Bishop Urges Church Reform Before Addressing World Wrongs
At the Anglican World Congress in Toronto Rt. Rev. John W. Sadiq of Nagpur urged the church to purge hatred from its own life before tackling war, racism, and poverty. He called for denouncing war, promoting peace, and unity among nations as the church weighs social justice and political roles. The discussion included U.S. civil rights tensions and views on race relations within the church.
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Christian Church
Anglican World Congress
John W. Sadiq
Nagpur
India
Congress
Sadiq
Israel
Arab World
South Africa
Philip-Miesen- Gheenp
Institute of Race Relations
London
United States
Nigeria
A. C. MacInnes
Jerusalem
Middle East
U.S
House of Bishops
Stratford Voters Fill Pro fumo Seat in Commons
In Stratford on Avon citizens voted to fill John Profumo's House of Commons seat. The result signals public opinion on the Profumo scandal impacting PM Harold Macmillan's Conservative party.
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Stratford ON Avon
England
Shakespeare
John Profumo
House of Commons
Profumo
Tee Ohuans
Parte
May Day rally sparks debate over democracy rights
Veteran parliamentarian H W Bert defends public expression before a Vancouver May Day rally. He argues the right to speak is a safeguard of democracy while an NDP provincial executive criticizes members Cedric Cox and Herridge for involvement with labor groups.
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Esday
New Democratic Party
Vancouver
NDP
Herridge
Cedric Cox
Burnaby
Cox
Vancouver Labor Council
B.C. Federation of Labor
Canadian Labor Council
Youlou Resigns as Congo President Sparks Nationwide Uproar
President Fulbert Youlou quits office on the palace steps as army seizes power. The mob roars jubilant while troops and police watch a restless scene in Brazzaville. Youlou faced pressure from labor leaders and rioting workers amid plans for a new government and single party reform.
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Brazzaville
Congo Republic
Fulbert Youlou
France
Youlou
T She Walage
Congo
Algerian Cabinet Frays Amid Resignation Turmoil
Premier Ahmed Ben Bella faces minister threats to quit after veteran Perhat Abbas resigns as head of the National Assembly citing government interference and humiliation. Finance Minister Ahmed Francis Reconstruction Minister Ahmed Boumendjel and Justice Minister Amar Bentoumi rumored to join walkouts.
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Algiers
Ahmed Ben Bella
Perhat Abbas
National Assembly
Abbas
Ben Bella
Ahmed Francis
Ahmed Boumendjel
Amar Bentoumi
Regina Man Sentenced for Forged Checks in Bow Island
Charles Pellitier of Regina forged four checks for 55 dollars each and cashed them the same day in Bow Island. He told police he wrote 55 dollars because that was all he could write. He received six months in jail on each charge, to run concurrently.
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Charles Pellitier
Regina
Lethbridge
Pellitier
Bow Island
Peliitier
Harvest Work Begins Across Alberta As Crops Grow
Alberta crop report says warm weather accelerates growth with yields below average in the southeast but average or better from Lethbridge to Vermilion. Late moisture limits, scattered hail damages, and crop prospects remain strong from Calgary to Vegreville while Peace River areas show spotty results.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Department of Agriculture
Bow Island
Lethbridge
Vulcan
Calgary
Hanna
Lacombe
Stettler
Coronation
Vegreville
Vermilion
Millet
Stony Plain
Tofield
Lamont
St. Paul
Fort Assiniboine
Athabasca
Bonnyville
Peace River Region
Britain’s Great Train Robbery Gang Nets Four Arrests
Police arrested four men in London and Bournemouth after a high profile heist linked to the Buckinghamshire mail train robbery. About £100,000 was seized from cars and a house, with investigators checking the money for ties to the £7.5 million loot. A woman was questioned as detectives worked the case with Scotland Yard and Buckinghamshire CID.
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Reuters-Ap
London — Police
Britain
London
Bournemouth
Buckinghamshire
Here
Stan Davies
Hampshire
Charles Case
Gerald Macarthur
Scotland Yard
Malcolm Fewtrell
Criminal Investigation Department
The
Daily Mirror
Right Turns Urged by Calgary Official to Red Light Rule
Calgary traffic engineer David Campbell proposes right turns on red at select intersections with pedestrian free zones. Medicine Hat police say support possible only where pedestrians pose no hazard and call for modifications or walk wait signals to ensure safety before a province wide program.
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Calgary
David Campbell
Alberta
Bill McKenzie
Medicine Hat
The
News Today
McKenzie
Sgt. McKenzie
Lynching in the West IV Cash Savings Repaid in Toil
Charles Lynch recounts a camping shakeup in Massey Ontario as six campers endure toil to set up camp. The piece notes a broken thermos, a girl and boy incident, a poodle fight in Pembroke, and a cooler that keeps ice for over a day despite heat.
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Charles Lynch
Southam News Services
Massey
Ont
Satan
Pembroke
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