Quintuplets born to Aberdeen couple in U S
Quintuplets five new arrivals were born in Aberdeen to Andrew and Mary Ann Fischer. The four girls and a boy are two months premature but in good condition. The Fischers already have six children ages three and a half to eight. He jokes about moving outside the city to keep cows to reduce milk costs. It is the fourth recorded quintuplet birth in the United States.
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Aberdeen
S.D
Andrew
Mary ‘Ann Fischer
United States
Fischer
Canada poised for record wheat sale to Soviet Union
Ottawa reports a potential five hundred million dollar sale, shipping more than 200 million bushels of wheat to Soviet Russia within one year on cash and credit terms. If finalized, the deal would be the largest single wheat order in Canadian history, surpassing Britain's 1946-49 contract. Shipping brokers in Montreal note increased Russian activity in ship-charter markets as negotiations near completion.
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Ottawa
Canada
Russia
China
Britain
Montreal
Church of Greece
Chryssostomos
Athens
Kennedy
Washington
U.S. Senate
Soviet Union
Winnipeg
Newfoundland
James McGrath
Halifax
Toronto
Bank of Montreal
Three Rivers Dock
International Longshoremen’s Association
CSC
Shipping Federation of Canada
Hal C. Banks
Seafarers’ International Union of Canada
Plant Lay Off Temporary at Alberta Western Beef Co
Hat Alberta Western Beef Co Ltd laid off 45 workers including butchers boners and cooler men since Wednesday with office staff kept on payroll. No cattle have been killed since Monday and a weekend directors meeting will announce when work resumes next week amid reorganization.
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Alberta Western Beef Co. Ltd
Labor leaders meet over Great Lakes dispute in Ottawa
President Claude Jodoin of the Canadian Labor Congress met Labor Minister MacEachen to discuss the latest Great Lakes labor dispute developments. Talks focused on U S efforts toward a private trusteeship for five Canadian maritime unions and conditions raised by the Seafarers' International Union. The SIU alleges bias in Justice Norris inquiry and filed a 95 page rebuttal to Parliament.
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Ottawa
Claude Jodoin
Canadian Labor Congress
MacEachen
Great Lakes
United States
U.S
Canada
Jodoin
Willard Wirtz
Washington
Aflcio
George Meany
Paul Hall
Seafarers’ International Union of North America
Hall
SIU
Hal .C.banks
CLC
White students urged back to class amid Birmingham protests
Mayor Albert Boutwell urged white students to return to school after a boycott aimed at protesting integration. About 500 students roamed schools seeking sympathy while Birmingham’s three newly integrated schools saw improved attendance. A white girl reported a stab wound from a Black youth. rocks and a false bomb report were claimed in some neighborhoods. Governor Wallace claimed Kennedy would lose the next election over the issue. National guardsmen in Tuskegee area to be released, leaving 470 on alert in Birmingham and Tuscaloosa. Mobile saw nine Murphy High students suspended for disruption after two Negro enrollments.
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Birmingham
Ala
Albert Boutwell
Boutwell
Tuskegee
Connie Berker
George Wallace
Baltimore
Kennedy
Wallace
U.S. Army
Alabama
Tuscaloosa
Mobile
Murphy High
Overpass Closure Postponed for Wet Weekend
The Allowance Ave overpass closure set for today 1 p.m. to Monday 6 a.m. has been postponed due to wet cool weather. Crews planned to apply a new asphalt coating and may reschedule for next weekend if conditions improve.
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Allowance Ave
Navy League Cadets Open New Year Meet Monday
Medicine Hat Navy League Cadet Corps holds its first meeting of the year Monday at 7 p.m. in the Teen Hall. Commander Rev. R I Taylor says new recruits aged 11 to 14 are needed and uniforms have arrived for issue. The corps meets weekly on Mondays at 7 p.m. in the Teen Hall.
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Medicine Hat Navy League Cadet Corps
R. IL. Taylor
Mhnlcc
Waterbury birth pairs create unusual family ties
In Waterbury Connecticut Mrs Jane Yurkauskas 44 became a grandmother when her daughter Mary Ann McDonald 20 gave birth to a boy. Hours later Mrs Yurkauskas herself delivered a son at Waterbury Hospital making mother daughter nephew and uncle all living and flu.
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Waterbury, Conn
Jane Yurkauskas
Quake Follows Nuclear Blast Near Las Vegas
Earthquake tremors in Las Vegas followed an underground nuclear test 80 miles away, an authority says the blast almost certainly caused the quake. Seismology labs in Berkeley Pasadena and San Diego recorded the tremor, with Richter noting a likely direct link to the detonations.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Atomic Energy Commission
California
Berkley
Pasadena
San Diego
Los Angeles
Charles Richter
Seismology Laboratory
California Institute of Technology
AEC
Richter
Bennett Opens B C Campaign in Fort St John
Premier Bennett opened his provincial election bid in Fort St John with a demand for a better Ottawa deal and promises of improved roads for the Peace River district. He cited provincial price differences and pledged first class highways from Chetwynd to Hudson Hope and to the city. He spoke before about 650 in the North Peace Secondary School auditorium.
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Fort ST. John
B.C
Bennett
Ottawa
Social Credit
British Columbia
Canada
Ontario
Quebec
Peace River
Chetwynd
Hudson Hope
Peace River Dam
North Peace Secondary School
Reviews From The Week In World Affairs
The week saw South Viet Nam arrest four lawyers as security drives against opposition to Diem. In Great Lakes tensions rise over shipping saboteur acts with Canada threatening union control if strikes persist. Alabama and federal authorities clash over school integration as National Guard shifts off federal duty. In Indonesia British flag torn during anti Malaysia protests ahead of Monday's official proclamation.
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Boris Miskew
South Viet Nam
Saigon
Ngo Dinh Diem
Great Lakes
Chicago
Howard L. Shaw
Pearson
Medicine Hat panel backs jet centre at Suffield station
The Medicine Hat Chamber of Commerce urged the federal government to locate a jet training centre at the Suffield Experimental Station rather than Penhold Air Station. The report also notes local topics including lynx sightings in Police Point, a fatal tractor accident near Irvine, and cast lists for Medicine Hat Musical Theatre’s South Pacific.
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Medicine Hat
Irvine District
Adele Armstrong
Otto Bernhardt
Eva Weiler
Roy Franklin
Jaycees Ready for Lethbridge to Medicine Hat Bicycle Race
Five local Jaycees declare fitness to beat the Lethbridge group in a Sunday bicycle race from the outskirts of Lethbridge to Medicine Hat. The start is at 7 30 a m with hopes of finishing in about four to five hours for the Jaycees and six to seven hours for opponents.
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Jaycees
Lethbridge
Medicine Hat
Jaycee
Ron Learmont
Mr. Learmont
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