Vortex of Hate Series Explores Middle East Crisis
Canadian reporter Jack Stepler tours the Middle East in a ten part series on Arab Israeli tensions and Cyprus, interviewing officials and leaders to present a balanced view of war or peace prospects. The article notes Israel’s core role in the conflict and outlines the geopolitical stakes shaping Western world jitters.
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Jack Stepler
Middle East
E. L. M. Burns
United Nations Truce Supervision Organization
Sir. John Harding
Cyprus
Makarios
Enosis Movement
Nicosia
Cairo
Stepler
Israel
Lake Ontario
United Nations
Mediterranean
Wheat price vow sparks calls for loan guarantees
Mayor Weiner urged a 60 cent per bushel wheat guarantee with federal and provincial backing to reassure markets and cut storage costs. He argued the plan could save the Wheat Board money and reduce farm storage expenses, while facing criticism from eastern opponents.
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Weiner
Wheat Board
Cos Wheat Board
Bay Meat
Wou
F. G. J. Hahn
Social Credit
New Westminster
Medicine Hat
Veinetis
Harry Strom
Cypress
Bryce Stringam
Bow Valley Empress
Anders Anderson
FAA
Pipeline and river crossing project for nitrо chemicals plant
Work begins on a 1.5 million dollar pipeline linking the Etzikom gas field to the Northwest Nitro Chemicals plant near Medicine Hat. Dutton & Williams operate river draglines to lay a 700 foot river crossing pipe between the city power plant and a pumping station. Civic Supply South Alberta Pipelines plans 15 year gas delivery from Etzikom, starting at 1 billion cubic feet annually and rising to 3 billion. Construction to start soon with completion expected this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Saskatchewan River
Solines Ltd
Northwest Nitro-Chemicals Ltd
Natural
Chemical Fertilizer
Dutton & Williams
Calgary
City
Burnside Farm
Redcliff Hill
Civic Supply South Alberta Pipelines Ltd
Medicine Hat
Etzikom
Thomas L. Brook
New
British Dominion Oil Co. Ltd
Picetine
Abpeoniaale
South
Alberta
Pipelines Ltd
British Dominion
Midcon Oil and ‘Gas Ltd
Etzikom Gas
Brook
Couple and Infant Escape Inferno After House Fire
A couple and infant escaped a two storey frame dwelling fire this morning minutes before the roof collapsed. The baby was carried to safety in its sleeping carriage. The Schaeffer family, eight miles southwest of the city in Seven Persons, faced smoke and burns but survived. Red Cross aid arrived with clothing, blankets, groceries, and a bed for use in the chicken house where the family continues to shelter. There was little insurance on contents and none on the dwelling.
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E Barly
Schaeffer
Seven Persons
Medicine Hat
Canadian Red Cross Society
Rcmp G
Fire Department
Iraq Joins Arab Front to Counter Israel Amid Talks
Iraqi officials propose a high-level Arab conference with Syria Egypt Saudi Arabia to coordinate inter Arab military measures against Israel. The plan aims to extend immediate aid to states exposed to aggression and forms part of a broader Cairo discussions among Egypt Syria and Saudi leaders.
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Jerusalem
Iraq
Israel
Middle East
Gaza Strip
London
Parachi
Pakistan
SEATO
United Nations
New York
Holy Land
Syria
Egypt
Lebanon
Jordan
Cairo
Saudi’ Arabia
Gamal
Ibdel Nasser
Saud
Shukri al Kuwaily
Damascus
Faisal
Hussein
John’ Glubb
Czechs agree to buy middle grade Canadian wheat
Ottawa reports Czechoslovakia signs an agreement to purchase 3.7 to 11.84 million bushels of middle-grade Canadian wheat over the coming year valued at 5 to 17 million dollars. The deal follows talks with a Czech trade mission and Canadian federal trade officials.
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Ottawa
Czechoslovakia
Drahoslavy Gerych
Montreal
Canada
Weather warnings drift snow across Western Saskatchewan and NE Alberta
Western Saskatchewan and northeastern Alberta face strong winds and drifting snow with milder temperatures easing into Thursday in Saskatchewan and southern Alberta. Weather agencies issue warnings for travel disruption as the cold front moves eastward.
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Edmonton
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Two Die, Survivors Improve After Bow Island Crash
A two car collision near Bow Island Friday night claimed five lives including Mrs. Justine Domso and Roy S. Beattie. Survivor Julia Lunseth and her 17 year old daughter Justine Lunseth showed improvement at the hospital. Beattie, a prominent Bow Island resident, died at the scene. Domso was his mother in law. Services were held at Bow Island Community Hall and St Patrick's Church.
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Julia Lunseth
Justine Lunseth
No. 3
Bow Island
Roy S. Beattie
Buchanan
Tabor
Hillside Cemetery
Beattie
Lilah
Kathleen Buzinski
Ralston
Laura Smith
Wadena
Sask
Justine Domso
Lunseth
St. Patrick’s Church
Hillside
T. P. Kiely
Bow
Island
Domso
John
Alberta Legislature to adjourn for Ottawa health conference
The Alberta Legislature will adjourn tonight until Monday so Premier Manning and Provincial Secretary Hinman can attend a Dominion conference in Ottawa on national health insurance. Almost 17 000 workers will participate in Canada's first five year census starting June 1. President Eisenhower said he would resign if his health limited his ability to serve. An anxious watch remained on the rain swollen Humber river after past flood deaths.
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Alberta
Manning
Hinman
Ottawa
Canada
Houseclean Bama Says Student Faces Civil Rights Clash
A 20 year old University of Alabama sophomore prompted calls for removal over pro segregation views. Leonard Wil ny of Selma and Citizens Councils leaders urged trustees to act, accusing the university of failing for courage in facing integration pressure and mob action. Senator Jim Johnson spoke to rally supporters before Wil ny.
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Birmingham
Ala
University of Arab Scaled
Leonard Wilny
Selma
Citizens' Council
Wilson
Association” of Citizens’. Councils
Alabama
Mobi
Autherine Lucy
Water cliff hill to the supply range
Inbreaks on water supply and cooling systems tied to chemical fertilizer issues prompt scrutiny. Officials assess the water cliff hill project amid concerns over the ing and cooling processes affecting the fertilizer supply chain.
Mechanic Probes Troubled Car In Repair Shop
A motorist asks a mechanic to diagnose a stubborn issue as the car sits in the shop. The exchange hints at a long repair process and potential parts concerns.
St Laurent weighs embargo on Egypt plane shipments
Prime Minister St Laurent announced in Commons Canada is considering an embargo on shipping 12 planes to Egypt amid Middle East tensions. Egypt has bought 15 Harvard training planes, three shipped, nine more awaiting customs clearance at Halifax. Government aims to avoid increasing Middle East unease and will announce decision in the House.
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Ottawa
St. Laurent
Commons
Egypt
Middle East
Harvard
Canada
Halifax
Customs Department
Eglinton
Mr. St. Laurent
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