Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 31, 1963, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press wednesday july 31, 1963 soviet test series a blast crippled . Satellite paper Marks in the mail St. Louis russian nuclear blast detonated ii space during the soviet Tes series that ended last dec. 2 crippled the electronic equip. Ment of an american space satellite the St. Louis Globe Democrat said tuesday. In a copyrighted Story from its Washington Bureau the Globe Democrat said the sate Lite is believed still orbiting the Earth but its communication and control equipment cease to function after the russian test. The effects of the blast have never been made Public United states authorities the paper said but Are known t the russians through then monitoring of american satellites. The russians presumably now know a great Deal Abou How to Knock out any Ameri can satellites whether sent up for photographic or weather observation. Or for other purposes the Globe Democrat said. American physicists theorized that the blast silenced the elec tronic equipment of the Satel Lite the Story said because o. A phenomenon known As an electromagnetic pulse which seems to emitted Large nuclear explosions at High altitudes. This pulse is believed capable of knocking out radio radar and other electronic de vices Over vast areas for significant periods of time. The paper said that the pulse effect has raised grave ques Alderman s son admits toll fraud Nanaimo up Malcolm John Mcgregor 26, pleaded guilty tuesday to a charge of fraudulently converting to his own use fares he received while employed As a toll collector at the . Government ferries Ter Minal Here. Mcgregor the son of Nanaimo Alderman Bill Mcgregor was charged with theft Over ?50 Fol lowing an investigation into alleged ferry toll thieving. Deaths Alper mrs. Harry of 423 Burrin Avenue West Kil Dorian. Baxter James of Hartney Man., retired Canadian National railways express agent and experimental farm opera Tor. Beattie Ernest Alton 65, of 680 Toronto Street. Belbas mrs. Michael 61, of 442 Manitoba Avenue. Bjornsson. Carl 67, of Lun Dar Man. Bodnarchuk mrs. Doma 83, of 611 Dufferin Avenue widow of John Bodnarchuk. , James Alexander 93, of Hartney Man., retired undertaker. Colwell Wilfred b., 63, of 487 St Mary s Road operator of col wee s restaurant in the St. Vital hotel. Gabel Frederick 62, of 880 Alfred Avenue employee of the Board of Grain com missioners. Guenther mrs. Agnetha 76, of Steinbach Man. Johnston Alfred Peter 82, of 470 Stiles Street. Marigold mrs. Maria 79, of 806 Stella Avenue widow of Michael Marigold. Phillips John 86, of 1130 Bannerman Avenue formerly Farmer at Poplar Park Man. Saindon Felix 66, of Richer Man., retired postmaster Summers Horace Edward 50, at Edmonton alta., formerly of Winnipeg Marquette Man., and Warren Man. For farther information please see classified death notices Metz France group capt. Robert e. Macbride com manding officer of no. 2 Wing of the Cap air division in Europe. Virginia water England tidy Mary Elizabeth Hudson 95, the former viscountess northcliffe of pneumonia. Vancouver Charles k. Guild widely known lawyer who led the 1947 fight of six provinces against freight rate increases. He was born in Kemnay Man. You give the greatest Comfort with in tit att 01 sorrow ing it with exam results for grades 10, 11 and 12 should now reaching students education minister Stewart Mclean said tuesday. Or. Mclean said that state ments of Marks earned Stu dents in these grades were mail tons about whether United j de thursday. Grade 9 results states command guidance and j were mailed monday and tuesday control systems which must j in order to meet the july 31 launch missiles and bombers in an emergency would Able to function in a sudden attack or threatened attack. Deadline established his department. Or. Mclean said that the com plex Job of assessing student achievement required the Coop ration of teachers principals inspectors numerous people who serve on examination committees and representatives of various branches of the department of education. He said that extreme care is taken so that students will receive an honest objective just assessment of the work that he or she has done in the class room and on the examination paper. Disagrees with France on food Brussels a a West Market could hardly called a Community if it does not sup ply its essential needs in food. Foreign ministers from the common Market met tuesday for the last time before the sum Mer vacation with a series of Tough problems to Deal with. How to organize its food production was one. The Market s Council of min Germain spokesman disagreed tuesday with president de Gaulle s idea that Europe should grow pretty much All its own food. Hans Hille press officer for foreign minister Gerhard Schroeder came out of a meet ing of common Market leaders to make the Point to reporters. At a press conference Mon 1 Sisters tuesday approved an Day de Gaulle said the common i agreement with Britain abolish ing All duties on Tea and tropical Woods a Community spokes Man said. Under the arrangement All imports of Tea and tropical Woods will have duty free entry into the six and Britain Jan. 1, 1964. A. Spokesman said the Deci Sion applied to ail Tea except Tea in packages where there was a duty suspension to five per cent. Winnipeg Man injured in crash Kamsack sask. Up Wayne Collins of Winnipeg was in Hospital Here wednesday with undetermined injuries suffered in the crash of his crop Spray ing plane late tuesday foil Beer slops London up two Beer proof that Don t stain been shipped to a Canadian forces canteen near Churchill Man. All stores open until 9 . Fri. Sat. 37 stores to serve Cash refunds will made. 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