Political Formula Shapes Nanda Ahead in India
AP analysis notes Lal Bahadur Shastri's approach guiding successor Guizarijal Nanda. Nanda, harsher personally yet likely to pursue conciliatory policy, will maintain Tashkent peace stance, resist external influence, and push agricultural emphasis amid hunger and inflation. He inherits economy aid expectations from the United States and the Soviet Union while facing Congress faction tensions.
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Pakistan
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Congress
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Morarji Desai
Suspect Questioned Columbia AP Economic Indicators Note
The current issue of South Carolina Economic Indicators says the state economy continues to move along at an encouraging pace. The publication issued from Columbia appears incomplete.
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Names Of Those Calling LBJ Staff Listed For 'Security And Economy'
Washington AP The White House disclosed that homes of reporters and others who call President Johnson staff are being logged for security and economy. Press secretary Moyers cited post Kennedy measures and ongoing studies of White House telephones and staff workloads. He said callers’ names are recorded and logs on official car use are kept to curb abuses while the budget aims to hold steady.
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Virginia urban affairs office proposed by Del. Yates
Virginia lawmaker Glenn Yates of Portsmouth urges a state urban affairs office to coordinate fact finding and advise policy from an urban view. He notes the 1960 census shows 55.6 percent urban residents with two thirds urban by 1970.
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Virginia
Global View For 1966 And Beyond
Free World gains in 1965 bolster freedom amid Viet Nam tensions. NATO reorganization likely. De Gaulle loyalty to the West’s nuclear umbrella. Soviet 1966 crisis deepens with failed agriculture and Western dependence. Sino Soviet split widens as Beijing denounces Moscow. Indonesia, Algeria, Sudan turn anti Communist. Castro’s hold weakens in Latin America due to U S resistance and oil factors.
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