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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jan 08, 1957

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Plans for US Middle East force use stir Congress and Egypt

Spokesmen for party groups in the Senate and House say the plan would be passed narrowly after vigorous debate. Congressmen demand precise triggers before approving military action amid doubts a major Soviet threat is imminent. Egypt’s Cairo press notes the plan seems complex and vague while Iraq’s King Feisal praises national guidance over outside interference. Damascus Radio accuses Eisenhower of unclear policy toward potential aggression from Britain France or Israel.

Senate United States Congress Egypt Feyer Iraq Feisal Irak Hejeis Damascus Fisenhower Middle East Eisenhower Britain France Israel

Casey Warns Russia Off Middle East Policy

Mr Casey comments on Eisenhower administration Middle East policy declaring U S aid and congressional authorization could counter Soviet influence. He says evidence of Western unity is needed while warning against subversion and urging support to resist insidious Soviet moves amid regional tension including the Suez crisis. A separate bus crash on Scott's Crossing Bridge injures no one.

Aup Carey Eisenhower Congress U.S Middle East Casey Syria

Historical note on American initiative in world affairs

The remark mentions cooperation across regions and the need for collaborative effort in shaping past and present international actions. It emphasizes collective contribution and shared responsibility in global outcomes.

Hammarskjoeld to Visit Hungary in Spring

Dag Hammarskjold, United Nations secretary general, was expected to visit Hungary in the spring, according to Hungarian Foreign Minister Horvath. The government refused to admit UN observers under current conditions, fearing they could aid counterrevolutionaries and hinder peace restoration. A four-man UN team held talks with Hungarian officials on economic police, with discussions also on possible financial aid to help rebuild Hungary’s broken economy.

Budapest A.A.P Reuter United Nations Dag Hammarskjoeld Hungary Horvath U.N Fier

Snake Scares Swimmers at Cotter Pool

About 30 swimmers at Cotter pool fled in a hurry yesterday afternoon when a large black snake appeared in the water. Eyewitness T. M. Knight of Miller Street, O’Connor, said the scene was remarkable as swimmers rushed from the pool. The crowd on the bank threw rocks, one direct hit stunned the reptile and it floated to the surface. A swimmer then finished the snake off with a stick.

Cotter T. M. Knight Miller Street O'Connor

Five Rescued By Life Savers At Bribie Island

Four fishermen and a would be rescuer were thrown into the sea when waves capsized their launches off Bribie Island. They spent 45 minutes in the water before surf life savers in a murf boat rescued them. Fishermen named Stewart Mann Hopp West of Brisbane and the would be rescuer retired Navy Commander C Byrne.

Brisham inMonday Bribie Island Caloundra J. ‘Stewart R. Mann M. Hopping D. West Brisbane Navy C. Byrne

Fire rages across Queensland and New South Wales border

A massive fire driven by shifting winds advances toward Tibooburra and Moombidary as NSW and Queensland border regions battle the blaze. NSW bush fire officials rush roadwork crews to establish breaks while volunteers defend properties including Zenonte and Nevertire. One man, John Galloway, died tending a smouldering fire at Black Gate station. About 80,000 acres burned in NSW with extensive fence destruction and 100,000 acres of grassland lost elsewhere.

Sweet Tibooburra Queensland N.S.W Hungerford N.S.W. ‘Bush Fire Committee Sydney Bourke Lhe N.E.W Black Gate Station Menindee Dar Zenonte Station Thargomindah Nevertire N.8

Lamb fault in electric polisher shocks Sarina home resident

A resident near Sarina south of Mackay reports an electrical fault in a floor polisher. Investigators identify a fault in the device causing a minor shock inside the home as authorities inspect the appliance and wiring.

Mackay Lamb

Sydney Wharfies Protest Over Shift Rate Disputes

In Sydney port, 3,350 seafarers aboard 26 ships across overseas and interstate lines were dismissed for alleged insufficient effort after refusing to work at the rate fixed by shipowners. Watersiders plan a one shift protest as a union branch meets to decide next steps.

Sydney Mom Fitz-roy Syd Workers’ Federation thaiMr T. Nelson Jagain

Ship San Antonio Grounded in Cyclone Near New Caledonia

The 8,000-ton Panamanian vessel San Antonio ran aground tonight on the north west coast Barrier Reef off New Caledonia during a 69 mph cyclone. The French Navy repair ship Vulcain has departed Noumea to aid the stricken ship, with no indication of its fate.

Noumea New California A.a.p.reuter San Antonio Vulcain

Armistice Body Attacks Israel Reported From Jordan

A report states armistice observers accuse attackers entering from Jordanian territory on December 31, marking a serious violation with penetration into Jordanian air space. The event heightens regional tensions and prompts calls for immediate investigation by involved parties.

Danian Jordan

Record Fire In Alice Springs Retains Losses

A destructive blaze in Alice Springs caused extensive damage with records and plans destroyed and likely unrecoverable. The fire prompted emergency crews and investigations as residents awaited updates on impact and rebuilding progress.

Alice Springs

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