Canada U S discuss direct parliamentary channel
Ottawa sources report President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Diefenbaker will hold confidential talks in Ottawa to explore creating a joint Canada U S parliamentary committee to monitor cross border issues. The plan aims to improve frequent meetings and address grievances such as China trade bans oil import curbs and wheat dumping.
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Ottawa
Canada
United States
Eisenhower
Diefenbaker
CBC
News Magazine
Committee of Congress
Parliament
Wesleyan University
Middletown
Conn
USS
Prince Charles Faces Cash Crunch at Cheam Candy Shop
London AP reports that Prince Charles, nine, struggled with a tiny budget at Cheam boarding school. With three weeks left in term, he found no money in his bank and staged a sale of his belongings to buy sweets, but was forced to return funds and purchases.
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London
Charles
Cheam
Berkshire
Prince Philip
Eisenhower Signs Alaska Statehood Bill
President Eisenhower signed the Alaska statehood bill paving the way for full admission as the 49th state by next Christmas. The move follows congressional approval and centers on Alaska voting to accept statehood and proposed boundaries with federal control provisions to be approved.
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Eisenhower
Alaska
Washington
Territory
Union
Congress
White House
Webworm threat prompts limited Endrin spray in Medicine Hat
An infestation of webworms threatening crops across the Medicine Hat district faces a shortage of Endrin, available only from Stauffer Chemical Co in Portland. About 150 gallons arrive Tuesday as 18 farmers with 1,200 plus acres have contracted spraying, with 2,200 acres protected so far. Spraying mainly by air should finish before pupation in two weeks. The worms, active June to August, attack alfalfa flax and grains, and are seen as army worms moving in large groups.
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Medicine Hat
Stauffer Chemical Co
Portland
Alberta
Saskatchhewa
U.S. Independence Day Toll Reported At 621 Lives
An Associated Press survey tallies 355 traffic deaths over the long weekend, 175 drownings, and 91 in miscellaneous accidents in the United States. The total of 621 deaths reflects ongoing fatalities during Independence Day observances.
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Chicago
United States
Associated Press
National Safety Council
Cyril the sea lion shuns fans as London crowds cheer return
Cyril the sea lion refused to meet fans after a dramatic 200 mile journey from California to London Ontario. Thousands greeted him as he returned to Storybook Gardens with a two month old puma named Lucky, amid a shelters’ struggle and border-row history.
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London
Ont
Cyril the Sea Lion
Zoo
Cyril
California
Thames River
Lake St. Clair
Detroit River
Lake Erie
Ohio
Maumee River
Toledo
Toledo 209
Lucky
Vondon
Toledo Zoo
Progress Slow At Geneva
Communist and Western nuclear scientists met in Geneva for their fifth secret session to study detection methods for nuclear tests. Western teams want an interim report within 30 days and a framework for international inspection if tests stop. The talks focus on techniques and instruments with slides replacing the chalkboard.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Reuters
A. K. Fyodorov
United States
Canada
Britain
France
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Romania
Weekend Mishaps Kill 7 Albertans
Alberta reported seven deaths from weekend incidents across the province. A car plunged from a Banff bound bridge into the North Saskatchewan River killing two occupants, including a Laurel Montana man identified as E R Dingus. Additional fatalities occurred in tractor accidents, a suffocation of an 84 month old girl, and other vehicle crashes near Banff, Gleichen, Wetaskiwin, and Grimshaw.
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Alta
North Saskatchewan
E. R. Dingus
Wyoming Ave
Laurel
Mont
RCMP
Florida
Banff-Jasper
Rocky Mountain
Alberta
British Columbia
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Earl Truthwaite
Mount Norquay
Edmonton
Anna Mary Martin
Calgary
Gleichen
Raymond Mykelecki
Wetaskiwin
James Harris
Grimshaw
Burglary and Wire Tapping Taint Goldfine Investigation
A hotel room belonging to Bernard Goldfine's secretary was burgled and a microphone found intended to eavesdrop on aides. Publicist Jack Lotto said papers were taken to use at a House committee hearing into Goldfine Adams ties. Shacklette and Anderson investigated the tapping, while Harris condemned the act as unauthorized.
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Washington (Ap
Bernard Goldfine
Jack Lotto
Goldfine
Mildred Paperman
Lotto
House Committee
Boston
White House
Sherman Adams
Adams-Goldfine
Baron S. Shacklette
House
Shacklette
Jack Anderson
Drew Pearson
Orew Harris
Harris
Subcommittee
Sunny And Warm Tuesday Outlook In Alberta
The forecast calls for overcast with showers this afternoon in the Medicine Hat area but clearing tonight. Tuesday should be sunny and warm with a high near 75 F. Cloudy periods and scattered rain expected across Alberta for the next two days, with Saskatchewan drought relief unlikely. Montreal saw 4.5 inches of rain in 22 hours over the weekend, causing street havoc. Low tonight in Medicine Hat around 45 F.
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Medicine Hat
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Montreal
RCMP Recapture Mental Patient Near Langham
Joseph Marchenko, 24, who escaped Wednesday from the North Battleford mental hospital, was captured Sunday in Langham after his car ran out of gas and was returned by RCMP to the government hospital.
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Langham
Dam Agreement Signing Delayed in Regina
A Regina spokesman said no dam accord signing will occur today or in the next two days. Premier Dallas was away. Douglas submitted an amendment to Minister Harkness to guard against dam failure after completion, noting the draft’s key point for provincial operation and maintenance.
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Regina
South Saskatchewan River
T. C. Dallas
Douglas
Harkness
Pedal Pushers Promote Safe Riding For City Cyclists
The Pedal Pushers, a Kiwanis project, are created to teach and encourage safe riding habits among the city’s cyclists. The program focuses on safety education and community involvement to reduce accidents.
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St. Mary’s School
U.S
Killaloe
Peterborough
P. J. Sullivan
J. C. Schrader
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Sullivan
Fred Hume
Vancouver
Don Mackay
Joan Lounsbury
St. Catharines
B.C
Red River
Storybook Gardens Zoo
Pacific
Loncesome
Lonesome
Elwin Miller
Kiwanis Club
Thomas Dutton
Elwin
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