Eden Says Britain Rescued Greece From Communism
Prime Minister Anthony Eden told the House of Commons that Britain and Churchill’s wartime government saved Greece from falling to the Iron Curtain. He disputed Constantine Karamanlis's claim of American rescue and stressed Cyprus’ strategic role for Britain and the Atlantic pact, oil interests, and Middle East peace.
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London
Reuters
Anthony Eden
Britain
United States
Greece
House of Commons
Cyprus
Constantine Karamanlis
Winston Churchill
Eden
France
Israel
Middle East
Den
Archiweltop Makarios
Union With Greece
Vortex of Hate Bid for Power
Cairo reports Egypt uses intrigue to push Britain from the Arab world and seeks dominance over the region to pressure Israel. The piece notes arms deals with Czechoslovakia and the Glubb Pasha ouster in Jordan as pivotal moves, with Syria and Iraq as key partners and rivals in a broader balance of power.
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Jack Stepler
News
London
Cairo
Egypt
Middle East
Israel
Czechoslovakia
Glubb Pasha
Sir John Glubb
Jordan
Arab Legion
Britain
Col
Nasser
Selwyn Lloyd
Lloyd
Saudi Arabia
Syria
Iraq
Baghdad
Gaza Strip
Saskatchewan plans $12 million gas storage and supply scheme
REGINA Saskatchewan Power Corporation outlined a $12 million plan to store and distribute gas to Moose Jaw Swift Current and Regina. The project uses storage in the Success Gas field to hold summer supply and cut annual rates by about $750 000, with options involving Hatton Many Islands or Trans-Canada gas. If approved the plan includes a $6 million link to Moose Jaw and Swift Current and a potential 28.5 cent price per thousand cubic feet versus 20.5 cents with full storage.
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Regina
Saskatchewan Power Corporation
James Darling
Moose Jaw
Swift Current
SPC
Alberta
Battlefords
Humboldt
Trans-Canada
Darling
CCF
Success
Saskatchewan
Hatton-Many Islands
Canada
Sind
Mayor Seeks Intercity Debate Over Bet With Mr Kitson
The mayors of Medicine Hat and Lethbridge debate a $10 wager tied to net capital debt figures. Mayor Weiner proposes tabling the matter for Mayor Cook of Taber to settle, as Kitson argues Medicine Hat’s debenture debt is higher.
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Bob
Kitson
Lethbridge
Harry Weiner
Mayr
Taber
Medicine Hat
Cook
Quacks Are for the Ducks Warns Alberta Cancer Chief
Talbot of the Canadian Cancer Society Alberta division spoke at a Medicine Hat luncheon about quacks targeting the hopeless and uninformed. He listed six tells of quack treatments and urged reliance on science and family doctors as science advances.
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Alberta
Canadian Cancer Society
R. N. Talbot
Cal
Medicine Hat
Council of the
CCS
Talbot
Lloyd Completes Israeli Survey Ends Middle East Trip
British Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd concluded a 22 hour stop in Jerusalem on a Middle East tour. He met with Prime Minister David Ben Gurion and Foreign Minister Moshe Sharett and saw UN truce supervisor Maj. Gen. E L M Burns. A Jordanian sniper wounded an Israeli poser in Bartaa sector.
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Jerusalem
Reuters
Selwyn Lloyd
Britain
Israel
Tripoli
Libya
Middle East
David Ben- Gurion
Moshe Sharett
E. L. M. Burns
Canada
United Nations
Palestine
Jordan
Bartaa
Guerrilla Warfare in Algeria Claims Dozens of Lives
Reuters reports heavy toll in Algeria with at least 50 rebels and 24 French soldiers killed over 48 hours. Ambushes on a mountain road east of Algiers left four rebels dead and three French soldiers wounded after other clashes near Brouhamama and Foun-Toub. Further fighting produced 13 French fatalities, 20 more rebels killed, 30 captured, and discovery of 18 dead rebels in Bougie area.
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Algiers
Reuters
Algeria
Brouhamama
Foun-Toub
Foun
Kefauver Wins New Hampshire Primary Victory Stuns Nixon
Senator Estes Kefauver se cured a clear Democratic victory in New Hampshire earning all 12 delegates and 8 convention votes while Adlai Stevenson lagged in the background. Vice-President Richard Nixon surprise write-in drew 18 367 votes from 260 of 297 precincts in the vice presidential preference poll. Eisenhower also carried the state with 46 467 votes in the presidential preference section.
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Belman Morin
Manchester
N.H
Estes Kefauver
New Hampshire
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Kefanger
Tennessee
Adlai E. Stevenson
Kefauver
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Alberta approves $2 million loan for Medicine Hat hospital
The Alberta cabinet approved an order-in-council authorizing a $2,000,000 capital expenditures loan to Medicine Hat for the construction of a 200 bed general hospital. The funding aims to support building a full service health facility in Medicine Hat.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Medicine Hat
Above Normal Spring Flooding Seen for Prairies
Regina CP report by PFRA hydrology director W. M. Berry predicts above average spring floods across most prairie regions except southern Alberta. Flood peaks possible in Sas katchewan river basins if mountain snow melts with heavy rain. Mountain runoff forecasts due early April. eastern Saskatchewan could see conditions similar to 1955.
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Regina
Prairies
Alberta
PFRA
W. M. Berry
Canadian Water Resources Branch
Calgary
Saskatchewan
Upper
Qu'Appelle
Lower
Qui Appelle
Berry
Cypress Weap
Cypress Hills
Teen Puzzlers Solve Salt Mines Challenge Reminder
A community notice invites teen puzzlers to visit the public library for reference help with a safety crossword from last Saturday's NEWS. It mentions five letter word for a Jewish high priest and a genus of grasses, with a 5 p.m. Friday entry deadline.
Alberta livestock in peril from long cold winter, officials warn
Alberta agriculture officials warn that an extended harsh winter and heavy snowfall threaten herd health with many thin cattle. They report heavy livestock deaths in the south, especially around Hilda Schuler, and note feed shortages and high hay costs fuel the risk. Officials urge vigilance as blizzards could wipe out more cattle, referencing losses in 1951.
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Alberta Agriculture Department
Jack Anderson
Hilda-Schuler
Mr. Anderson
Weiner
Tilley
Anderson
Fears for Family After Missing Man Clement Trombley Found
Mrs. Trombley reported her husband Clement Elmer Trombley missing Monday. RCMP located him near Bowell beside his maroon 1948 Dodge with a flat tire as he headed toward Calgary. He returned home after authorities were notified, with no explanation given for his disappearance. The Trombley family includes two sons, Thomas and Harley.
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Clement Elmer Trombley
RCMP
Calgary
Mary
Packar
Trombley
Fern
Eaton
Clement
Hitt
Packard
Safeway
Trombleys
Thomas
Harley
Texan Buys Cadillac After Lunch Joke
Two Texas oilmen visit a Cadillac showroom. One pays ten thousand dollars for a deluxe model with a roll of thousand-dollar notes. The second man stops him, noting he must cover the cost of their lunch before the purchase.
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Texas
Mild weather across regions with a few snow flurries
EDMONTON CP reports milder conditions for all regions tomorrow. A few snow flurries are expected from Pacific clouds. Lows tonight reach Edmonton 20 Calgary 15 Lethbridge 25 Medicine Hat 15 Moose Jaw 12.
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Edmonton
Calgary
Lethbridge
Medicine Hat
Moose Jaw
See Scientists See See-SCIENTISTS Ex A See-SCIENTISTS
Radiation cards may tally a person s exposure from A bombs tests fallout medical uses and accidents. Scientists debate cumulative hazards in a peaceful atomic age focusing on genetics hereditary defects and how much radiation causes widespread genetic problems.
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United States
Pacific
Francis E. Carey
Washington
Ander
Lewis L. Strauss
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Congress
Commission
Red Cross seeks old building materials for burned-out family
The Red Cross disaster committee in Medicine Hat asks for usable lumber and supplies from old buildings to help Erhardt Schneider rebuild after a fire that destroyed his chicken farm home. Donated items include furniture, kitchenware, and textiles. contact the Red Cross House or J. E. Newton for deliveries.
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Red Cross
Medicine Hat
J. E. Newton
The
Erhardt Schneider
Schneider
Fred Kappel
Newton
Schneiders
Winnipeg
Ss. Solley
Red Cross House
Newton At
Antelope Herd Slaughter on Oregon Highway Sets Record
A car crashed into a pronghorn herd on Highway 20 near Bend Oregon, killing 18 animals and injuring the rest. The driver M W Wauge a Bend salesman escaped harm as the vehicle suffered heavy damage after tipping sidewise and striking the herd. Police dispatched uninjured animals, while the pronghorns are described as swift fawn-colored animals with a back stripe.
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Bend, Ore
Highway 20
Oregon
M. W. Wauge
Bend
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