Moscow Peking dispute roils antiwar conference session
At a Cypriot meeting of the African-Asian solidarity conference executive committee, friction erupted over the Moscow pact and the Soviet and Chinese stances. China warned of a walkout if resolutions welcomed the Soviet U.S. British test ban accord are approved.
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Moscow
Nicosia
Cyprus
Executive Committee
United States
Britain
Russia
Tanganyika
Vassos Lys- Sarides
Colombo
Chu Tzu-chi
China
Mafia’s Shadow Looms Over Police Meetings
Hamilton Ontario police officials acknowledge two year old commission formed amid fears of Mafia influence. Judge Bruce Macdonald cited “startling happenings” and underworld activity while Montreal’s director warned of strain on forces. Kitchener chief urged a ten dollar fine for unlocked cars.
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Mafia
Hamilton
Ontario Police Commission
Donald
Ontario
Macdonald
United States
Canada
Montreal
J. Adrien Robert
John E. Patrick
Kitchener
Ont
Hall dismisses talk of truce in Great Lakes labor war
Seafarers Union chief Paul Hall vows to press the Great Lakes shipping battle despite Canadian trusteeship proposals. He blames violence on timing around court appearances and accuses Claude Jodoin of aiding legislation, denying SIU involvement in the Chicago freighter blast.
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Chicago
SIU
Hall
Upper Lakes Company
International Longshoremen’s Association
Aflcio
Canadian Maritime Union
Canadian Labor Congress
Canada
Great Lakes
Claude Jodoin
CLC
Overpass Claims Progress Amid Settlement Talks
City Hall aims to resolve 20 injury and property claims linked to the Allowance Ave overpass. Settlements cover about half and many fall below 50 percent. a few, including a nearly 109000 claim, head to court. Federal and provincial funds contributed to the project, but the city bears the damage claims alone.
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City Hall
Harry Weiner
Alberta
CPR
Eshkol vows prosecution over violent demonstrations in Israel
Prime Minister Levi Eshkol states the government will prosecute those responsible for violent protests in three Israeli cities staged by Orthodox Jewish youths against Christian missionary activities. In Laos, a Pathet Lao gunship shot down an Air America cargo plane on Sept. 5, with seven crew members reported.
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Jerusalem
Levi Eshkol
Israel
Vientiane
Laos
Reuters
Air America
Pathet Lao
Pathet Lao Radio
Cost Drop Seen Likely After Pension Meeting
Ottawa coverage outlines two day federal provincial talks on Canada Pension Plan cost and benefits. Discussion touched on reducing initial contributions, expanding supplementary benefits, and funding changes to pay a $75 old age pension from taxes beginning next month.
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Ottawa
Canada Pension Plan
Pearson
Canada
Miss LaMarsh
Tractor Fall Kills Farmer Near Irvine
A 53-year-old Irvine area farmer, Herbert Lentz, died Tuesday after falling from a tractor into the path of a tiller he was pulling. His brothers found him at noon, and funeral services are set for Friday at Pattison's Chapel with interment at Hillside. He left home at 8:30 a.m. to plow a field. Lentz survived by his mother, four brothers, and three sisters. predeceased by his father Gottlieb in 1946.
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Canada
Irene
Police Point
MacDonald
Drumheller
Irvine
Herbert Lentz
Jack
Gottlieb
Lentz
Mr. Lentz
Mary Lentz
Edmonton
Fred
Calgary
Henry
Wimborne
Tillie
J. Huber
Spruce Grove
Alta
Lolly
W. J. Wilson
Katie
M. Matson
Medicine Hat
Pattison’s Chapel
Rev. D. Schaefer
Hillside
Guerrilla Attacks Hit South Viet Nam Towns
Mass guerrilla offensives by the Viet Cong and Dam Doi swept several South Vietnamese towns. The district capital fell briefly as Dam Doi was burned. U.S. advisers counted about 60 enemy bodies, with Air Strikes and a marine battalion engaging fleeing guerrillas.
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CAI Moc
Viet Nam
Dam Doi
U.S
Viet Cong
Cai Nuoc
Diem Urged To Oust Brother By U S Ambassador
U S Ambassador Lodge urged President Ngo Dinh Diem to remove his brother Ngo Dinh Nhu from the government and lift censorship. The request is the first formal U S push for Nhu's ouster, though Saigon has not yet reacted. Washington says Nhu wields too much power amid Buddhist crackdown concerns.
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Saigon
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Ngo Dinh Diem
Lodge
Ngo Dinh Nhu
United States
Nhu
State Department
Diem
Associated Press
Cast Chosen for Medicine Hat South Pacific Show
Director Henry Allergoth announces leading roles for MHMTs South Pacific. Adele Armstrong plays Ensign Nellie Forbush, Otto Bernhardt stars as the French planter, Eva Weiler and Roy Franklin are Bloody Mary and Lt Joseph Cable, John Komanchuk is Luther Billis. Rehearsals begin with about 45 attendees. production aims for Nov. 18 and a $6000 budget.
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Nellie Forbush
Adele Armstrong
Otto Bernhardt
Bloody Mary
Joseph Cable
Eva Weiler
Roy Franklin
Luther Billis
John Komanchuk
Liat
Allergoth
MHMT
Ksileen Sissons
Lorne Havard
Harry Stewart
Tillie Ganden
Ron McAffer
Ed Pederson
Victor Brosz
Barbara Thornton
Frances McQuiggan
Manfred Seefried
Eagles Hall
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L. M. Smith
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Carl Anderson
Brooks
Baden Campbell
Swift
Col
D. A. Scholten
Peking
Canada Lynx
Mr. MacDonald
Judy LaMarsh
Favreau
Little Cloud
Ap-Reuters
South Pacific
Henry Allergoth
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