Satellite Sighting
i A Christchurch resident. Mr J. [Stuart, of 31 Auburn avenue. Ric|carton, is sure that he saw the second Russian space satellite at 12.21 am. today. The object, high in the sky. bore the appearance of a star, being of the same size jand colouration Mr Stuart saw iit travelling from south to north I for about a minute. Although the sky was cloudless, the object twice faded from his sight but [each time he caught sight of it [again. “It definitely was not a falling star; it was moving too slowly for that," Mr Stuart said.
When ail Men are Equal.— "ln Pakistan all men are equal when they go to pray, and somehow the knowledge of that pervades everything.” Philip Mason speaking in the 8.8.C.’s General Overseas Service.
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Press, Volume XCVI, Issue 28435, 15 November 1957, Page 7
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