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India presses China to changes policies for trade deal
Nehru government in New Delhi warns Red China to reverse aggressive policies if the India China trade pact with Tibet is to continue. Prasad told Parliament Peiping offered a new pact to replace the expired 194 agreement and urged restoration of peace based on peaceful coexistence. He accused Red China of occupying 12000 square miles of Indian territory in Ladakh. In Tokyo, Japan and South Korea opened three hour talks to resolve property claims and normalize relations while a separate meeting discussed a dispute over fishing rights.
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