Alberta Premier Sees Canada gas line boosting economy
Premier E C Manning said Ottawa’s plan to start the 375 million Trans Canada natural gas pipeline in July would spur industrial development and Alberta’s economy, though reservations remain about export-first policy and possible delays. The loan of 72 million to Trans Canada Pipelines Ltd to start Alberta to Winnipeg construction was discussed, with Manning stressing an urgent market for surplus gas and federal risk minimal.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Ottawa
E. C. Manning
Eastern Canada
Manning
Trans-Canada Pipe Lines Ltd
United States
Great Lakes
Sattelite Industries
Trans- Canada
Federal Power Commission
U.S
Trans-Canada
Railways Accept Majority Conciliation Board Report
Canadian railways and unions announced acceptance of the board majority for a new two year pact with 150 000 non operating employees. They will meet in Montreal Friday to draft the agreement and implement an 11 1 2 cent wage rise over 14 months, blocking a general strike.
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Canadian Railways Today
Montreal
Conciliation Board
Medicine Hat reaches 545 days without traffic fatalities
After two days of talks the railways accepted an 11 percent wage increase for the non operating group over 14 months, ending post conciliation. Unions sought 18 percent plus a company health plan contribution in a two year frame, with strike risk eased by a Dominion wide licensing and traffic control push.
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Montreal
Gregg
Eric Taylor
Toronto
Medicine Hat
Winnipeg Tribune
Bride dies in Nevada honeymoon crash on U.S. 95
A newlywed couple from Trail British Columbia were in a car accident near Las Vegas on U.S. 95. Drusilla A. Baubin Lenardon, 21, died. husband Guilio Norman Lenardon, 22, was in critical condition at Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital. The crash occurred about 45 miles northwest of Las Vegas after the vehicle skidded 360 feet. The couple had honeymooned in Las Vegas and were returning home.
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Las ‘Vegas
Nev
Here
Drusilla A. Baubin Lenardon
Guilio Norman Lenardon
Trail
B. C
Southern Nevada Memorial Hosital
U.S. 95
Las Vegas
Jilted Lover Now in Jail
In Calgary Alfred Stewart 33 was disarmed of a loaded .22 pistol and knife by two detectives in his girlfriend’s home. He faced charges of entering a dwelling with intent to commit an indictable offense and carrying offensive weapons. Stewart resisted violently as detectives tried to cuff him.
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Calgary
Gregory Brown
KE. A. Brown
Alfred Stewer
Olice
Stewart
Baseball scores and league results from today
In the American League Chicago defeated Boston 28 to 19 after a high scoring game with Johnson Keegan and Lol lar Parnell and White contributing. In the International League Havana fell to Montreal 0 to 10.
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Chicago
Boston
Johnson, Keegan
Lollar Parnell
White
Keegan
Chi.-Minoso
Kell
Havana
Montreal
Important Meeting at City Hall Tonight
A public meeting in the council chambers begins at 7 30 this evening. Sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce and the Medicine Hat milk producers association, it aims to arrange judging classes for livestock owned and shown by teenagers with the goal of establishing a 4-H club in the district soon.
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The
Chamber of Commerce
Medicine Hat Milk Producers Association
300 Tots Receive Anti-Polio Shots
About 300 children from Medicine Hat city schools received Salk polio vaccine this week. Most were in grade one with others in grades two to four. Ages ranged six to nine. No boosters due to vaccine shortages. four Edmonton shipments arrived since mid April, with a booster plan if vaccines arrive.
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Medicine Hat City
J. M. Brown
Dr. Brown
Edmonton
Martial law extended in eastern Algeria amid rebel offensive
French authorities under Robert Lacoste imposed martial law in eastern Algeria covering Constanine and Bone to quell a 19 month rebellion. Rebels reportedly killed at least 14 in 46 eastern towns while heavy counter strikes in the west claimed at least 200 rebel lives. Security officials pledged tighter control as overall urgency remains.
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Algiers
Robert Lacoste
Algeria
Lacoste
Ateast
Cypriots Die in First Executions in Island War
Two young Greek Cypriots, Michael Karaolis and Andreas Demetriou, were hanged at dawn in Nicosia central prison for murder and attempted murder. Stores closed, protests and clashes with police followed as security forces patrolled the city. Bodies buried in prison grounds to avoid funeral rioting.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Michael Karaolis
Andreas Demetriou
Phaneromeni Cathedral
Smilestones: Aged Man Shares War-Timed Grin
A witty exchange highlights a 96 year old veteran boasting no enemies on earth. The reply notes the last foe’s death almost a year ago, underscoring a long life filled with quiet conflict and humor.
Youngsters Accused of Filching 1200 From Main Street Cafe
Two brothers aged 7 and 8 were detained by Topeka police for allegedly stealing 1200 from a cafe safe. An older boy led the scheme, guiding repeated entries and a plan to bury funds, with about 582 recovered and the rest missing. The case involved theater visits and a taped police interview.
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Topeka
Man
Don Laird
Main Street
Laird
Jesse James
Great Lakes strike halts eight ships and spreads
The Sea Farers International Union launches a noon strike affecting eight idle ships with at least nine more expected idle. About 2,000 seamen on 63 ships owned by N. M. Paterson and Sons and Upper Lakes and St. Lawrence Transportation face wage demands of roughly 45 percent and a company health plan.
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Great Lakes
Seafarers’ International Union
CLC
Quebec City
Montreal
Fort William
N. M. Paterson and Sons,Ltd
Upper Lakes
Cornwall
Upper Lakes and St. Lawrence Company
Charles R. Huntrey
Kingston
Cornwall Canal
Toronto
James B. Lads
Medicine Hat Guests Praise Beef and Rockin Seats
Brandon visitors at a railway convention praised Medicine Hat for hospitality. They lauded Towne and Country Club beef they tasted and enjoyed Towne Cinema rock and roll seats. One observer joked a subway would be a murderer’s haven.
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Medicine Hat
Elsie Rutherford
Brandon
Man
Towne and Country
Manitoba
A. W. Rogers
Assiniboine Lodge No
Towne
Rutherford
Lyle Richardson Kok
Weather Outlook for Alberta This Week
Edmonton weather forecasts temperatures rising to the low seventies in most regions Friday. A fresh Pacific air mass arriving late afternoon will bring unsettled conditions for two to three days with much cloudiness and showers across all regions.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Manning predicts Social Credit sweep in Saskatchewan
Premier E C Manning of Alberta says indicators show Social Credit will win Saskatchewan's June 20 election. He cites large rally turnout and says a Saskatchewan win would push Social Credit as the only workable federal alternative, noting traditional parties lack solutions.
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B.C. “Manning
Alberta
Medicine Hat
Cypress Social Credit
Assiniboian
Ted Herrmann
Schuler
Harry Strom
Burdett
Manning
Saskatchewan
Edmonton
E. C. Manning
Social Credit
Regina
Miner Killed in East Coulee Rock Fall
A 33 year old miner, Michael Gombos of East Coulee, died in a rock fall at the Murray mine near East Coulee, about 7 30 p m Wednesday. His body was brought from the two mile shaft. One survivor is a seven month old son. RCMP and mine officials investigate the cause.
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Drumheller
Murray
East Coulee
Here
Michael Gombos
Gombo
RCMP
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