Spacemen Update From Moscow On Orbiting Cosmonauts
Khrushchev asked about preparations for the landing of cosmonauts Nikolayev and Popovich as they completed orbits. Officials cautioned there were no immediate plans to bring them home. A TV broadcast showed Nikolayev in good spirits while in space and both men communicated with earth from Vostok III and IV.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Russia
Earth
Andrian Nikolayev
Pavel Popovich
Khrushchev
Foreign Affairs Ministry
Crimea
Nikolayev
Vostok III
Popovich
Golden Eagle
Vostok IV
Tass
Pravda
Communist Party
Popovichi
West Berlin
Willy Brandt
Kennedy congratulates Russia on space feat amid military concerns
President Kennedy praised Russia for its space achievement but a member of his space advisory panel warned of potential military implications. He made the comment during a weekend rest at Boothbay Harbor Massachusetts.
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Boothbay Harbor
U.S. Plans Gemini Rendezvous for 1964
James A. Chamberlin of the Manned Spacecraft Center in Houston said the United States does not plan a two man orbital flight until 1964. He noted a goal to rendezvous two capsules in space in 1964 while keeping one capsule unmanned.
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Talks Set On US Lumber Market Sharing With Canada
Washington reports indicate Canada will agree to talks with the United States on sharing the multibillion dollar US lumber market. Canada opposes voluntary restrictions on softwood exports while enabling a joint interdepartmental study and awaiting tariff commission recommendations.
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U.S. Tariff Commission
Tariff Commission
Argentina's army power struggle nears quiet end
In Buenos Aires the military crisis subsided as loyalist and rebel troops returned to bases. Brig Gen Cornejo Saravia was sworn in as war secretary, a victory for Gen Federico Toranzo Montero's rebel faction, with one firefighter killed by machine-gun fire and three injured in elsewhere violence.
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Auto Bursts into Flames In Medicine Hat Collision
A two car crash in downtown Medicine Hat Saturday night left Rennold Dederer 34 with second and third degree burns and serious injuries. Gaffney 17 and Elmer Hagel 22 were also involved. Dederer was helped by bystander Dirk Hadler who removed burning garments. Flames damaged a S S Kresge store window as fire halted traffic. Total vehicle damage was $700.
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Medicine Hat
Rennold Dederer
Donald Gaffney
2Nd Ave
Elmer Hagel
28Th St
3Rd St
5Th Ave
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Gaffney Auto
Gaffney
Hagel
S.S. Kresge
Dederer
Dirk Hadler
Yuill St
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Ambuance
Bernice Heather
Grain Yield Estimates Increased in Alberta Crops
United Grain Growers Limited raised its production forecasts for Alberta crops. Wheat is now seen at 110 million bushels, oats 141 million, and barley 86 thousand bushels, based on 160 UGG stations. Last year produced 84 million wheat, 105 million oats, and 84 thousand barley.
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Calgary
United Grain Growers Limited
Alberta
UGG
Thousands Line Wall in Berlin as Guards Battle Protest
On the first anniversary of the Berlin Wall, border guards and massed West Berliners clashed with tear gas near Wilhelmstrasse opposite the former Nazi air ministry, a site now housing East German ministries.
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Wall
West
Weekend Accidents Kill 60 Across Canada
Ontario accounted for 29 of the 60 accidental deaths and 19 of 40 traffic fatalities in the period ending Sunday. The report notes drownings and other causes in Ontario, Quebec, Manitoba and other provinces with no incidents in British Columbia or Prince Edward Island. It also describes clashes and a gas attack near the Berlin Wall commemorations with large crowds, tear gas, and police response.
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Prince Edward Island
Rusk and Dobrynin Confer Over Berlin Impasse
Secretary of State Rusk and Soviet Ambassador Dobrynin met for 23 minutes on Berlin. The talks produced no significant change, with both sides declining to reveal new proposals or notes. A follow up meeting was expected, but no date was set.
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Anatoly Dobrynin
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Berlin Wall
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