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WEDNESDAY. JUNE 13. 1962
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By ARTHUR DOMMEN
United Prttt International
Hong Kong - HIPP - Com
munist China i foreign policy
with regard to India shows
continuing bewilderment
frustration, and an inability
to remedy a situation which
works to its own detriment,
according to Communist af
fairs analysts here.
The horder dispute between
the two countries is as far as
ever from settlement, accord
ing to these analysts, and in
their latest moves on the is
sue the Chinese have antago
nized Indian Premier Nehru.
From a study of Chinese
Foreign Ministry stalements,
press articles and public com
ments, these analysts conclude
that the erratic course of Chi
nese policy towards India is
because Peiping has been
placed on the defensive.
Peiping's foreign nolicy,
they say, works smoothly and
predictably in situations
where the Chinese hold the
initiative in their dealings
with other countries.
But the Chinese so far have
been unsuccessful at predict
ing Nehru's reactions as they
have been able to gauge, for
instance, the reactions of the
United States with respect to
its commitment to defend
Formosa. So, the Chinese have
been thrown on the defensive.
This explains, these ana
lysts say, say why Pciping
seemingly has deliberately
aroused the hostility of the
leading nation of the non-
allned world and seriously
damaged Us own claims to
having no aggressive intent
anywhere.
They say this explains why
Peiping has callously destroy
ed the personal friendship
which once existed between
Nehru and Premier Chou En-Lai.
On May 4, Peiping officially
announced that an agreement
had been reached with Paki
stan to negotiate the demarca
tion of a stretch of border
I between Sinkiang province
and part of Kashmir under
Pakistan's control. The region
is one of several hundred
square miles where China's
claims are at considerable
variance with maps issued by
India, which claims Kashmir.
Involve Changai
Nehru reacted immediately
and sharply. The agreement,
he told parliament, "sounds
like an opportunist attempt to
take advantage of a particu
lar situation even though this
might involve changes in our
boundary."
Nehru has steadfastly re
fused to consider negotiations
with Peiping with respect to
similar claims on Indian-held
Kashmir, Uttar Pradesh and
the northeast frontier agency.
The Chinese built a road
through the Ladakh area of
Kashmir in 1956 and 1957.
They have also established
outposts on territory which
India regards as its own, but it
was not until the Tibet crisis
of 1959 that the horder dis
pute developed into exchanges
of inflammatory accusations.
The Chinese at first at
tempted to get India to agree
to mutual withdrawal of arm
ed personnel on each side of
the boundary. It also proposed
"that each side refrain from
sending any patrol to places
within 20 kilometers of the
line of actual control on its
own side."
The Indian government
turned down these proposals
Next, the Chinese attempt
ed to get an agreement for
both sides to respect the status
quo pending negotiations. This
Quotes From the News
By United Press International
San Francisco Alcatraz Prison Warden Olin D. Black
well, asked if the deterioration of the old prison buildings
had anything to do with the escape of three convicts:
"It didn't hinder them any."
Washington Philadelphia police inspector Frank Rizzo,
unimpressed by the testimony of a former B-girl before the
Senate Rackets subcommittee:
"It's much more vicious than she hat described it. I
could be a better B-girl."
Seoul, Korea Pyongyang Radio, quoting Pfc. Larry A.
Abshicr, a U.S. soldier whom the Communist claim defected
to North Korea:
"All the American soldiers stationed in South Korea,
if they really want to save themselves from the destiny of
death and meet their parents, wives and children again,
and if they really want peace, should oppose the war
machinations of the American rulers and demand that they
be returned' to their homeland at once."
Washington President Kennedy, noting that Panamanian
President Roberto F. Chiari had brought with him to Wash
ington the opposition leader lp Panama:
"The bi-partisan position Is strong here. And I will lake
Everett Dlrksen, Senate minority leader with me when
ever I go out of the United States in an attempt to follow
your example."
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Astoria-(Special) - Official
names for nearly a score of
geographical features - lakes,
creeks, mountains, points and
ridges-in nine Oregon coun
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too, was rejected.
This was followed by a vir
ulent propaganda campaign
against Nehru in the Chinese
press.
Five Principles
A "People's Daily" editorial
of Doc. 7, 1861, said "events in
the past few years have
proved that the Indian gov
ernment has no intention
whatsoever of solving the
Sino-lndian boundary ques
tion in accordance with the
five principles (of peaceful co
existence)." It claimed an anti-Chinese
campaign was being whipped
up in India, and that this
would "boomerang against
those who stage it, be they
U. S. imperialists, Nehru or
anybody else."
Meanwhile, Peiping display
ed a conciliatory face in a
boundary settlement with Ne
pal and announced plans to
build a road into India's tiny
neighbor. It also proposed ne
gotiating a new trade agree
ment with India, but this was
rebuffed.
War Clamor
"From refusing to settle the
boundary question through
negotiations the Indian gov
ernment has turned to reali
zing its territorial claims on
China by armed force . . . but
under no circumstances will
the Chinese government be
cowed by war clamor and mil
itary threat," said a foreign
ministry statement.
It was after Nehru made
plain his determination to
leave Indian outposts where
they were that China con
cluded the agreement with
Pakistan.
In a roundabout way, China
has been able to win a point
from Pakistan which it has
not been able to win from
India.
The Communist New China
News Agency report of the
agreement stated "the govern
ment of the People's Republic
of China and the government
of Pakistan, after an exchange
of views, affirm that the
boundary between China's
Sinkiang and the contiguous
areas, the defense of which is
under the actual control of
Pakistan, has never been for
mally delimited and demarca
ted in history."
The lack of demarcation
all through the dispute over
the western portion of lha
border.
Nehru has maintained thu
Chinese argument is false It
is significant that most of ihe
maps since 1865 show the
customary boundary in ac
cordancc with the line shown
by us in our map rather than
that claimed by China," ha
has been China's contention I said in a note.
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