UN Secretary General notes barriers to Israel Gaza pullout terms
Dag Hammarskjold said serious legal barriers block accepting Israel terms for withdrawing troops from the Gaza Strip. He cautioned Israel has not fully complied with the UN demand for complete withdrawal and outlined limits on UN authority in Gaza and Sharm el Sheikh areas. He emphasized Egypt must consent to any UN role and warned extending UN responsibilities would require Egyptian consent. The report reflected UIs stance as of the General Assembly session.
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United Nations, N.Y
Dag Hammarskjold
Israel
Gaza Strip
Ecretepy Aretic Cal
80 Nation General Assembly
Egypt
Assembly
Sharm el Sheikh
Gulf of Aqaba
Hammarskjold
United Nations
Gaza
Sharm E] Sheikh
Plan for hospital insurance requires majority provinces
Prime Minister St Laurent reaffirmed that federal action hinges on a majority of provinces representing a majority of Canada's population. He responded after Stanley Knowles questioned if a minority could veto the plan. Frost’s Toronto statement moves Ontario toward joining the scheme, with four provinces now at 54 percent of the population.
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OTTWA
St. Laurent
Canada
Stanley Knowles
CCF
Winnipeg North Centre
Frost
Ontario
Knowles
British Columbia
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Toronto
Traffic violations record 1957
A catalog of 1957 traffic violations lists excessive speed without due care failing to stop impaired ability and failing to yield the right of way along with other violations in dated entries.
Alberta oil sale sets record and typhoid scare in Calgary
Alberta treas ury reports 16 68 918 from first 1957 petroleum and natural gas lease sale led by Triad Oil Co Ltd with 2 102 000 bid. Total oil revenue since 1948 reaches 605 696 810. In Calgary 12 Italian liner passengers tied to typhoid scare are being questioned after a daylong search. 10 cleared, two located. Carmangay water off due to dam leak, 300 residents cope with shortage amid cold. Lethbridge court awards 29 785 to Peterson family after 1952 highway crash. Fire prevention in Roo-Western.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Triad Oil Co. Ltd
Leduc
Calgary
Canada
Scen
Burns descendant declines haggis on bard’s birthday
No'Very Guid TORONTO Hugh Allan a 77 year old Burns descendant who has lived in Toronto since 1926 says he will not eat haggis on the bard’s birthday. In a thick Scottish accent he adds that if it is not from Scotland it is not very good.
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Toronto
Hugh Allan
Robert Burns
Scotland
Federal Building Proposal For Medicine Hat Emerges In Ottawa
Ottawa reports a new federal building plan for Medicine Hat potentially costing about 3 million dollars. The scheme would house RCMP headquarters PFRA offices and post office and customs services in a larger combined federal building. No current estimates or blueprints exist and final approvals hinge on the proposal’s status.
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RCMP
PFRA
Customs and Excise
Medicine Hat
Alberta
News Ottawa
R. A. Winters
First St
Fireclaims six children in Joliette home tragedy
Andre Peloquin, 11, died in hospital after a Joliette fire that killed five other children. From his hospital bed he recalled waking to smoke and escaping from his second floor bedroom through a window as flames trapped him. Firemen found him wandering outside in sub zero cold.
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Joliette
Que
Andre Peloquin
Montreal
Andre
Ask Deduction All Medical Expenses
Ottawa debate over tax relief includes expanding deductions for medical costs and changes to spousal remuneration rules. The Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants and The Canadian Bar Association urge raising the medical expense ceiling to cover all drugs and allowing a wife to earn up to 750 dollars without reducing her husband’s exemption. They also seek 20 percent credit on dividends when a husband’s taxable income rises due to his wife’s earnings. The brief argues independent earners with dependents gain tax advantages and urges amendments to the marital exemption and dependent income treatment.
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Ottawa
Harris
McCann
Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants
Canadian Bar Association
Chartered Accountants and Lawyers
Bona Fide
Busin
Medicine Hat leads Brier district curling after two rounds
Medicine Hat and Taber, Vauxhall and Foremost all sit 1-1 after two rounds in the Brier district playdowns. Medicine Hat beat Taber 10-4 in the first draw while Foremost defeated Vauxhall 10-4. In the second round Vauxhall won 8-6 over Medicine Hat and Taber beat Foremost 10-3.
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Taber
Medicine Hat
Vauxhall
Foremost
Hat
Art Kerkhoff
Smile Stones Wedding Gifts Prompt Promise
He and she trade light remarks about thinking alike and wedding gifts. The exchange centers on differing views and future impressions as they anticipate their nuptial plans and expected presents.
Apology issued for delayed Medicine Hat News delivery
The Medicine Hat News faced a four hour delay last night due to an Autoplate machine failure in the stereotyping department. A blocked oil line stalled gear boxes and required disassembly of the heavy unit, delaying publication until 7 p.m. News staff delivered to outlying districts and Redcliff areas by car.
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NEWS
FBI rounds up three for espionage links in New York
The FBI arrested Jack Soble Myra Soble and Jacob Albam on conspiracy to commit espionage and to act as Soviet agents without registration. Agents seized boxes and papers at the Soble home as evidence and hinted more arrests may follow including Soviet officials. The trio face grand jury presentation of evidence in New York.
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New York
FBI
Jack Soble
Lithuania
U.S
Myra Soble
Soble
Russia
Jacob Albam
Brooklyn Tea and Spice Company
Sables
Lawrence
Cold snap eases with warming trend after deep freeze
The weather turns milder after a severe cold spell with temperatures dipping to 44 below zero in Medicine Hat and 40 below in Cowley. Quesnel near Prince George recorded 44 below, Edmonton -21, Calgary -28, Lethbridge -34, and Regina to follow as a northwest warming trend begins Saturday.
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Erman
Prairies
Medicine Hatters
Quesnel
Prince George
B.C
Cowley
Crows Nest Pass
Edmonton
Calgary
Lethbridge
Medicine Hat
Saskatoon
Prince Albert
Alberta Indians Seek Queen Intercession Over Treaty Rights
Hundreds of Alberta Indians petition Governor General Massey to forward their appeal to the Queen. The group claims the revised Indian Act of 1951 erodes treaty rights and asks the Crown to intervene with the Canadian government. The Hobbema case, involving Samson band members ordered off their reserve for taking scrip, is not addressed in detail.
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Hobbema Indian Reserve
Alberta
Riel
Calgary
Massey
J. C. Gorman
Indian Association of Alberta
Edmonton
Queen Victoria
Queen Elizabeth
Gorman
Senator urges highway safety and crash causes study
Ottawa CP A doctor senator urged greater highway safety measures and support for traffic accident research. He cited traffic deaths as a major cause and touted education, first aid training, and safer car devices like belts and padded panels. He praised Medicine Hat’s record due to local safety rules.
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Ottawa
IF. W. Gershaw
Alberta
Senate
Canada
Canadian Medical Association
Medicine
Alta
Gershaw
Survivors in good condition after air crash near Miami
Three survivors in good condition were picked up today after the collision and crash of two U S Air Force Stratojet bombers carrying six men. They were identified by Homestead Air Force Base as Maj. James McGree McFarland Jr 37 Maj. Winfred E Lynn 33 and Lieut. James Edwards Rose Jr 28.
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Miami, Fla
U.S. Air Force
Homestead Air Force Base
James MecGree McFarland, Jr
Winfred E. Lynn
James Edwards Rose Jr
Actress Marie McDonald alarmed by two salesmen at home
Hollywood AP Marie McDonald reported to police after two salesmen arriving at her San Fernando Valley residence claimed to deliver a new car and papers. She said one voice resembled a kidnapper, and noted she ordered a deluxe convertible the first California example.
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Hollywood
Marie
McDonald
San Fernando Valley
California
End of Alberta cold snap Seen by Saturday
The Weather reports an end to the cold spell with Alberta and Saskatchewan warming up. By Saturday afternoon temperatures are expected to be about 20 degrees higher than Friday, bringing relief to the region.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Warden Testimony Ties Montagna Trial To Plea Offer
Venice Italy AP testimony in the Wilma Montesi case reveals lawyer pressure on game warden Anastasio Lilli to admit slaughter for Montagna’s benefit. Lilli said a Montagna lawyer proposed three years in jail, later aid. Montagna denied wrongdoing as evidence linked him to altered lodge records and access to a key.
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Venice
Italy
Wilma Montesi
Ugo Montagna
Montagna
Wilma
Anastasio Lilli
Capocotta Lodge
Ostia
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Alvin Mertz
Peterson
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Vancouver
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Rosalie Charke
George Hanna
Hanna
Bob Cocks
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