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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Aug 18, 1958

Page

5

Exiled leader rejection of plan stirs Cyprus crisis

AAP Reuters reports Archbishop Makarios and Cypriot leaders reject a proposed plan backed by London and Athens. The churchman warns against enforcing a settlement without Cypriot consent, stressing grave consequences for democratic rights and regional stability. He and other officials urge a solution respecting Cypriot will and colonial power responsibility.

Athens Cyprus Bir Hugh Fest Archblatem Mekerien Makarios Minty Ibility

U K Sputnik Goes Under The Sea Currents Study

Dr Deacon of the National study explains a buoy like the Sputnik floats at depths 500 to 10 000 ft to track deep ocean currents. Hydrophones on tracking ships follow signals to map currents, aiding weather and navigation research across British and allied fleets.

Earth Deacon National Green Hills Surrey London Br. It. C. Wallow Explorer Tt Ia & Jong Plese Umea Dr. Deacon Tecoma

Late Afternoon Wedding At St John s Church

Ail eey Johnston wed Mr Peter Winder in a late afternoon ceremony at St John s Church on Saturday followed by a reception at Dune troon House. The bride, daughter of Mrs Sydney and the late Mr Khan, wore a white satin wedding dress with matching accessories and carried violets. The bridal party included Mrs Patricia Hin as matron of honor and Mr Stewart Harris as best man.

Aileey Johnston Peter Winder Bt, Pier Dune Troon House Tom Nughter Sydney Mr Khan Trek Winder Bie

Setback in space science mars first lunar venture

A U S space project aimed to place a satellite around the moon or Earth and Moon, hoping to extend observation beyond current Russian and U S satellites. The 77 second rocket explosion disrupts plans, while scientists vow further attempts as debates over space costs and radiation risks intensify.

Moon United States Project Earth Russia United States

Minister Praises Woomera and Maralinga Facilities

UK minister Mr Jones praised Britain's testing range at Woomera in Wales and Maralinga in Australia. He said Woomera eliminates declassification risks and supports recovery of guided missiles, while Maralinga remains a unique site for nuclear test history. The BBC noted negligible fallout concerns and emphasized UK Australia cooperation in the Western alliance.

Jones Britain Wales Woomera Maralinga Sie Droney Maralings Walle

Holiday Activities For Schoolboys

YMCA runs organised holidays for schoolboys following last year’s outing. From August 25 visits to Canberra sites including Government Printing Office Mt Stromlo Observatory police station and radio 2CA. bookings at YMCA office starting Thursday. Ages 10 plus should call in person. September 4 a joint YMCA YWCA parade at Albert Hall. Lorrobortes Park Youth Centre will host wheel holiday activities 2 pm to 3 pm. Two Thursday afternoons feature film screenings for children.

YMCA Anda Canberra Government Printing Office Mt. Stromlo Observatory 2CA Albert Hall M.ca Yw.ca Lorrobortes Park Epis

Soekarno Warns Dutch Against Being Stubborn

President Soekarno warned the Dutch against stubbornness over West New Guinea on the thirteenth anniversary of Indonesian independence. He urged bold action to pursue the territory, saying the Netherlands must choose between stubbornness and heeding history. Parliament Speaker Sartono criticized Australia for taking Holland’s side and urged adherence to a good neighbour policy.

Wakanica Sunuay A.a.p-Reuter Soekarno Holland West New Guinea Idonesia Indonesia Sartono Australia Sertono Austral Irian Netherlands

Canadian Trade Fair Attracts Australian Firms

Australian firms display at the Canadian National Exhibition in Toronto opening Wednesday. Minister for Trade McEwen notes the Australian woollen industry and textiles will be showcased alongside wool quality, textiles, brid fashions, and a vehicle display.

Vuacranantirma Toronto McEwen Hig Fuomotive Australia

Scoffs Crossing Bridge Closed By Sudden Rise

Bridge closed to traffic for five hours on Saturday after heavy rain Friday night. Molonglo headwaters receded and the bridge reopened at 4 pm. Weather data recorded 107 points of rain in 24 hours at Fairbairn and another 40 points by late night.

Molonglo Fairbairn

Churchill engagement to golden wedding couple marked

London society notes that on August 15, 1908 Clementine Hoxler announced her engagement to a rising British politician. Clementine and her future husband, now Lady and Sir Winston Churchill, will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary on September 1.

London A.A. B.reuter London Society Clementine Hoxler Clementine Ol Ucian Sir Winston Churchill

Terrorists Cut Women Hair in Cyprus Publicly

Gunmen in Cyprus have publicly cut women's hair in a shocking display described by reporters in Nicosia. The incident reflects intensified security fears as violence erupts in the region.

Nicosia A. P.reuter Cyprus

Special Summit Posting Box At Kosciusko Opening Dec

The Acting Postmaster General announces a summit posting box at Mt Kosciusko. One letter receiver will be opened December 22 and letters posted by summer tourists will receive a special oval pictorial postmark. Box contents will be cleared weekly and sent to the Mt Kosciusko Post Office for marking.

Mt. Kosciusto Senator Cooper Mt. Kosciusko Mt. Kosciusko Peet Tals

Torchbearers donate 1500 to Legacy at Canberra dinner

Mr W Burns, president of Legacy, received a cheque for 1500 from Torchbearers president Mr G Scott at a birthday dinner. Scott noted growth since August and the 40 members, while Burns said the amount covers about a third of Legacy’s annual welfare needs. The event featured local musical entertainment.

Canberra Legacy Legacy Club of Canberra W. Burns Legacy G. Scott Scott Tarehbensere Ite Rerernisstion Mir. Burna Lego Ir. W. Bumsflet Canberra Legacy Club T For

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U.K Sputnik Alton Blakeslee Wormlay England Waft St. John’s Great Britain United Kingdom Aubrey Jones Scoffs Crossing Churchills Kosciusko
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