Indian Diplomats Expelled After Spat By Red Guards
Two Indian diplomats Kristunan Raghunath and Padnab Vijai were expelled from China after alleged spying claims. They described being spat upon, kicked, and manhandled by Red Guards for about 48 hours. They were accused of photographing military installations in Beijing and obtaining intelligence for the United States Russia and India. Raghunath was tried in absentia and sentenced to expulsion. Vijai was declared persona non grata. The pair crossed into Canton and faced mobs before continuing to Shumchun.
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Ching
United States
Russia
India
Kristutan Raghunath
Peking
Padnab Vijai
Raghunath
Vijni
Canton
Shumchun
RCA Strike Forces Columbus Plant to Shut Down
RCA strike ripples reach Columbus Indiana as Radiospeak, C. P. Electronics, and related firms plan temporary layoffs and plant shutdowns. About 510 RCA workers face six-day pause with potential recall if contracts and demand improve. local operations affected by broader labor action and general economic conditions.
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UPI
Tel Silva
Radiospeak
Work Corporation of America Byscompany
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RCA
Aout Sab
A.D. Silva, Jr
C. P. Electronics, Inc
Weston Union
le Rca
Aed Otterese
Mployees
Civil Rights Leaders Plan In Cleveland
Nine top civil rights leaders announced a coordinated project to focus full power on one city at a time, choosing Cleveland Ohio. The leaders met secretly in Suffern New York and are led by Dr Martin Luther King Jr Jal Lloyd McKissick Whitney Young Jr and Ray Wilkins. They say Cleveland will be a model for other cities with priority on voter registration housing political action union integration urban renewal education and selective buying.
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New York
Cleveland
Ohio
Martin Luther King
Jal Ployd Mckissick
Congress of Racial Equaility
Whitney Young Jr
National Urban League
Ray Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Water Problem Petition Sent To State Official
A petition filed by the Slacker Fork Conservancy District seeks Indiana Public Regulator action to secure water for parts of Scott Jefferson Jennings Jackson and Washington Counties. The Quick Creek Reservoir project would cost about 3.4 million for a distribution system. Austin and Little York have signed agreements authorizing the district to manage the water system with Austin’s water company to sell facilities.
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UPI
Indiana
Indiana Public Rerevive Commission
Slacker Fork
Washington
Proposar
Austin
Little York
Conserve
Ausstin’s Water Company
FBI arrests German-born man in bank robbery case
In Indianapolis a German-born man, John Jaxiello, 24, was arrested on a federal warrant for bank robbery. The suspect, tied to a hold up at a Florida prison office, was tracked by federal agents and detained in Pasama City, Florida. The FBI and National Bureau of Standards officials linked the case to a May incident near Meridian Street.
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UPI
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Germany
A Was
United States
Plotida
Ita
Florida
Union Federal Savings & Loan
Association
N. Meridian
John Jaxiello
Alo
Pasama City
Fla
Washington — Difference
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National Bureau
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