Kissinger says United States not shipping arms to Pakistan
Henry Kissinger told Indian leaders Washington does not plan to resume lethal arms shipments to Pakistan. He outlined a policy shift toward nonalignment and urged safeguards against nuclear weapons proliferation while promising India large food aid over 40 years. The joint communique stressed no conflict of national interests and possible further strengthening of ties, with India pledging peaceful use of nuclear energy.
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Arabs reach arms accord at historic summit
Arab leaders approved 2.35 billion in aid for troops and set up a four power joint Arab military command over Egypt Syria the PLO and Jordan to coordinate strategy against Israel. The PLO was recognized as the sole Palestinian spokesman, and Yasser Arafat urged readiness for a new war. Jordan indicated it would skip Geneva if peace talks resume.
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