Moscow denounces Western powers over Berlin violence note
The United States accused Moscow of painting a distorted Berlin picture as Russia blamed the United States Britain and France for violence along the Communist wall. The U S state department called the Moscow note a diversion from Russia's own Berlin failure.
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Diefenbaker to urge better terms for Canada on ECM entry
Prime Minister Diefenbaker flies to London for a Commonwealth leaders conference opening next Monday. He aims to press for terms allowing Canada to retain trading preferences if Britain joins the European Common Market. Western allies join U S discussions on the note shaping Western positions.
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Cost of Living Reaches New High in July Canada
Ottawa reports July cost of living climbs for the third straight month with the consumer price index up to 131.4 on Aug 1 from 131.0 a month earlier. Food costs drive the rise as beef pork and other staples surge, while wages also edge higher. The 1949-based index shows a year gain of 1.8 percent from Aug 1961.
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Royal Commission blasts inefficient federal civil service
The Royal Commission on government organization releases volume 646 detailing flaws in the federal public service and proposing bold reforms. It urges a president of cabinet rank to head a transformed Treasury Board styled as a directorate with broad appointment, finance, and personnel powers.
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Open City Declared as Algerian Crisis Near End
Algiers is declared an open city after talks between Algeria's political bureau and military leaders. A cease-fire is in place and elections for a national assembly are planned as soon as possible, possibly September 16. Ben Bella and Wilaya 4 commander Hassan traveled to Orleansville amid continuing clashes.
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Jail Break Reversed At Kingston Penitentiary
Christopher Hanley a 28 year old escaped inmate from Regina slipped back into Kingston Penitentiary after a quarry escape. He was picked up by a car while hitchhiking but rode with a guard beside him. Hanley serving a 2 1/2 year sentence for break in and theft faced release next June.
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Deportation Attempt Delayed As Soblen Self-Poisons
London AP Dr Robert A Soblen 61 a psychiatrist took a barbiturate just before boarding a Pan American jet at London Airport en route to a U S prison for spy crimes. He was rushed to Hillingdon Hospital unconscious with no change in condition after 74 hours. A full inquiry is ongoing.
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Iran bury 7,560 quake victims in 31 villages
Tehran reports 7,560 earthquake deaths in 31 mud brick villages with 26,618 survivors. The tremor, Iran's worst in modern times, followed by aftershocks near Turkey and Russia, with about 5,000 houses uninhabitable and 100 injured in Igdir. The Shah surveys shattered Dan-Isfahan where thousands are believed dead.
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Soviet Demands Congo Troop Withdrawal Within Month
The Soviet Union demanded UN forces be withdrawn from the Congo within a month and accused Britain France the United States and Belgium of increasing intervention. It said it shared U Thant’s concern over the dangerous Congo situation.
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Five Candidates Possible in Vote for Burnaby Coquitlam
Five candidates may contest the October 22 federal byelection in Burnaby Coquitlam after Prime Minister Diefenbaker announced the date. Incumbent Erhart Regier’s resignation triggered the vote. Nominated are Liberal Warren Clark and Social Credit Rene Gamache. NDP leader T. C. Douglas is the Tory’s opponent with a PC candidate yet unnamed. independent George Burnham may run.
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Shooting victim in Maple Creek reserve case
A 17 year old Maple Creek Indian reserve youth named Harry Frances is in serious condition after a shooting on the reserve shortly after 2 a.m. He has a gunshot wound to the forehead and is expected to be airlifted to Regina hospital. The incident occurred about 10 miles southeast of Maple Creek.
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