Northwest Industries seeks three prairie air routes subsidy
Regina Canada Northwest Industries of Edmonton seeks a public subsidy exceeding 933000 to break even on three proposed routes in Alberta and Saskatchewan, including the Foothills and North Prairie lines. Estimates show annual expenses 2183354 and revenues 1756625 with a 456729 loss without higher subsidy.
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Tshombe accuses UN of economic warfare in Katanga
Katanga leader Moise Tshombe charges United Nations aims to destroy Katanga’s economy as UN raids hit Kolwezi and Luilu copper plants. He claims U.S. bankers back the effort while UN jets strike Elisabethville, Kolwezi, Jadotville, and Union Miniere sites with fires and explosions.
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Britain halts Congo bomb shipment over UN policy
Deputy Foreign Secretary Edward Heath said Britain will not release the 24 1,000 pound bombs promised for UN operations in Katanga until UN policy is clarified. Heath cited UN military chief Sean McKeown’s remarks on Tshombe peace overtures as inconsistent with UN policy and said the government is greatly concerned. He opened by stating Britain is seriously disturbed by the fighting developments in Katanga.
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Detour Routes Mark Crossing and City Centre Access
A local traffic detour along with green arrows guides drivers to the crossing while blue arrows direct them to the city centre. The notice indicates operations are expected to begin by Friday and labels the area as a News Photo and Engraving.
Goodyear Expands Med icine Hat Plant And Jobs
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co of Canada Ltd plans a 750000 expansion at the Medicine Hat plant, adding about 35 new jobs with production of truck and farm tractor tires. A W Denny of Toronto announced the plans, with work already started by Foundation Co. of Canada Ltd. First new hires expected February or March, and ongoing expansion anticipated.
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Court Convicts Adolf Eichmann in War Crimes Trial
In Jerusalem Reuters reports Adolf Eichmann is found guilty of masterminding the systematic murder of millions of Jews during World War II in a high profile war crimes trial.
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UN committee approves space program for international co operation
The main United Nations political committee unanimously approves a US Soviet drafted plan expanding the outer space committee to 28 nations. It calls for registration of all space launches with the UN, uses space satellites for weather forecasting, and a global communications network. The plan aims to internationalize space and curb national sovereignty over celestial bodies.
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Monarchs to Decide Wednesday on Senior Hockey League
Medicine Hat Monarchs president E. W. Skip Macdonald said the decision on remaining in the Saskatchewan Senior Hockey League is postponed to Wednesday. Poor Arena Gardens attendance tied to financial troubles with a 1000 attendance needed to break even. current crowds average about 660.
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Russia Albania sever diplomatic ties in bloc split
Moscow reports Russia cuts formal relations with Albania in a historic rift within the Communist bloc. Tirana confirms the move after Khrushchev condemned Albanian leadership as Stalinist and warned of disunity. Albania, backed by China and possibly North Vietnam and North Korea, faces isolation.
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Khrusnenev invited To Football Game
Los Angeles premier Foreushbeiy invited as observer in a territorial dispute. Two UCLA Sigma Alpha Mu members urged his attendance at the Rose Bowl clash between Minnesota and UCLA on New Year's Day. A four minute call cost ten dollars as they sought English speaking help.
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Russian aide Loginov expelled from Canada for seeking secrets
Ottawa reports Lt-Col Antoly Loginov assistant military attache at the Russian embassy was declared persona non grata after RCMP caught him in the act of receiving secret documents. He had allegedly cultivated a government employee for 18 months and offered payment for information the Canadian could not lawfully share.
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