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03 Jan 1958
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 03, 1958
Page
1
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Delegates at the Afro Asian conference urged Britain and the United States to back Russia’s offer to halt nuclear tests. The 1800 word resolution condemned imperialism, foreign interference, and military bases abroad, urged immediate independence for colonies, and criticized European economic forces and racial discrimination. It also accused Israel of imperialist aims and denounced the European Common Market’s inclusion of dependent states.
Colombo reports Prime Minister Mr. Bandaranaike said nationalisation of the island's bus transport marks a stepping stone to further ventures. He indicated Ceylon would nationalise more services this year and in the future.
Three American mothers depart for interior China to visit sons jailed on spy charges. They travel from New York via an airliner to Los Angeles carrying sweets cakes and cigarettes for sons unseen for five to eleven years. The trip follows a State Department permission allowing liners to visit.
A UK Skymaster on a return flight from Indonesia to Europe was forced down near Valona Albania after being reportedly missing for 30 hours en route to Singapore with machinery. A French legation official in Belgrade said the crew were safe, with unclear details on their location. Albanian authorities accused the plane of airspace violation and midflight inland flight. Soviet submarines reportedly basing near Valona add regional tension with mentions of local industry and facilities.
Sputnik No 1, the first space satellite, may be visible over Canberra in the next two mornings if it does not crash. Dr A Przybylski of Australian National University estimates shows times for Canberra and Eastern States: Saturday 2.25 am and 4.06 am, Sunday 1.54 am and 3.45 am. The paths start north east sky then travel south, then for the second pass appear in the north and move toward the zenith.
Dr. Douglas Kelly, 45, chief U S psychiatrist at the Nuremberg war trials, killed himself with potassium cyanide in Berkeley after despondent illness. He left a widow and three children.
The Air Force revolt in Venezuela was crushed within a day. Government forces captured the Maracay garrison, and rebel leaders fled by air. President Jiminez claimed four power columns were advancing to crush the rebellion as unrest spread from Caracas to Maracaibo and Merida amid student demonstrations.
South Australian police pressed all known crime detection methods without solving the Sundown triple murder near Sundown Station Kulgera. Victims were Mrs H N Bowman and her 14 year old daughter Wendy of Glen Helen Station and Mr Thomas Whelan of Unley Park Adelaide. A blood-stained Vanguard sedan was found near the body and an oyster grey Zephyr car was sought after.
Water poured over Cotter Dam spillway early today with 30 million gallons in 24 hours down from 81 million the day before. Officials say restrictions remain until river flow shows a clearer decline, with a decision by the Interior Minister postponed as Canberra awaits a resumed briefing.
Athens report says Nicoas Zachariades, ex-Greek Communist leader, has disappeared after prolonged surveillance in a Moscow suburb. The dispatch mentions past imprisonment, exile to Siberia, or possible liquidation by Soviet authorities in a plan to exterminate the party leadership.
Australia lead remains strong at 449 in first innings while South Africa trailed by 240 and were forced to follow on. Benaud spun Australia to dismiss Goddard and McGlew as Davidson and slow bowlers added pressure, with superb catches by Simpson and key wickets by Kline and Burke. South Africa opener McGlew fell early in second innings as the slide continued.
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