Hamburgs Reeperbahn Nightlife Arouses North Europe
In Hamburg the Reeperbahn hosts neon lit nightclubs, cabarets, and mass entertainment. Wrestlers in mud or herrings perform on stage while beerkellers and wine cabarets draw Norwegians, Finns, Danes, Swedes, and Germans seeking revelry. The scene blends nudity, censored notes, and a thriving hostess culture with a municipal telephone table system.
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New York
Premier Manning Seeks Market for Alberta Gas Conference Opens Today
The Ottawa report notes Premier Manning arrives for a high level conference with Prime Minister St Laurent and other officials to discuss an all Canadian gas pipeline. The talk centers on government financing and a possible Winnipeg to Cochrane link to move Alberta gas to Ontario and beyond. Negotiations involve Trans Canada Pipelines and Tennessee Gas Transmission with a plan to assure gas reach to Ontario industries and northern Ontario.
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The
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Ottawa Bureau
Ottawa
Canada
Alberta
Trans-Canada Pipeline, Limited
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Canada-first
United States
Mr. Howe
Manning
Tennessee Gas Transmission Company
Emerson
Niagara
Edmonton
Howe
Frost
Dana Porter
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Trans-Canada
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Northern Natural Gas
Winnipeg Sends Russians Off Under Tight Security
A party of touring Russian farm experts left Stevenson Field Winnipeg by two DC-3s for London Ontario under heavy police and RCMP guard after a night of anti-Communist demonstrations. The Russians faced jeers and a wreath incident but proceeded to the airport with escort.
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London
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Grain Exchange
Canada
Vladimir Matskevich
Ottawa
Matskevich
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Robert Taft
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Russia
Veterans of the Ukrainian Insurgent Army
Friends of the Liberation of the
Ukraine
Montreal
Saskatchewan
Chrysler, UAW Reach New Contract After Strike
In Detroit six hours after a plant stoppage, Chrysler Corp and the CIO United Auto Workers reached a new labor agreement ending the walkout that halted U.S. production.
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Chrysler Corp
CIO
United Auto Workers
Chrysler
United States
Peron seeks state of siege for Buenos Aires
President Peron plans to ask Congress to approve an immediate declaration of a state of siege in Buenos Aires. Reports say both chambers would convene at 3:30 p.m. with swift approval in the Chamber and direct move to the Senate before Peron’s signature to enact martial law measures.
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Peron
Congress
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Senate
Israeli Army Kills 40 Egyptians in Khan Yunis Raid
Reuters reports Israeli radio claimed 40 Egyptians killed and 40 wounded in Khan Yunis raid quoting army sources. Egypts admit 10 killed and 12 wounded. The conflicting tallies reflect disputed casualty figures from the attack.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Reuters
Khan Yunis
Smilestones Lead and Follow in Public Life
A politician quips that leadership brings uncertainty as to whether supporters or critics are pursuing them, reflecting on the dynamics of public followership and scrutiny.
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Austria
Hat Jubilee Baby Born on Alberta's 50th Birthday
Medicine Hat General Hospital student nurse Gay Hawthorne 21 of McLennan assisted in delivering Mrs Elmer Becks fourth son. The baby named Jubilee weighed six pounds 14 ounces and was the first Medicine Hat born on Alberta's 50th birthday.
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McLennan
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Alberta
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Elmer Beck
Jubilee Baby
Good Prospects For Harvest Work
Prospects for fall harvest employment in Canada look good this year with at least 25 000 extra harvesters needed across provinces. Saskatchewan expects about 10 000 extra workers on 100 000 farms, mostly recruited locally, while western regions plan similar eastward recruitment. Pay ranges from 125 dollars a month plus daily bonuses to 10 15 dollars for combine operators with eastern harvesters traveling by excursion train.
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Prairies
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Swaps Injured in Loss Leads to Rest for Indefinite Period
The athlete Swaps injured his right foot in his losing $100000 race against Nashua and will receive complete rest for an unspecified period. Morinaga Milk Co of Japan apologized for arsenic related deaths in its dried milk products last week. California faced a severe smog spell with winds and 100 degree heat.
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Escaped mental patient found after 18 months in bush near Calmar
A 51-year-old Ponoka mental hospital patient who vanished eighteen months ago was located by RCMP and farmers in a dense forest southwest of Edmonton. He had built a grinding mill and lathe from old vehicle parts and stored food in the woods. A body in a haystack near Wetaskiwin prompted confusion about a possible death.
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Pellock
Michael
Petlich Ae Whiter
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Angeline
Harry Petlock
John
RCMP
Edmonton
Ponoka
Canada
Europe
Wetaskiwin
Crusoe
Journal
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Ponoka Mental Hospital
Calmar
Glen Park
Crown company to build Alberta to Quebec gas pipeline
Prime Minister St Laurent said plans for the Alberta to Quebec gas line include creating a Crown company to build and possibly operate part of the route through Northern Ontario. After talks with Premier Manning and others, a speedy outcome and firm commitments are expected soon for work to start next spring with Ontario participation likely from Winnipeg to Northern Ontario.
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Warren Baldwin
News Ottawa Bureau
Ottawa
Syocial
St. Laurent
Alberta
Quebec
Ontario
Manning
N. E. Tanner
Charles Coates
Trans-Canada Pipeline Company
Alberta Conservation Board and Gas Gathering Organization
Crown
Winnipeg
Weather shift brings cooler air toward Edmonton region
The Pacific airmass edges eastward through B C and reaches the Edmonton area by Friday afternoon. Variable cloud covers most regions with a few thunderstorms expected tonight in eastern Alberta and Saskatchewan and again Friday afternoon and evening in western Alberta.
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Pacific
B.C
Peace River
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Alberta marks 50th jubilee anniversary
Alberta celebrates 50 golden years since statehood with 9 pm bonfires fireworks and street dancing in towns as population grows from 185000 to over 1 million. Calgary and Edmonton observe provincial holiday but not Calgary’s events or Edmonton’s. St Laurent to unveil commemorative moment Sept 7 in Edmonton.
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Mister St. Laurentj
Edmonton
Calgary
St. Laurent
Laurie
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Earl Grey
Wilfrid Laurier
J. J. Bowlen
Saskatchewan
Mr. St. Laurent
Slow Train Crashes Kill Six at Quebec Level Crossing
A ballast train plowed into a car at a level crossing in Laval sur le Lac Quebec, dragging the vehicle a quarter mile across a railway bridge. Six of seven occupants died, including three children of a Sudbury Ontario family, mother and another couple died, father in critical condition. Only Desneiges Beausoleil, nine, identified initially. Armand Beausoleil, 28, driver, had little chance of survival.
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