Word: gandhis
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...TWENTIETH CENTURY (CBS, 6-6:30 p.m.). "Man of the Month." This time he's a woman, Mrs. Indira Gandhi. The program includes a brief biographical resume, an interview with Mrs. Gandhi, and a long look at the problems which she is facing in India...
ISSUES AND ANSWERS (ABC, 1:30-2 p.m.). ABC News Correspondents Peter Jennings and Bill Sheehan interview Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi...
There were some faint signs of hope. Singh did permit Kashmir to be listed as an area of "dispute" in the conference's official communiqué-which was considered progress by the Pakistanis because until now India has called Kashmir an internal problem. When Prime Minister Indira Gandhi visits the U.S. on March 27, Lyndon Johnson will undoubtedly want to hear about plans for further action. As inspiration, the U.S. last week announced the resumption of "nonlethal" military shipments to both India and Pakistan (cars, trucks, transport planes). The hint was clear: when India and Pakistan become still closer...
Prime Minister Indira Gandhi was more polite, but still found it necessary to remind the U.S. publicly that Humphrey's visit had not changed her government's nonaligned foreign policy...
Beef on the Hoof. The crisis has sparked bitter criticism of Prime Minister Indira Gandhi and her Food Minister, Chidambaram Subramaniam, but much of the problem lies in India's backward agriculture and age-old dietary habits. India's land produces only about half as much per acre as U.S. land, largely because of primitive farming implements and practices, lack of pesticides and fertilizer, soil exhaustion and uncertain water supply. Besides, India's burgeoning population-12 million new mouths per year-has simply outstripped the country's ability to produce enough food to feed...