US urges all nations to share nuclear data with UN
SAN FRANCISCO AP The United States calls for all countries to provide the United Nations with information on nuclear tests to show they do not threaten human health when safeguarded. Lodge says data should be collated by the UN to reassure humanity, curb fear, and guide radiation policy.
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San Francisco
United States
United Nations
Soviet Union
Britain
Moscow
U.S
Pacific
Nevada
Lodge
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Geneva
Pacific Ocean
Marshall Islands
India
Nehru
Prairie provinces warm spell continues into Thursday
The warming trend extends across the Prairie provinces with clear skies today and Thursday. Temperatures will sit in the 80s and 85 degrees, and every forecast points to several more days of similar weather ahead.
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Edmonton
Prairie Provinces
New Oil and Gas Finds in Southern Alberta Look Good
Oil shows in Manyberries give 336 barrels a day with 37.7 gravity crude tested. Anglo-Canadian drills near Bassano report an indicated crude discovery and plan offsets. Bow Island sands near Eyremore reveal gas flows up to 2.5 million cubic feet and the well to be deepened into the Madison formation.
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Alberta
Manyberries
Bassano
Medicine Hat
Canadian Export Gas Ltd
Calgary
Wildcat
Crown
Anglo-Canadian Oil Company Limited
Anglo-Canadian
Bow Island
Anglo Et al Eyremore
Bagsano
Madison
Geisha Girls Hoax Exposed as Canadian Teens
Three girls billed as Geisha entertainers in Victoria turned out to be Canadian born teens Akemi 19 Sadzyo 16 and Chiyoko 15 from Steveston B C. They performed one show before revealing they had never been to Japan and were unaware of the Geisha billing. The venture was run by Anglo Japanese Productions Ltd and Dr Fraser expressed regret over the mislabeling.
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Vancouver
Steveston
B.C
Fraser River
Akemi
Sadzyo
Chiyoko
Victoria
Japan
Kyoto
Canada
University of British Columbia
Anglo - Japanese Productions Ltd
D. W. C. Fraser
Fraser
Dr. Fraser
Advance polls open in Medicine Hat for provincial vote
Advance polls are held in Medicine Hat's city hall council chambers for workers or travelers out of the riding on June 29. The 2 to 5 afternoon and 7 to 10 evening hours run for three days with Bert Parkes as deputy returning officer. Voters obtain a certificate from R. QC Cyril D Grover at the Co op Building, open until 10 each night.
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Medicine Hat
City Hall
Bert Parkes
R. QC
Cyril D
Rocky) Grover
Co-op
Elopes with His School Teacher
Chesterfield England 17 year old Norman Bircumshaw ran away with Celia Timmins 23 a physical training instructor and a school teacher. They left letters saying they were heading for Scotland to marry. Scotland permits marriage after 21 days over the border without parental consent.
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Chesterfield
England
Norman Bircumshaw
Celia Timmins
Scotland
Actress Marie McDonald remarries shoe magnate Harry Karl
Marie McDonald and Harry Karl wed in Yuma Arizona a week ago according to her mother Mrs Marie Tuboni. McDonald had filed for divorce from Karl in Las Vegas last November citing mental cruelty.
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Hollywood
Marie
Quscioseu Luesaay
WSS McDonald
Harry Karl
Yuma
Ariz
Tuboni
Miss McDonald
Karl
Las Vegas
Paris
Harry
Claperton dies in Calgary at 41 former Canadian badminton champion
Medicine Hat born Dave Claperton, once Canadian men's doubles badminton titleholder, died in Calgary General Hospital at age 41. Molotov calls for end to cold war, Sabin urges suspending US polio inoculations and halting Salk vaccine while safer form is developed. Vita Manitoba seeks Ottawa disaster aid. RCMP probe human skeleton found during hospital wing work in Portage la Prairie.
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Medicine Hat
Dave Clapperton
Calgary General Hospital
RCMP
Portage la Prairie
Calgary Stampede Queen crowned at 17
Mary-Ellen Jones, a 17-year-old Ponoka girl, won Calgary's Stampede Queen title with an eight-foot starting gate throne and a white Stetson as scepter. Joan Johnston and Elaine Kent, both of Calgary, finished second and third as princesses. The queen was sponsored by Alberta's Junior Farmer's Union.
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Calgary
Corral
Mary-Ellen Jones
Stampede
Associated
Canadian Travellers
Joan Johnston
Elaine Kent
Junior Farmer’s Union of Alberta
Prisoners Freed In Argentina After Peron Revolt
Buenos Aires reports political prisoners jailed during last week's revolt against President Juan Peron are being released. The rebels mostly navy fliers and marine corps personnel will be tried by the supreme council of the armed forces. Police in Rosario say 21 Communists were arrested for distributing subversive leaflets.
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Buenos Aires
Juan Peron
Crisologo Larralde
Radical Party
Navy
Marine Corps
Supreme Council of the Armed Forces
Rosario
Santa Fe
Baranamaranthi
Smooth Bandit Robs Calgary Bank of Commerce
Calgary police widened road blocks and searched downtown as they hunt a young bandit who robbed a Calgary Bank of Commerce branch of 2000 dollars yesterday. The teller Mary Hull, 21, reported the hold up at 2:50 p.m. handing the robber a note and receiving mixed denominations, with the suspect driving away in a late model.
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Calgary
Bank of Commerce
Mary Hull
Miss Hull
Detroit and Boston struggle in tight baseball clash
Detroit robs Boston 7 runs to 12 with Boone Kaline and Zauchin among the scorers. Lary fanned, Brewer earned the win, and White closed out the game. In another National League tilt, Brooklyn beat Chicago 7 to 2 as Hughes notched the win over Jeffcoat with Walker delivering a homer.
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Detroit
Boston
Lary
Foytack
Aber
Zaverink
Birrer
Wilson
Brewer
Kiely
White
L-Lary
Boone
Kaline
Zauchin
Piersall
Kansas City
New York
Brooklyn
Chicago
Meyer
Hughes
Roebuck
Walker
Rush
Jeffcoat
McCullough
Chiti
Tap Dancing Maggie Muir Leads Jubilee Show in Pioneers Night
Scottish-born Maggie Muir will star in the Jubilee program with a 64 year old tap dance and a group of eight square dancers ages 64 to 88 averaging 85 as part of a celebration honoring about 630 pioneers. A downtown parade will honor the oldtimers earlier in the day.
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Maggie Muir
South Alberta
Beer and Wine Sale Considered for Commons Restaurant
Ottawa reports discussion in Parliament on reopening beer and wine service for members and senators at meals. Speaker Rene Beaudoin says party caucus consensus needed. refusals exist from Rev. Ernest Hansell and A. M. Stuart citing concerns about public example and family visitors.
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Ottawa
House of Commons
Rene Beaudoin
Beaudoin
Ernest Hansell
Social Credit
Macleod
A. M. Stuart
Charlotte
Peas With Honey Prompt Sparks Kitchen Banter
A light exchange centers on serving peas with honey. A waiter offers the unusual pairing, while a diner quips that the sweet glaze prevents the peas from rolling off the knife, highlighting a humorous dining moment.
Thursday Schedule Departmental Exams At Local High
Departmental examinations continue at the high school with exams for Grade 9 and Grade 12 students. On Thursday June 23 Grade 9 literature from 9 to 10 36 a m general test from 2 to 2 30 reading test 2 45 to 3 45 and Grade 12 social studies at 12 a m.
Johnson to lead Canadian delegation in Indochina truce effort
Ottawa reports David Johnson will become chief Canadian commissioner on the International Truce Supervisory Commission for Viet Nam, succeeding Brig. Sherwood Lett. Dr. R. A. MacKay to replace him at the UN on Aug. 1, while crop loss payments total 9,559,000 dollars to Saskatchewan farmers under the Prairie Farm Assistance Act. Divorces debate resurfaces as CCF opposes a Montreal man's bid to dissolve a 24 year marriage.
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David Johnson
Canada
United Nations
Indochina
Brig
Sherwood Lett
International Truce Supervisory Commission
Viet Nam
Johnson
R. A. MacKay
Saskatchewan
Gardiner
House
CCF
Montreal
Erhart Regier
Ccf-Comox Alberni
Joseph Delphis
Guillaume Delorme
Queen Elizabeth Reunites With Duke After Weathered Helicopter Dash
In Glasgow the Queen greets the Duke of Edinburgh who, delayed by bad weather on a flight from Edinburgh, arrives to smiles and light quips. He apologizes for the detour as the couple tour a Glasgow carpet factory amid cheers from workers.
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Glasgow
Elizabeth
Duke of Edinburgh
Edinburgh
Livestock Production Attracting Young People In Canada
Ontario farm economics director Patterson tells the Agricultural Institute of Canada convention that farmers must cut costs or secure higher price supports as the farmer share of the consumer dollar falls. Edmonton's Marler and Alberta researchers discuss farm decline and new livestock methods including heat lamps and Lacombe bacon hog breed.
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Edmonton (Cp
H. L. Patterson
Toronto
Ontario
Patterson
Agriculural Institute of Canada
Roy Marler
Edmonton
Alberta Federation of Agriculture
H. G. Hargrave
Medicine Hat
Marler
Canada
Alberta
Hargrave
Lethbridge
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Russia
V. M. Molotov
Albert B. Sabin
Vita
Man
National Disaster Committee
Western Briefs
Fort Frances
Douglas Young
CNR
D. H. Mackay
Palermo
Government House
Lucero
War Ministry
Peron
Argentina
Our Friends of
Montevideo
Ageri
James North
Jop
Keith Baylis
Kenneth Jones
Jones
Ottawa Reports
Uddingston
Harry Hargrave
Stothart
Lacombe
Chester
City of
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