CPR Trains Collision Wounds 69 Injured at Gull Lake
CPR detectives probe a wreck at Gull Lake Saskatchewan where the Dominion passenger train No. 8 was rear ended by express No. 6. Sixty nine were treated and ten remained in hospital amid a early cleanup. Witnesses praised engineer Ralston's rescue efforts.
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Canadian Pacific Railway
Medicine Hat
Gull Lake
Sask
CPR
Dominion
Vancouver
Monteal
W. R. McCracken
No. 8
Regina
Medicine Hall
Guill Lake Hospital
David Ralston
Fourth St. S.E
Ian Price
Dunmore
Jack Mowbray
Burnaby
B.C
Gwen Wenyon
Newton
A. C. Cook
Joan Cook
St. Boniface
Man
Brenda Cuddihy
Outremont
Que
Violet Jennings
Seattle
Buella Mcllraith
Toronto
J. P. McManus
Swift Current
W. E. Leach
R. G
Doug Walton
Dick Wideman
Joe Nash
J. Breen
Brandon
Andy Kerekes
Calgary
Ralston
No. 6
Breen
Gull Lake Hospital
McManus
British Expert Outlines Soviet War Doctrine and Six Step Plan
A London analyst says Soviet military leaders believe they could win a world war with a six step plan starting with a forestalling nuclear strike on U S targets and ending with Soviet occupation of the United States. He notes Russians rule out limited wars and will treat satellites as potential enemies.
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Washington
Soviet Union
J. M. Mackintosh
Institute of Strategic Studies
London
U.S. News and World Report
Mackintosh
United States
Europe
Russia
Africa
Siberia
Alaska
Atlantic
South America
Canada
U.S
No. 1
Bulgaria
Burke cites Russian missile launching submarines likelihood
Admiral Arleigh Burke says Russia probably has submarines able to launch ballistic missiles. The U.S. Navy is building the first Polaris capable subs and conducting initial firing tests. Burke notes a recent submarine near Iceland may have such capability, but underwater launch accuracy remains uncertain.
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Washington
Arleigh Burke
Naval Operations
Russia
United States
Burke
U.S. Navy
Iceland
Ts Killed As Cars Hit
Collision in Columbia Missouri Sunday night killed 11 people, a record auto toll. Eight injured in two cars. six adults and five children among the dead.
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Columbia, Mo
Missouri
Shelter Ordeals Concluded In Atomic Shelter Tests
In Aurora Ontario Mr and Mrs Ross Parry stepped from an eight by ten foot concrete shelter after a week and reported full strength with slight dizziness as they viewed life after confinement The Powners in Princeton lived two weeks in a 72 square foot shelter in a lab basement for civilian defence research and said the experience improved family understanding.
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Aurora
Ont
Ross Parry
Parry
Toronto Telegram
Kay
Ross
Princeton
N. J
Thomas A. Powner
Powners
Princeton University
Federal Office of Civilian Defence
Castro Rumors Swirl of Chile Conference and Raids
Rumors spread that Premier Fidel Castro may attend the OAS foreign ministers’ conference in Chile, while his brother Major Raul Castro travels to Santiago with documents about a revolution threat. Cuban security officials reportedly arrest suspects linked to the alleged conspiracy as Haiti protests an invasion by Cuban-revolutionary forces.
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Havana
Reuters
Fidel Castro
Chile
Organization of American States
Castro
Raul
Santiago
Raul Castro
Rafale Trujillo
Dominican Republic
inter-American Peace Committee
Panama
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Honduras
Haiti
Cuba
Violent Unrest Returns in Natal Province South Africa
Rioting and arson flare across Natal as police move extra guards from Port Shepstone and Pietermaritzburg. Arrests exceed 100 African women at Umbwalumi and 84 more at Ifafa for disturbances. Two armored cars assist police after about 1 000 demonstrators gather at St Faiths Mission. Two rioters killed near Pietermaritzburg as schools burn and unrest spreads across the region.
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Durban
South Africa
Reuters
Natal
Port Shepstone
Pietermaritzburg
Umbwalumi
Pietermaritizburg
Cato Manor
Hafa
Ifafa
Isipofu
South Natal
St. Faith’s Mission
George Radebe
Gordon Ndhlovu
Lebanto
Showers Move Through Western Provinces
A Pacific disturbance moving through British Columbia will keep Alberta unsettled with showers expected across all regions. Medicine Hat will see showers this evening and Tuesday afternoon with temperatures not changing much. a low around 50 and a high near 70 are forecast for Medicine Hat.
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British Columbia
Alberta
Medicine’ Hat
Medicine Hat
Polio Rate Steady Amid Montreal Mild Epidemic
Montreal hospitals admitted 23 new polio cases since Friday, but the rate remains stationary says Dr. J. Henri Charbonneau. The city reports a mild polio epidemic with 274 cases treated to date.
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Montreal
J. Henri Charbonneau
City Health Board
France Will Demand Full Allied Backing for Algeria
Premier Michel Debre, speaking in L ile Bouchard, vows France will not be pushed around by allies and will demand complete support for its Algerian policy. He links France’s destiny to Algeria and calls for equal footing with the United States and Britain in the Atlantic alliance. Debre notes surprising Moscow Washington talks as a sign powers can cooperate without being crushed by big agreements.
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L’le Bouchard
France
Michel Debre
Algeria
de Gaulle
Eisenhower
Debre
Loire Valley
United States
Britain
Atlantic Alliance
Hisenhower
Khrushchev
Moscow
Washington
Man retrieves 22-pound muskellunge from Trent River
Grant Potter, walking near the Trent River in Belleville Ontario, spotted a large fish under water. He dove in and dragged the 42 inch muskellunge onto the wharf, drawing curious neighbors to witness the catch.
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Belleville
Ont
Grant Potter
Trent River
Potter
The Steel Strike How Harmful Will It Be
President Eisenhower says government will act only in a national emergency as the steel strike nears. AP reports show most users are stocked with steel and many firms expect supplies to hold for weeks to months, with some warning it could become critical like a tornado.
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Sam Dawson
New York
Eisenhower
Associated Press
Transporta
A. C. Smith
Milwaukee
Groton
Conn
Electric Boat Division
General Dynamics
Marlow C. Hodge
Steel Metal Products Inc
Los Angeles
Detroit Steel Corporation
Ford
Pittsburgh
Westinghouse
General Electric
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator
Whirpool
St. Paul
Paper Calmenson and Co
Minneapolis
Western Air and Refrigeration
International Harvester of
Chicago
Fairbanks Morse
Weekend Toll 20 In West
The Canadian Press reports Western Canada recorded 20 weekend violent deaths with 60 nationwide. Traffic crashes caused 12, drownings 11, fires 3, and other accidents 6. British Columbia led western fatalities with seven, Alberta and Saskatchewan five each, Manitoba three. Ontario tallied 21, Quebec 16, Nova Scotia three. Names include Wayne Mealey 15 killed in Alberta auto crash near Panna, Richard Weims 46 in Calgary truck collision, Thomas Wong 69 hit at Edmonton, George Hanna 34 who died after a Calgary fall, Edwin Nilsson 26 drowned at Sandy Beach Alberta.
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Western
Canada
British Columbia
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Ontario
Quebec
Nova Scotia
A’ Nelson
B.C
Panna
Calgary
Wayne Mealey
Richard Weims
CNR
Thomas Wong
Edmonton
George Hanna
Edwin William Nilsson
Lloydminster
Sask
Sandy Beach
Alta
Indonesia Marks 15th Anniversary in Independence Rally
Jakarta marks 15 years since independence with parades and pledges from Sukarno’s new government. He warns foreign capitalists against negative roles and vows action to reclaim Dutch New Guinea while urging a shift from liberalism to guided democracy and economy amid ongoing economic and political turmoil.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Reuters
Sukarno
Freesdom Palace
New Guinea
Holland
Dutch New Guinea
Kin Denies Debs Wed In Winnipeg Case
The brothers-in-law of Jacqueline Hart deny reports she married in Winnipeg. They say they have no knowledge of a Winnipeg ceremony and last heard she planned a holiday. Hart disappeared after seeing fiance Stanley Gaines depart Newark, later claimed kidnapping, then retracted.
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Winnipeg
New Jersey
Robert E. Warrer
Jacqueline Hart
Miss Hart
Stanley Gaines
Pittsburgh
Newark
Chicago
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Ture
Louisbourg
Cape Breton
Halifax Harbor
Dartmouth
N.S
Halifax Dock
U.K
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Kin
Deb
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