INDIA: ANTI-UNITED STATES DEMONSTRATORS BURN EFFIGY OF DR. KISSINGER AND DEMAND COMPLETE WITHDRAWAL FROM ASIA.
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337072
INDIA: ANTI-UNITED STATES DEMONSTRATORS BURN EFFIGY OF DR. KISSINGER AND DEMAND COMPLETE WITHDRAWAL FROM ASIA.
- Title: INDIA: ANTI-UNITED STATES DEMONSTRATORS BURN EFFIGY OF DR. KISSINGER AND DEMAND COMPLETE WITHDRAWAL FROM ASIA.
- Date: 13th May 1975
- Summary: 1. GV Demonstrators marching towards U.S. Embassy chanting, with effigy of Kissinger 0.10 2. Portrait of Ho Chi Minh and placards 0.14 3. GV U.S. Embassy 0.19 4. SV Demonstrators charge police line 0.27 5. SV Demonstrators clashing with police 0.35 6. CU Banners and flags (2 shots) 0.43 7. CU Demonstrators chanting 0.51
- Embargoed: 28th May 1975 13:00
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- Location: NEW DELHI, INDIA
- Country: India
- Reuters ID: LVA9Y8P18F224O135VBKQWIJ9KLU
- Story Text: United States Secretary of State Henry Kissinger appeared to be the main target of an anti-American demonstration in New Delhi, India, on Monday (12 May).
Hundreds of demonstrators -- members of the youth wing of the Indian Communist Party -- burned an effigy of Dr. Kissinger which was earlier stuffed with firecrackers.
The demonstrators demanded that the Americans withdraw from the rest of Asia and dismantle their bases including one on Diego Garcia, an island in the Indian Ocean.
In a memorandum to the United States ambassador to India, the demonstrators claimed that the U.S. "imperialists" have suffered a stunning blow in Vietnam and Cambodia, and that they were now planning "to dig in elsewhere -- in South Korea and particularly in the Indian Ocean".
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