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04 Nov 1957
Page 1
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Nov 04, 1957
Page
1
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Reports from Moscow via Tas claim the second satellite weighs about half a ton and travels at roughly 14 000 miles per hour in Earth orbit. It carries instruments to study radiation cosmic rays and temperature, transmits two bleeps on separate wavelengths, and includes the third stage of the rocket. The dog functions normally.
Heat pushed temperatures above 100 in New South Wales on Sunday and worsened fire risk across the region. In the far west Cohar and Rourke hit 103 degrees, while central areas cooled slightly. coastal zones saw mild rises. Severe tropical downpours disrupted roads, camps, and communications along the 1000 mile coast from Mossman southward. Nearby, a train collision near Spey left a youth injured, with authorities releasing details as droughts break into deluges in wide areas.
Dr F Jacks of the Antarctic Division calls Russia s second Sputnik launch a new tech advance unseen in the West. In Australia 40 radio amateurs reported new signals as sightings claim a square J shaped object moving NE to SW with a bright glow fading. Witnesses from Windsor and Wilston describe the object and pace, with comparisons to the first satellite.
The U N General Assembly resolved the Turco Syrian dispute in about twenty minutes after two weeks of charges. Soviet backed allegations claimed Turkey with U S support threatened global war. A fake man a agreement Thursday night let the issue fizzle out and rival resolutions were not pressed.
Australian Prime Minister Menzies is quoted as criticizing Churchill for a deplorable strategic sense. Major General Sir John Kennedy writes in The Business of War that Churchill tried to dictate strategy and bypass chiefs, with Menzies among his fiercest critics.
Sir Arthur Fadden and a large Australian party conclude an eight day tour of the New Guinea territories. He praises local development and diverse, enthusiastic communities. The delegation includes Lady Fadden, Miss Elizabeth Fadden, Health Minister Cameron, and J B Howse, departing by RAAF Convair.
Moscow reports reveal Marshal Zhukov ousted from the Central Committee and Presidium for fostering a personality cult and weakening party control over the armed forces. Rodion Malinovsky replaced him as Defence Minister as top commands face overhaul.
President Mao Zedong arrives in Moscow for celebrations marking the 40th anniversary of the Russian Revolution. He is received by Soviet leaders including Voroshilov Khrushchev and is expected to attend the jubilee session. Several former officials are also anticipated to attend despite recent purges.
Australian open ing batsman Jim Burke tore a leg muscle and will rest about three weeks after injuring while batting in Australia’s first innings versus Rhodesia in Bulawayo yesterday.
Western Australia captain Ken Meileman dominated the Sheffield match at Adelaide Oval yesterday, hitting 112 not out for a third consecutive century against South Australia. His runs helped WA reach 5270 in the match, with prior knocks of 140 in Adelaide last year and 234 not out in Perth last February.
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