Ace of Trumps for Russia is Reunification of Germany
Bonn reports the Germans view German reunification as the ace of trumps in the Russian hand. They expect a long, cautious process, anticipate pressure on Adenauer in Moscow, and see his visit as a test of Western trust and Germany's sovereignty amid four power talks.
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Russia
Germany
Jack Stepler
News London
Bonn
Geneva
Herr Grotewohl
Soviet Zone
NATO
Adenauer
Moscow
Cologne
Britain
Gerald Templer
Ral
West
Kremlin
Federal Republic
Reunification
Berlin
Europe
Sunny and Warm Skies Across Regions Unchanged
Weather summary notes sunny and warm conditions with low 45 and high 80 across areas. temperatures in Med. Hat and L'bridge reach mid to upper seventies while Calgary stays around 70 with 45 low.
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L'bridge
S Current
Calgary
Qiao
Hat Kicked in Face by Panic Closing of CMHC Branch Office
Medicine Hat residents lash out as CMHC closes its only local branch in a rapid move affecting 15 loan office locations across Canada. Contractors fear loss of local service while the Lethbridge office will handle Medicine Hat business as CMHC reorganizes housing loan operations and offerings. The agency, incorporated in 1945, funds home construction with 5 percent loans and terms up to 30 years.
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CMHC
Medicine Hat
Yorkton
Swift Current
Prince Albert
Grande Prairie
Kemptville
N. S
Sydney
Bathhurst
Grandby
Que
Renfrew
Toronto
Chatham
Stratford
Kenora
Kamloops
Cranbrook
B.C
Rimouski
Hat
Lethbridge
J. C. Hadden
Red Deer
Calgary
Edmonton
Alberta
Department of National Defence
Canada
NHA
Fauves Plan Accepted By The Cabinet
The French cabinet ended 13 hours of talks with unanimity on Faure's Moroccan settlement plan. Pierre July said a Moroccan government would be created by Sept 12, with a possible resignation of the resident-general Grandval. The move aims to install a regency council and a broad government while avoiding fresh unrest.
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Harold Sieve Paris
Reuters
Edgar Fauer
Protectorate
Rene Coly
Pierre July
Aix-les- Bains
Morocco
Gilbert Grandval
Faure
Grandval
Mohammed Ben Arafa
Baby Death Toll Tops Forty Two In Poisoned Milk Case
Tokyo reporters note 42 babies have died and 4,653 ill after mothers used a popular milk powder. A manufacturer spokesman pledges compensation and medical coverage. Osaka University hinted radioactive contamination and the National Hygienic Laboratory found arsenic in the powder.
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Tokyo
Reuters
Osaka University Medical Department
Yasushi Nishiwaki
National Hygenic Laboratory
Early Bird Angler Nets Large Pike Near Bridge
Ten year old Benny Fischer and Allan Donnelly fished at 6 am near the South Saskatchewan and caught a 10 pound 3 3/4 ounce wall eyed pike 314 inches long after a 30 minute fight. Benny, a Connaught public school fifth grader, celebrates with his sister Brenda and parents Benjamin and Mrs. Fischer. Photo credit Everett's.
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Benny Fischer
Benny
Allan Donnelly
New Bridge
South Saskatchewan
Allan
Brenda
Connaught Public School
Benjamin Fischer
St. S. KE
Senior Policemen Were Passed Over in Vancouver Inquiry
Vancouver police union president warned the royal commission of alleged evidence of wrongdoing held in a safety deposit box about a girl. Det. Fred Dougherty testified that senior ranks were passed over for promotions, noting 95 officers affected as Supt. Rossiter advanced from patrol sergeant to superintendent amid questions of qualification and procedures.
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Vancouver
Royal Commission
Walter Mulligan
Fred Dougherty
Tupper
R. H. Tupper
Len Cuthbert
Senate Committee On
Toronto
Flash
Det. Dougherty
City Policemen’s Federal Labor Union
TLC
T. G. Norris
Mulligan
Alan Rossiter
Rossiter
J. G. A. Hutcheson
Commission
Parliaments of Anglican Church Opens in Edmonton
The 19th triennial general synod of the Church of England in Canada begins in Edmonton with a 10 day session. Delegates will discuss revising the Canadian prayer book and a church name change as archbishops bishops and clergy from 28 dioceses gather for the joint and lower house sessions.
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Edmonton
Church of England
Canada
General Synod of
Church
Winnipeg
C. R. Vlaxton
Warrington
England
Man asks for handcuffs to keep bride from leaving
In Taber Alberta a young man asked police for a pair of handcuffs on a Saturday. He said he wanted to chain his bride to him to prevent their separation at the wedding reception after the ceremony.
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Taber, Alta
Mayor Weiner Fails To Contact Federal Minister Over Mortgage Office
Medicine Hat mayor Harry Weiner failed to reach federal public works minister Robert Winters to discuss keeping the Medicine Hat branch of Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation open. Winters will be away from Ottawa until September.
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Harry Weiner
Federal
Robert Winters
Medicine Hat
Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation
Winters
Ottawa
Housing action plan for war workers and veterans
The program proposes joint action with provincial governments to assemble land and build housing projects, with ownership and management of rental units for war workers and veterans, and to arrange related services. The text outlines a collaborative framework and housing objectives.
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Assembly of Land
Weather: warm dry air in Western Canada with sunny outlook
The weather report from Edmonton notes clear skies across Alberta and Western Saskatchewan. Expect sunny conditions today and Tuesday with afternoon temperatures near 70 to 80 degrees.
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Edmonton
Canada
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Hope Conference Aims to Fix Municipal Finances
About 400 delegates from across Canada gather in Ottawa for the Canadian Federation of Mayors and Municipalities five day conference to seek a long term formula for financing. Resolutions favor federal provincial aid to cover welfare costs and tax relief on crown lands while reviewing tax fields and denying sales tax on municipal purchases.
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Edmonton
Ottawa
Canadian Federation of Mayors and Municipalities
Canada
Ing
Long Branch
Ont
Don Mackay
Fire at Standard Oil Indiana refinery enters third day
The Standard Oil Indiana refinery fire continued into its third day with two large storage tanks still burning. A Vancouver crowd awaited the WIFU game between the B C Lions and Saskatchewan Roughriders, with 23 000 advance tickets sold. Pickets started in Calgary as painters strike began amid protests. Port Arthur lays off grain handlers and railway workers due to plugged elevators and slow shipping. A radium bomb was found in a Paris factory yard. The coastal shipping royal commission opened hearings in Victoria. A US farm delegation member said Soviet farms need less large self propelled machinery and more self propelled farmers.
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Standard Oil Co
Indiana
Vancouver
B. C. Lions
Saskatchewan Roughriders
United States
Russia
Prudham Returns Home After Banff Hospital Stay
Mines minister Prudham is back in Edmonton after two weeks in Banff hospital. He was airlifted by helicopter when ill during a mountain fishing trip in Banff National Park. His doctor Dr Roy Anderson said he is recovering but will need a considerable convalescence before resuming duties.
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Edmonton (Op
Prudham
Banff Hospital
Banff National Park
Roy Anderson
Russians Receive Warm Saskatchewan Welcome At Prairie Tour
Jimmy Gar diner and Vladimir Matskevich joined by Canadian officials and Ukrainian community as crowds greet the Soviet farm bosses in Regina. Russians express appreciation as Premier Douglas, Sask agricultural ministers host receptions and gift bouquets from the Ukrainian association.
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Harold Morrison
Regina
Jimmy Gardiner
Vladimir Matskevich
Wheatlands
Canada
Indian Head
Ottawa
Matskevich
United Canadian Ukrainian Association
Saskatchewan
Montreal
Douglas
Vladimir
Freshman humor in Smilestones comic exchange
In the Smilestones panel a character jokes about staying young by sticking to girls. The other asks how, prompting a quip that the speaker began as a freshman and remains one, highlighting light university humor about youth.
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Anthony Eden
Eisenhower
CHMC
Boyer de la Tour
Tunisia
Rabat
Everett
W. See
C. of E
Hope
Walter L. Gordon
Royal Commission On
Bulletins
Port Arthur
Paris
Royal Commission On Coastal Shipping
Victoria
Jim
A. T. Legge
Warnercori
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