— In the conomist of 20/10/62, there appoared an article by its Indian correspondent which began: "For the first time sinco the Sino~Indian dispute began the Indian people knows whore it stands. After months in which New Delhi has blown hot and coldeesese, one could almost foel the reliof that groctod Mr. Nohru's flat statomont on Octe 18th that the army had beon ordered to push the Chinese out of thoir latest footholdin the North iast Frontiocr Agency." Later in tho articlo it says: "The most intriguing uncertainty is whether tho arca really is south of tho Maciiahon line at all." So much for all the talk of Chinose aguression
International Bulletin / The BulletinInternational Bulletin Vol. 1, No. 45, 3 November 1962
Conomist Says Indians Start D Fighting and Border Is Uncurtain
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