Alfred Holt's AJAX leaves King George V Dock, Glasgow for Birkenhead then Singapore

UNITED STATES at Southampton Sept 16 for New York

OTAKI at Aden Sept 16 for London

U.S. accused of attacking the Cuba-bound Spanish freighter SIERRA DE ARANZAZU

   The Government of Cuba, at the island capital Havana, today accused the United States with having responsibility for the attack on the Cuba-bound Spanish freighter SIERRA DE ARANZAZU last Sunday.

   An Armed Forces Ministry statement said the U.S. “knows perfectly well who carried out this attack since the authors were mercenary elements equipped, paid, and directed by the Central Intelligence Agency.”

   The U.S. was “trying to wash its hands” of the incident because of the deaths of three Spaniards in the attack.

   In Madrid the Spanish Foreign Ministry said they had instructed the Spanish Ambassador in Washington to seek an urgent interview with the U.S. Secretary of State, Mr. Dean Rusk, before deciding on the measures Spain would take to protect her ships.

   “Spain is not disposed to tolerate acts of piracy against her merchant fleet,” the Ministry said.   The Spanish Government considered the U.S. had sufficient information “to clarify the situation in a sector where its responsibility in all that happens is evident.”

Cunard Line's QUEEN ELIZABETH was slightly damaged by U.S. Army Transport GENERAL S. B. BUCKNER

   The Cunard passenger liner QUEEN ELIZABETH was slightly damaged at her moorings at Southampton today when she was in collision with the U.S. Army Transport GENERAL S. B. BUCKNER which was arriving from New York.

   As the American ship, with U.S. Servicemen on board, was entering the dock she was caught by a gale-force gust of wind.   She was blown sideways and scraped the port side of QUEEN ELIZABETH.

   Hull plates on the liner were dented and some windows on the promenade deck were broken.

   Damage to the GENERAL S. B. BUCKNER was slight, and there were no injuries incurred to anyone on both vessels.

U.S. Army Transport GENERAL S. B. BUCKNER collides with Cunard Line's QUEEN ELIZABETH

   The Cunard passenger liner QUEEN ELIZABETH was slightly damaged at her moorings at Southampton today when she was in collision with the U.S. Army Transport GENERAL S. B. BUCKNER which was arriving from New York.

   As the American ship, with U.S. Servicemen on board, was entering the dock she was caught by a gale-force gust of wind.   She was blown sideways and scraped the port side of QUEEN ELIZABETH.

   Hull plates on the liner were dented and some windows on the promenade deck were broken.

   Damage to the GENERAL S. B. BUCKNER was slight, and there were no injuries incurred to anyone on both vessels.

TREFUSIS closes on 16th September 1964 for receiving cargo at Grangemouth for Persian Gulf

P E R S I A N    G U L F

FROM

S C O T L A N D

 STRICK  AND  ELLERMAN  LINE

m.v.  “CLAN  MACINTYRE”

Receiving  Glasgow  ….  7^th — 21^st September 1964

For  KUWAIT,   BAHRAIN,   DAMMAM,

ABU  DHABI,   UMM  SAID,   BASRAH,

( BAGHDAD,   MOSUL,   KIRKUK )   and

KHORRAMSHAHR

m.v.  “TREFUSIS”

Receiving  Grangemouth  ….  8^th — 16^th September 1964

For  DAMMAM,   BASRAH   ( BAGHDAD,

MOSUL,   KIRKUK )  and

KHORRAMSHAHR

For  further  details  apply : — 

FRANK  C.  STRICK  &  CO.  (GLASGOW)  LTD.,

95  BOTHWELL  STREET,  GLASGOW  C  2

Phone  CITY  6131      

CITY OF BRISTOL closes for receiving cargo at Birkenhead 16 Sept 1964 for Aden, Karachi and Bombay

C I T Y    L I N E

ADEN,   KARACHI   and   BOMBAY

CITY OF BRISTOL  ….  Closing Birkenhead 16 September

CITY OF COVENTRY  ….  Closing Glasgow 27 Sept  …. Birkenhead 7 Oct

ADEN,   CALCUTTA   and   CHALNA

CITY OF ST ALBANS  ….  Closing Glasgow 2 Oct  …. Birkenhead 13 Oct

THE   CITY   LINE   LTD.,

75  BOTHWELL  STREET,  GLASGOW  C 2   Telephone 9971

or

MONTGOMERIE  &  WORKMAN  LTD.,

12 – 20 CAMOMILE STREET,  LONDON  E.C.3

or

HALL  LINE  LTD.,

TOWER  BUILDING,  LIVERPOOL 3

BENLOYAL left Kobe Sept 16 for Moji

BENREOCH left Aden Sept 16 for Singapore

HEGRA at King George V Dock, Glasgow bunkers 210 tons of fuel oil from oiler CLANITY

CLANITY arrives at HEGRA at King George V Dock, Glasgow and bunkers her with 210 tons of fuel oil

CLAN MACINTOSH leaves 7 King George V Dock, Glasgow for Rotterdam

Donaldson Line's LISMORIA closes for receiving cargo at Glasgow for Montreal on 18 Sept 1964

DONALDSON  LINE

GLASGOW  to  MONTREAL  P.Q.

s.s.  LISMORIA  ………..  Receiving 14-18 September 

GLASGOW  to

TORONTO  and  HAMILTON,  ONTARIO

m.s.  SANTONA  ……..  Receiving Sept 29 - Oct 5

Also  SERVICE  to  RIVER  PLATE

For Passenger Fares and Freight Rates

Apply :  14  St  Vincent  Place

CENtral  3901

HEGRA leaves Glasgow with a part cargo of Lumber for Limerick (Ireland)