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18 Jun 1957
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Medicine Hat News in Medicine Hat, Alberta
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 18, 1957
Page
1
Fourth St Trees Will Remain In Medicine Hat
Citizens and church members defend a row of shade trees on Fourth Street as city council debates traffic safety and roadway widening. Alderman Ed Heckbert opposes removal, urging a policy directive while noting some trees may eventually go if needed for the public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth St
Fifth and
Fourth Avenues
Public
Fifth Avenue Church
Medicine Hat
Ald
Ed Heckbert
Public Works Committee
Council
Heckbert
West Germany open to easing China trade embargo
Bonn signals willingness to follow Britain's lead and seeks a multilateral deal on China embargo. A foreign ministry spokesman says Berlin will not act alone and aims for an agreement via Chincom. Paris sources say France plans similar easing before week’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonn
Reuters
West Germany
Britain
China
Foreign Ministry
Paris
France
Diefenbaker Changes Hats Amid Campaign Stop
John Diefenbaker began the day in a battered grey fedora worn through 20,000 miles of campaigning. A reporter asked whether it was dignified enough to meet Governor-General Massey, and later he appeared in a sedate black homburg signaling a calmer image.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
John Diefenbaker
Massey
Diefenbaker
Homburg
Weather outlook for Alberta and Saskatchewan today
A minor weather system moving eastward across the prairies brings cloudy skies and scattered showers or thundershowers to Alberta and western Saskatchewan. Wednesday is expected to be mostly sunny with a few lingering showers. Highs near 79 yesterday, noon temperature around 76, wind from the west-southwest at 12 mph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Prairies
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Diefenbaker to Form Canadian Government as PM
Progressive Conservative leader John Diefenbaker said he will take over as Canada's prime minister Friday after accepting Governor General Massey’s invitation to form a government. St Laurent's Liberal cabinet stays as caretaker until the new cabinet is sworn in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massey
St. Laurent
Liberal
Diefenbaker
Commonwealth Prime Ministers
London
Elizabeth
Canada
George VI
Jules Leger
R. B. Bryce
Harold Morrison
Ottawa
John Diefenbaker
St.Laurent
Government House
Sussex Street
Homburg
Mao Tsé-tung Speech on Contradictions Within Communism
London AP reports Mao Tse-tung acknowledged contradictions exist in a Communist society and warned against naive beliefs. Peiping Radio aired his February 27 speech, noting conflicts with Soviet leaders, especially Khrushchev, and distinguishing two types of contradictions: within the people and between the working class and the national bourgeoisie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
China
Mao Tse-tung
Peiping Radio
Mao
Nikita
Khrushchev
Red China
Supreme State Conference
Peiping
Heat Wave Hits Ontario and Quebec Across Regions
Weather forecast eases Ontario and Quebec hot spell with relief likely by late Wednesday as cooler air moves in after thunderstorms. Temperatures reach 95 in Windsor and 90 in Toronto and Hamilton, 85 in Montreal, while Atlantic regions report frost and cooler nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Ontario
Quebec
Windsor
Hamilton
Montreal
British Columbia
Prairies
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Nova Scotia
Copper Lake
Halifax
Fredericton
Sydney
Polish Defence Ministry Urges Broad Offensive Over Army Anti Soviet Sentiment
Warsaw defence ministry urges political offensive to stamp out widespread anti Communist and anti Soviet feeling in the Polish army. Vice Defence Minister Zycki calls for action as concern grows over army morale and alignment with the Soviet Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Maries
Defence Ministry
Zycki
Poland
Zarzycki
Dawsis
Plebiscite Planned On Fluoridation
A city council approved a recommendation to hold a fall plebiscite on fluoridation in October alongside civic elections. Dr. J L Wyatt led a group advocating fluoridation and offered cost and efficacy data from other cities, citing a 63 percent drop in decay in Kingston and low per capita cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dental Society
Council
J. L. Wyatt
Wyatt
F. W. Gershaw
D. N. MacCharles
Harry Brooks
Murray Cowan
J. M. Brown
Gordon Buchanan
Bert Maltin
A. W. Soklofske
Pauline Haven
Fred McGuinness
Bow Island
Orion
Manyberries
Conquerville
Medicine Hat
Brantford
Kingston
Stratford
Ald
Lloyd Craig
Ed. McCombs
St Laurent resigns as Liberal government interim
Prime Minister St Laurent announces resignation of the Liberal administration after the Progressive Conservative party leads in elected members. He says he will cooperate with any PC government to ensure the Queen's government continues without interruption and that Liberal MPs will not obstruct passage of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
St. Laurent
Progressive
Conservative
Progressive Conservative
Diefenbaker
Smilestones Polite Exchange Over Money Offer
In a fragment from a school scene, Tommy recalls being courteous when offered money, replying with a polite refusal. The dialogue hints at a notable generosity or bribe moment within the setting. The line captures a social contrast between politeness and temptation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sl School
Tommy
Three Men Rescued From Niagara Peril
NIAGARA FALLS NY AP Three men were rescued after two harrowing hours in the Niagara River a mile above the cataract. Dennis Miller 36 and Thomas Sterling 50 of Niagara Falls were in a motorboat whose engine failed Miller fell overboard swam to a rock 150 yards offshore Robert Bryan of the city heard his cries and aided him A private motorboat and a two place helicopter from the air base assisted Miller and Bryan Miller was treated for exposure and not seriously hurt Sterling was unhurt
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falls
N.Y
Niagara River
Dennis Miller
Thomas Sterling
Niagara
Falls
Miller
Robert Bryan
Bryan
Sterling
Air Force Base
Rock
Power Generating Plan Endorsed by Council
Medicine Hat civic leaders endorsed in principle a plan to avert power shortages at the municipal plant. The proposal includes a possible 50 50 deal with Calgary Power Ltd for a gas turbine and options to buy from Calgary Power or install 10 or 20 megawatt units. The Brown Boveri 10 MW unit would cost about 600000 to buy and 1200000 installed. The 20 MW unit would cost about 1200000 to buy and 2000000 installed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine .Hat
Civic Governors
Calgary Power Ltd
Calgary Power
Boveri
Duke of Edinburgh Rehearses for BBC Geophysical Year Program
Prince Philip prepares at Lime Grove for The Restless Sphere, a BBC special marking the International Geophysical Year. The 90 minute program, narrated by the Duke, covers 12 countries with live Eurovision transmissions and telerecordings for foreign networks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Edinburgh
London
Britain
Lime Grove
BBC
Prince Philip
David Brunt
The
Royal Society
British Commonwealth
International Geophysical Year
Moscow
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
United Church laymen hold three day Alberta conference
Church laymen from Southern Alberta gather at Turtle Mountain playgrounds Frank to open the three day second annual laymen conference of the United Church of Canada. Rev JC Gardiner of Wesley United Edmonton is guest speaker. Saskatchewan unveils time payment dental plan with three percent maximum carrying charges. James Farquharson named chairman of the Saskatchewan Marketing Board succeeding Gordon Loveridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina
Saskatchewan Dental Services
Saskatchewan Dental Association
Canada
United States
James Farquharson
Saskatchewan
Zealandia
Saskatchewan Marketing Board
Gordon Loveridge
Political Fortunes Change as Mayor Quotes Conservative Government
During a city council discussion on a proposed power plant addition, Aldermen argued about future city and district power needs. Mayor Harry Weiner urged focus on the present, noting a Conservative government in power and the uncertainty of future events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Weiner
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