Security Council May Decide Suez Crisis Action
A French official notes three governments may decide on canal action while British and US officials remain noncommittal. Diplomats cite pressure from shipping interests to reopen routes. Egypt cites security concerns in the Gulf of Aqaba and asserts right to block Israeli ships under the 1888 Suez Canal Convention.
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Guatemala Missile Launch Reveals Record Altitude Flight
A two headed research missile named Oret was fired from Guatemala on Wednesday reaching over 300 miles height and 4500 mph. The 5500 lb device roared from its pad with violence shaking the earth, promising speeds five times that of sound at top velocity.
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Canadian diplomat Albert Cannon dies in Saigon inquiry
Saigon officials probe the death of Canadian diplomat Albert Cannon amid stab wounds. The security service reports no sign of a struggle in Cannon's bedroom, where his naked body was found with whisky glasses nearby. He lived in the International Truce Commission compound.
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Jordan taps new cabinet as Syrians enter country
Abdulalim Nimr forms a new government at King Hussein’s request after Suleiman Nabulsi’s resignation. Ministers largely from the prior administration. Amid street protests, students in Amman oppose the Eisenhower doctrine and seek a national government. Qantas seeks overseas aircrew as demand rises with 200 apps, 34 placed.
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New Plan for Nuclear Disarmament Faces UN Debate
London reports say the United States proposed a March 1 1958 start for an international inspection system to oversee fissionable material and ensure peaceful use. Soviet delegate Valerian Zorin was non-committal, while Harold Stassen urged cross country expert teams to meet September 1 to organize the system.
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Eden Doing Well After Operation Eden Boston
Sir Anthony Eden is recovering well after surgery to repair a bile duct problem that troubled him for four years. A New England Baptist Hospital spokesman said all signs point to good recovery with intravenous glucose feeding. Dr. Richard Cattell and Sir Horace Evans visited. Cattell reported Eden is conscious and his wife is visiting.
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Qantas Flight Disruptions Amid Pilot Strike and Border clash
A noisy strike by Qantas pilots disrupts services with London departures delayed and freight backlog minimal. Four sailors opened fire near Hiblah Jordan, Jordanian forces returned fire and fled. Jordan lodges complaint with Mixed Armistice Commission. A special vaccine flight to New Delhi departed Mascot.
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Panama Seeks Sovereignty Over Canal and Zone
Panama's president Ernest de la Guardia backs resuming sovereignty over the Panama Canal and Canal Zone. Reports quoted him saying Panamanians are angry at foreign control and U.S. satellites, while stressing no hostilities toward the world.
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Qantas Cancel London Flight as Pilots Strike
London reports Qantas Expire Airways cancelled the London to Sydney service due to a pilot strike. Eighteen pilots dismissed. navigation officers and flight engineers remain uninvolved. Rome and London based crews affected. Italy based pilots to arrange transport home. No further Sydney flights expected while talks continue.
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