Third Party Possibility Looms In U S
Washington report notes rumors of a third party if the Democratic convention endorses school integration. Sen Strom Thurmond says no move now but loyal to South Carolina Democrats if disputes arise. A manifesto from southern legislators vows lawful means to reverse 1954 school desegregation ruling.
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Dixie States
South Carolina
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Richard Russell
Dem. Ga
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Vortex of Hate Finger in the Dike
Major-General E L M Burns, a Canadian commander in Jerusalem, earns rare respect from both sides as he governs at the Israeli Jordan frontier. His fair counsel, firm decisions, and humor help bridge bitter divides at the conference table in a tense city.
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Ottawa
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Arabs Plan Coordinated Defences in Middle East
Cairo reports say Egypt Syria and Saudi Arabia agreed on a plan to coordinate policy military and economic actions to defend the Arab Nation against Zionist aggression and foreign domination. The communique also covered Baghdad Pact issues and possible shifts in Arab League unity.
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Death Toll Climbs in Bow Island Crash
The sixth victim died Sunday at Medicine Hat General Hospital nine days after a two car crash near Bow Island. Mrs. Julia Sunseth, 39, died at 8 20 P M from severe head injuries. The wreck killed Mrs. Sunseth's husband, her mother, two daughters, and another man. Surviving children include 17 year old Justine in hospital, Barry 4 and Leslie 2. Victims also include Roy S. Beattie Bow Island pioneer and driver, Mrs Justine Domso 60, Lloyd Lunseth 40, and Audrey Lunseth 10. Harlene Lunseth, 7, died in hospital six hours after the collision. Burial services were held for Beattie and Domso, and for the Lunseths. Coroner Dr. Skinner said the inquest date is not yet set.
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Leslie
Roy S. Beattie
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Justine Seth
Lloyd Lunseth
Audrey Lunseth
Harlene
Domso
Linseth
E. G. F. Skinner
Western Canada curling opens with Saskatchewan and Manitoba wins
Saskatchewan beat Alberta 14 to 9 and Manitoba defeated British Columbia 8 to 6 in the opening draw of the three day western Canada women's curling championship. Saskatchewan and Manitoba took the early lead for their provinces in the event.
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Manitoba
Western Canada
Alberta
British Columbia
Mild air sweeps from mountains into Alberta and Saskatchewan
Mild air from the mountains moved into western Alberta yesterday and reached Saskatchewan this morning. Brisk southwest winds and cloudy skies with light snowflakes in northern Alberta and Saskatchewan. A northwest shift brings cooler air to northern Saskatchewan and northeastern Alberta Tuesday, with temperatures 15 to 20 degrees. other regions stay near or above freezing.
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Saskatchewan
Earl of Bessborough Dies After Three Months Illness
Earl of Bessborough former governor general of Canada died at 75 after a three month illness. He served from 1931 to 1935 and will be memorialized at Stansted Park and services in Chichester and Westminster. He was praised for diligence though criticized for ceremonial rigidity and a Toronto incident.
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England
Earl of Bessborough
Canada
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Stansted Park
Chichester
West Sussex
Skier Killed In Out of Bounds Avalanche Near Jasper
Charles Dupre, 29, a Canada-based Swiss immigrant, was buried by an avalanche at Marmot Basin about 10 miles from Jasper. The out-of-bounds area was marked by the park warden. he was skiing with Olive Grobet who was 100 yards behind him.
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Charles Dupre
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Supreme Court bans delays on admitting Negro students
The U S Supreme Court votes unanimously that state universities may not delay admitting Black students while studying related problems. TCA reports 1955 operating revenues of 77 million with a 190 thousand dollar surplus. Parliament in London debates abolishing or suspending the death penalty.
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U.S. Supreme Court
TCA
$110,000 Bylaw Sanctioned for St Marys School Plan
St Louis School Board trustees approved a $110,000 bylaw to cover ratepayers share of a $350,000 brick and concrete St Marys School. The single storey building at the old Connaught golf club site will serve grades 1-12, replacing Marian School and St Theresa Academy, with 21 rooms plus gym and shops.
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Lethbridge
Taber
Mollet Granted Emergency Powers to Crush Algeria Rebellion
The National Assembly backed Prime Minister Guy Mollet with a decisive vote granting sweeping emergency powers to suppress the nationalist rebellion in Algeria, signaling enduring government control and expanded authority.
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Paris
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Guy Mollet
Algeria
Dulles visit stirs protests as Indonesian crowd greets secretary
In Jakarta State Secretary Dulles arrived amid noisy anti SEATO slogans from about a dozen youths and one girl. Most of Indonesia's 80 million appeared indifferent while he planned talks with President Soekarno and skip premier designate Alf Sastroamidjojo. Eleven youths and one girl were arrested during the demonstrations. Dulles then headed to Bangkok for the Southeast Asian tour after visiting Ceylon.
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U. S
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Copper Frenzy Grips Toronto Stock Exchange
Traders ignite frenzied rush to buy copper on the Toronto Stock Exchange. Ticker tape lagged as much as 45 minutes. The action marks the exchange’s most active session in 104 years with rumors of copper prices climbing to 48 cents per pound and gains up to 25 cents for related stocks.
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Toronto Stock Exchange
Civic authorities weigh new athletic park venture
Civic leaders plan a $1,000,000 enterprise at Medicine Hat with Northwest Nitro-Chemicals Ltd backing and potential subsidies. They consider subsidizing the director’s salary as part of the municipal effort after negotiations and holiday discussions with Mayor Ve. Alex Kaleta, Lake coach, linked as a possible figure in the project.
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Thomas L.brooksident
Northwest- Nitro-Chemcals Ltd
Endeavor
Long
Tance
Mediine
Alex Kaleta
Tiges
Hungary to Buy Canadian Wheat in Major Import
Canada will sell Hungary 5.5 million bushels of wheat after negotiations completed recently. Hungary becomes the fourth Communist country purchasing Canadian wheat in recent months, joining Russia Poland and Czechoslovakia in the pattern of trade deals.
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Canada
Hungary
Howe
Commons
Russia
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Smilestones: Propmter recalls elephant act with circus
A quoted reminiscence reveals a performer claiming years with a circus as the elephants' prompter. The line hints at a career spanning travel and stage craft within a historical show.
Strike Paralyzes Cyprus as Archbishop Is Exiled
A spontaneous general strike paralyzed business across Cyprus in protest of Britain's exile of Archbishop Makarios. Shops banks and schools closed nationwide while British troops dispersed demonstrators outside Phaneromeni church and near Metaxas square.
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