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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1958
Page
2
In Oakland Mrs. Sharharo sought help as her cat clung 50 feet up a eucalyptus. A lineman and neighbor Gary Taylor retrieved the feline, but it bit Mrs. Sharbaro before vanishing.
Pro Western nations face rising doubt as Communist states denounce U S British intervention in the Middle East. Frankfurter Rundschau calls U S British policy dangerously shortsighted while Die Welt recalls past quislings. Britain papers debate duty to intervene with Times and Financial Times warning of broader danger. South Korea rallies in support. In Rome rioting and protests target the U S embassy and foreign ministry amid calls for peace demos. Damascus notes potential Arab nationalist backlash as Afro Asian group signals possible volunteers.
American tanker planes planned to fly oil from Bahrain to Jordan were barred by Saudi authorities. Jordan, not an oil producer, depended on Iraq, but Baghdad’s revolt cut supplies. In Innsbruck Austria four fighter planes were sent after a protest over U.S. overflights, with observers flown in and the U.S. pledging to avoid Austrian airspace.
Senator Richard Russell said Congress will support U S armed forces with authority and money in the Mid East crisis. He chairs the Senate Armed Services Committee and will consult with defense leaders as needed. Senator Stuart Symington noted the call for troops comes amid thinning defenses and urged sustained mobilization.
In Istanbul Turkey a progovernment paper Havadis cites calmness despite Soviet maneuvers near Turkey. Officials say Turkey remains alert yet not anxious, while Turks follow Middle East events with keen interest as radio broadcasts draw crowds at Istanbul tennis courts.
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