Militia Alert 24 Amid Fears of Invasion
Cuba places militia on alert and strengthens artillery and anti air defenses on its north coast amid reports of a possible invasion by anti Castro forces. Exile leaders and refugees in Central America and Florida report raids and Soviet troop activity near Havana.
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Havana
Cuba
Nicaragua
San Jose
Costa Rica
Manuel Artime
Managua
United States
Mambises
Guatemala City
Caribbean
Florida
Fidel Castro
Horse Show At Stampede Grounds Saturday
The second annual Canadian partnred Arabian horse show will be at the stampede grounds in Medicine Hat on Saturday with halter classes starting at 9 30 am and performance classes in the afternoon. It is sponsored jointly by the Arabian Horse Association of Western Canada and the Saskatchewan Arabian Association.
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Stampede
Medicine Hat
Arabian Horse Association of
Western Canada
Saskatchewan Arabian Association
Old Cow Town of the West Diamond Jubilee in Maple Creek
Maple Creek celebrated its Diamond Jubilee with a town parade featuring antique cars, old farm machinery, in a ceremony recalling the community since 1900. Queens, princesses, a Teen Club float, and a pioneer museum display highlighted the day as locals and visitors from across Canada and the United States gathered to reminisce.
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Maple Creek
Canada
United States
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
British Columbia
California
Redcliff
Johnny O’hara
Darlene Ford
Darlene Gold
Janet Bertram
Main St
Pioneer Museum
Canada Reveals Red China Trade Quota Deal
Ottawa reports a three year wheat sale with Red China and a separate quota plan allowing up to seven million dollars a year of sensitive Chinese goods into Canada. The pact covers about 80 items including textiles plywood and tools to prevent market disruption and protect Canadian producers.
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Ottawa
China
Canada
Sharp
The
Commons
Hig
Red China
Japan
Britain
Nobuhiko Ushiba
Newfoundland death toll tops fifty seven in gastroenteritis outbreak
Newfoundland welfare officials report 57 children have died this year from a gastroenteritis epidemic sweeping the province. The figure underscores a worsening public health crisis across the island.
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John's
Nfld
Welfare Department
Newfoundland
Police Break Up Racial Outburst in Folcroft Pa
About 1,000 demonstrators gathered after a Negro couple moved into an all white Folcroft neighborhood. Fifty state troopers and local police patrolled the area after a fire bomb was hurled at a vacant house, with damage from rocks paint and derisive signs. Captain Allen Henry led the troopers and planned to escort the couple to their home.
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Folcroft
Philadelphia
Allen Henry
Horace Baker
Field Day Highlights Grading, Packaging For Local Veggies
Over 500 attendees watched the Provincial Horticultural Station at Brooks showcase commercial vegetables fruits and flowers. P D Hargrave urged growers to adopt strict grading and packaging to compete with imports and attract wholesalers. A carrot digging machine, washing and grading line, and a giant hydro cooler drew interest as corn cooled before packaging.
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Jean M. Holt
P. D. Hargrave
Brooks
Hargrave
Rescue Attempt Planned In Miner Cave-In Case
Hableton Pa AP A man will be lowered today into the escape shaft 1744 inches wide and 308 feet underground to verify if Louis Bova is in the cavern. H B Charmbury state mines secretary said the descent follows a TV camera sighting of what may be a body. The man chosen was kept secret and may descend this afternoon to inspect boots and confirm the object’s identity.
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Hableton
David Fellin
Henry Throne
Louis Bova Jis
H. B. Charmbury
State Secretary
Charmbury
Dan Bova
News Schedule Update for Holiday Labor Day
The newspaper will not publish on Monday September 2 due to Labor Day. Publication resumes on Tuesday with normal weekend edition and Saturday issue carried as planned.
Liberal minority Government Faces Severe Tests in Canada
Ottawa reports that with Parliament resuming after a month the Liberal minority faces strong opposition pressure. MPs discuss nonconfidence motions and a winter election, while the NDP vows to force a vote on the Canada United States nuclear warheads deal. Diefenbaker criticizes the pact as rushed and subservient to the US. Other challenges target pension legislation and alleged Liberal patronage.
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Ottawa
Diefenbaker
Stanley Knowles
NDP
Canada
United States
Red Paper Charges Betrayal in Moscow Pact Fallout
The People’s Daily in Peking accuses Soviet leaders of endless betrayal to pursue their line of capitulation and seek peace with U S imperialism. The editorial, resuming a fierce anti Soviet campaign, denounces the Moscow partial nuclear test ban treaty signed by Nationalist China’s regime.
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Peking
Reuters
People’s Daily
United States
Communist Party
Moscow
Ching
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Jubilee
Marilynna. Hehr
Waterloo Bay
Red River
Old North West Mounted Police
Winchester
Moab
Utah
Casper A. Nelson
Utah Industrial Commission
Bureau of Mines
Stewart Udall
Washington
Frank Tippie
Texas Gulf Sulphur Company
Tippie
Little Cloud
Tawatinaw
Alta
Edmonton
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Vatican City
Paul VI
Viet Nam
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