
Antarctic Treaty
The treaty reserved Antarctica for peaceful activity and international scientific work. Newspaper pages from 1958 to 1962 on a map and timeline.
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Evening Star — 1958-01-04, page 4
… Fuchs, to the pole. In the case of Captain Bcott's expe dition, the savagery of the Antarctic continent and Its weather was beyond the endurance of Scott, his companions and …
… will press on toward Scott Base In an effort to be the first to cross the whole Antarctic continent. Certainly the spirit of adventure which animated Captain Scott and his …
… the world—has been an Inspiration for all who have followed him Into the bleak Antarctic, Including Hillary and Fuchs. Scott’s final written words, found on his body, were …
Evening Star — 1958-02-24, page 1
… Final Leg of Trip WELLINGTON, New Zealand, Feb. 24 l/P).—Dr. Vivian Fuchs' I trans-Antarctic party was poised today for the final dash to McMurdo Sound—2Bo miles from becoming …
… understanding the two govern ments have assumed In Article V of the North Atlantic Treaty.” This article in the 15-nation NATO alliance pledges such member to come to the …
Evening Star — 1958-04-14, page 1
… Moscow has proposed. In Paris today, reliable 1 informants said the North At lantic Treaty Organization i Council, composed of permaI nent representatives of the I NATO powers …
… Bag 1,584 KOBE. Japan. April 14 (/PLTwo Japanese whaling ships re turned from the Antarctic yes terday with a catch of 1.584 blues whales. The Tonan Mart# had 782 aboard and …
Evening Star — 1958-05-02, page 1
… was U. S. to Seek Claim Freeze In Antarctica 11 Other Nations Will Be Invited To Treaty Talks By EARL H. VOSS ■t»r stiff Writer A treaty freexlng the politi cal-territorial status quo In J Antarctica is expected to be …
… Government Is expected to invite 11 other na-| tions to a conference to write | the treaty and work out details of an extension of scientific co operation in the Antarctic be yond the December 31 expira tion of the International Geo physical Year. For …
… economy reasons, the United States Is already cur tailing Its operations In the | Antarctic. Two of its bases, at Ellsworth and Wilkes, are to be turned over temporarily to …
Evening Star — 1958-05-04, page 1
… good thing the cur rent session was taking place in one of the North Atlantic ) Treaty Organization's smaller nations. The three-day session opens Monday. Mr. Dulles …
… notes to 11 governments yesterday proTtxt of American proposal. Pope A-t. posing a treaty to declare an I indefinite moratorium on press ing rival territorial claims in …
… the Antarctic. This would pave the way for continued scientific :co-operation in'the South Pole …
Evening Star — 1958-05-04, page 8
… THE SUNDAY STAR. Waahington, D. C. WMAV. «U? « HH NdTE to n NATIONS Antarctica Treaty Parley Proposed * Following u the text of a note tent uesterdah k* President Eisenhower …
… Accordingly, it would appear desirable for those countries participating in the Antarctic proaram of the International Geophysical Year to reach agreement among themselves …
… period of many years, commencing in the early eighteen-hundreds, many areas of the Antarctic region have been discovered, sighted, ex plored and claimed on behalf of the United …
Evening Star — 1958-05-07, page 20
… tion system to allay fears of surprise attack across the North Pole, and for a treaty pledging use of the Antarctic for peaceful purposes. Wide Appeal Seen Mr. Allen said he believed these United …
Evening Star — 1958-05-07, page 26
… mildly, the role is un becoming to him, and we hope he aban dons It forthwith. Antarctic Venture Economically and otherwise, the vast white continent of Antarctica does …
… States and eleven other nations, Including the Soviet Union, join in negotiating a treaty designed to estab lish the region as a sort of permanent international research …
… that end, without negating any nation’s rights or claims In the area, the proposed treaty would bring into being joint administrative and related arrangements to perpetuate …
Evening Star — 1958-05-08, page 59
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… best. < on May 3 proposed that 11 na tions Join the United States in drawing up a treaty to neutral ise the vast South Polar conti nent and dedicate It to a peace ful scientific …
Evening Star — 1958-05-26, page 14
… selves interested in our own gain. In Nicaragua in 1850 there was an unauthorized treaty with Nicaragua granting the United States exclusive right of way across the isthmus …
… answered, seriously, as quoted abojjej k ’ VISTAS IN SCIENCE By tHOMAS R. HCNRY New Antarctic Mountains Found Discovery of three vast Antarctic mountain ranges and of the greatest glacier on earth by Australian ex plorers has …
… major geographical feature of the earth’* surface to bear hit name. Maps of the Antarctic continent are sprinkled with name* of Brit ish sovereigns from Victoria on. Just …
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