Riots In Jakarta Burn British Embassy As Martial Law Quells Violence
A mob of 10 000 to 15 000 Indonesians attacked the British Embassy and allied buildings in Jakarta after Malaysia Singapore and Philippine actions. Martial law was imposed at 8 30 p.m. as embassy staff sought refuge and casualties were not reported.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
UPI
Federation of
Karta
Foreign Office
London
Andrew Gilchrist
Gilchrist
Malaysia
Philippines
Union of Malaya
Singapore
North Borneo
Sarawak
Borneo
Poultry Experts Urge Clean Between Chickens at Purdue
Purdue University poultry scientists emphasize thorough house cleaning between flocks as a key step to break disease cycles and protect flock health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdue University
State Board to reconsider 3 percent savings rate in Indiana
Gov. Welsh will join the Indiana Department of Financial Institutions board in a second public hearing on whether to raise the maximum savings rate from 3 percent for time deposits. Officials see no immediate change. bankers in favor say current limits impoverish Indiana, pointing to out–of–state competition and slow local growth compared with Chicago and Louisville banks.
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Indianapolis
Matthew E. Welsh
State Department of Financial Institutions Board
Indiana
Francis Moore
Nounced
Rushville
Philip H. Willkie
Willkie
Chicago
Louisville
Students Picket FBI Offices in Champaign Race Protest
More than 100 University of Illinois students picketed the Urbana FBI office to condemn police brutality in Alabama. NAACP leaders delivered a message to Washington calling for federal troops, stronger anti brutality powers, and a possible independent civil rights agency if the FBI fails to curb violence. Vigils continued with a planned mass demonstration in Champaign downtown Saturday.
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Champaign
Ill
UPI
University of Illinois
Urbana
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Washington
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Alabama
Bill Smith
FBI
Birmingham
Ala
Justice Department
Congress
South
Civil Rights Commission
Champaign-Urbana Improvement Association
J. E. Graves
Negro Improvement Association
West Side Park
NAACP
Har M. Tiebout
Tiebout
UN to Decide on Seating Red China in United Nations
The General Assembly steering committee backed a direct vote on seating Communist China in the United Nations. Albania pushed the issue amid Moscow Beijing tensions with India. Liu Chieh denounced the move as a pariah action. The committee also slated discussion of Buddhist persecution in South Vietnam.
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United Nations
N.Y
UPC
Soviet Union
Albania
General Assembly
China
Moscow
Peking
India
Mao Tse-Tung
Liu Chieh
Assembly
Liu
Tibet
Jawaharlal
Nehru
U.S
Shtylla
United States
Charles W. Yost
Britain
Canada
Argentina
Cameroon
el Salvador
France
Iceland
Turkey
Venezuela
South
Viet Nam
U.N
Fort Wayne workers vote to authorize strike over safety issues
International Harvester Co office workers in Fort Wayne Ind voted to authorize a strike by about 1000 employees if needed to settle a safety grievance. Union leader Fred Noel said the action aims to force construction of additional exits and an extra aisle in the main office as recommended by state fire marshal investigators.
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Fort Wayne, Ind
UPI
International Harvester Co
Fred Noel
United Auto Workers
Lake Superior Depth Reaches 1290 Feet in Great Lakes Spot
The Great Lakes record for Lake Superior reaches 1,290 feet marking a notable depth. The measurement highlights ongoing interest in deepwater levels for navigation and study.
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Duluth
Great Lakes
Lake Superior
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