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U.S. indicated that a summit] NEW MINISTER - matic talks from Geneva to Bont) meeting—the expressed wish of| Works Minister Howard y announcing that he wants to/ premier Khrushchev — hinges on| 63-year-old Vancouver lawyer continue as chancellor of West! acceptance by the Soviet Union| a member of the House Germany, and not step upstairs| of Western rights in Berlin until|

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ward the Russians. His announce-| spparently in the happiest of] an operation for the this ment became more piquant since) moods, finished his speech-filled| an electrode that had placed] by flying the Atlantic both w: MONTREAL (CP)—The Cana- the

ae ee Mt followed a furore raised by|tour of Albania, the smallest|in her body for flight.| non-stop. It took off from Green-| dian Textile Council has asked all out A is inal The Times of London, which fea-| Communist satellite still hammer-| Bu:. the scientists said, her death flew to the Irish coast and| textile unions in Canada to unite s do the to

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wood, flight} back tary Selwyn Lloyd would be re-| «peninsula of peace.” that carried her to outer space| hours, 58 minutes. Average air| employment in the cotton indus- with} speed addresses| gress in London’s historic West-|which included professors, bish-|tic community “one step nearer Prime Minister Macmillan went}in his campaign to discourage| her !ittle friend, Baker. Rail was

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