Pakistan-China Ties Increase Asian Tension
. LONDON UPl Pakistan's
growing association with Commu
nist China was reported today to
be harming British and United
States efforts to ease tensions in
Asia.
Diplomatic sources said Indian
Prime Minister 'awaharlal Nehru
has warned British Prime Minis
ter Harold Macmillan that West
ern efforts to settle the bitter
lndo-Pakistani Kashmir dispute
are doomed because of Pakistan's
attitude toward Red China.
The Indian leader was said to
have sent Macmillan and Presi
dent Kennedy similar letlers
aimed at discouraging attempted
medial ipn between India and Pak
istan on Kashmir. .
Sources said the situation tends
to increase tension in the alraody
troubled area and complicate
plans to help Nehru against Pe
king.
Britain Keeps Trying
But despite disappointment at
Nehru's stand, the sources said.
Britain will "keep trying" to ease
Hie 16-year-old dispute over the
former princely state of Kashmir.
Pakistan is a memWer of two
westeri defense pacts the South
east Asia Tueaty .Or&aiaatio
(XEATOi ail tke Contaal Treaty
G)r8aniii iCEXTOi al in
May, shpwni a Mutual Al
fonso assistants treaty wilii the
I'rt-ik-J Jttatos.
But it kas pegMtored heavy
riticism Kritih ami U.S. mili
tary aid tti India to help Nehru
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battle Communist Chinese borderltion treaty with Communist Chinaihalt any furtlier involvement withi ,, u.lci. .,... u uj , t- ri. i.- i . jn ng i,.. fun with tile locomotive and acti-
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pviiv tin..,, in ma line niv naitii'
attacks,
Tlic Pakistanis claim this will
upset the military balance of
power and that India w ill use (lie
arms in defense of the part of
Kashmir it now controls.
Signs Treaty
The Pakistan government re
cently signed a border demarca-
covering part of areas it controls
on Kashmir, and an airline serv
ice agreement.
Some diplomats here believe
Nehru's warnings, which appar
ently came in response lo a new
Macmillan overture for settle
ment, were designed to have the
West put pressure on Pakistan to;
Peking. The Ked Chinese now are
India's No. 1 enemy, although
Pakistan considers India more of
a threat to its security than Red
China.
The dispute over Kashmir has
been on since Britain relinquished
sovereignly over the Indian em
pire in 1!H7.
HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls. Oregon
PACE -A
Armless Boy, 12, Takes Switch Engine For Ride
ing the wonderful switch engines
and mighty streamliners busy at
work in the railway yards.
The youth had been born arm
less and could not run and play
with the other children. He went
tn special schools and learned to
use his feet as hands.
When he spied a deserted
switch engine Monday night with
its mighty diesels idling he was
overwhelmed and climbed aboard.
It was the first time he had been
on a train.
The brake was simple tn release
and Ihe ensjiae inched forward.
He manipulated the throttle and
BWUC.....C.. c,e iiui .u.- IIc w;S Kared an o(f.cer
en. They coulcint see me nnviceisaid iatcri . bl,t h0 kept his head.";
engineer. Switches were thrownl The youth was laken lnto cu5.
and other trains rerouted. lrKi., but ialcr returned to his
No. 522 hummed along the track) parents. Authorities speculated
across a Kansas Hivcr bridge and that no charges would be filed,
into Missouri. Tlie youngster, us
ing his adept Jeet, halted the en
gine. He threw it into reverse and
headed back toward home, where
"I like trains," tlx boy told au
thorities. "I'm glad he didn't like air
planes," a juvenile officer said
later.
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MRS. MARY SPRINGSTEAD I
had as visitors recently, her son.
Bill Springstcad, and son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jimi
Sackett, and two children, all of!
Santa Cruz
MR. AND MRS. CHARLES
KOERTJE have named their
new son Kevin Andrew. He is the
urandson of Mr. and Mrs. Gairi-i
son Mitchell of Dairy and Mrs. Eii
Ted Carnes of Klamath Kalis.
Mrs. Carrie Lovelady is the
great-grandmother.
MR. AND MRS. GERALD WI-,
LEY of Southern California spent'
a few days in Langell Valley with
their cousins. Lucille Lilly, uapn-
ne Settle and Claude Brown, and
their families. They also visited in
Medford with Mr. and Mrs. Mar
vin Brown.
MR. AND MRS. LOUIS MON-i
ROE SR. and Mrs. Don Fulk.l
Sara and Jack spent a Jew days I
! with their daughter, Mrs. Rg'
Thomas, ana lamny.
MRS. PAULINE ROBERTS and ,
son. Warren, Poe Valley; Mrs.
Mae Murch of Klamath Falls.
and Mrs. Eva Roberts of Langell ;
Valley spent Thursday in Ashland.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Sealer also vis
ited in Ashland with his mother,
Mrs. Clara Seater.
MRS. HAROLD WILLIAMS and)
daughter, Susan, spent a few days J
in San Francisco and visited rela
tives and friends in Chico and
Corning.
MR. AND MRS. MAURICE
WESCOTT and daughter, Mikki,
took their son, Mark, back to his
hasp at San Diceo after he
spent a few days of leave here.
MRS. ERN CIVAN is spending
two weeks at Santa Barbara with!
her children and their families and
will visit another daughter at sui
ter before reluming home.
MR. AND MRS. KENNETH '
HRICZISC.SE have named their
now son Michael Shawn. He is;i
. His orandson of Mr. and Mrs.
Vaurirn Suillane and Mr. and I
' Mrs. Peter Hricziscse. all of Lan
gell Valley.
MRS. MIKE DEARBORN vis
ited in Malin on Thursday with
Mrs. Herman Vowell and family.
MRS. LLOYD GIFT and Mrs.1
' Br-rlha Vinson are soihI a fcw If)
days at Squaw Flat.
MR. AN Mft Jm W
LER of Klawath FaJk ffooi cv
- era! days wl thow dnwqhurs.
Mrs. Wayne Yancey mi Mrs
George KoaJy a failjn. .
SH5. VYALTH tmut .It.
has been returned t Hillside Hos
. pital for further medical treatment.
LESLK ETKMWt has re
turned home alter working this!
summer at Lakeview. Calif. Week
end visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Martyn Embsrtson were
her uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs.
George Irwin. Nogales. Ariz They
wert on their way to Canada
(or a vacation.
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