Polyansky praised Canadian hospitality on Canada trip
Soviet deputy premier Dmitri Polyansky praised Canada during a 11 day tour from Quebec to the prairies. He thanked Canadians for warm reception in Gas City and Ottawa and said the trip was successful and informative. He visited Lethbridge and studied wind erosion prevention on farmland with agricultural researchers.
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Harry Weiner
Kin Coulee
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Alexei Kosygin
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Ontario
Prairies
Alta
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Ukraine
Weekend toll climbs to 71 in Canada losses over weekend
The Canadian Press tally shows at least 71 deaths across Canada from Friday evening to Sunday, with 53 traffic deaths, 16 drownings, and two train strike fatalities. Alberta reports three highway deaths, one drowning, one train death. Saskatchewan three traffic fatalities and one drowning. BC three road deaths. Manitoba one traffic death and one drowning.
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CBC Firestorm and Calgary Stampede Dance Turmoil
In Ottawa ex CBC official Haggan criticizes management amid push for a new broadcasting act while in Calgary police used dogs and water trucks to disperse a 700 strong stampede week end mob. The youths tore signs, damaged vehicles, blocked traffic and were charged with disorderly conduct as officers regained control.
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Ottawa
Reeves Haggan
CBC
J. Alphonse. Ouimet
CJOH
Douglas Fisher
New Democratic
Port Arthur
Haggan
Douglas Leiterman
Calgary
Duke Kent
Police drive off 300 Negroes in Grenada Mississippi
Steel-helmeted highway troopers armed with billy clubs and guns drove away about 300 Negroes outside the Grenada county jail as sheriff deputies scattered 100 whites. Civil rights leaders planned later demonstrations including a swim-in and read-in to test public accommodations in the town between Jackson and Memphis.
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Tenn
Soldier-statesman McNaughton dies in Montebello
Gen. A. G. L. McNaughton a soldier scientist and statesman died at 4 a.m. EDT at his Montebello summer home aged 79. He led the Canadian Army in wartime, chaired the International Joint Commission, and later served as ambassador to the United Nations. His career spanned prewar research, wartime command, postwar public service and embassy duties.
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National Research Council
International Joint Commission
Atomic Energy Control Board
Canada
United Nations
United States
Three U S Helicopters Shot Down In South Vietnam
Viet Cong gun down three U S helicopters in South Vietnam killing four U S and nine South Vietnamese soldiers. Two more U S jets are lost in air war against the north. An oil depot near Dien Bien Phu is attacked. two buildings damaged. Ground fighting eases. officials question enemy refuge in Cambodia.
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Dien Bien Phu
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Saskatchewan Temperatures Dip. Alberta Warmth Seen
Forecasts indicate cooler weather for Saskatchewan on Tuesday while Alberta will see near current values with a warming trend in the Peace region.
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Saskatchewan
Alberta
Peace
Four men spotlighted after purge in China
Tokyo based AP report identifies four officials elevated amid a leadership purge in China. Marshal Yeh Chienyin, Gen Po ta, Tao Chu and Kang Shen gain prominence as top leaders at a reception for Asian African writers in Peking.
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Tee
Lo Jui-ching
Gen Po-ta
Mao
Tao Chu
Lu Ting-i
Kang Shen
Peng Chen
Chou En-lai
Tao
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