton
Walker
Works Department
Ellen Fairclough
Post Office
R. A
Dick) Bell
Ottawa
M. Wallace McCutcheon
Escapee Peter Day Recaptured After Houdini Like Escape
Peter Day, 24, escaped from British Columbia Penitentiary and was recaptured in Vancouver after Oakalla Guard Sidney Walker spotted him. Day, serving a six year manslaughter term, was the first in six years to slip over the New Westminster penitentiary walls, prompting a daylong manhunt before police arrested him.
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British Columbia
Oakalla
Peter Day
Sidney Walker
Day
Walker
New Westminster
John Grant
Woman Files Libel Suit Against The News
Ann Tytanych of Medicine Hat announces intent to sue The Medicine Hat News for 5000 dollars over alleged defamatory material in the July 10 advertisement. Notice names publisher Fred McGuinness and The Medicine Hat News owner Southam Co. Ltd and is filed by Kidd and Wiedemann.
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Medicine Hat
Fred McGuinness
Southam Co. Ltd
Medicine Hat News
Medicine Hat Law Firm
Kidd and Wiedemann
Marilyn Monroe died nearly penniless despite film riches
Hollywood star Marilyn Monroe left less than $100 in savings and $4,700 in checking, with debts and legal bills mounting. Her estate faced $100 daily guards and a $75,000 Brentwood home bought with $5,000 down. Despite big-picture earnings, she lived mostly on deferments and profits from films, buffering a chronic tax burden and fees.
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Herald Tribune News Service
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