Five Charged in Britain's Great Train Robbery Case
In Linsdale England five hooded suspects including William Boal Rene Boal Alfred Pilgrim Mary Pilgrim and Roger John Cowdrey were charged with robbery or receiving stolen cash. Boal denied the charges while a detective quoted him saying he should have known better.
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Linsdale
England
Buckinghamshire
Britain
William Boal
Boal
William and
Rene Boal
Alfred and
Mary Pilgrim
Roger John Cowdrey
London
Cheddington
Glasgow
Rene
Mary
Alfred Pilgrim
East Molesey
Roger John Cordrey
Bournemouth
Cordrey
Pilgrims
Lethbridge Area Ships Wheat Sale to Poland
The Canadian Wheat Board conducts a 2,000,000 bushel wheat sale to Poland from southwestern Alberta. About 1,000 carloads move via Vancouver with farmers receiving $1.10 per bushel initial payment. Medicine Hat officials note limited benefit for other Alberta districts due to poor rainfall and late winter wheat advancement.
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Lethbridge
The
Herald
Canadian Wheat Board
Poland
Alberta
Medicine Hat
Dis
Canada
Vancouver
Massamba-Debat named head of Congo provisional government
In Brazzaville the army appointed Alphonse Massamba-Debat to lead a provisional government for the Congo Republic describing him as a moderate leftist. In Toronto Robarts set Ontario election for September 26. In Ottawa TransAir Limited gains approval to add Thompson Manitoba to northern routes. In London the US Thorin interceptor missile ceased to be an operational part of British defences. In Miami a chartered flight carried ex‑dictator Marcos Peres Jimenez back to Venezuela to face embezzlement charges.
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Brazzaville
Alphonse Massamba - Debat
Congo Republic
London
Reuters
United States
Miami, Fla
Miami International
Marcos Peres Jimenez
Venezuela
Cuban refugees recount Anguilla Cay kidnapping by Castro force
Julio Fernandez among 10 Cuban fugitives who escaped the Anguilla Cay raid says they carried no firearms while 15 militiamen disembarked from two gun boats and fired. Refugees were later taken to Cuba and then to Key West and Miami.
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Miami
Fla
Julio Fernandez
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Anguilla Cay
Havana
Fernandez
Coast Guard
Lieut
J. E. Mitts
Denver
Mitts
Washington
State Department
Richard Phillips
U.S
Key West
Nehru Flags Aggressive Chinese Border Moves
New Delhi Reuters reports Prime Minister Nehru told Parliament that Communist China is making aggressive preparations along India's border indicating rising tension between the two nations.
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New Delhi
Reuters
Nehru
India
Anti-Federation Rioters Arrested in Sarawak Clash
Thirteen persons arrested and several injured as anti Malaysia demonstrations clash with police in Kuching during UN assessment team arrival. Eleven charged with obstruction as UN mission travels from airport to city. two more were detained earlier outside Kuching.
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Kuching
Sarawak
Reuters
United Nations
North Borneo
Church reform urged at Anglican Congress in Toronto
John Lawrence argues for secularization and a man centred church while W G Pollard warns against conforming to the age. Delegates from 70 countries discuss mission in a world dominated by mass society and technology. Bishops stress re orienting thinking and shedding Western bias for a broader theology. See CHURCH Page 2.
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Toronto
John Lawrence
Frontier
W. G. Pollard
Oak Ridge, Tenn
Institute of Nuclear Studies
D. R. G. Owen
Trinity College
E. R. Wickham
Middleton
England
Chandu Ray
Karachi
Pakistan
Lawrence
Pollard
Clinton, Tenn
U S Rejects Further Concessions On Canada Tax
Washington reports the Kennedy administration will keep the stock and bond tax on outstanding Canadian issues sold to Americans through 1965 while offering exemptions only for new Canadian securities. The plan limits exemptions to new issues, with talks ahead in the Canada US cabinet committee and security dealers voicing concerns. Canada seeks broader relief to cover deficits in international payments.
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Washington
U.S
Canada
House of Representatives
Ways and Means
Kennedy
Walter Gordon
Canada US agree on nuclear warheads for carriers
Canada and the United States activated a pact to place American nuclear warheads on Canadian weapons carriers at home and abroad with joint control over firing. Prime Minister Pearson announced the accord at a noon press conference, while notes from External Affairs and the U.S. ambassador formalized the deal.
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Ottawa
Canada
United States
Pearson
U.S
Martin
Walton Butterworth
Lynching in the West- Lake Superior Country
Travel essay by Charles Lynch recounts a camping trip in Rainbow Falls Campsite Ontario near Terrace Bay. The author describes road trips along the Trans-Canada route, Lake Superior scenery, pulp mill odors, and a lively lakeside night with harmonica and rising fish, noting Terrace Bay as a standout stop.
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Charles Lynch
Southam News Services
Rainbow Falls
Ont
Soo Locks
Lake Superior
Poodle Satan
Barbados
Terrace Bay
Kimberley Clark
Port Alberni
Rockies
Ontario
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Robarts
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Thompson, Man
Northern Air Services
Singh Paul Johal
Paul Rogers
Dem. Fla
Mario Raul Alonso Fambrana
Matanzas Presbyterian Church
Ramsey
Little Cloud
Europe
NATO Alliance
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