Fragmented OCR Note on Boston Event Reactions
The readable portion mentions reactions to a 5,000 mission on the nineteenth in Boston. Details are incomplete, with names, dates, and outcomes not clearly legible.
22 May 1958
Page 1
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 22, 1958
Page
1
The readable portion mentions reactions to a 5,000 mission on the nineteenth in Boston. Details are incomplete, with names, dates, and outcomes not clearly legible.
Long Algerian crisis debate in France as M. Pflimlin outlines roadmap to restore order. Mendes-France challenges De Gaulle critics while Salan warns of military role and Tunisian government cautions France over potential consequences of action.
Report from Ampol trial details two fatalities near Toowoomba as cars clash and competitors suffer damage. Greg Cusack of Canberra withdraws after a collision while leading. Field co leaders Malcolm Brooks and Harry Firth see a pivotal shift as vehicles falter and crashes mount, with crews arriving in Toowoomba for rest.
London reports that Queen Elizabeth sent personal messages to Eh and King Hussein, signaling recognition of the newly formed Arab Union of Iraq and Jordan. Foreign Office officials outlined the move at a press conference yesterday.
Washington reports Ohio Congressman Michael Feighan demands President Eisenhower expel Soviet Ambassador Mikhail Menshikov for attempting to create division on the American scene and bypass diplomatic channels. Feighan says the move violates precedents and relies on propaganda to undermine Western Germany.
At the Australian Teachers' Federation conference representatives from 70 organizations urged the federal and state governments to provide more education funding. The Prime Minister and Leader of the Country Party were to receive deputations today as delegates warned of a crisis from restricted finances and a shortage of classrooms and teachers. They called for action to fund education, support social and cultural training, and implement Wyndham reports to secure Commonwealth-aided school construction and teacher training.
Secretary of State Dulles said the United States and Western allies will not be rushed into a summit conference with Russia. He noted talks could occur if a top level meeting serves an essential purpose not achievable otherwise and said a technical conference with the Soviet Union on nuclear test ban discussions could begin. He discussed policy adaptations and international issues including Algeria, trade with Japan, and Indonesia.
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