Quebec Jaycees on 25 000 mile goodwill tour stops in Medicine Hat
Paul LaPointe and Ralph Woodall both University of Montreal students part of the Junior Chamber of Commerce goodwill mission. They have traveled across Canada the United States and beyond delivering a message of North American brotherhood and world unity. In Medicine Hat they stayed with Mrs. Jacob Clary at 378 First St NE and received a warm welcome and hospitality.
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Lyle Flynn
Chamber of Commerce
Paul LaPointe
Ralph Woodall
Bruce Graham
Jaycees
Atlantic Ocean
Medicine Hat
University of Montreal
Paul
Ralph
Canada
United States
Mexico
Cuba
North America
Brotherhood of Men
Jacob Clary
First St. NE
Medicine Hat Hosts Canadian Visitors From Montreal
Paul and Ralph, university students from Montreal, stay in Medicine Hat after speaking at the Junior Chamber of Commerce dinner at the Corona Hotel. They toured local industries, rode at Ted Slack's ranch near Redcliff, and praised Western hospitality while planning a Regina trip tonight. They began with 100 and have traveled 20 000 miles through four countries, spending little on fuel or food.
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Medicine Hat
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Paul
Ralph
Corona Hotel
Regina
Ted Slack
Redcliff
LaPointe
Jaycee
Woodall
Montreal
Canadians on goodwill tour across North America and Cuba
A Canadian junior chamber goodwill tour led by Paul LaPointe and Ralph Woodall travels from Florida to Cuba and Mexico then up the US West Coast back to Canada. They address 30+ junior chamber meetings, praise Cuba hospitality, and plan a world tour. Mayors and officials endorse the effort.
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Chamber of Commerce
United States
Morida
Florida
Cuba
Woodall
Commonwealth Heads Shift Attention to Summit Meet
London Reuters reports Commonwealth prime ministers focus on the East West summit in Paris while delaying the issue of South Africa’s apartheid. Nigeria’s independence plans were approved for October 1, Ghana withdrew Louw invitation, and Rahman described walkouts over race.
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Commonwealth
London
Reuters
South Africa
Macmillan
Nikita Khrushchev
A. A. Soldatov
Paris
Nigeria
Ghana
Eric Louw
Tunku Abdul Rahman
Malaya
Louw
Rahman
The
Daily Mail
Daily Telegraph
Dudgeon
White Women Held in Jail in South Africa Crisis
In Johannesburg AP reports twenty one white women detained under emergency regulations threaten a hunger strike unless released or charged by Friday. They are among over 1,700 people jailed since racial unrest worsened last month under the state of emergency.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Emer
U-2 Spy Plane and U.S. Defense Commitments Highlighted
The United States pledged to defend allied bases if Russia strikes them and confirmed reconnaissance use of U-2 aircraft. Officials noted plans and incidents around the downing of a U-2, NASA's acquisition of planes, and the high altitude operations tied to weather and security.
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Washington
United States
Russia
State Department
Khrushchev
U.S
Soviet Union
Japan
Lincoln White
White
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
Lockheed Aircraft Corporation
California
New York
Alaska
England
Germany
Turkey
Pakistan
Okinawa
Philippines
NASA
Mystery Plane
Middle East
Triton Completes World Circumnavigation Undersea
The U S atomic powered submarine Triton finished a submerged circumnavigation and heads for New London Connecticut. Commanded by Captain Edward L Beach the 7 750 ton vessel cost 104 million dollars and is believed to be the first powered by dual nuclear reactors. The voyage surpasses prior ocean routes but does not exceed Sea Wolf’s 60 day endurance record.
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Washington
U.S
New London
Conn
Edward L
Ned) Beach
Eisenhower
Skate
Hawaii
Atlantic
North Pole
Seawolf
Russia
Arctic
Pacific
Bering Strait
Car Dealer Billy Smith Shot in Notting Hill Killing
London police report Billy Smith a 28 year old car dealer was shot to death in a gangland attack in Notting Hill. A black sedan with six men fired as he visited his uncle. five suspects were arrested. A companion suffered head and back wounds and was hospitalized. Neighbors say threats had been made last weekend.
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London
Reuters
Billy Smith
Notting Hill
Smith
Students Stage Demonstration Against Bomarc Missile
About 100 university students from Toronto Montreal and Ottawa demonstrated peacefully in North Bay Ontario against the Bomarc missile. They arrived in a motorcade and picketed the Bomarc SAGE construction site with signs urging nuclear disarmament and shifting funds to health and education.
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Nortie Bay
Ont
Toronto
Montreal
Ottawa
North Bay
No Prior Information on Bomarc-B Cuts from U S
Defence Minister Pearkes stated in the Commons that Canada received no prior information on U S congressional plans to cut Bomarc B missile funding. He said there was no contact between Ottawa and the U S House Appropriations Committee. Douglas Jung denied that MPs flew on government planes, noting each member paid their own way after a Boston visit.
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Ottawa
U.S
Defence
Pearkes
House of Representatives Appropriations Committee
Commons
Boston
Douglas Jung
Vancouver Centre
Jung
George Meilraith
Ottawa West
Spying notes span decades of Cold War cases
The report surveys multiple espionage episodes from 1940s to 1950s, naming Francis Powers, Klaus Fuchs, Alger Hiss, Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, and others. It details trials, sentences, pardons, and defection, noting Allied and Soviet actions across the Iron Curtain and related incidents in Canada Australia and Hungary.
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Petrov
Igor Gouzenko
Ottawa
Canada
Soviet Union
Moscow
Russell Langelle
Russia
Charles Landon
Poland
Romania
Bulgaria
Hungary
United States
Britain
Edgar Sanders
Robert Vogeler
Rosenberg
Julius Rosenberg
Ethel
New York
Morton Soebell
David Greenglass
Ethel Rosenberg
Alger Hiss
State Department
Whitaker Chambers
Allan Nunn May
Klaus Fuchs
Institute For Nuclear Research
Dresden
British Foreign Office
Donald MacLean
Guy Burgess
England
Foreign Office
MacLean
Police Capture Negroes Rioting in Northern Rhodesia
Dawn police swooped on a Negro township in Kite Northern Rhodesia arresting a considerable number after weekend rioting that saw whites stoned. A white motorist was injured and a woman hospitalized after a bicycle collision. The African Mineworkers Union chief accused authorities of a reign of terror.
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Kite
Northern Rhodesia
Reuters
Lawrence Katlinga
African Mineworkers Union
European Mineworkers Union
Ian Macleod
London
Evelyn Howe
Elizabeth
Northern
Rhodesia
Lillian Burton
Independence Party
Munukayumbwa Sipalo
Ike to Visit Korea Japan After Russia Plans
President Eisenhower will visit Korea and Japan next month as scheduled, the White House said today, following prior plans to spend 10 days in Russia before flying to Asia. The trip to Russia remains on the timetable, contingent on no changes.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Japan
Korea
Russia
White House
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Little Cloud
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Christian A. Herter
Herter
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Berlin
Francis G. Powers
Norway
Allef W. Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
Lisenhower
National Security Council
Sverdlovsk
Peshawar
Bodo
U.S.A
Defence Department
Pratt and Whitney
Saskatchewan
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West Lake
Ohio
RCAF
China
James Walsh
Rudolf Abel
William Oatis
Associated Press Corresponden
Prague
Canberra
Vladimir Petrov
Australia
Ike
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