Nehru and India Changing After Humiliation of Chinese Attack
Reporter William J. Ryan surveys Southeast Asia after China’s 1962 attack on India. Nehru faces domestic unrest, cabinet reshuffles, and questions of nonalignment as regional neighbors reassess India’s leadership. Shastri and Desai named as potential successors amid party speculation.
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Truck trailer traffic by rail climbs in 1963
Piggyback traffic on railroads this year rises 14 percent over 1962 and doubles the 1959 level. Railroad officials estimate more than two million truck trailer loads will move by rail during 1963.
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