Word: neutralization
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Nehru was coming close to admitting that he had at last discovered who were India's friends. The neutral nations, which so often looked to India for leadership in the past, were mostly embarrassingly silent or unsympathetic-a government-controlled newspaper in Ghana dismissed the war as "an ordinary border dispute." As for Russia, its ambiguously neutral position, argued Nehru, was the best India could hope for under the circumstances. Actually, Nehru had obviously hoped for more, and was shocked when, instead of helping India, Moscow denounced India's border claims and urged Nehru to accept...
...Another Neutral Heard From
...Times assigned two men to cover the gubernatorial campaign-Greenberg and the paper's other political reporter, Richard Bergholz, 45. The two alternated on the trail of Nixon and incumbent Governor Pat Brown. Greenberg's reporting was so neutral that he was met with equal cordiality by both camps...
...seems unlikely that given some diplomatic autonomv, Cuba would oppose Moscow from the Chinese rather than the Yugoslav direction. The ceaseless efforts of Castro's representatives to win the favor of neutral nations despised by the Chinese, and, most recently, the Cuban suggestion that ambassadors of neutral nations in Havana be granted vague inspection assignments, smacks more of Belgrade than Peiping...
...troops routed the Chinese at Ndhola on Oct. 10, killing 100 of the attackers and driving back the remainder. A veteran who saw action against the Japanese in Burma during World War II and against the Pakistanis in 1948, Kaul also served as chief of staff of the Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission at the end of the Korean war, where he was accused of favoring the Communists. When he returned to India, Nehru jokingly asked, "Have you turned Red?'' Kaul, who insists that he took a completely neutral position in Korea, answered wryly...