Riot in Algiers Leaves Deaths and Destruction
French rioters clash with Algerians in Algiers causing confirmed fatalities and widespread damage. A communique cites five Algerians and a European woman killed with eight Europeans wounded, while private sources report higher Algerian casualties. Police and paratroops restore order after hours of violence, with Bab-el-Oued streets battered and hundreds of shops wrecked.
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Weather report for Edmonton area with scattered showers
Pacific disturbance crosses district bringing cloudiness and local showers. Peace River region reports up to half an inch of rain while other areas see lighter amounts. Temperatures favor 65 to 70 degrees tomorrow with another Pacific system expected.
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Illustrious Intestine gag stirs public reaction in press
Reuters reports British papers mock Eisenhower’s stomach episode with pies and cartoons. The Daily Sketch offers a blueberry pie recipe while The Daily Mail features a reader letter asking if Mrs. Eisenhower is poisoning the president. Washington doctors say no specific food was singled out, citing richer fare and larger portions. Le Monde in Paris notes the incident shows ties between health and world fate.
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St Laurent hints at possible handover to Diefenbaker
Prime Minister St Laurent, arriving in Ottawa, hints a transfer of power to Conservative leader John Diefenbaker may come. He deflects questions on civil service raises and a fall election, saying details will be announced when ready and that Friday’s cabinet meeting will proceed. He confirms a Friday meeting with Diefenbaker but refrains from confirming future timing.
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Palace Releases Royal Visit Data
The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh will tour Canada and the United States in October visiting Ottawa Jamestown Washington and New York for five or six days before returning to Canada. The visits follow invitations from the Canadian government and the U.S. president and mark her first North American tour since 1952.
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Jimmy Dorsey Dies of Cancer at 53 in New York
Bandleader Jimmy Dorsey, 53, died of cancer in New York. Brother of Tommy Dorsey, he rose from Pennsylvania coal regions to lead one of America's famed bands. The brothers once split, buried the hatchet in 1943, and formed a duo again in 1953 before Tommy died in 1956.
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Nielsen Leads Liberal Challenger In Yukon Race
In Yukon riding results show Progressive Conservative Erik Nielsen leading Liberal incumbent J. Aubrey Simmons with 20 of 35 polls reporting a 244 vote margin. Earlier, a 39 vote lead had been reported after 14 polls. In Whitehorse a RCMP constable burned by a gas refrigerator explosion remains hospitalized.
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Chicago tops New York in National League game
In a National League matchup Chicago defeated New York 102 000 000 to 44? The box score lists Rush Lown and Neeman Barclay Worthington with Katt and W Worthington Lown as the winning pitcher. Mays credited with a home run for New York.
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Vacancies in Senate Become Focal Point After Election
Ottawa reports that a Diefenbaker government would likely fill the 16 current Senate vacancies and push for reforms from a loyal Conservative bloc. Possible outcomes include naming a new Senate speaker and considering George Drew for top posts as the party reassesses leadership and Canada’s upper house.
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Western Big Three urge Russia to help settle Arab-Israeli dispute
London AP reports the United States Britain and France rejected a Soviet four power hands off plan but urged Moscow to back peace efforts in the Middle East. Washington stressed opposition to force and UN principles while Paris rebutted Soviet claims of French military backing in Cyprus and aid promises in case of new Israeli intervention against Egypt.
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Monster Missile Test Underway At Cape Canaveral
Witnesses reported a cigar shaped rocket streaking two miles upward before exploding near Cape Canaveral. Officials avoided naming the craft while implying it resembled the Atlas, brought from San Diego for testing. Gene Plowden, AP, observed from the crowd.
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Mayflower II Reaches U S Harbor After Long Voyage
The Mayflower II, replica of the Pilgrim ship, entered Provincetown harbor under tow after a 53 day voyage from Plymouth England. Skipper Alan Villiers steered the craft thousands of miles via trade winds, with spectators watching as the ship halted by the Yankton to await customs and health checks before Plymouth return plans.
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U K Endorses Inspection Plan For Open Skies Proposal
Britain gave conditional approval to opening Europe to aerial inspection as part of a first stage disarmament deal between Russia and the West. A Foreign Office spokesman said consent from continental powers is required before such a scheme proceeds, in response to Dulles remarks. The US favors starting open skies near the Arctic, involving the United States Russia Canada and Denmark as Greenland control.
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Travel Allowance for Britishers Seen As Psychological Victory
British Chancellor Peter Thorneycroft permits a 100 pound travel allowance for Britons visiting North America. The measure is hailed as a moral victory in Britain's economic battle, easing the prior 10 year exclusion from the United States and Canada. Tours pricing shows limited funds cover transport and lodging, with meals and extras still costly.
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Special Supplement Highlights Local Economy Through Daily Ads
The special advertising supplement showcases ongoing economies achieved by buying and selling through the newspaper pages today and every day, reminding readers of the value of this marketplace.
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