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Newspaper
Waco Tribune Herald
Location
Waco, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1956
Page
6
Reralt Page 10 Section I coverage from Waco Texas dated Sunday June 10 1956. This brief item notes republication or republication status for the page segment.
An older wartime style ad fragment touts a fast relief remedy for stomach ulcer pain. It claims coating the stomach lining with a protective film offers cure, and mentions prescriptions and protective measures for sufferers. The text references large sales figures and a general aim to ease discomfort.
Former Polish government in exile leader Stanislau Mackiewiez announced plans to return to Communist Poland on June 23. He accused Britain and the United States of betrayal, said there was no hope for liberation by the West, and aimed to work to counter refugee claims that the West would aid Poland. He denounced Britain as a traitor and spoke from London.
Acting Police Magistrate Dewayne Wolf fined his wife $2 for overtime parking but she did not appear in court. Wolf then paid the fine himself, turning the lesson against him.
French troops closed in on three rebel nests in Algeria while explosives and public safety incidents rocked major cities. More than 30 injured in Bone Constantine and Batna as violence spreads east from the city toward the Tunisian frontier. fatalities exceed twenty.
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles will meet Canadian Foreign Minister Lester B. Pearson and German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer in Washington next week to discuss strengthening the Atlantic alliance amid Soviet propaganda and pressure.
Ottawa reports a fierce parliamentary clash over funding for Trans-Canada Pipeline Ltd to build a 2200 mile Alberta to Ontario Quebec gas line. The battle included shouting and a failed bid to censure the Speaker. Senate approval followed within days as the price tag reached 375 million dollars.
The government argued that work should begin in early July and that TransCanada was the only agency capable of performing the job.
U S coal, labor and rail groups urged the federal power commission to block gas exchanges with Canada. They say imported gas would displace large coal outputs and harm U S workers and communities, citing Midwest and Tennessee Gas Transmission applications to swap gas with Trans Canada for resale in Montreal.
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