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...radicalism of the students is, nonetheless, a real problem, for the lack of a strong, non-Communist student organization keeps the democrats walking around in groups of two or three. And the attitude of many top government officials is to ignore the problem. As one top Congress Party officer said, "Oh, they're just students." This widespread disinterest, combined with historic opposition to the British, makes many students despair with the government, a dangerous trend in such a young nation...
...Press Club speech the round little Premier suggested another aid program along the lines of the Marshall Plan, which would extend $4 billion to non-Communist Asia, including Japan. With his proposal Yoshida coupled a warning: "Somewhere, somehow, a way must be found to increase [current] help, if these underdeveloped areas are to survive in the free world family ... Action less noble, less decisive than that which I have outlined will not be enough to tip the scales...
...little confused about the courage and prowess of American athletes. Traditionally the very core of Americanism, it has shown that its faith might be slightly insincere. Fancying itself a bulwark against communist infiltration, the Indiana Athletic Commission has proclaimed that professional boxers and wrestlers must take a non-Communist oath before stepping into Indiana rings. Already new license applications are being issued...
Frittering Away. Scrupulous to avoid any show of interference, U.S. diplomatic officials watched in helpless silence last week as the squabbling Vietnamese frittered away the few months' pre-election "breathing space" that was the only asset anyone in the non-Communist world could claim for the Geneva settlement. But Montana's able Senator Mike Mansfield, returning from a two-month survey of Indo-China, said publicly what officials could only mutter privately...
...which he pledged India has gradually been changing into a program to undermine such Western undertakings as the Manila pact and to persuade the nations of Asia into a chain of "nonaggression" pacts with Red China. These pacts would specifically exclude Western influence from Asia, entrust the security of non-Communist countries to promises from Communist China. Nehru has been insistent upon making Far-Left-Winger V. K. Krishna Menon (TIME, Oct. 18) his Foreign Minister. He has been praising Red China's "village Communism," even suggesting that India should consider adopting some Red Chinese economic ideas without also...