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...government put a stop to violence there by ousting the Communist regime by presidential decree. Though few thought the Communists could overcome this legacy of hate, India's big Congress Party last week was sending in its biggest guns for the campaign, just in case. Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru himself flew in to address the voters in Kerala, and party pennants fluttered from thousands of flagpoles and coconut trees...
...Reports (CBS, 9:30-11 p.m.). In a repeat broadcast, Howard K. Smith talks to India's Prime Minister Nehru, also religious leaders of India and the U.S., about "The Population Explosion...
...prestige of Harvard University has been used to promote a destructive ideology," it charges. Followers of the doctrine include "the whole gamut of the totalitarian world. Socialists, Nazis, Fascists, Argentine Peronistas, followers of Nehru and those in the United States who yearn for a 'man on horseback' have embraced the socio-economic thinking of Keynes...
...remarkably little success in influencing breeding habits. In most Western countries, the difference between Roman Catholic and Protestant birth rates is slight or nonexistent. In Fascist Italy, all the martial exhortations of Il Duce failed to persuade Italians to increase the size of their families. And in India, where Nehru boasts "there is more official talk and action on birth control than in any other country," government planners recently conceded that they had been a mere 46 million low in their original estimate of India's population...
...Privacy, More Urgency. In his talks with the leaders of the nations he visited, the President aimed at no t-crossing, i-dotting agreements. None were needed. Reported New York Timesman Paul Grimes from New Delhi after Ike's departure: "It did not seem to matter much whether Mr. Nehru had actually requested or been given a guarantee that the U.S. would help India to meet further Chinese Communist aggression. What mattered was the obvious strengthening of Indian-American friendship to a point where no such guarantee was necessary." In 1960, Dwight Eisenhower's last year in office...