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ket and brought them back] 40° than to ee in Sent aloft at 6:40 a.m. Moscow | launching. site was not disclosed. The an‘mals and instru- is say © WSS a2 BF time July 2 (12:40 am. ADT| The Russians .also have seat more’ than twe | termediate-range missile, . © {Jule 1), : other dogs into the stratosphere. |

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. SPANISH CENTRE Barcelona in Spain was a large settlement even before it was re- built about’ 233 BC.

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(Reuters )— Most of Argentina were without newspapers Saturday because of a 24-hour strike of news agents.

HOSPITAL INSURANCE _ DISCUSSIONS

The forthcoming Province Insurance Plan will : be discussed. and questions regarding operation of . | the plan will be answered. All adults are urged to “attend these meetings, which will be held in the

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EYES OF LOVE bridegroom,| Albert. _haye eyes only for each { church wedding followed. (AP

other during civil marriage cere-' : mony in Royal Palace, Brussels, Wirephote)

+—Royal—bride—and Italian princess Dona Paola Patio! House chauffeur, A maroon - eob ored Laprobe bore the great seal of:-the president of the United States. An air of. informality ruled dur- ing the auto trip to the fair. On«- U. S. reporter who shouted a question to Philip was told by_a - | British information service offi- cial that “that sort of thing just s . | isn’t done, you know.”

CHICAGO (CP) — Queen Eliza- and white gloves. She looked| But Philip by that time had al beth captivated Chieago Monday/| cool. Her famous_smile flashed | ready laughingly answered th¢ {and she in. turn said she was| and the spectators- clapped and | quéfy-— about the size of thé | “frightfully excited” by the city.) cheered. crowd lining the streets.

More than 1,000,000 persons,| “You will find us very keen | “Hi, QUEEN!”

| Police said, cheered the Queen! and inquisitive sightseers” Eliza- | Some people shouted “hj, | and Prince Philip in the streets. | beth said in response to welcom- | Queen,” and “‘hi, Philip,”’ as the , Thousands more fought to get} ing statements from Stratton and | automobiles rolled past.

close to Buckingham Fountain | Daley. At one stage, Philip leaned to Landing where the royal eouple|* At the trade fair, she backed | ward a shirt-sleeved policeman stepped ‘ashore in the morning. | up her words. . | armed with a revolver on one hij | At one morhent, the crowd—| In a special car, she rode and a night stick on the other, | mostly camera - carrying women through the exhibits, pausing fre- “Have you had to use tha ‘and children — surged through; quently to look and ask ques-/| thing?” he asked, pointing te the police lines and swarmed toward | tions. - | night stick.

|the automobile in -which the; ‘The trade fair was frightful “Many times,” replied the po

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Queen and William G. Stratton, gov pot Illinois, were riding. | . Moteféytle policemen, -racing , their motors, came between the | spectators and the Queen and | quickly restored order. There |were no other: incidents in the huge throngs, often standing 30 ‘deep, that turned out to catch a glimpse of the royal couple.

)MAGNIFICENT TRIBUTE

| “A magnificent tribute,” said Prime Minister Diefenbaker to a reporter. jthe royal -ouple aboard the royal yacht Britannia on the trip

’ lhere from Parry Sound, Ont.

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impressive,” said the Queen. The expression, “‘frightfully exciting” | came from-her several times as she toured Chicago.

The royal couple reached the Drake Hotel at noon and had 4 minutes to rest before going on to the governor’s luncheon.

Visits to the Museum of Sci- ence and Industry and the Art In- stitute were to follow.

FLOCK TO HARBOR

The U. 8. Coast Guard, which escorted the Britannia during its approach to Chicago, estimated | that 6,000 craft were on hand to, greet the royal ship as it steamed |

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“But not this morning, I hope,”

The policeman said: “No, not this morning.”

At navy pier, scene of the In ternational Trade Fair, The Queen and her husband spent 4 minutes touring exhibits.

The Queen rode between Prince Philip and Mayor Daley in a spe

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cialy-m red carpet stretching for 2,200'*feet along the pier, When it first was installed, offi- cials found it was 200 feet short,

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| aerial bombs burst in the~air, re- leasing British, Canadian and U. S. flags attached to tiny para- chutes: z

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press car drew alongside that | carrying dignitaries.”

Thundering ‘guns, the roar of two formations of U. S. Navy jets flying low_in tight formation, the | hoarse whistles from freighters ‘and sirens on pleasure craft greeted the Queen and her hus- band in an explosion of applause as they landed in the morning.

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“Mir. Ernest Gallant is spending his holidays with his wife an nor made up of army, marine, | daughter Sophie, his mother, Mri navy and air force troops, the) Alec Gallant: and sister Helen. /Queen mounted a dais cbvered | Mrs. ‘Harry Darby and Mr. La | with a royal blue cloth to receive! cas Allen of Summerside~were it formal greetings. |this vicinity recently.

Fireboats in the harbor sent| Governor Stratton said the | Mr. -Wendell Ward resumed hi white gushers. of water shooting) ple of America ‘‘extend to you to-| duties on the Abeweit after hit skyward. An elaborate pattern of|day a very warm and heartfelt | recent iliness. ; fountains near the landing was welcome.” _ Mrs. Prosper Peters and fam turned on. The spray, caught by| “Our people have a deep re- -iiy recently visited her sister, Mn | a brisk lake breeze, doused a spect and affection for your coun-| Leo Gallant, and family. packed crowd of ators west try.” 2 : Friends of Mrs. Albenie Arsen of the pier. The Queen replied that she and agult, St. Gilbert, are pleased tt

After greeting Governor Strat-|h band had looked forward jearn she has returned home fron ton, Mayor Richard Daley of Chi- | for long time te visiting Chi-| Stewart Memorial Health Centre, Tyne Valley. *~ -

cago, and the diplomatic repres- | cago. entatives of the United Kingdom! “We extend our warmest greet-| Edmond Bernard, stwdent ai

‘and six Commonwealth countries, ings through you to the people of | St. Louis de Kent, N.B. is epend the royal party entered automo-/this city and this state and ‘to! ing his holidays with his parents biles ‘and drove slowly across the their neighbors across the United: MF. and Mrs. Edmond Bernard city to. the International Trade’ States.” Miss Doreen Cormier is visit

Fair! Sg." oe. , SPECIAL CAR ‘ing with her grandparents, Mr LOVELY DAY The Queen rode on the first; and Mrs. Fidele Arsenault.

It was a warm, sunny day. ‘part of her trip in a Special:ear| Friends of Mr. Guss V. Gallam | Elizabeth wore a black and sent by President Eisenhower) will be sorry to hear he has um white print dress, matching hat' from Washington with a White|dergone surgery in the Prince

County. Hospital. | Mr. and. Mrs. Augustin Arsen ‘ault had as their weekend guest |their: son-inylaw, Mr. Jack Kelly |of Montreal. | Mr. Avis Arsenault had the mis |fortune to fall from a barn while | at. work and break his _.colla) bone and three ribs. He is nov a patient in the Prince County Hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. Phil Arsenault also Cecile Arsenault, all of Mone. ton, -N.B. visited Mr. and Mrs Eric Arsenault.

Miss Carmella LeClair of Mon treal, visited her parents, Mr and Mrs. Michael LeClair, ané while here she attended the wed ding of her sister Hermine t |Leo Arsenault. : Mr, and Mrs. Alyre C. Arsen . teceived word fron

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