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14 Aug 1957
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Aug 14, 1957
Page
1
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The report cites claims of renewed international tension reductions and West German moves toward a common policy with Adenauer on banning atomic weapons and propaganda on German soil. It notes Khrushchev accusing Adenauer of cold blooded acts and discusses calls for withdrawal from NATO by both German states.
In Georgetown British Guiana Dr Cheddi Jagan and his People’s Progressive party appeared to have captured a majority of the 14 legislative council seats. Jagan’s wife Janet won the western Essequibo district by over 2000 votes. Burnham’s anti Communist forces won three seats with one for the United Democratic party and two districts still reporting.
Weather bulletin notes sunny trend continues with scattered storms late today and Thursday. Peace River region to dry after a protracted wet spell delivering about three inches of rain last week. High temperatures range from 70 to 75 and up to 80 in some areas across Alberta and Saskatchewan.
In Lodz 90 percent of transit service resumed after police and soldiers used tear gas to drive striking streetcar workers from the Pabiance depot. The 48 hour wage dispute ended with workers ousted as troops arrived. a workers' commission was to be set up to investigate the strike causes and complaints.
The council read and approved a by law increasing fuel charges effective August and January with a 2 cent per unit rise and a 4.4 percent variant noted. Industrialists learned of the increases through newspaper reports. a rescind motion was proposed but not adopted.
Milwaukee AP reports James Campbell was stripped at a stag party as a prank leading to a dawn chase along Lake Michigan. Police found him crouched between cars at 3:30 am and sheltered him in a squad car before returning him home with overalls borrowed from railway workers.
The Alberta Day Products lawyer, Mr. Eggertson, noted 100 merchants in Erinatter faced rising costs under discussion. He urged a public hearing to study the matter and suggested rescinding the by law to suspend increases for the time being until the hearing.
National league results show Brooklyn and New York sourcing strong innings with Crone Grissom and Thomas contributing for the Yankees while Ford and Berra pace Boston. Be sure to note HRs by McDevitt Hodges Zim mer and Bauer in a high scoring day.
Alaska AP report describes a 3000 mile DEW radar chain testing 1950s air defense. A US jet bomber breached the line with high medium and low altitude passes before interceptors pursued from Ladd Field. The event showcased radar warnings triggering defense responses at Point Barrow and other stations.
Calgary police report a driver charged in a incident also returning a favor to another party involved. Details are incomplete but indicate a reciprocal action linked to the case.
The discussion centers on preparing a readership convention possibly this year or early next, with Mr St Laurent aiming to bring representatives together for views on reviving and strengthening the party. The Tuesday talks drew both elected and defeated former cabinet members.
A New Delhi report by Charles Lane surveys India's tenth independence anniversary and the lasting dominance of Jawaharlal Nehru. It analyzes potential successors like Morarji Desai and notes Krishna Menon's limited prospects, while weighing retirement and future government direction.
Kiwanis speaker E A Amos tells Medicine Hat club the three year date will be November 12 as progress toward an accident free city depends on public cooperation and educating the minority to drive safely. He praises press and radio, especially the Medicine Hat NEWS, for publicizing safety efforts.
A Chinese businessman arriving today cites hints of a broad criticism campaign within the Communist Party led by Mao Zedong. The tale references Chou Enlai and a February speech urging open political debate and a counter-attack by intellectuals.
Readable records indicate several vials described as mysterious a dairy-like substance were handed to hospital officials for analysis. Insulin was confirmed in these vials and authorities identified the donor or handler involved in the transfer.
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