Soviets Offer Halfway Stance on Disarmament Talks
Moscow signals willingness to move toward American proposals on conventional arms cuts and quick communications among leaders, while sticking to a nuclear test ban. Zorin adds a new article to ban major movements in initial disarmament. US, Britain welcome steps but press for broader changes and progress.
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Geneva
Reuters
Soviet Union
Valerian Zorin
United Nations
Zorin
Arthur Dean
U.S
United States
Britain
Nine Ministers Bite Dust In U K Cabinet Shakeup
London Reuters reports Prime Minister Macmillan reshuffles the cabinet, removing nine ministers in a second stage. New posts include Hugh Fraser as air minister, Julian Amery moving to aviation, and Sir John Hobson named attorney general.
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U.K
London
Reuters
Macmillan
John Hope
Hugh Fraser
Julian Amery
Peter Thorneycroft
Niall Macpherson
Pensions and National Insurance
John Boyd-Carpenter
Treasury
Earl Jellicoe
Home Office
David Renton
Alan Green
Board of Trade
Keith Josseph
John Hobson
Reginald Manningham - Buller
Britain
Lord Saint Oswald
Maj
James Scott-Hopkins
Ministery of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food
Lord Waldegrave
William van
Night of fun at Westerner branding party and square dancing
Top flight entertainment and food fill the Westerner branding party from 6:30 p.m. to midnight with doors open for walk ins. Ticket sales are up versus last year as Chick Taylor notes. Square dancing continues at 6th Ave and 3rd St SE with CPR’s Canadian arrivals and attending Chamber of Commerce members.
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Chick Taylor
6Th Ave
3Rd St
CPR
Chamber of Commerce
Emil Schlenker
Medicine Hat
Marden
1St St
Emil
Stormont election ballots cast in Eastern Ontario riding
Voters in Stormont Ontario go to polls after a delay from June 18 due to the Liberal candidate's death. Lucien Lamoureux runs against Grant Campbell of the Progressive Conservatives and NDP Marjorie Ball and Social Credit Mel Rowat. The riding, home to 30 865 eligible voters, has a majority French-speaking population and a history as a Liberal stronghold.
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Cornwall
Ontario
Stormont
Canada
Lucien Lamoureux
Lamoureux
NDP
Marjorie Ball
Social Credit
Mel Rowat
Grant Campbell
Seaway
Albert Lavigne
House of Commons
Conservatives
Liberals
Seaway City
Voting Heavy In Stormont Riding Sets Record Hint
Reporting from Cornwall Ontario the Stormont riding shows heavy voter turnout with urban and rural divisions recording higher than usual participation. An official at Cornwall ward five predicts record turnout as 30 865 eligible voters and 134 polls define the riding.
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Cornwall (Cp
Stormont
Cornwall
Churchill Sits Up as Recovery Continues
London reports Sir Winston Churchill remains in recovery and has sat up in a chair. Doctors expect him home soon if progress holds, with no further bulletins until Friday. He will finish recuperation at Chartwell if his condition remains stable as he recovers from a broken left thigh and bronchial infection.
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London
Winston
Churchill
Chartwell
Kent
French Riviera
Taches
Monte Carlo
Algerian Leaders In Talks Over Leadership Dispute
In Algiers and Tlemcen regional military and political chiefs pressed talks to resolve a leadership rift between Premier Ben Youssef Ben Khedda and dissident Deputy Premier Mohamed Ben Bella. A cabinet session was set to discuss outcomes amid a broader power struggle involving Ferhat Abbas and Col. Houari Boumedienne.
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Algiers
Reuters
Algeria
Ence
Ben Youssef Ben Khedda
Mohammed Ben Bella
Ben Khedda
Mohamed Yazdi
Ben Bella
Tlemcen
Ferhat Abbas
Col
Regier Resignation Aims to Let Douglas Run in Byelection
Ottawa reports Erhart Regier NDP MP for Burnaby Coquitlam resigns to clear way for leader T. C. Douglas. Regier signed by David Lewis and Stanley Knowles as witnesses. warrant requests vacancy notice and a September 4 earliest byelection. Castonguay must set up election machinery within days. cabinet action pending.
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Ottawa
Erhart Regier
New Democratic Party
Burnaby-Coquitlam
Nelson Castonguay
Regier
British Columbia
NDP
T. C. Douglas
Douglas
Regina
David Lewis
York South
Castonguay
Diefenbaker
Tractor Rolls. Farmer Killed Near Radway Alberta
Mike Sumka, 66, a Radway district farmer, died Saturday when his tractor rolled into a ditch and pinned him. Police said one side wheel slipped into a ditch on a road north of Radway, about 38 miles northeast of Edmonton.
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Radway
Alta
Mike Sumka
Edmonton
City Engineer Probes Post-Deluge Damage Effects
Allan Gunter city engineer says the Friday flood caused no extensive damage and disrupted services are back. He notes downtown flooding stems from roof drainage tied to the domestic sewer and that switching to storm sewers could require closing business area thoroughfares for over a month.
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Allan Gunter
Saskatchewan doctors vow probe as medical care deadlock drags on
Saskatchewan enters week three of the medical care dispute with doctors boycott and government plans. Emergency service runs smoothly for under 200 doctors across 40 hospitals as 85 British doctors sign temporary contracts and Lord Taylor visits Saskatoon.
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Regina
Saskatchewan
CCF
Canadian Medical Association
Saskatchewan College of Physicians and Surgeons
College—Licensing Body
Saskatoon
Medical Care Insurance Commission
United Kingdom
Lord Taylor
Britain
Horace Hansen
Group Health Association of America
St. Paul, Minn
Woodrow Lloyd
New Democratic Party
Saskatchewan Association of Pathologists
Sion
Our Province
T. C. Douglas
Knox- Metropolitan United Church
Regina General Ministerial Association
Basil S. Prockter
E. L. Bishop
Knox Metropolitan
Henry Baker
Moose Jaw
J. H. Wilfong
U.K
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