Indians Push East and Fight In Kashmir Amid Pakistan Advances
Indian forces report heavy fighting in Kashmir and say they have given ground in parts of the region while claiming major Pakistani tank losses on the western front. Pakistan asserts advances in Chamb and Punch sectors and says its forces remain on Indian soil in western front. Air war sees both sides claiming aircraft claims amid attacks near Bombay.
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India
East Pakistan
West Pakistan
New Delhi
Kashmir
Chamb
Jammu and
Rawalpludi
Rawalpidi
Mandiala
Punch
F. R. Jacol
Pakistan
Trudeau and Nixon aim to ease Canada US economic frictions
Canadian officials recount talks at the White House where Trudeau pressed for removal of Nixon’s 10 percent import surtax and Nixon signaled agreement to end the tax soon. Both leaders stressed that the United States will not seek to dominate Canada and that discussions covered broad economic issues in an era of allied diplomacy.
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Canada
Nixon
Trudeau
America
United States
Ronald L. Ziegler
White House
Ziegier
India
Pakistan
Peking
Moscow
Georges Pompidou
Azores
Edward Heath
Bermuda
Willy Brandt
Key Biscayne
Eisaku Sato
San Clemente
UN Powers Toss To General Assembly
The UN Security Council voted to refer the five day old war to the General Assembly under the Uniting for Peace plan. The Soviet Union vetoed ceasefire resolutions while the United States and China insisted on a ceasefire and troop withdrawal. East Pakistan and Pakistan were central in the debate with Somalia proposing the transfer to the Assembly.
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United States
Soviet Union
Red China
East Pakistan
Somala
Assembly
China
Poland
Britain
France
Rockets Hit Phnom Penh as War Escalates
Communist forces bombarded Phnom Penh with rockets and damaged a highway bridge southwest of the city while government troops faced a siege northwest of the capital. At the U N Security Council meeting, the Soviet Union and China sparred over blame and strategy, as Ambassador George Bush urged stopping the slaughter and invasion.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
China
Pakistan
Soviet Union
India
Jacob Malik
Huang Hua
Jamil Baroody
Saudi Arabia
Huang
East
Quisling
Norway
Germany
Subcontinent
U.S
George Bush
Highway 3
Phnom Baset
Bat Doeung
Congress weighs cutting aid to India and Pakistan
The House moves toward voting on a plan to cut 349 million dollars in aid to India and Pakistan until fighting ends, after the State Department halted 87.6 million in aid to India. White House blames India for war escalation as senators urge even handedness.
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Washington
India
Pakistan
House Appropriations Committee
State Department
White House
Fator
East Pakistan
Soviet Probe Lands Safely on Mars First
Tass reported that a Soviet Mars 3 descent capsule made a soft landing on Mars after a 188 day voyage launched in May. It transmitted brief signals to Earth while landing in the southern Martian hemisphere near 45 degrees south, 158 degrees west.
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Moscow
Mars
Tass
Earth
Soviet Union
United States
Fist
Mars 3
Mars 3 Fist
Liedris
Phaetonis
Soviet Mars Probes Enter Distinct Orbits After Launch
Tass reported Mars 1 remains stalled on a descent craft with its craft in a high Mars orbit circling every 11 days and approaching within about 930 miles of the planet. Mars 2 entered a separate wide orbit last month with no landing attempt announced. Both probes study outer space near Mars, with French scientists contributing instrumentation under a Soviet French cooperation program.
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Soviet Union
Mars
Tass
Tas
Weather Forecast For M town With Rain And Fog
The monsoon ends tonight with fog and patchy low 40s temperatures. Tomorrow remains mostly cloudy with little temperature change and highs 55 to 60. Yesterday reached a high of five and a low of 46. M town reported another three quarters of an inch of rain before eight this morning.
New Delhi legislators protest U S embassy demonstration
Thirty members of the Indian Parliament including Communist and Congress members staged a brief anti American protest outside the U S Embassy in New Delhi. Police guarded the scene with no violence reported. The lawmakers called for an end to U S hostility toward India and urged U S pressure on Pakistan to withdraw troops from East Pakistan and release Bangladeshi leader Sheikh Mujibur Rahman. A P Shade said India could weather food export cuts as U S aid suspension begins in 1972.
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New Delhi
Indira Gandhi
Congress Party
U.S
United States
United Nations
Pakistan
East Pakistan
Shik Mujibur Rahman
A.P. Shade
India
Washington
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