PPAB to rule on Seventh Street rezoning appeal
The Provincial Planning Advisory Board heard appeals over rezoning the 0 100 block on the south side of Seventh Street SE from residential to commercial. Jurisdiction questions arose over McMillan and interim development bylaw 2053, with written submissions due by May 20.
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Seventh St. SE
Provincial Planning Advisory Board
First Ave
Division Ave. SE
Council
PPAB
H. R. A. McMillan
Fred Sept
Seventh St
McMillan
James Kidd
City of
Medicine Hat
Kidd
Sept
Niblock
Division Ave
Hill District
Holloway
Medhurst
Aberdeen St
Jeff Holland
Medicine Hat District Planning
Jurisdiction dispute delays McMillan Sept appeal
Planning board chairman says insufficient thought given to jurisdiction in Seventh and Division Ave dispute. Sept and supporters argue commercializing Seventh St SW. council warns against patchwork development. In Ankara, 4000 students heckle Premier Menderes, who asks for resignations amid martial law tensions.
Purity Dairy Charged With Flouting Board Rules
Purity Dairy of Lethbridge was charged with deliberate flouting of Board of Utility Commissioners regulations as a two day milk hearing concluded. Union Milk Company argued Purity sold milk in Calgary before licensing steps, questioned the board health approval claim, and claimed admission of flouting. Purity's counsel defended aims for fair producer returns and a free provincial market despite costs cited from a 1955 board order.
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Calgary
Lethbridge
Board of Utility Commissioners
Hugh John MacDonald
Union Milk Company of
Purity
Calgary Board of Health
MacDonald
Alan Cullen
Germany Accepts Refugee Minister Resignation
Bonn Reuters report says West German President Heinrich Luebke accepted the resignation of Refugees Minister Theodor Oberlaender. The 55 year old minister, facing criticism over a Nazi past, offered his resignation to Chancellor Konrad Adenauer on Tuesday.
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Bonn
Reuters
Heinrich Luebke
Theodor Oberlaender
West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Youth Trapped In Dry Well In Burlington Ohio
Rescue teams battled to free 18 year old Warren Payne trapped at the bottom of a 35 foot dry well in Burlington Ohio. Crowds surrounded the site as walls repeatedly collapsed delaying digging and a clamshell shovel was used to reach him.
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Ironton, Ohio
Burlington
Ohio
Warren Payne
Successor Opens Door to Korea Japan Talks in Policy Shift
Acting president Huh Chung observers a key plank of Rhee era policy by demanding Japan halt Korean repatriations to the North before any talks. He offers to discuss relations with Japan's premier if Tokyo visits Seoul. Kishi will study the statement as Tokyo calls it a step backward. About 127000 of 600000 Koreans in Japan seek repatriation. nearly 20000 have already gone north.
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Seoul
Korea
Huh Chung
Syngman Rhee
Japan
Rhee
North Korea
Huh
Nobusuke Kishi
Tokyo
Kishi
Plant testing to start at Goodyear facility
Two pump houses like the shown structure will operate the plant. A water line from the building runs to the river for testing only. Testing should finish this afternoon and pumping to the Goodyear plant will likely begin Friday.
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Goodyear
Police Point
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Cecil Hamilton
Electrical Contracting and Machinery Company of
Calgary
European Common Market Holds Meeting Spotlight
London reports on the Commonwealth prime ministers conference as they consider the European Common Market. Debates center on the Hallstein plan and possible tariff steps, with Erhard proposing a five month delay and exclusion of agriculture. South Africa's Eric Louw faces protests over race policies and is criticized by British newspapers.
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London
English
Britain
West Germany
Ludwig Erhard
Erhard
France
Italy
South Africa
Eric Louw
Louw
Infiltration Allegations Roil Vancouver Waterfront Fight
Violent waterfront clash in Vancouver pits the Seafarers International Union against the Canadian Brotherhood of Railway Transport and General Workers over control of docks. As tensions rise, 30+ incidents are reported, including the beating of NAM E president Richard Greaves, with CBRT backing to oust SIU from the region.
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Vancouver
Seafarers International Union
Canadian Labor Congress
Canadian Brotherhood of Railway, Transport and General Workers
CLC
National Association of Marine Engineers
Northland Navigation Company
British Columbia Federation of Labor
SIU
Northland
N.A.M.E
CBRT
Richard Greaves
Thankful After Amputation After Toronto Streetcar Crash
A 65 year old foreman Jack Muir trapped 90 minutes after a collision between two rush hour streetcars at King and Bathurst in Toronto. Doctors amputated his left foot to free him. Five ambulances and two police rescue cars transported 50 other injured passengers to hospital. Muir the only seriously hurt.
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Toronto
Jack Muir
Massey - Ferguson
King
Bathurst Streets
Toronto Western Hospital
Muir
Khrushchev Blasts U.S. In Speech
The State Department, under Eisenhower, reports Khrushchev claimed a U S plane was shot down over the Soviet Union. Officials say a weather research jet from Adana Turkey with a civilian pilot disappeared after oxygen problems possibly caused unconsciousness and automatic flight. An inquiry was ordered to seek full information on the pilot’s fate.
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Washington
State Department
U.S
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Department
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Soviet Union
Adana
Turkey
Lincoln White
U. S
Llewellyn Thompson
Moscow
National Security Council
James C. Hagerty
Congress reacts with anger over the downing of American plane
Capitol lawmakers vented outrage as Khrushchev’s speech cast gloom on the Paris summit set for May 16. Senators accused the Soviet leader of using the incident for leverage while some urged the talks continue despite provocations. Nixon was taunted by Khrushchev who questioned his role in any future negotiations.
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Capitol
Congress
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Senate
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Paris
United States
Richard M. Nixon
U.S
Nixon
Washington
Reuters
Russia
Khrushchev Hints Retaliation Against Base Providers
In a dramatic foreign policy address, Soviet Premier Khrushchev warned that nations hosting U.S. bases would face retaliatory blows. He alleged an American plane intruded Soviet airspace and claimed the incident dimmed prospects for summit talks.
Soviet Shakeup Announced Removes Key Officials
London AP reports Moscow radio announced a broad Soviet government and party shakeup. Frol Kozlov was dropped as first deputy premier and Alexei Kirichenko from the party presidium. Ekaterina Furtseva loses central committee secretary post due to her new role as culture minister. Nikolai Belyaev also exits the presidium as Stavropol city party head.
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London
Radio Moscow
Frol Kozlov
Alexei I. Kirichenko
Soviet Communist Party
Ekaterina Furtseva
Central Committee
Moscow Radio
Soviet Union
Nikolai Belyaev
Stavropol
Kirichenko
Belyaev
Moscow
Kirchenko
Khrushchev
Ukraine
Rostov
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J. H. Holloway
Planning Board
Interim Development Board
W. Niblock
Ed Sept
Seventh and Eighth St. SE
Mr. Kidd
Jim Pritchard
Medarco Assets Ltd
Don Medhurst
Seventh St. SW
Ankara
Adnan Menderes
Menderes
Namik Gedik
Celan Bayar
Little Cloud
European Common Market
Daily Mail
The
Daily Herald
Khrushchhev
Supreme Soviet
Iran
Pakistan
Tehran
Arny
Tabriz
Kayhan Khadir
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