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By THE CANADIAN PRESS I JANUARY

1—.European Economic Com- munity for customs union set up [by France, West Germany, Italy, Belgium, The Netherlands, .Lux- mung. 3—Sir Edmund Hillary ranches South Pole 0 v e r l a n (1. lord Hailes first governor-gen— eral of West Indies Federation. mdDr. Vivian Fuchs. 11 Other mush explorers, join Hillary dram opposite direction.‘ 23—Ven- ezuela revolt forces President Jiminez to flee to Dominjcan Re' public, gsLBaghdad Pact allies set up joint military Planning start. ill—U.S. earth satellite Ex- plorer placed in onbdt.

FEBRUARY

1-«Egypt and Syria join In United Arab Republic. Collision of two US. military planes in California kills 48. 6—4Manchester United soccer team plane crashes at Munich, 21 dead. 8-‘French planes bomb Tunisian border vil- large of Saklet - Sidi - You'ssef, 78 killed. 24—Agreement on U.S. missile bases in Britain an- nounced at London. ZS—School bus crash at Preston‘burg. Ky” kills 23 children and driver.

MARCH

1 — Turkish ferrylboat sinks near Istanbul, 350-400 lives lost. Dr. Vivian Fuchs completes first Antarctic continent overland crossing. Swedish Mai-Gen. Carl Carlsson von Horn succeeds Can- ada’s Lt.-Gen. E. L. M. Burns as UN truce chief in Palestine. 7—Queen Mother Elizabeth com- pletes six-week tour of New Zea- land and Australia. S—Yemen joins Egypt and Syria in United Arab Republic.

17—Vanguard I. second U.S. earth satellite, enters orbit. 22—— Movie producer Mike Todd, three others, killed in Mexico plane crash. 25—Sugar Ray Rob- inson wins world middleweight title for fifth time defeating Car- men Basilio at Chicago. zs—U.s. Army launches Explorer in into orbit, after failure of Explorer H. 27 -— Khrushchev succeeds Bul- ganin as Russia’s premier, re- mains party seoretary. 29—Jiish horse, Mr. What, wins Grand National Steeplechase. ill—Rus- sia announces cessation of nu- clear weapons tests. '

APRIL

3 -— Heavy damage to crops. property. in California storms. 4—4Protest march against nuclear tests starts in London. Khrush- chev note to Britain and U.S. re- news argument for banning nu- clear tests. B-Capitol Airlines plane crash at Midland, Mich. 47 dead. 11~Knifeaslaying of Johnny Stompanato by Cheryl Crane, 14- year-old daughter of Lana Tur- ner, ruled justifiable homicide at Los Angeles. 14 — Russia an-. nounces disintegration of dog- carrying Sputnik H.

16—5‘Prime Minister Worn-’5 National party re- elected in South Africa. 17—«King Baudoin opens Brussels World Fair. 18— Sir Grantley Adams of Barbados becomes first premier of West Indies Federation. 20—4Princess Margaret reaches Port of Spain to open first West Indies parlia- ment. Zl—United Air Lines plane. 115' jet fighter. collide in Nevada 49 dead. Zi—Canadi-an golf pro Stan Leonard wins Tournament of Champions at Las Vegas. 29-— Nasser in Moscow for state visit to Russia.

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United Nations to establish mlilpection zone in Arctic. Tim Tam was 84th Kentucky Derby, 8 -— U.S. Vice-President Nixon “fined, Spat upon, by student demonstrators at Lima, Peru, Train collision kills 131 near Rio de Janeiro. 9—Dr. Khan Sahib, 76, founder of Pakistan's govern. ins Republic party. assassinated. Mikhail Botvinnik wins world chess title from Vasin Smyslov at Moscow. 1de burns us Information Agency library at Beirut.

Iii—French Gen. Raoul Salan sets up military regime in Al- geria, appeals to de Gaulle to take power in France. French assembly. approves Pierre Pflim- lin as new premier. Ill—Khrush- chev meets visiting Canadian busmessmen in Moscow. 15—De Gaulle announces readiness to take over authority in France. Russia puts third Sputnik in or- bit. 17~Paris assembly and up- per chamber approve emergency powers. 18—B e I g i a n airliner crash at Casablanca kills 65.

26—Lt.-Col. George Flint, Cana- dian chairman of UN Israel- J o r d a n boundary commission, killed by sniper near Jerusalem. 28—Ceylon proclaims state of emergency after riots kill 13. 28—«Premier Pflimlin resigns at Paris. 30—Driver Pat O’Connor killed as Jimmy Bryan wins 500- mile auto race at Indianapolis.

JUNE

1—De Gaulle installed as pre- mier by 329-244 vote in Paris chamber. z—lceland announces it will extend territorial waters to 12-mile limit. 4 — Premier de Gaulle announces that all Alger- ians, French and native, will have vote in special election. Sir Victor Sassoon’s Hard Ridden wns English Derby. 5 — West German President Heuss addresses Congress at Washing- ton. 9~Prime Minister MacMil-. Ian confers at Washington. 11— UN Security Council votes to send military observers to Leba- non.

17—Hungary announces execu— lion of Imre Nagy, former pre- mii and ihrce other anti-Com— leaders. 19~Britain of- er wear ‘adventure in to Greece and Tur- solutlon: reaction

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Force jet tanker crash in Massa- chusetts kills 15, including six re- porters. 30——~U.S. Senate approves admission of Alaska as 49th state.

JULY S—Althea Gibson, New York

Negro star, wins her second Wimbledon women’s tennis crown; Ashley Cooper of Aus- tralia men‘s champion. Peter Thomson, Australian, wins Brit- ish open golf title. Australian Stuart MaoKenzie wins Diamond Sculls. 7—Baghdad pact mem— bers pledge Lebanon support. 9— East - West experts at Geneva agree on feasibility of detecting nuclear tests. ll—Culbam rebels release last of 49 kidnapped North Americans.

1FKing Faisal, Crown Prince Abdul lllllah and Premier Es- Said killed in army coup at Baghdad, British Embassy

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wrecked. 15 US. marines landed at Beirut; Britain moves troops to Aden. I'll—British para- troopers land‘avt Amman in Jor— dan. Nasser confers with Khrush- chev at Moscow.

18—aMoscow crowds stone U.S. Embassy. 19—4Maj. R. A. Fulton of England wins Queen’s Prize at Bisley rifle meet. 21—-Canada at UN Security Council calls for summit meeting on Middle East crisis. 24—AU.S. accepts with res- ervations Khrushchev’s bid for summit talks at UN. Queen cre- ates four British women life peers; to sit in House of Lords. 26—‘Britain chief point winner as Empire Games end at Cardiff. U.S. launches earth satellite Ex- plorer IV. 28——:Dulles at London signs U.S. support for Baghdad pact. 31 — Gen. Fu-ad Chehab elected Lebanon president by Na- tional Assemjbly.

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JUNE

1 — Canada’s population esti- mated 17,048,000. z,— President Heuss of West Germany ad- dresses joint meeting of Parlia. ment. 4—~Rt. Rev. John McNabb elected moderator at Presby- terian General Assembly in To- ronto. G—MoKee Trophy for con- tributions to aviation awarded Wing. Omdr. J. G. Showler of 0b- tawa. 7 — Five RCMP officers drowned in Lake Simcoe, 0nt.. storm. Conn Scmyt‘he's colt Cale- don Beau wins Queen’s Plate at Toronto. lit—Britain’s Prime Min- ister Macmillan addresses joint meeting of Parliament at Ottawa Montreal Le Devoir charges stock market coup in Quebec Natural Gas Corporation formation.

16 —— Progressive Conservative: win Manitoba provincial election but fail to gain over-all majority 17—Federal budget shows record peacetime deficit of $848,000.00!) Collapse of new Second Narrows Bridge at Vancouver kills 18 workmen. 19 — Parliament alo- proves establishment of joint North American Air Defence Command, NORAD. Zl—Estimate 321,000 jobless in Canada at this date.

27-4Prernier Duplessis of Que- bec says Le Devoir charges to be investigated. 39 — Duff Roblm sworn in as first Conservative Oremier of Manitoba in toyears

JULY

1—Daim blasted to create 35 mile international lake for St Lawrence Seaway power station. ewsion network. Z—IRieoord fatal- ity toll of 111 for Dominion Day weekend. 4—A. D. Dunton re signers/spat; {chairman to be- come president ' of ‘ Carleton um— ve 'ity, Ottawa. s—Escaped sea lion Cyril returned from Toledo, Ohio, to London, 0343?, mo. s-aEisenhower, Dulles, in Ot- tawa for three-day visit. Domes~ tic servant Gerta Gocde sen- tenced at Montreal to seven years for kidnapping infant Joel Reit- man. 9 — Eisenhower addresses joint meeting of Parliament. 10— Joint Canada—U.S. calbinet com- mittee on defence established. 12 -_Pr1ncess Margaret arrives by air at Victoria for Canadian visit. 13~Rimouski, Que. airport hang- ars destroyed in $1,500,000 fire. 14 -—-Announce $400,000,000 Canada con/version loan. U.S. beats Can— ada 5-0 in Davis Cup. 19~0ntario team wins Willing- don Cup inter-provincial golf tour— ney at Toronto. 21 — Ghana’s Prime Minister Nkrumah ad- dresses join/t parliamentary sit- ting. 24 — Parliament passes emergency bill to put strikebound

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CPR west coast steamships back in service. C‘OF national conven- tion at Montreal accepts CLC pro- posal for development of a “peo- ple’s political movement."

Moder-cl government signs agreement with Saskatchewan for construction of $182,000,000 South Saskatchewan River dam project. Detroit Boat Club wins Canadian Henley regatta at Port Dalhousie, Ont. 30 —— Premier Frost an- nounces $100,000,000 highway ex- tension program for Ontario.

AUGUST

2 — Ottawa crowds welcome Margaret. , S—Plane crash kills three RCMP officers searching for fugitive near West Summer- land, 3.0. HMarlene Stewart Strelt wins Canadian women’s open golf title for fifth time, at Saskatoon. ll—Princess Margaret leaves Halifax by plane for Brit- ain. ,

lz-United Steelworkers Union starts strike at Steel Company of Canada. Hamilton. Government announces sale of eight Canadian National Steamships to Cuban shipping firm. li—Ju‘stice Minis- ter Fulton announces federal<B.C. agreement to return Sonsof Free- dom Doukhobors to Russia.

17.—Prison riot at Collins 'Bay penitentiary, Kingston, Ont; two injured $65,000 damage. 20— Hoélth Minister Albini Paquette and Union Nationale MLA Paul, Henri Spence resign from Quebec legislature. 22— Bloodless bull- fights staged at Lindsay, Ont. ,y 23—Wes Ellis of Ridge'wood. NIJ., wins Canadian open golf title at Vancouver. ZB—Commns approves government bill setting up broadcasting regulatory body separate from CBC. 28—:Fiz‘fty-per- cent increase in grants to Cana- dian universities announced by federal government. 3—Diefen- baiker announces $40,000,000 grant

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1~—-Parliament approves South Saskatchewan River dam project. Jim Ferree, Winston-Salem, NC, wins $42000 B.C. centennial golf open. 2—Sons of Freedom Douk— thobors advise Russia they will ac- ;cept Canadian and BC. govern- ‘ments’ offer of financial aid to move to Russia. 5—«Canada's first Bill of Rights introduced in Par- liament by Prime Minister Dief- enbaker. Iii—Prof. Harry Crowe dismissed at United College, Win- nipeg, after personal letter to col- league reached college principal. 15—4George Chuvalo wins Cana- dian heavyweight boxing title, de- feating James J. Parker at T0- ronto.

17 — Commonwealth economic conference at Montreal gets Brit- ish proposal for progressive re- duction of trade barriers. Rev. Angus J. MacQueen of London, Ont, elected United Church Gen- eral C o u n e il moderator at Ot- tawa. 18~Diefenlbaker at Com- monwealth trade .meet pledges Canada to increase economic aid to under - developed Common- wealth countries. Brampton Ex- celsiors beat Victoria Shamrocks in Minto Cup junior lacrosse final at Victoria. .

23 -— Diefenbaker announces RCAF to be equipped with Boma guided missiles. OF-105 produc- tion deferred pending new review next March. Ontario beer distri- bution workers end sevendweek strike. 24—Strike idles 14,000 orn- ployees of International Nickel Company of . Sudbury. Montreal Royals beat Toronto Maple Leafs in International Baseball League final. New Westminster Salmon- bellies beat Welland-Crowland in Mann Cup lacrosse final at New Westminster. 26—Finnish archi- tect IVino Howell wins interna-

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OCTOBER

l+—Ottawa announces Canadian Army to be equipped with US. Lacrosse. ground-to-ground mis- sile. Consumer price index at rec- ord 126. Record grain shipping season ends at Churchill, Man. 17 —First edition 01' Canadian Social Register published at Montreal. 18—Eleven men lost, 18 rescued. when U.S. Atlantic radar patrol plane crashes at Argentia. Nfld. 22—lmmigration department or- ders deportation to Lebanon of George Christian Hanna.

23aRock surge wrecks No. 2 coal mine at Springhill, N.S., with 174 men underground; 81 brought out alive in first 24 hours. 25—— B-orden royal commission recom— mends national energy board. Blast wrecks Jackson building at Ottawa, one killed. 27~Diefen— baker at Regina announces offer of 50-50 plan with provinces to aid winter employment. Earl Alexan- der, former governor-general, ad- mitted to Ottawa hospital with heart ailment. 28 — Diefenbaker leaves by air for worldltour.

294Rescue workers at Spring- hill find' 12 men alive. 30—4Prince Philip and Governor - General Massey address English-Speaking Union congress at Ottawa. 31—- Prince Philip visits Springhill.

NOVEMBER

1—Sean more miners rescued at Springhill after 81/2 days un- denground; total survivors 100. z ~Alberta Liberal party elects Grant MaoErwan as leader. Steel Company of Canada workers at Hamilton and 83day strike.

8—Sarnia Golden Bears beat [Kitchener - Waterloo for ORFU championship. University of To- ronto wins intercollegiate title. 9

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