Dispute at United College Ends in Firing of Prof Crowe
The United College dispute over a misdirected letter and the firing of Prof Harry Crowe collapsed into conflicting statements. The board of regents said face to face negotiations failed and reinstatement was withdrawn while Crowe called the board's account incomplete.
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Winnipeg
United College
Board of Regents
Harry Crowe
Crowe
Ito
Z. C. Lockhart
J. Stewart Reid
K. W. McNaught
R. M. Sting
Indian affair talks over Blackfeet reserve funds claim
At shone of Indian affair Gléichen met with Blackfeet leaders to discuss financial troubles. The band claims $6,000,000 taken from band funds by prior governments and asserts timber rights surrendered in 1908 were not replaced. Outstanding loans total $350,000 as funds dwindled since 1945. Chief Clarence McHugh sought federal relief during a visit to Ottawa.
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Gléichen
Blackfeet
Reserve
Brown
Clarence McHugh
Ottawa
Jet Crash Kills Two RCAF Pilot and German Student Die in Training
A T 33 trainer from the RCAF base near Macdonald crashed after takeoff during a night navigational exercise. FO James Crerar of Walkerton Ontario and 2nd Lieut Christian Seel of Hamburg Germany were killed. The accident occurred about two miles north of Macdonald at 10 p.m. CST in clear weather.
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MacDonald
Man
RCAF
NATO
West Germany
James Crerar
Walkerton
Canada Says Safe Driving Week Could Save 1200 Lives
Ottawa report from the Canadian Highway Safety Conference on Safe Driving Week says, if Canada kept year round driving habits, 1200 lives could be saved. The week ended Sunday with 45 deaths, down from 63 weekly average, and down from 67 two years ago. Saskatchewan New Brunswick Prince Edward Island and Newfoundland reported no fatalities. Ontario had 17 registrations, the highest. Manitoba had one fatality, best record aside from provinces with zero.
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Ottawa
Canadian Highway Safety Conference
Newfoundland
Saskatchewan
New Brunswick
Prince Edward Island
Ontario
Canada
Manitoba
Canada weighs recognizing Communist China and OAS role
Ottawa reported that Canada was considering diplomatic recognition of the Communist Chinese government and possible membership in the Organization of American States. Sidney Smith discussed Latin American ties, NATO, and the balance of commitments amid Cold War tensions.
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Charles Lynch
NEWS
Ottawa’ ‘Bureau
Ottawa
Canada
Sidney Smith
China
United Nations
U Assembly
Assembly
Goveennett
Russia
Smith
Peru
Brazil
Mexico
NATO Council
Paris
Organization of American States
United States
OAS
Latin America
Juscilino Kubitchek
Washington
NATO
Berlin
Diefenbaker
de Gaulle
France
Britain
Parents object transfusion to save newborn life
In Toronto a day old infant at Sick Children's Hospital is in serious condition with an RH negative blood disorder. Jehovah's Witness parents from Newmarket refuse a transfusion on religious grounds. Officials say the province may act to order a transfusion if medically necessary, potentially placing the child in temporary custody of the Children's Aid Society.
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Toronto
W.C. Bowman
Attorney-General’s Department
Bowman
Children’s Aid Society
Child Welfare Act
Children's Aid Society
Bowmar
G. W. Campbell
Stove at John Altin feedlot causes $2000 fire
Fire chief and manager describe an overheated stove as the probable cause of a two hour blaze at the John Altin feedlot in the southeast city area. The pumphouse and part of a pig barn were destroyed, 25 hogs died, and about half of a 70 foot pig barn was saved. The fire started around 9 48 p m and firefighters saved many pigs. The buildings were not insured.
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Len Morris
John Altin
Louis Altin
Gottlieb Lehr
Issac Baumbach
Weather Outlook Brighter for Medicine Hat District
The weather forecast calls for a high of 15 Celsius on Wednesday with a low around 5. Lethbridge is expected to be warmer with a forecast high near 25, making it the province's top temperature.
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Medicine Hat
Lethbridge
Rights Suspension Hinted As Venezuela Voters Riot
Caracas reports show supporters of Rear-Admiral Wolff Larrazabal rioting after election returns. Betancourt leads with Democratic Action and pledges coalition posts for opponents Caldera and Larrazabal. Junta hints at suspending constitutional rights to curb unrest as Betancourt wins broad congressional support.
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Venezuela
Caracas
Wolfffang Larrazabal
Romulo Betancourt
Larrazabal
Edgard Sanabria
Marcos Perez Jimenez
Betancourt
Rafael Caldera
Copei
Caldera
Humphrey Delivers Khrushchev Talks to Eisenhower
Washington AP Hubert Humphrey returned from Moscow with a confidential Khrushchev message on Soviet nuclear tests and rocket developments. He briefed President Eisenhower in an 80 minute oral report and said the two secrets concern nuclear explosions and rocket advances, with no details released.
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Washington
Hubert Humphrey
Dem. Minn
Eisenhower
Nikta Khrushchev
Humphrey
Moscow
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
U.S
Arena Gardens Move Aimed at Downtown Expansion
Chamber plan proposes relocating Arena Gardens to end of Second St SE near Athletic Park and curling club to free Fifth Ave SE for business growth. Declares space could host buildings and parking with a still-type construction and centralized sports facilities plus extensive parking. Deputy Mayor Gibson plans to bring the proposal to council next Monday.
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Chamber of Commerce
R. H. A. Lacey
Ald
Helen Gibson
Arena Gardens
Second St
Athletic Park
Curling Club
Fifth Ave
Third
Fourth Streets
Lacey
Gibson
Pearkes Pushes Arrow Sale at NATO Talks in Paris
Defence Minister George Pearkes said Canada would seek NATO interest in the Avro Arrow. He outlined plans to discuss standardization and potential sales with U.S. officials, but warned European buyers face cost and systems hurdles. Cabinet decision on March 31 looms.
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News Ottawa
Ottawa
George Pearkes
NATO
Canada
Pearkes
NATO Council
Paris
United States
U.S. Defence Department
U.S
Europe
Motorists May Suffer For Ruling
Ontario Attorney General Roberts warns that a legal tangle over Ontario's careless driving law could trigger criminal negligence charges during the Christmas New Year police crackdown. He notes the Supreme Court ruling invalidates the act and says appeal proceedings resume next month with possible shift from careless driving to criminal negligence on the charge sheet.
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Toronto
Roberts
Onetario
Ontario Supreme Court
Ontario
J. C. McRuer
Ontario Appeal ‘Court
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Canadian Association of University Teachers
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