Algeria's Provisional Government Forms National Gendarmerie
Unrest in Algiers grows as about 200 protesters rally at the Forum while earlier clashes drew 20 000 for bread and work. Mohammed Khider, speaking from a press conference, warned troops to yield, as deputies threaten to pull candidates from elections. The army seals radio, presses editors, and Moslems flood streets backing civilian leaders amid a military stand off.
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Cabinet Sets Stage For Budget Amid Ottawa Talks
The federal cabinet met for about two hours at Prime Minister Diefenbaker's residence to begin drafting Parliament's program linked to national finances. Finance Minister Nowlan said no next week meeting with British Columbia's Premier Bennett is planned on the Columbia River power dispute. He asked Justice Minister Fleming to continue talks, noting familiarity with the issue. Fulton suggested a compromise may be possible without both sides retreating from positions.
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Rusk Holds General Review Talks With Diefenbaker
United States Secretary of State Dean Rusk met Canadian Prime Minister John Diefenbaker at the prime minister’s residence for about one hour and 40 minutes in a broad discussion of international affairs. The two sides planned further talks with Green and Harkness present on the Canadian side, focusing on disarmament and United Nations issues.
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Wheat Board Sets General Quotas by Delivery Points
The Canadian Wheat Board announced general quotas of one to three bushels per specified acre for various delivery points across Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta and Ontario effective Monday. Quotas apply to seeded wheat oats barley rye and related crops with units equaling three bushels of wheat or ten oats or five barley or five rye.
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Government to host public seminars across Alberta
The Alberta provincial government plans fall sessions to involve citizens and groups in public concerns. Premier and Mr Manning say meetings will include agriculture education health municipal relations and public government topics with 200 attendees and open participation.
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Soviet Protest Over Berlin Stoning Demands Safety Measures
The Soviet Union protested to the United States after Soviet soldiers were stoned in West Berlin near Checkpoint Charlie. Arkady Sobolev warned that repeated incidents would require measures to ensure Soviet representatives and soldiers’ safety as Western allies sought a four power Berlin meeting.
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Death Halts Flight as U S Troops Cross Berlin Border
More than 100 U S Army vehicles and 342 soldiers in 108 vehicles moved from East Germany into West Berlin without interference at Marienborn border. Soviet armored cars briefly challenged an escort, then withdrew. East German gunfire killed a 19 year old policeman at Bornholmerstrasse as West Berlin officials urged calm.
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Reds Reject Western Plan
The Soviet Union rejected an Anglo American proposal for regular deputy foreign ministers meetings in Berlin. Dobrynin told Rusk last week the plan was not acceptable while notes stressed it differed from earlier big four talks. Western notes also described changes in Berlin military command structure and the abolition of the East Berlin commandant’s office.
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Assassination Bid Blamed on OAS in France
Paris police widened frontier checks for anti Gaullist exiles after the attempted assassination of President de Gaulle on Wednesday night. The Secret Army Organization is blamed, with suspects Rene Sergent and Jean Curutchet identified as plotting leaders, while a yellow panel truck ties to the operation.
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Settlement Expected for Canada’s 100,000 Non-Op Railway Workers
Union officials said the proposed contract settlement for Canada’s 100,000 non operating railway employees should be ratified next week with little difficulty. Local 26 of the Canadian Brotherhood of Railway Transport and General Workers opposes the deal, while another BC group has rejected it.
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Talks Set Tuesday on Nuclear Test Ban Treaty
Geneva AP report says the three nuclear powers agreed to resume negotiations Tuesday on a test ban treaty. US official Arthur H. Dean warned that East West gaps remain after private talks with Soviet deputy foreign minister Vasily Kuznetsov. The 17 nation disarmament panel suspended talks two weeks ago over on site inspections for underground tests. Kuznetsov said Dean’s attitude did not advance harmonization of positions.
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Feed Outlook As Bad as Last Year Warns Stockgrowers Chief
Western Stockgrowers Association President George Ross Jr says feed conditions in the Medicine Hat area are as bad as a year ago to worse, though overall Alberta feed prospects are brighter. He urges cattle wintering to preserve pasture and notes high prices may help. Drought reduced Ross Ranches herd from 6000 to about 2000. rain was spotty across the southeastern province, with uneven hay and grain crops. Government plans fodder aid and potential cost sharing to be announced next week.
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