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AMERICA'S GOLD-PLATED PLANET SPEEDS ON AT 4,500mph
Frigate
Of The Pioneer IV Hurtles Past Moon Leaves
Day
OCEANARIUM
THERE has always been a
has
aquarium for Hongkong than a 200; that is if Government is thinking of establishing one of the two as a public amenity. The talk by Mr J.D, Bromhill (o
Rotary on Tuesday points
to the clear advantages of being able to draw on our own natural resources from the sea around us. For such An important fishing centre as Hongkong the preference for an exhibition of such,
a wide and colourful variety
of marine life as we possess should be ubylons. And s we know already of the Fuccess of an exhibition of one variety of Hongkong products, it is safe to
prodlet at least on equat success for this other and considerably more fascinal- ing variety.
But the iden of a conventional aquarium 19 bitoy heen
Expected To Orbit Sun
Forever
Washington, March 5.
America's gold-plated Pioneer IV planet skimmed |
past the moon at a distance of 37,000 miles at HK time 6.24 a.m, and sped on at more than 4,500 miles an hour toward an orbit around
the sun.
Transitional
Committee
For Cyprus
Nicosia, Mar. 4.
superseded by the suggestion Sir Hugh Foot, Governor of
thắt lưngkong ahnd havr an oceanarium. Those who j read the report of Mr Hromhalla-addrew-in-U China Mail will rentise that this is no random-idea that has suddenly come to light, but a project of proven sue, COSM in Ameries and of definite feasibility in Hong kong.
TR
Bromhall's
The Government's space agency said the 13.4-pouul capsule already could be described as orbiting the sim. But it will not move into its permanent ellipticni orbit slightly longer than Earth's until March 17.
Join Lunik
Chlef Dr Homer J. Stewart,
National for the of Planning
Ad- Aeronautics and Space ministration, said that once the Ru's bie tiny plet joina
Lunik in circling the sun it will have a lifetime "comparable to the Ufetime of our universe."
Cyprus, Archbishop, Makarios and the Turkish Cypriot leader, Dr Fadi! The Pioneer, fred from Cape Kulchuk in a unique joint Canaveral, Florida, vartyn Tursday, razed the moon's conference. today agreed
Bel: as ravitation!
It sho 10 pass the Earth's natural satellie on formation of a member committee to plant K time 6.24 am. At tha! the fransfer of authority point it was 230,000 miles from
I would make arrangements for the transfer of power to the independent republic within
terms of reference in the recent London agreement.
MINISTERS
pointed by the end of March.
Jovisional
to the Cyprus Republic. An official announcement afterwards said the transitional would comprise committee proposal seven Greeks and three Turks was sketched out in con-appointed by the Governor in with the Arch- siderable detali. An exer- cunsallation Jent site which he describes bishop and Dr Kutchuk. as tailor-made" has been toented and is almost certain to be available. Help has been given by the American promoters of the famous Marine Studios oceanarium in Florida. Indeed so much work has been put into it. that it would be extremely unreasonable not to carry it to the point where it can be definite considered proposition. Obviously if Government is
going to provide a loan and as a oceanarium will rutt Into EL few million dollars the project may atand or fall by thin- what is now required is a detailed plan. And if the merits of the scheme are to be fully established money is needed to carry the plans
Government: to this stage.
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could show its interest by
Fab.
Its 37,000-mile distance from the inoon nieant It did nol come close enough to gain any additional
speed from the mota's gravity, or radlo back anything about radiation in the moon's vicinity.-U.P.1.
מ1
MASS KILLER
The Kissing
Bug May
Inherit
All was conviviality at the British Embassy reception for the Russian leaders in Moscow during Harold Macmillan's recent vieft to Russia. Here Mikoyan, Selwyn Lloyd and Khrushchev enjoy a joke made by Macmillan during the reception. London Express Photo.
WESTERN ALLIANCE LEADERSHIP
"TAKE
OVER.
Earth After MACMILLAN
Atomic War
Toronto, Mar. 4.
The best candidate to
TIMES SAYS
London, March 4.
Stabbed Man
Brought Back To Life
Colony To Meet Duke
By CHINA MAIL REPORTER
Rotoiti, the Royal New Zealand Navy frigate left Hongkong early this morning for a rendezvous with the Royal Yacht, HMS Britannia, bringing HRH Prince Philip, the Duke of Edin- burgh to Hongkong.
The Rotoit will
incat two other frigates from Singapore, HMS St Bede's Bay mod MS Cardigan Bay this afternoon. and, they will form the Royal Evrort Into Hongkong.
The three frigates are expect- ed to intereept the Royal Yacht about 60 miles out of Hongkong, and after Bring a 21-gan splute; will escort her into the harbour,
Local Reporters
Warsaw, March 4. Polish surgeons have suc
ceeded in bringing back | to life a -young student
On board the Rotoli are two who had been declared Hengang reporters. They will dead after stabbing him- relay back news of the sighting self through the heart and escort of the Royat yacht. yesterday, following an Visual contact is expected to be
made ni about 8 am. unhappy love affair.
nu sl T Despite the fact that clinicul The question everyone is Esk- been dead for several minutes, weather be like." qurgeons transported him to the operating removed the blood clots and in- theatre where they
fected adrenfilene into his heart.
inherit the earth after The Times today called on, Prime Minister, Harold tests showed the student to have ing now, is, "What will the
Macmillan to take over leadership of the Western alliance from President Eisenhower, Chancellor Adenauer and General Charles de Gaulle.
an atomic war is a
crea- half-inch-long ture, known in South Ainerica as the kiss- ing bug.
Dr W. F. Baldwin, biologist at the atomic energy plant at Deep River, Ont.,
"With the American head of
State a declining force, the Ger- man Chancellor an old, unhappy man, and the French President tally preoccupied with other
STARKWEATHER said last night, research problems, the responsibility fail-
HAS EXECUTION
PUT OFF
The 10 members will be ap-
A
council ofi ministers will be established early in April, and will take! over the committee's task.
Meanwhite tr. Ankara, the Turkish National Assembly to-
Lincoln, Neb., Mur. 4. the approved night
on Cyprus by 347 | Mass killer Charles Stark. agreement
weather, who once said he votes to 138.-Reuter,
London
More Anti-U.S. Demonstrations In Bolivia
Washington, Mar. 4.
inaking a preliminary grant-n-anti-American demons
The setting up of an associn- tion to administer the pre- ject has been suggested. This would show how much interest the idea attracts. And the kind of prople re- presented on it would also show whether the project could be run technically
Heart Stitched
But he spoke out with as- surance and conviction on the A few minutes after the stab most delicate and complex wound had been stitched, the Issues in the cold war.
heart began to beat again, but the sutches broke and a On the direct question of second operation became neces
Dulles illness sary. Mr should cause, or has caused, a This operation was completely transfer of Western leadership successful and a few hours later to Britain, the President con- the patient, although still not eeded nothing.
cut of danger, began to breathe again..
The
ing on the Prime Minister to whether into the Rhodnius and its lead the niliance sensibly and family has shown it to be yet strongly in the weeks ahead the best bet to inherit ais paramount."
But, it added in an editorial, radioactive work.
"Both the irresistible force of i "Rhocnus can take 250,000
the Pentagon and the 'min saulę, object of German rigidity will
times more radiolon tin a man," he told the Etohiroke Formen's Club. "He can cmerge smiling from a dose of radiation that would fry anan ke an, ¤gg."
a
candidates to inherit the earth after an atomic war, I mais bal resistance like them, he (no might survive," he added.
wanted to die for his 11ugs like these would be good murders, won his second stay of execution today. The State Pardon Board granted Starkweather an Apri 15 hearing on bis appeal. The hearing will delay for at least magdaya theinløstrocution_op the ged-haired ex-garbage hauler. He was 10 have died on Good Friday, March 27.
Should the Pardan Board deny Starkweather's plea, it will thei set a new execution date.
stration
this occurred afternoon in front of the American Consulate in Cochabamba, Bolivia, but
"neces police provided
the sary protection,"
Department Stale ported today.
todas talked by which subsequently was dentes. I said and administratively in a telephone with the Charge
much
larger Government] bassy
re-
Starkweather, who held thla aren in a grip of terror, n January 27, 1958, with n wave of ring and knife stayings, was first sentenced to die in Decrm- ber 17. 1050, but the date was postponed because of an appeal to the Nebraska Supreme Court,
Starkweather's companion,
way that would justify D'Affaires of the American Em-Car Ana Fugate, 15. is serving in La Prz. 11 suld lie a life term for inurder..-U.P.I.
the situation in! possibly reported that
private the Ballvion capital "seemed to
Bslatunce
Investment
and from
-sources as well.
be improving" and that "nothing
Human Lips
The best is called the kissing.
sucking creature
have to be reconciled." MDulles Is Now
Khrushchev's great strength is that l has a polley. The West must have one, also.”
Hailed Visit
The Times, in common with most other papers today, baited Macmillan's Moscow trip da being useful despite its bizarre atmosphere of hot and cold diplomacy.
added The fact that Mr Macmillan's vielt re- covered from it's bad pitch and ended in the way li did `ahould also add force lo wisi he will have to say to Prz- xident * Elsenhower. Dr Adenauer er tight
which geis feed from hurtin lips. Dr. Baldwin said he has testét
the bug for gravity prossi£*** and found It can take 1,100 degrees of gravity pull coin. pared to the seven
that kill a mant,
"I think he'd be a natural as a passenger on the first flieht Lo the moon," he added.-U.P.I.
and General de
Gaulle. "Had the Moscow talks end- ed on the sour note of Mr Khrushchev'n indiscretion and his toothache, then the other. Western leaders night have been inclined to retart to the
Invited To Canada (Prime Minister: "We told your
By Diefenbaker
Ottawa, Merch 4: British Prime Minister, Harold
untoward happened today" in U.S. Envoy Calls Milan has been invited
+
La Paz
TWO points are well made by Mr Bromhall. For
An anti-American mob in La Paz stoned the American Em- bassy on Monday, in protest over there is!
criticised Bolivia.
the vast mass of the people Time magazine artlete which In Hongkong, nothing to do and nowhere State Department press office: to go for much of the time,incoln While sald there have And there is a clear need ben no Americans Injuried to for some form of entertain- far in the Bolivian demonstra
Gevon- ment equally satisfying to tlons. The America everyone. The unique con- must yesterday demanded that ception of the oceanarium Bolivia take, el necessary mea guarantees this, and while res to protect American lives
and property.-U.FI. there may be a Lemptation to settle for something teus costly,
let's look caro- fully at this much more attractive project with its variety of additional uses 'to aoo whether it can bo
undertaken,
On Lloyd
to
30."
Meanwhile In Washington, President Elsenhower. asserted his own und America's leader- ship today against talks of a power vacuum resulting from Secretary of State John Foster Dulles llness.
Radioactive
Washington, Mar. 4. Visitors, Including Preal- dent Elsenhower, were barred from sobing Mr John Foster Dullen yea- torday because the Secre try atâtatemys medito Active.
He was emitting dangerous датта rays alterra. ́ ́2019ing an" "Injection-afë radioactive gold to pre- vent hia Abdominal cancer spreading. The State Department said precautions still had to be taken, Visitors were now allowed, but they bad to keep their dis- tance and could remaini In the hospital room for only a brief period,
It was expected that tho smission of the gamma rays would end for all practicki purposes in .x. few days-Router, "
"I never think of this busi- individual," he said ness ca resting exclusively upon
The
United States has
1
virt Ottawa and might adezas n joint meeting of the Commanns and Schate, Primic Minister
Diplomats and newsmen saw London, Mar. 4. John Diefenbaker sald today. In Mr Eisenhower's press con dor to Britain, Mr John Hay Mir
The United States Ambassa- Diefenbaker told parliament ference performance this Mcemilan would go troming a vigorous effort to des Whitney, called on the British Washington on March 15 or 10 monstrate that he can and will present position that is unlike Foreign Secretary, Mr Selwyn to distuss his recent mission to provide positive leadership in that of any other country in the free world; because of that Lloyd, at the House of Commons Moscow with President Elon the threatening showdown wer hower. He said he hoped that
position, American policy, Berlin and Germany. following the Washington trip, Ho charted To new policy American statement, American Mr Macmillan would visit Ofta- courses. The idons he express action is very significant, and wa to consult with the Govem-ed reflected Mr Dulles known that is what makes Americs a ment about his Moscow trip. strategy, blended with Mr leader in the whole free world."
-U.P.I. UP.I.
Eisenhower's mliltery judgment.
here today.
Mr Whitney's call, made of his own request, was understood to have been to discuss the recent British visit to Moscow...
Reuler.
£650 For Caricatures Of A Tipsy King Shotguns Please
London, Mar. 4. Drawn by Sir Max Beerbohm, 1 The carlcalures show the In the second, he is found HREE caricatures show-famous man-about-town of the king as Prince of Wales is by a footman sitting at the foot The Duke of Edinburgh onco
atle Ting King Edward VII tine, they were exhibited in a file before ascendinWaddeston
ascending to the of the stairs. said: There are always 20 excellent reasons for doing of Great Britain in an aleo twenties but withdrawn on the Manor as the guest of the Baron In the third, he is lying,
sold. at order of the Lord Chamberlain de Rothschild. one holic state. · wero nothing for every reason for starting some-Sotheby's here today for of the day. thing," Here we have £650.· naveral excellent reasons
The
Nicosia, Mar. 4. Cyprus Hunters'. As- sociation has asked the governor, Hugh Foot, to retum about 11,000 shotguina', and sporting weapons solzed by the; authorities three years ago.
The Amociation's president
other
brandy glass in hand, on a sofa Hatening, over a speaking tube, Mr Sotiris Markides, said: "Now In the rat, King Edward in to a vicar in a nearby church that peace has returned to They were then bought pri- shown tottering downstairs in telling the congregation to Cyprus, both Greek and Turkish The King, great-grandfather vately and held until today's the small hours of the maming sympathise with the prince in hunters want to start their for starting something. And of the present Queen Elizabeth, sale where they went to Rosen- shouting "Three cheers for the an amiction" bravely borne favourite sport"--China ··Máir no reason for doing nothing, I died in 1910,
berg's, a firm of Dealers,
Reuter,
Special,
་
quechs,"
Furgrons expected
to
know the chances of a final re- covery in a few days time France-Presse,
Key Points Held
The weather for tomorrow Je not very good, The Royal Observatory forecast for (Contd. on Back Pazo, Col. 3)
EYES OFFERED TO BOB HOPE
New York, Mar. 4. Flve fons of world famous
man, Hollywood funny
Bob Hope, today offered their eyes to save the sight of the come- dian's left eye, threatened with blindness owing to find the retina.
a clot be
But the offers will
not be take up, because eye specialist, Algernon Reese, of the Columbia University Medical Khartoum, Mar. 4.
sald College
today after examining Bob Hope, Security forces guarded key
that the points in Khartoum tonight fol-
elot would be reabsorbed, with- lowing the resignation of all out the need for an operation. merbots of the Sudan Supreme
Dr Reese said.the five offers Cornetten wat words adlawed were received over forces after a bloodless coup last | the telephone at the eye centre November.-Reuter.
today France-Presse.
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