Three Youths Charged in Priest Murder Near Brandon
RCMP allege robbery motive in slaying of Rev. Alfred Quinton 44, found shot in his car six miles northeast of Brandon. Three Montreal youths arrested. two possibly juveniles. Priest had been returning from Winnipeg with seminarians. Bishop Lucien praised his service and plans for emigrants.
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St. Edouard
Alta
Quebec
Winnipeg
Edmonton
Montreal
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Portage la Prairie
Frank Britton
The
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St. Jean de la Lande
Father Quirion
Quebec City
Vilna
Elk Point
Alberta
Phillip Lucien
St. Paul
Canada
Lucien
Claims 14 Crashes Narrowly Averted
Winnipeg CP report says 14 air incidents involving RCAF or military planes have been reported to the Canadian Airline Pilots Association since the Moose Jaw collision. An unnamed spokesman says the incidents involve flights into airline routes against altitude or weather rules, with some near-disasters and one near Moose Jaw. He criticizes Transport for lack of interest in including pilots in discussions on visual flying rules.
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Winnipeg
the Tribune
Canadian Airline Pilots Association
Moose Jaw
TCA North Star
Harvard
Association
Department of Transport
Transfusions Fail Keep Man Alive
Hubert Harris a 47 year old Dallas manufacturer died after toting up over 168 pints of blood. He had b negative rare blood type and bleeding from multiple intestinal areas thwarted by surgery. Doctors said the diffuse bleeding prevented a corrective surgical method.
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Dallas
Tex
Hubert Harris
Harris
John Emmert
Manitoba union seeks curbs on Hutterite colonies
A Winnipeg based union of Manitoba municipalities submitted a resolution to limit Hutterite colonies to 10 or 15 sections per holding and require colonies be at least 40 miles apart. The package also urges broader reforms including municipal pay, school district reorganization, highway funding, and tax exemptions for equipment.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Union of Manitoba
Union
Smile Stones Clever Crime Judgment Cited By Judge
The judge notes the crime was executed in a clever and skilled manner. The prisoner pleads for mercy but is confronted with the assessment of the court.
Should Practice What is Preached
FT LEE Va A clerk typist in the quartermaster school personnel division Leroy A Heuer of Chicago supports the army practicing what it preaches Heuer holds a management degree from the University of Illinois and recommended elimination of his job after a course stressed removing unnecessary duties He was reassigned to different duties.
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FT. Lee
API
Leroy ‘A. Heuer
Chicago
Quartermaster School
Heuer
University of Illinois
Ministers Reject Near Crash Claims As Exaggerated
Ottawa Transport Minister Marler told Parliament that reports of a near collision between a TCA airliner and an RCAF trainer were grossly exaggerated. He said pilots sighted each other near Moose Jaw with no danger, the TCA plane veered to avoid the Harvard trainer, and none of the passengers were disturbed.
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Ottawa
Marler
TCA
RCAF
the Commons
Moose Jaw
North Star
Harvard
CCF
Coldwell
Opening of Canada's Parliament as TV era begins
Ottawa coverage recalls Vincent Massey hosting the ceremony with a young page boy stealing the show. Senators and judges, described vividly, watch as TV cameras and Klieg lights transform the scene, while the throne speech unfolds in a boisterous, media driven setting.
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Ottawa
Vincent Massey
Peace Tower
Supreme Court
Doug Abbott
Canada
Commons
Smoking linked to heart disease say BMJ reports
The British Medical Journal cites United States and Britain studies showing a clear cut relation between smoking and heart diseases. It notes statistical significance due to large case numbers and compares a British doctor death study with a U S survey of 190 134 white men aged 50 to 69. The journal calls agreement between studies strong evidence of real association.
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London
Reuters
British Medical Journal
United States
Medical Journal
American Cancer Society
The
Heavy Ottawa Commons agenda includes 19 government bills
The Canadian House of Commons faces its heaviest early program in years with 19 government bills and 32 private members resolutions on the order paper. Expected actions include two river use bills tied to Columbia river development and a throne speech debate led by Earl Rowe, with Prime Minister St Laurent responding.
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Commons
Earl Rowe
St. Laurent
CCF
Coldwell
Social Credit
Low
Howe
British Columbia
Kaiser Aluminum
United Stas
Columbia River
B. C
Kaiser
Bonneville
United States
Mr. Coldwell
John Diefenbaker
Pco
Prince Albert
David Croll
Ltoronto
Le Van Vien Goes Straight Amid Saigon Reform Drive
In Saigon Indochina AP Gen Le Van Vien governor of vice says government padlocks his gambling houses as Premier Ngo Dinh Diem targets corruption and communism. Vien heads a reform committee while expanding a new palace of sin in a separate district.
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John Roderick
Saigon
Indochina
le van Vien
Vinh Xuyen Society
Dinh Diem
Diem
France
Cholon
Edmonton Weather Outlook After Tuesday Warmth Rise
Sunny skies with occasional clouds expected across districts Tuesday. Temperatures rise by about five degrees from today.
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Edmonton
Eisenhower asks Congress for tariff cuts and economic program
President Eisenhower asks Congress for power to enact a moderate reciprocal tariff cut up to 15 percent and to streamline customs, boost private investment abroad, and study tax treaties as part of a broader foreign economic program to spur growth and security in the free world. He also seeks travel duty-free increases and clearer authority on tariff reductions over three years.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
United States
Free World
Jbl
Tm Finance Corporation
Vnaé World Bank
Red Planes Bomb Tachens Islands in Major Raid
The defense ministry reported 66 Chinese Communist planes attacked the Tachens Islands in Formosa area. Two aircraft were shot down and two more heavily damaged. Over 300 bombs were dropped, mostly into the sea, as the fleet pressed the raid north of Formosa.
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Taipeh
Formosa
Tachen Islands
Defence Ministry
Ford of Canada UAW talks yield mixed strike outlook
Toronto reports on a week of secret contract talks between Ford of Canada and the United Auto Workers show optimism and pessimism about ending the 92 day strike. Emil Mazey said a brief recess allows both sides to explore new ideas while John Eldon warned the dispute is not closer to settlement.
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Toronto
Ford of Canada
United Automobile Workers
CIO - CCL
Ford
Emil Mazey
Windsor
John Eldon
UAW International
Eldon
Chrysler Corporation
Chrysler
MPs pressure for fuller story on missing British diplomats
UK MPs press the foreign office for full disclosure on the 1951 disappearance of Donald Maclean and Guy Burgess after leaving St Malo. Capt. Henry Kerby says western security is involved and demands a clear explainer to prevent a repeat. The Foreign Office had only said the pair and Maclean’s wife are believed to be behind the Iron Curtain.
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James F. King
London
Foreign Office
Donald Maclean
Guy Burgess
St. Malo
France
Maclean
Melinda
Switzerland
Henry Kerby
Skeedoodle
Burgess
Capt
Kerby
Burgess-Maclean
Herbert Morrison
Labor
Parliament
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