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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jul 28, 1958

Page

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Britain presses UN arranged leader talks amid Middle East strain

Western leaders oppose short notice summits as they urge U.N. arranged talks. Pravda accuses the U.S. Britain of stalling tactics while Moscow demands stronger forces in the Middle East amid Iraqi unrest. Baghdad Pact ministers plan to discuss a possible summit strategy with Turkey, Iran, and Pakistan. The Baghdad republic recognition debate and Iraq’s revolt loom as postwar policy shifts unfold.

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U S Shoots Explorer IV Into Orbit

Explorer IV launched by a Jupiter rocket reaches an elliptical low Earth orbit about 177 to 1 268 miles up, circling every 119 minutes. The satellite weighs 20.8 pounds, sharing space with Sputnik and Vanguard as part of early U S space efforts.

Andy Adhition Outer Space Noid Anan Mes Russia Sputnik Vanguard G. C. Ludwir University of Town U.S. Navy Acientlats

EYPLORER IV TRACKED AT WOOMERA

The Woomera satellite tracking station monitored the new US spacecraft named Explorer IV as it passed over the Atlantic and south by Cape Town. Data from the signal showed brief passes 2 to 10 minutes long and the craft was expected to reach Adelaide by telecommunication.

Avelator Woomera Kweptorce TV Five Pitts Fred Carnation Senmle Satellise Adelaide

Evatt condemns unilateral action by nations as “taking the law into their own hands”

In a radio and TV interview Dr. H V Evatt accused Britain and the United States of taking the law into their own hands by sending troops without UN approval. He contrasted U.S. and British actions with UN Charter rules and rejected charges of McCarthyism while defending the Soviet veto.

Meleovent Sinuia Unites Nations Fyvatt Britain Evatt Casey Une Lebanon

Defences Based On Limited War Says Cramer

Brisbane report quotes Australia’s Army Minister Cramer stating a global war was unlikely but a limited war remained possible in the region. He notes defense ground and air plans hinge on limited conflict, with Mohd Vine and Mackey attending the Griffith rifle range opening. Deputy Heath confirms a shift in life support for next February as negotiations continue for 105 mm howitzers.

Brisbane Crame Vine Tear Mackey Cramer Ceather Uta

Crippled Plane Lands Safely After Emergency Flight

A damaged American Airlines jet with 33 passengers, bound for Newfoundland, made an emergency landing at Aygently as naval craft escorted the stricken aircraft to safety.

Navy Scotia AAP -Reuter Ameryan Airlines Tal Nerfoundland Sie Wircraft Dotglag D.ctc Ureraway Safety

Queen Names Charles Prince of Wales in Historic Announcement

The Queen declares Charles as Prince of Wales amid public jubilation in Wales. The historic investiture aligns with royal protocol, with the title to be used upon his 16th or 17th birthday and no immediate investiture.

Charles Prince of Wales Wales Lainduye Kind Prince of Waley Rig Edward T Howard Chester Edward VII Courh Keown Ag Wale London Duke of Ee Iis White Queen Mary Queen Alexandra Charis

Sultanate turmoil upends Middle East revolt efforts

British forces backed the Sultan of Muscat and Oman against rebels in Northern Oman and Himyar as tensions rose over a planned British withdrawal. Aimed at containment, the strategy faced limited intervention and uncertainty about a full assault, with Saudi and regional powers watching closely.

Britain Bahrain AAP -Reuter Muscat Oman Inf Te Desert Resiggady Alvelith Siate Arabia Himyar L Sain bin Taimur London Petroleumn Develop 8 Sup Fightare Wamp Panke Af Nisa Pir

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