New Crop Machine Will Boost Output
A hydro cooler designed to handle five tons of corn at a time and rapid packing is introduced south of Medicine Hat. The unit lowers vegetable temperatures to 35 F, runs on its own power, and costs about 7100 dollars excluding a transport trailer. It speeds cooling to about 20 minutes from field to crate and moves through the region as corn season advances.
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Medicine Hat
Manyberries
Clarksville
Arkansas
United States
Duncan Hargrave
Brooks
Hydro
Mr. Hargrave
Tornado roars through Whitla district farms in Alberta
A tornado ripped through southern Alberta Wednesday night damaging farm buildings and machinery in the Whitla district. Farmers report a funnel shaped mass from the southwest hitting about 6 p.m. with extensive destruction including a machine shed demolished and a garage lifted from its foundations. No serious injuries reported as the storm moved northeast toward Winnifred, about 30 miles west.
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Alberta
Whitla
Leonard Blanchard
Mr. Blanchard
Gus Wudrich
Blanchard
Wudrich
Ward Takes Stand in Defamation Trial Admission of Immorality
Dr Stephen Ward testified in his vice trial that he lived a Bohemian lifestyle and had affairs with many women while denying charges of procuring and profiting from prostitution. His attorney urged the jury to weigh a dual life against alleged prejudice in the case. Spectators hissed Christine Keeler as she left after further testimony.
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London
Stephen Ward
James Burge
Ward
Christine Keeler
Burge
Negotiators initialed a global nuclear test ban pact
The United States Britain and the Soviet Union initialled a three way treaty banning nuclear weapons tests in air space and underwater The agreement was signed by W Averell Harriman Lord Hailsham and Andrei Gromyko at Spiridonovka Palace The pact aims to halt tests and will be signed in Moscow next week by Dean Rusk and Lord Home
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Moscow
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
U.S
W. Averell Harriman
Lord Hailsham
Andrei Gromyko
Foreign Ministry
Spiridonovka Palace
Harriman
Gromyko
Elkwater Stampede Rescheduled With $500 in Prizes
The Elkwater Stampede, postponed July 1, will be held Saturday. Sponsored by the Elkwater Roping Club, more than $500 in prize money is offered across about nine events. Programs start at 1 30 p.m. Contestants must supply their own equipment. Tickets are 1.50 for adults and 50 cents for children. A dance will follow.
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Elkwater
Elkwater Roping Club
Canada to sharply expand wheat and flour aid shipments
Ottawa reports the government aims to raise Canadian wheat and flour aid to needy nations to 40 million dollars annually within a few years, from 4 million in 1962-63, while maintaining No. 1 wheat price at 1.50 per bushel and oats and barley supports. Opposition critics accuse Liberals of breaking campaign pledges on higher wheat payments and demand adherence to promises.
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Ottawa
Sharp
The
Commons
Canada
Lakehead
Canadian Wheat Board
Crown Marketing Agency
U S visas canceled for Keeler and Rice-Davies in Ward case
The United States canceled visas for Christine Keeler and Mari lyn Rice-Davies tied to London vice trial of Dr. Stephen Ward. Mrs John Diefenbaker escaped injury in a traffic crash that damaged a store window. A skindivers plan to salvage the Andrea Doria hull. Leopold Dion, 48, arraigned on four counts of capital murder for the sex slayings of four buoys.
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New York
United States
U.S
Christine Keeler
Marilyn Rice-Davies
Stephen Ward
London
Ottawa
John Diefenbaker
House of Commons
Miami
Fla
Quebec
Leopold Dion
Trade official plans Europe visit to expand Communist markets
Deputy trade minister James Roberts will tour Poland Czechoslovakia Yugoslavia and neutral Austria for two weeks aiming to widen export markets behind the Iron Curtain. The broader goal, echoed by Trade Minister Sharp, is to build stable markets in Communist nations for Canadian wheat and other products while addressing price and valuation issues raised by state trading authorities.
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Ottawa
Europe
Trade Department
James Roberts
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia
Austria
Commons
Sharp
Canada
Racial Truce Talks Stall as Charleston Debates Continue
In Charleston South Carolina negotiators for white merchants say talks with a Negro liaison group are suspended pending direct authority from Charleston leaders. About 160 Negroes marched downtown while 10 youths were convicted for disorderly conduct. Cambridge remains unsettled with National Guard units likely to stay through the weekend.
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Charleston
S.C
Cambridge
J. Palmer Gaillard
National Guard
Watering rules spark tension in Medicine Hat
City water restrictions spark headaches as residents ignore the voluntary 11 am to 2 pm lawn drying rule. Public Works Chair Cliff Adam says compliance is slipping, prompting plans to ask Council to formally adopt the 11 am shutoff for all Hatters.
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All 'Hatters
Public Works Committee
Cliff Adam
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Whilla
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Keeler
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Que’Appelle
Mr. Sharp
Colombo
Diefenbaker
H. A. Olson
Sc—Medicine Hat
T. C. Douglas
New Democratic Party
4Th St. S.E
Kiwanis Club of
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