Nehru cites Chinese incursion across India Tibet border
Prime Minister Nehru told Parliament that a patrol of 25 Communist Chinese soldiers crossed the northeast border into the Kameng Division of the Northeast Frontier Agency on June 3. The unit penetrated about 4 1/2 miles, withdrew without contact with Indian forces, frightened civilians, and prompted a strong protest to Peiping. He called it a breach of the border understanding and said protest was the main response.
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New Delhi
India
Nehru
Tibet
Kameng
Northeast Frontier Agency
Peiping
TOSSED MATCHES SAVE LIFE OF INJURED MAN
Brakeman Reg Ellis, 55, fell onto a main railroad line in Garswood England and fractured his leg. With a half-empty box of matches, he struck and tossed tiny lights into the air, guiding a passing freight crew to stop. A fireman on an adjacent track spotted the flares and a conductor halted an approaching train 150 yards away.
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Garswood
England
Reg Ellis
Irish Name New Officer
Ireland named Col. Justin McCarthy chief of operations for the U.N. forces in the Congo. He travels from Jerusalem to Leopoldville by order of U.N. commander Gen. Carl von Horn. McCarthy, with U.S. forces in Jerusalem since 1958, previously served as U.N. deputy chief of staff in Lebanon. The Congo mission includes two Irish battalions and plans to deploy about 1,450 Irish officers and men next week.
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Dublin
Ireland
Justin McCarthy
U.N
Congo
McCarthy
Leopoldville
Jerusalem
U.N. Congo
Carl
Three Drivers Lose Rights For Life In Court Ruling
Lifetime driving suspensions handed to Clarence Mays William ONeill and Earl Burton after Mu nicipal Judge J T Lamb found them guilty on traffic charges. Mays had prior suspension for DUI and an OC violation, ONeill for careless operation, Burton for driver’s license violation and absence of a licensed driver. Numerous others were fined or ordered to pay court costs for assorted violations.
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J. T. Lamb
Clarence Mays
Morgan S
Mays
Oxford State Road
William O'Neill
German‘town Rt
Oxford State Rd
State Patrol
Earl Burton
Buena Ave
Second Avenue
S. Main Street
Burton
Charles Minnick Jr
Jill Lane
Franklin
Herbert McCarley
Woodlawn Ave
Ralph Davis
Yankee Rd
Thomas Flavin
Curtis St
Gary Byrd
McCurry Ave
David Carpenter
Elsmere St
Paul Wallen
Webster St
Paul Wilson Jr
Central Ave
Wilda Tolson
Dixie Hwy
Elsie Wallace
S. Sutphin Sr
Aaron Richardson
Hamilton
Ronald Stokley
North Ave
Bill Onkst
Jasper Price Jr
Janice Kline
Charles St
Trenton
Walter Lindsay
Edna Druley
Mohawk St
Earl Love
Sixth Ave
Sherman Curtis
Taylor Ave
Merrel Bauer
West Middletown
William Cockerham
Ruben Taulbee
Sonia Davidson
Lamberton St
Rt. 4
James E. Clark
Arcadia Dr
S. Verity Parkway
Willard Montgomery
Sycamore St
Cecil Hartman
Garfield St
George Snow
Calumet Ave
Ralph Stephens
Winona Jr
Jack Totten
Jewell Ave
George Wedekind Jr
Middletown
Ohio Sees Zero Aircraft Fatalities in July
Ohio highways group reports July saw no aircraft fatalities despite 15 accidents, matching June. The note adds June had eight fatalities. Police and aviation authorities track incidents, trends, and safety measures across Columbus and the state.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Ohio Highway Patrol
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Floyd Varner
Tarentum
John Theodore
Michael Miller
Garden Ave
Larry Johns
Clark St
Underwriters Laboratory
Permasterite
Spencers
Garden
Spencer
OF Penney’s Cotton Cordino
Penney Plus
Penney’s
Plain Front University Grads
Penney
Galey & Lord
Gert
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