Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - October 18, 1960, Winnipeg, Manitoba Free press phone number whitehall3-9331 a de Paiit tits including classified ads final edition Winnipeg free press you will find Jumble Puzzle Page 24 deaths 7, movies 15 finance 10, 11 women s 16, 17 comics 12, 13 sports to 22, radio to 14 24 to vol. 68 17 36 pages single copy Price 10 cents Winnipeg tuesday october 18, 1960 rises . Moon rises . Sets . Moon sets . Forecast inc flurries 20 and 45 Russia May quit in Nehru fears Khrushchev is sincere on disarmament new Delhi a prime minister Nehru has expressed fears that a Situa Tion might arise when rus Sia would walk out of the United nations the hindu Stan times said today. Nehru conveyed this impression to the Cabinet and for eign ministry after his return from the in general Assembly session. The says. Considered to be close to the Nehru government and the governing Congress party. The times says Nehru is aware of soviet Premier Khrushchev s exasperation at the procedural muddle into which the world organization has the times quotes Nehru As giving the impression that Khrushchev despite his was sincere and serious about Dis armament and therefore Nehru Felt that unless Thorp was a reasonable Russia might Boycott the United nations. The times quotes Nehru As calling in Secretary general Dag Hammarskjold a great Westem Liberal whom ii held in High Esteen. For his personal integrity and but Nehru the High office of Secretary general was no Long Nehru fears for l n or honorific but one faced with in creasing responsibilities which necessitated readjustments. French a Force plan hit Paris Premier Paul Reynaud predicted today that the United states would give the atomic bomb to speaking to the National As Sembly during a debate on plan to provide France with its own atomic striking Force Reynaud said i think personally that the United states is going to give the atomic bomb to nato. I think this will be done by a decision of president Eisenhower immediately after the . Presidential election of nov. 8." Reynaud argued that what Canada leads in Parley United nations . Up with disarmament the major is sue committee work begins in Earnest Sembly at the today in general As after nearly a slum action soon Roblin vows hell Clear obstacles Premier Duff Roblin promised tuesday there would be no delay in approving the City of Winnipeg s plans for slum clearance. But he said a decision on provincial Aid for the project would have to wait for the next session of the legislature. Or. Roblin s Promise followed agreement by City Council monday night to Start work on Urban re Newal without provincial Aid if necessary and a decision to press the province for speedy approval of the City s plans. The Premier noted that the pro Vince has several City slum Clear Ance projects before it for approval. If they let us know which ones they want we will give a decision shortly. There will be no lengthy Council s decision monday night was on a motion by Aid. Edith Pennant health committee chair Man who v As backed by delegations from three major Church groups. Aid. Tennant said she did not believe a Premier who wants to five a lot of Money to underdeveloped nations would refuse to help with Winnipeg slum Clear Ance. She called for immediate action to remove this pinpoint site of Manitoba atom Village govt. To House White Shell workers near North Shore of Sylvia Lake by Victor Mackie Ottawa staff site for the new White Shell nuclear research Village is lie tween the North Shore of Sylvia Lake and the Pinawa Channel of the Winnipeg River about 60 Miles Northeast of Winnipeg. Atomic Energy of Canada announced the site of the new Village Lor employees of the nuclear research station tuesday. The Village will be located about a Plant As cheap As Auto German invention will be ready by 1962 Bonn a a leading West German nuclear scientist says Day is approaching for url Anim refining machines ing about the same As an Auto Miles from the property be no obtained by atomic Energy of Canada for the nuclear Plant and about eight Miles South and seven Niles East of the Village of Lac ;