Pest Drive Gets O K in Medicine Hat
Medicine Hat's insect control plan received full approval from the provincial health department. The seven sector city program begins with Sector 1, east of the railway and south of the river, with Thursday evening treatment weather permitting. Edible fruits exposed to treatment should be washed before use.
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Medicine Hat
Department of Public Health
Dick Pickering
Pickering
Purmal
Department of Health
Britain Proposes UN Seen Plan for Nuclear Tests
Britain proposes to the UN disarmament commission immediate registration of nuclear test explosions by the United States Britain and Russia and calls for a technical experts committee to study test limitation The plan aims at cessation of tests within a general disarmament accord and notes Soviet proposals as a serious position while offering no stop to weapon manufacture. UK plans follow Bermuda talks with Eisenhower and review of Soviet actions in the Commons.
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London
Britain
UN Disarmament Commission
United States
Russia
United Nations
Macmillan
Bermuda
Eisenhower
UN General Assembly
Alan Noble
House of Commons
Ian Harvey
Soviet Union
Harvey
Solon Low Rejects Coalition for Minority Majority
Solon Low declares Social Credit would not form a coalition with other parties if a minority government arises after the June 10 federal election. He cites potential outside possibility of a minority government in Victoria as a backdrop to the campaign.
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Solon Low
Social Credit
Victoria
John Diefenbaker
Progressive Conservative
Ottawa
CCF
M. J. Coldwell
Liberal
Conservatives
Alberta
Italian Premier Resigns After Two-Year Centre Cabinet
Prime Minister Antonio Segni announced the resignation of his moderate centre cabinet to President Giovanni Gronchi after 22 months in office. The 15 Christian Democrats plus coalition partners faced internal splits as Giuseppe Saragat's right-wing Socialists withdrew, prompting dissolution and caretaker leadership.
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BROME
Reuters
Centre
Antonio Segni
Segni
Taw
Giovanni Gronchi
Christian Democrats
Gronchi
Giuseppe Saragat
City Population Reaches 20 757 in Civic Census
Medicine Hat reports a civic census population peak of 20 757 permanent residents, excluding transients. The rise of 635 from 20 122 could boost provincial subsidies by about five thousand dollars.
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Medicine Hat
Ed W. Wig
Aguies
Violence Rife In Colombia Amid Protests
In Bogota police used tear gas and dyed water to disperse crowds as anti-government demonstrations spiked across Colombia. President Gustavo Rojas Pinilla reported fatalities in Cali and Bogota and pledged army support to protect business activity amid worker unrest.
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Bogota
Colombia
Gustavo Rojas Pinilla
Cali
Acoustics Question Jubilee Auditorium Hearing Lags
In Edmonton the Public Works Department rechecked acoustics at Jubilee Auditorium after audience members during two dedication week shows Carmen and A Midsummer Night's Dream complained they could not hear well. Officials suggested the stage and sound system may need time for performers to adjust.
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Edmonton
Public Works Department
Jubilee
Ultra modern $250000 hotel site approved for development
City council approved selling a block between Sixth and Seventh streets southwest to Albert Dederer and Bob McWilliams for 7500 with 8000 estimated sewer costs. The plan includes a future hotel with motel suites near the Trans-Canada highway two blocks from the new hospital.
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Sixth
Seventh Streets
City Coun
Cil
Albert Dederer
Bob McWilliams
No. 1
Chick Taylor
Norm Smyth
Eighth St
Dres sen Dismissed as Senators Manager
AP reports Charlie Dressen was fired as Washington Senators manager and third base coach Henry Arthur Lavagetto known as Cookie Lavagetto was appointed to succeed him.
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Dressen
Detroit
Charlie Dressen
Washington Senators
Henry Arthur
Cookie) Lavagetto
Macmillan’s Rise Amid Stormy Early Reign in Britain
Harold Macmillan assumes leadership of a divided Conservative government as crises loom from Suez to Cyprus and strikes. Despite initial woes and by-election losses, relations with the United States improve and the rain stops. Fortune smiles on Macmillan due to luck and skill as the party moves toward unity.
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ED Simon
London
Harold Macmillan
Britain
Anthony Eden
United States
Commonwealth High Commissioners
Greece
Cyprus
India
Kashmir
Middle East
U.K. U.S
Macmillan
Suez
Bermuda
Khrushchev Seeks Rapid Break with Soviet Bureaucracy
Nikita Khrushchev proposed dissolving more than 20 Soviet ministries and creating 92 national economic councils to decentralize planning. He warned against complacency toward bureaucracy, aiming a major economic shakeup affecting about 300,000 state enterprises and 40 million workers across 15 republics, with forceful implementation by next winter.
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Moscow
Reuters
Nikita Krushchev
Supreme Soviet
Communist Party
Russia
Lenin
Krushchev
Khrushchev
United States
Soviet Union
Stalin
Salk Vaccine Dates Listed in Medicine Hat District
Medicine Hat Health Unit releases a schedule for polio Salk vaccine clinics for children one year and older not yet with two doses. Clinics run in Brooks Elks Hall May 13, Burdettt Community Hall May 15, Seven Persons School May 15, Tilley Community Hall May 16.
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Medicine Hat
Brooks
Elks Hall
Weather outlook for Western prairies Wednesday
Cloudy cool conditions will prevail across the Western prairies with showers in all regions and thunderstorms expected in the South. Yesterday's high 80 and low 45. noon temperature 61. winds NNW at 15 miles per hour.
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Edmonton
Prairies
Calgary
Lethbridge
Saskatoon
Swift Current
Moose Jaw
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