Russian worker recalls ore plant near Angara river
A unnamed Russian worker reported the plant sprawled along the Angara river area west of Lake Baikal in south central Siberia. She said uranium ore from the Arctic was transported up the Yenisei river to the site.
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Red Cross
Moscow
Maizuru
Japan
Russia
Angara
Arctic Ocean
Arctic Circle
Sea of Okhotsk
Yoichi Hitomi
Uichi Hasagawa
Kwangtung Army
Manchuria
Angara River
Lake Baikal
Yenesei River
Alberta to Announce Gas Export Decision Soon
Edmonton report notes the Alberta government plans to announce its decision on natural gas export restrictions at any time between now and Friday. Britain braces for a 24 hour strike as 900000 workers join the industry stoppage, the largest since 1926. Ottawa reports travel spending by American tourists in Canada is expected to rise significantly this year compared with 1952.
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Alberta
Alondon
Reuters
Britain
Ottawa
Canada
Polio Deaths in Alberta Hit Record 92 This Year
Alberta reports 92 polio deaths this year breaking a provincial record as Edmonton records two more deaths, a 77 year old man and a 28 year old woman. Calgary and Medicine Hat see additional fatalities while nine new cases push 1953 total to 1293.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Medicine Hat
Health Department
Calgary
Manitoba
Hansell Defends McCarthy at Saskatchewan Social Credit Meet
Regina dispatch reports E G Hansell Social Credit MP for Macleod and party president defending Senator McCarthy against socialist attacks. He criticizes M J Coldwell and Premier Douglas, calls opposition framing a red herring over franking privileges.
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Regina
E. G. Hansell
Social Credit
Macleod
United States
Joseph McCarthy
McCarthy
Saskatchewan Social Credit League
Hansell
M. J. Coldwell
CCI
Douglas
Saskatchewan
Senator McCarthy
John Blackmore
Lethbridge
Eisenhower backs Dulles rebuke of McCarthy
President Eisenhower endorsed Secretary Dulles in criticizing Senator Joseph McCarthy without naming him. He urged unity among free nations as essential for survival and said Communist containment would be resolved before next year’s elections. Dulles criticized McCarthy style and noted a new security review of John Paton Davies.
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Eisenhower
Dulles
Joseph McCarthy
Rep
Wis
McCarthy
Wisconsin
Korea
United States
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B E Accused Elect Higher Court Trial
Henry Lee and Robert Ford of Bracebridge Ontario face an attempted breaking and entering charge. They elected trial by higher court after appearing before Magistrate A Y Spivack. Ford was represented by Hugh MacMillan, Lee without counsel. They were remanded to Dec 9 for further hearing.
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City
Robert Ford
Bracebridge
Ont
A. Y. Spivack
District Court
Ford
Hugh MacMillan
Lee
MacMillan
Ernie
Minor Billiards Propriety Fined in City Court
Proprietor of a local billiard hall was fined 25 dollars and costs in city police court today for permitting minors to play billiards in his establishment.
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Billard Hall
Canada Congress urges national health plan and reforms
The Trades and Labor Congress of Canada calls for a parliamentary committee on national health insurance and a government subsidized contributory scheme covering medical care dental optical and hospitalization. The 580000 member body also seeks expanded unemployment benefits quicker coverage housing immigration reform and mandatory union dues checkoffs.
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Ottawa
Trades and Labor Congress of Canada
Congress
Canada
Labor Department
Immigration Commission
Halli Claims Ransom Money Held At Time Of Arrest
In a Missouri death row cell Hall said he possessed most of the $600,000 Greenlease ransom when arrested. He claimed suitcases with the money were left in his hotel room. Police seek remaining $303,720 as Hall and Bonnie Heady await execution for kidnapping and killing Bobby Greenlease.
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ST. Louis
Carl Austin Hall
Hall
Bonnie Brown
Missouri Penitentiary
Mrs. Heady
Bobby Greenlease
Additions to C of C for 1953 Chamber Board Elected
The Medicine Hat Chamber of Commerce completed its 1953 board elections with R. C. Gardner H. R. Hutchings W.D. Lutes R. C. Black J. L. Shelton and J. C. Miller elected for a two year term. New members are Shelton and Miller. four others are re elected alongside continuing directors for one year. A liaison post was created with Count Dave Broadfoot Redcliff for Glasstown Bow Island area. An Alberta Industrial Development Board visit is planned for Dec. 15 16 with a member dinner Dec 16. R. M. Moore will speak.
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Medicine Hat Chamber of Commerce
R. C. Gardner
H. R. Hutchings
W.D., Lutes
R. C. Black
J. L. Shelton
J. C. Miller
T. R. Osborne
D. S. Hawthorne
Dave Broadfoot
Redcliff
Glasstown
Bow Island
Alberta
Alberta Industrial Development Board
R. M. Moore
Havre
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Cecil Hotel
R.C. Gardner
R. H. A. Lacey
Red Amos
Roy Osborne
Roy Keating
Don Hawthorne
Willard Lutes
Lorne Tansley
Ald
Ed Heckbert
Harry Hutchings
W. I. Cocks
Mr. Gardner
Smiletones: Advice on pace over chasing fame
A humorous quote urges a young man to slow down rather than chase the Joneses, implying contentment and steady progress over rapid social comparison. The line suggests a homely, folksy voice encouraging measured ambition and patience.
No Interference Pakistan Warns Russia Won't Tolerate Threats
Pakistan says it will not tolerate interference in its policy and prepares a note to Moscow after a Soviet demand for clarification. Islamabad denies aggressive intents and warns against threats while noting U.S. air base talks do not equate to alliance.
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Russia
Karachi
Moscow
Kremlin
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
Legless Vet Opens Probe Red Atrocities
Washington Senator Charles Potter opened a Senate subcommittee hearing on Korean atrocities with a claim that a Chinese nurse cut off an American soldier’s toes with garden shears and wrapped the wounds in newspapers. He said witnesses would recount similar acts to debunk Soviet denials by Andrei Vishinsky.
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Charles Potter
Rep. Mich
Korea
Potter
U. S
Senate
Will
Vishinsky
Andrei Vishinsky
Russia
United Nations General Assembly
Jenner drops plans to force Gouzenko testimony
Senator William E. Jenner said the Senate internal security sub committee will probably drop plans to question Igor Gouzenko, citing concerns for his and his family's safety. Jenner would travel to Canada to obtain Gouzenko's account of a Russian atomic spy ring, noting Gouzenko has been protected by Canada since 1945.
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Senate
Internal Security
Igor Gouzenko
William E. Jenner
Standiford
Jenner
Washington
Gouzenko
Canada
Churchill Lands in Bermuda for Big Three Conference
Prime Minister Sir Winston Churchill arrived at Kindley Field aboard the Canopus for a Big Three summit as Eden and the British party joined. The conference aims to push Russia toward a live-and-let-live stance while the U S seeks focus on Western security and the European Defense Community ratification.
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Anthony Eden
Bermuda
Hamilton
Reuters
Sir Winston Churchill
Kindley Field
Canopus
Eisenhower
Daniel
Russia
Free World
Baltic States clash over Dulles criticism in London
Mostow radio commentator Leontyev accused U S Secretary of State Dulles of lying when he described Estonia Latvia and Lithuania as captive republics. Leontyev argued the Baltic states joined the USSR by the will of their people and faulted Dulles for violating UN charter and diplomatic duties.
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Mostow Radio Today
Dulles
United States
Estonia
Latvia
Lithuania
Soviet Union
Leontyev
House of Representatives
Baltic Republics
United Nations
U. S
Indian Exemplar of Neutrality in Korean Repatriation Runs Cars
Lt. Gen. K. S. Thimayya, Indian chairman of the neutral nations repatriation committee, demonstrates neutrality in transport. He rides a U S built sedan to POW camps with anti-Communist prisoners and a Russian built car to camps with Allied prisoners refusing repatriation.
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K. S. Thimayya
Neutral Nations Repatriation Committee
Conference Security Tightened Ahead of High Level Talks
Troops and barbed wire surround the Mid Ocean Club conference HQ to guard the Big Three during talks after Premier Laniel and President Eisenhower arrive. The perimeter aims to deter spies and assassins as Churchill may oppose, with Churchill’s aims noted as a principal factor.
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Laniel
Eisenhower
Mid-Ocean Club
Churchill Churchill
No major change forecast as chinook lifts Alberta temps
Edmonton weather notes no change on Thursday with a week chinook bringing above freezing in southern Alberta. Prairie regions reach 20 to 25 degrees by Thursday afternoon.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Prairies
Vishinsky Denounces Atrocity Claims as Bosh at UN
At the United Nations Vishinsky condemned American charges of Korean atrocities as bosh and accused the U S and South Korea of war crimes. He challenged Lodge’s documents on death marches and massacres and said North Korean and Chinese actions were the result of wholesale U S bombings. He cited Taejon as an example of cities wiped out by American planes.
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Russia
Andrei Vishinsky
Korea
Vishinsky
Lodge
Taejon
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