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Miss Dixie Easter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Eastet.

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_ By JACK BEST Cross; advisory board, Miss’ OTTAWA (CP) — Canada will, Theresa MacLeod, Women’s In-|be watching discreetly from a | V. ‘Fraser, | distance when 21 western hem- | Bureau; Dr. /isphere foreign ministers meet |

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\the resort centre of Punta del} commodities, more than a year’ Este, though she did send one | ago: Canada is-one ef but seven | to the Alliance for Progress | hemispheric nations which still | meeting at the same site last have diplomatic ties with Ha-| August. Si | Vana. ae i 4 The conference "opening | we’

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| attached to Mr. MacLeod.’ | The evidence of Mr. Mac- Léod showed that on the ‘hignt of Oct. 24, he was proceding westward on Water Street’ be- tween 15 and 20 miles per hour when he struck the deceased. He: explained that a car passed * Bud Craig. ~» him going east just before the club decided to charter | ™omenf of impact and he did in order to attend the 2t see the victim until he hit Y's Men's Club’ meeting | him. Thursday” night in Char-| Mr. on . . | that he was driving with his motion was approved for | headlights dimmed and that purchase of a ticket to the | immediately went into Ra y- ’s -dinner with -the | mond’s Canteen, which is near ident to represent the clyb. | the scene of the accident, and Devotions were led by Rev. | asked some one to call the pol- 4 , song leader | ice and an ambulance. was Dwayne Mullins,

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tion which called for it, ‘‘consi- | der the threats-to-the peace and | to the political independence of ‘the American States that right

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extra -- continental powers dir- ected toward breaking. Ameri-| can solidarity.” ' Neither Russia nor Cuba was named in the resolution. j

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JACKSONVILLE, Fia. (AP) — A. freezing rain coated streets,. trees and wires with ice Friday and

geons. Some ‘of them froze to trees during the night and were stuck until the sun warmed things up in. late morning. Then they started falling to-the ground. : : One old pigeon hit the sidewalk but got up appar- ently unhurt ‘and waddied dizzily along the grass. His wings were frozen to his body. 2 : Many of the pigeons stood - and looked at each other, as if. in disbelief. of the icicles hanging from wings and tails. t

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thing for her husband who was great interest,” said one offic- in hospital and after visiting | ial. him they stopped back at the; Canada is deeply involved for some groceries. She , ;

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Jems had held up negotiations for .a third mill; the diversity ef. crown lands which would ve used by the third mill; and the amount of wood in the province. which if a third mill started could limit the expansion pos- sibilities of all three.

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