Indira Gandhi Faces Debt and Diplomacy Trials
Indira Gandhi, 48, runs through the foreign ministry as she races to meet President Johnson in Washington. The article notes India’s food shortages, unemployment, and a near-empty treasury while highlighting U.S. development aid and her cautious nonaligned stance amid domestic unrest and leftist rumors. Key aides include Nanda, Chavan, Subramaniam, and Kamaraj.
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Conrad Fine
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Washington
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Kamaraswami Kamaraj
Congress Party
White Rule At Stake In Africa
Rhodesia remains under white minority rule after Ian Smith declared independence five months ago. Britain imposes sanctions and an oil embargo, with no nations recognizing the government. South Africa aids Rhodesia by supplying fuel and other goods while plans to bypass the embargo through Beira proceed. Economists warn of worsening shocks before any economic recovery, though some expect a future turn in the crisis.
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Ian Smith
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