KashmirConflict Roots From a Thousand Years of War
A veteran AP observer traces the Kashmir dispute to Arab conquests and Hindu-Muslim clashes dating to the 11th century, with later British partition, mass migrations, and riots shaping today’s India Pakistan tensions. The piece notes Kashmir’s status as a Muslim majority princely state under Hari Singh, Nehru’s integration of India’s portion, and Pakistan’s claim of unresolved rights leading to wars in 1947 and recently.
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Japanese Shipping Firms Cancel South Viet Nam Contract
Tokyo reports that three of four contracted Japanese shipping firms notified an American carrier they are cancelling a plan to move food and supplies between Saigon and South Viet Nam ports. Eight freighters were slated for the service, with Daiichi Sempaku Kobe to join, after the Japan seamen's union refused to crew the ships. The area has been isolated by Viet Cong activity.
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