1 THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, JUNE 30, 1961.
NAVY SAYS LATEST LAUNCHING A PROTOTYPE
U.S. plans navigation by satellite system
Washington, Junb 29. The U.S. Navy sold today that the triple satellite shot into orbit from Copé
during Canaveral night "looks like the most successful launch we have had."
the
One of the satellites has been described as the first operational rototype of the Navy's planned navigation Bystem, satellite expleted to be operational Inte
next year.
The plan
call for
four satellites to be spaced in orbit so that ships, planes and sub- receive naviga- marints can
tional "Axes" accurate to within one-tenth unprecedented an if a mile,
'HOPEFUL'
periment made him hopeful that the Navy's system would be the Arsi operational satellite system in the world. The Navy hoped its satellite navigation system would be in operation by late this year, he said.
In-
Vice Admiral John Hoyward, Deputy Chief of Naval Opera-
The three datelilies sent,
with the nuclear over Cuba tions for Development, told re- porters at a press conference to- cluding one day that the success of the ex-generator, passed
TEST FOR PEACE OR WAR
NOT FAR AWAY-DE GAULLE
Neufchateau, June 29.
President Charles de Gaulle said on arriving here this evening on the
second day of his tour of eastern France: "I cannot believe that INCOME
anybody wants war, that is to say, the destruction of our species”.
Frenchman's joke may mean jail
Paris, June 29,
A young Frenchman who put on a mask and mimicked President de Gaulle today found himself facing a possible year in juil and a fine of 200,000 new Francs (about £14,300).
These are the maximum sentences for "outrage towards Hend of the State" with which he was charged.
The man, a 29-year-old pottery artist, is alleged to have driven up the Champs Elysees in the back of an open taxi wearing his mask and officer's hat, waving to people and shouting: "I understand you, Frenchmen and Frenchwomen."-Reuter.
'PEASANTS' REVOLT'
Farm leaders meet Premier
Paris, June 29.
French farm leaders tonight met the Prime Minister, M. Michel Debre, to discuss ways of helping agriculture, as the "Peasants' Revolt" continued in many areas despite yesterday's truce call.
NUT,
the
The President, addressing
H
who
was:
which crowd
at the railway greeted him
is confident station, said he
and pence will be maintained added: "We shall have it more easily if our people are united and it the free world stays united to remain freo".
CRITICS
to
De
prefaced these Couile remarks with a reference "an Eastern bloc with ambitions We asked: and pretensions."
"Does it want peace-or war?
that
of
He went on: "We shall soon know. Everylxxly knows that the test is not far away."
std The President despite the arguments crities of his administration France is growing in power and influence,
TAX TROUBLE
Los Angeles, Juno 29. The U.S. Internal Ravenue Service filed civil actions Hollywood against three personalities today, claim- ing they dwo nearly US$26,000 in income
taxes.
Vic Domon Is being in arrears 1958 income taxes.
accustd
of
US$10,662 for
shortly alter launching, Admiral represented Hayward naid.
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CIRCLING GLOBE
He said that it anything bad Kone wrong with the launching. the package might well have
But he fallen in Gabr. counted all possibility that the would have nucicar generator
Calf born
with two heads
Adelaide, Juno 20.
A freak calf with two al- perfectly sliaped and
heads was most identical born yesterday on Mr Rón farm at Hutchinson' Mobilong. near bluray Bridge. about
CO
miles
The calf, whose mother
from Adelaide.
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a pedigreed
Friesian,
lived for
ouly P
few
minutes.
bas
Mr Itutchinson placed it in a local freezer to await, scientific examina- tion China fall Speels),
dis-
POST FOR TONY
to the
bazard,
any
radiation
Admiral Hayward told the press conference, at the Deferice Department that the satellite passed over Cuba, Brazil and the length of South America,
The mtellites sent aloft last night are
the globe circling every 104 minutes, he once
added.-Reuter.
B.O.A.C. STRIKE ENDING
London, June 29,
A go-slow strike lavolving 3,000 man at London Air- port showed signs of an carly settlement tonight.
Over- The men all British seas Airways Corporation cm- ployees had begun working to rule during the afternoon in support of 290 corporation elec tricians
since last on silke
the dismissal of Monday over nine colleagues.
The dispute had today caused nine incoming and outgoing
10 nights
bo International grounded.
MEETING
Landon, June 20. Mr Anthony Armstrong- Jones was today named artistic
Tonight, after a long meeting architects and of union leaders, management adviser
"Design."
representatives and o Ministry decoration magazine
Mr Armstrong-Jones left his of labour conciliation officer, a "under- job as a photographer when he statement, cald that married Princess Margaret, and standings have been reached has taken an unpaid job on the with the various parties
recently helped will lead to an early resumption to the Algerian problem, Pre-to the legal troubles of Murray Council For Industrial Design, corned, which, it is expected,
at London Airport." sident de Gaulle said partition and his wife. They are currently | for whom he
The other two, Hope Lange and her husband, Donald Mur- ray, are alleged to owe US$8,327 Alluding, en the eve of then income for 1959.
The government sulis added resumption of the Evian 18ks,
is a solution to be contemplated involved in a contested divorce design an elaborate bird-house, of work only in the last resort. He add-case in superior court-AP.
ud that in any case it is essential
to end as quickly as possible a
dron for which pence is the, unly acceptable cutcome.
WAVE OF UNREST
Turning to the current wave, uf unrest among French farmers his the President dented that
Hovernment has been guilly-s its crities suggest-afn lack of He interest in agriculture. admitted that modernisation of has country's agriculture the
the with kept nut modernisation of its industry, but insisted that the problem is well on the way to being solved. It is up to the farmers, as well
pince
-AFP.
Reuter.
Battle of the Bible begins
London, Juno 29.
COA-
The Battle of the Bible" between the Queen's Printers and the University Presses of Oxford and Cambridge has come out into the open with the publication here of a paper-back edition of the Gospel according to St John taken from the now English Bible.
The ce
was shilling Gospel published by Ayre and Spot- tiswood, the Queen's Printer who claim they have a righ! under the Royal patent to in any edition
Bible That
volutionary
new
the
and Spotllswood Еуте Iranslation But
E Colonel O. Chairman, of the Bible, claim that they,
Crosthwaite Eyre, said that action in firm's and they alone, hold
while his copyright of the translation.
publishing the Gospel accord- ing to St John would normal- breach of COPYRIGHT
ly be a "flagrant the copyright," they were the copy
the They say they hold
Royal patent sure that right because the new Eng-
the older overrode the Copyright Act.- lish Bible is not by But the University Presses, who
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as the government, to make an effort, he added.
The president's our has so far been characterised
enthusiastic receptions, with not
the alightest discordant note.- AFP.
Also attending the roundtable prices are ruining small farmers.
San Quentin, meeting were top government especially in Britanny where the
California, June 20. experts.
Finance revolt" began. furn
who Ronald Rittger, 25, farmers de- Heports of new Minister M. Wilfrid Baungart-
from
grew up in California criminal the Agriculture (monstrations poured in and
ultimately and institutions of northern and Minister. M. Henri Rocherau-many areas
Last knifed a fellow Inmate to death, whose home in western France southern France today.
was executed today In the San was badly damaged by a bomb night's truce call had specifically
excluded "demonstrations which Quentin Prison gas chamber. explosion today.
UPI. are already prepared."-Reuter.
The truce in the revolt was called by the National Council of the French Farmers Federation ne gesture to case the climate for today's Paris meeting. M. Debre had warned he would call of the meeting unless agitation cesed.
HIGHER COUNCIL
The farm teaders were CX- pected to ask the government to set up higher counell of agri- culture to control government farm policy. They claim falling
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Philadelphia, Juno 29. The Polish merchantman, Polanica, its hold filled with explosive Industrial nophthalene, cought fire hore today, sonding crow and cockors scurrying for the relativo safety of the quayside.
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towed The Polemica was out to sea by a tug, at one of lowing cables broke and the went dritung merchantman aground on a sandbank in the River Delawuro, close to tho town of Camden, Now Jersey.
Fire launchta fought blaze on the ship whose chief engineer had remained abonni with an electrician rendy, to leave at the Art sign of the flames retching the cargo.
Because of the danger of an explosion, police closed Camden's waterfront to the public~~AFP. | 20 Tan.
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DOWN
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0 Heavenly swimmer?
7 Horror-struck.
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17 Save
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