Winnipeg Free Press

Thursday, July 05, 1956

Issue date: Thursday, July 5, 1956
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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 5, 1956, Winnipeg, Manitoba Free press phone number 93-9331 final edition Winnipeg free press the weather Winnipeg sunny and a Little warmer. Winds Light. Low tonight and High Friday 50 and 75. Vol. 63 no. 240 44 pages single copy Price a cents weekend edition with comics 10 cents Winnipeg thursday july 5, 1956 Sun rises 5.26 . Moon rises 2.52 . Sun Seta 9.39 . Moon sets 7.13 . Forecast sunny lose wheat sales m Civ or Char Ges dumping by . Scuttles Market Ottawa up Canada lost substantial sales of to India and Egypt because of the United states policy of Selling Grain for local currencies under Long term Loans the com Mons agriculture com Mittee informed wednesday. Bonn House splits on Call up troop of denied London the British foreign office said thursday that it had no information about any new deputies quit Bill rammed through a pakistani or aussie in Rideau Hall another pipeline Lakehead pipeline in 1957 Bonn special Nyht the first important walk out in West Germany s Post parliament took place wednesday night As the and information about any new Renauer regime pushed ils crisis in the Middle East. The conscription Bill a Ted nations truce supervisory major step nearer enact commission in Jerusalem denied reports that israeli troops were George Melvor. Chairman of the massing on the Border apart from Canadian wheat Hoard said this Normal troop manoeuvres. American policy is the main Rea j son for loss of wheat markets by Canada. Markets were lost for reasons beyond our an israeli foreign ministry spokesman said charges made by ment. Deputies of three opposition Par a ties totalling 202 quit the floor of the parliament after charging that the Adenauer forces were unwilling to discuss a series of 48 Iii the Jordan authorities about blistering amendments to the con 1 massing of the troops were pure an egyptian news Agency re ascription Bill. Then with a Large part of the bundestag empty about 250 sup Lic made the statement ii zen argue t i Rescics Tor wheat under Loans in 40 Vears. The local currencies vice regal Exchange urged Ottawa up an opposition member suggested wednesday that Canada should Exchange governors Gen eral with other Commonwealth countries even if it meant some future resident of Rideau Hall would be a Man of different color and religion. The proposal came from Wai lace Nesbitt during commons consideration of spending estimates of state f rotary Pinard s department. See Exchange Page 4 could not be taken out of the in a Amman. Jordan a a Jor porting country by the s. Had to he spent on local projects. Lulal or. Argue said the u. S. Is re ported the Sale of 100.000.000 bushels of army spokesman reported wednesday night s dramatic walk out. Chancellor Adenauer is coming Back to Bonn from a stale visit to Rome to try to assure final in israeli and Jordan of the conscription Bill on traded automatic weapons fire i Friday before parliament recesses ror thursday across the demarcation for the summer. However even his line dividing the two countries. Us. Wheat under this scheme. Canada i the Exchange lasted 10 minutes should adopt a similar policy so near hum Mana Village in the cd that can at least participate in Treme North. One jordanian sales of wheat to Farmer was injured. The israelis were also believed to have suffered casualties the spokesman added. Jordan c o 1 a i n e d to the or. Melvor said the wheat Board had been in touch with India recently and was told the country would be interested in buying Canadian wheat at from in truce observation authorities 20 to 25 cents under our present i about the latest incident the spokesman said and an invest the Seaboard Price of no. Legation now is going on. Northern Canadian wheat was sl.97 ii a Bushel june 27. No. 2 Northern was s1.94 see wheat Page 4 Kashmir talks two die army Driver charged Brandon special Brandon City police Are holding a Young Winnipeg army Reserve private on a charge of reckless driving in connection with the death of two will not diminish the blow which German rearmament has just suffered. See Bonn Page 8 steel strike threatens in Britain London in Industry fighting to retain its vital Export markets thursday was threatened by a steel strike thai would be Felt in nearly every Field of production. The decision rests with maintenance workers in the Stee Industry. Strike action has been recommended by their Union Lea Ders who failed wednesday to Settle a wage dispute with employers. It Ilii Iii Uthit ii l Toj j f l j London a near the provincial fair deadline for reply is next Nehru and crawl Fri Mohammed grounds about 3.30 . Thursday. I wednesday. London new spa Ai in Hoiu Ftp to predict that the men will vote All failed Al Dav to break he a Cong detained in Brandon jail i a d the booming seven year deadlock Between in is pet. Richard Freeman of booming Ransom awaits kidnapper Westbury. ;