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...weapons come from the Russians; if Hanoi wins its battles using them, it will be a blow to the Maoist doctrine of "people's war" and a boost for Soviet power in Southeast Asia. Moscow could then point to Viet Nam as well as India's victory in the Indo-Pakistani war to show that its friendship counts?and Peking's does...
...does not end, and does not even show signs of ending. A map of Indochina in 1954, with shaded areas marking Communist control, is so remarkably similar to a map of Indo china today that one is overwhelmed by the futility of it, the unspeakable inhumanity of it on both sides-or rather on all sides, since so many different factions and forces are at work here. North Viet Nam will not give up, Nixon will not give up, Thieu will not give up, the Russians will not give up. Everyone presses on-even the pitiable people of Viet...
...Gandhi now has an unchallengeable mandate to promote her populist policies, including more aid to farmers and more effective distribution of land. It has also placed her in a stronger position-despite political backing from the Soviet Union in the Indo-Pakistani war-to pursue foreign policies of her own choosing. Last week, before leaving for a visit to India's ally the Soviet Union, Pakistan's President Zulfikar Ali Bhutto indicated that he is willing to drop his country's longstanding claim to Kashmir. It was a particularly eloquent bit of proof that Jawaharlal Nehru...
...mistake. One group has proposed legislation for a genera amnesty. "The National Committee for Amnesty Now" calls for "the full restoration of all civil, political, and property rights" for people under or subject to prosecution "for not complying with any duty to serve in the Armed forces in Indo-China or for engaging in any activity in protest of the Indo-China or for engaging in any activity in protest of the Indo-China...
...Almost daily, large delegations of angry wives, mothers, sisters and girl friends troop to Bhutto's office in Rawalpindi for fresh assurance that he is trying to speed the return of 94,000 Pakistani prisoners of war held by India. When Indo-Pakistani negotiations begin, probably later this month, Bhutto will be forced to bargain at a serious disadvantage in prisoners (Pakistan holds only 600) as well as territory seized in the December fighting (5-1 in India's favor...