Convicts End Rahway State Prison Rebellion
Associated Press reporter Carl Zeitz entered Rahway State Prison with three reporters to cover the inmates grievances and demands as a nighttime uprising unfolded. Inmates claimed excessive sentences, alleged corruption, and prison conditions while detailing contraband, beatings, and racial tensions. Hostages were released after journalists were allowed to talk, and Zeitz received the inmates list of demands before departing.
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China Invited To Join FAO In Global Seat Move
A FAO conference in Rome voted Thursday to offer China the vacant Chinese seat, signaling readiness to admit Peking into the 125 nation body. The decision follows the nationalist government’s stance and confirms China’s potential role within the U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization.
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