Editorials: Trust them, Mr Desai, While China provokes Burma, Czech Revolt gains speed, Briefly Speaking...: Up-to-date revolution, Lively Greengrocer, Tardy Legislation, Words of advice, Free Legal Guidance, Fighting Tuberculosis, The Sheikh speaks on Kashmir by Trevor Drieberg, Rain saves Aussies at Lords from "Dickie" Dodds, Verdict! This Week Himmat..., Best World Press: French Elections, Sino-Soviet Split, Missile Talks, Heart Transplants, National Headlines: As Ministries Topple, Revolutionary young inventors, No.1 exchange earner in crisis, The World: This Week: Canada votes unity, Missiles elections, Belgium's new Government, De Gaulle Sweeps France, Saigon demands Americans stay, Australia reassesses Asian policy by Our Correspondent, The Week in Asia, Are moderates winning in China? by Our Correspondent, The other side of UK immigration by Gordon Wise, The Week in India, Suez closure hits India by Harry Almond, Dovetailing of Indo-Soviet Plans by Professor C.N. Vakil, Kerala: Marxists plan 'cultural revolution' by G.S. Kartha, Jamme and Kashmir: Give Kashmir a stake in India by Trevor Drieberg, This India: Magic Words by Neerja Chowdhury, Books: The Story that shook Britain, Sport: Snooker Hope, Soccer stagnation, Tennis Debacle, This was a Life: Nichiren Shonin 1222-1282, Letters: Draft Sena, Unjust Requistioning, Himmat in Regional Languages, Why Silence When Saigon is Shelled? , Scrap food zones, Martyrdom for E.M.S.?, Africa Winds by Rajmohan Gandhi
Sheikh Abdullah; China; Kashmir; UK immigration; Indo-Soviet
Editorials: The indestructible Congress bosses, Arms and the men in Moscow, Shadow play over Suez, Briefly Speaking...: Experts disagree, Himmat in your language, Crazy regulation, Generous Pardon, Bombay traffic, From Madras to Yale, Just in case, Dateline New Delhi: Mrs Gandhi and her Congress Warlors by Antenna, Verdict! This Week Himmat..., Best World Press: Disarmament by The Washington Post, Arabs and Israel by Japan Times, Labour Leadership by The Times, French Elections by Le Monde, National Headlines: Assam Bill in next session, Dalai Lama's 33rd Birthday, Yet another CPI, Arms to Malaysia, From the World This Week: De Gaulle's Successor, Czech liberals gain, Israel a reality?, While Biafra starves, Second Thai front, Rhodesian Split, The Week in Asia, Disagreement over Sabah's status from J. Victor, The exit of Ray Gunter by Gordon Wise, Emotionalism in Ceylon Politics by Our Special Correspondent, The Week in India, Administration language problem by a Special Correspondent, Viewpoint: The roots of factionalism in politics and its cure, The cure starts with the "I", Factionalism due to weak leadership, The indomitable Mrs. N.G. Goray by J.M., This was a Life: John Buchan 1875-1940 by V.Y., Sport: Greatest Wimbledon Championship, Hockey Selection, Films: "Lord Jim", Madras: DMK's 139 chirping swallows by Our Special Correspondent, Letters: Selecting Olympic Teams by D. Sudarsan, Communalism by N. Jayaraman, Wheat Storage Facilties by A.V.R. Rao, Assam is for Assamese by Prakash Saikia, B.K. Chakraverty, The Kennedy Killing by Christie M. Juan, R.S. Amalnaj, Draft Senas by G. Krishnamurty, Heroic Nonsense by Rajmohan Gandhi
Editorials: Why not a food-ship to Biafra?, An opportunity, not a disaster, "Dear Mother...", "Happy Birthday to us", Briefly Speaking...: Not Fooled, Ashoka Flops, Fernandes cables Mrs Gandhi, "Hot signatures", Tourist unhonoured, Dateline New Delhi: The end of a long-cherished myth by Antenna; Assam: Flood hit N-E by Our Correspondent, Verdict! This Week Himmat..., Best World Press: New leadership in China by Hong Kong Standard, Three thousand every day by The Guardian, Capital at risk by Sunday Telegraph, National Headlines: Striking firemen, Party merger talks, Controversy over Fertiliser plant, Princes and Purses, Going, Going and gone, The World: This Week: Viet Cong attack expected, Biafra's agony, Tito back Czechoslovakia, Little Support for Nasser, "Fall of Chairman Mao" by Our Correspondent, The Week in Asia, New undertones at the ILO by Pierre Spoerri, Will workers become directors? by Gordon Wise, Student violence in Melbourne by Our Correspondent, Czech regime and public debate by Our Correspondent, The Week in India, Wimbledon in retrospect by H.W. "Bunny", Books: Colour or character: Africa's Hour and Other Speeches by Peter Howard, Weak Economic Policies Flayed: Indian Economic Policy by Professor B.R. Shenoy, "Show balance sheet to workers," says British trade unionist, West Bengal: 20th anniversary of DVC by S.K. Mukhopadhyay, Frontiers of Science: Cheap Excercise, Party leaders on Soviet arms to Pakistan, Sport: Merited award to Tom Graveney, Cricket tours, Hockey thoughts, This was a Life: Dr. Samuel Johnson 1709-1784, Letters: Wastage on Neo-Princes by Subhash V. Sampat, Our Public Sector by Talwar M.M., Lessor for Leaders by T.S. Prasad, Universities by N.S. Venkataraman, Automation A Problem by A.V.R. Rao, Peace in West Asia, Loans for Engineers by Koushik Dutt, Plebiscite in Kashmir by Dr. I.S. Menon, Is India governable by Rajmohan Gandhi
Asia; New Delhi; Viet Cong; Melbourne; Sovie Union
Editorials: Hungry Stomachs and ambitious politicians, How about honest non-alignment?, Embarrassing Admirers, Briefly Speaking...: No crossing, Bakshish, ek dum jaldi!, Pride in the desert, Indian English, No-tax taximen, Fatal Study, Only 30 copies?, Sensible types, Last Puff, Dateline New Delhi: Morarji adamant over Assam hill state by Antenna, On your toes: And What about my Purse?, Verdict! This Week Himmat..., Soviet aim in Indian Ocean, Best World Press: Nigeria's Plight by Japan Times, Back to Stanlinism? by The Hindu, Daily Mail, The Guardian, Indo-Pak relations by Pakistan Times, National Headlines: Wheat, Wheat all around, Why Mrs Pandit Resigned, Goodbye to Company donations, Another plan in North-East, The World This Week: Will Indonesia Intervene?, Nigerian talks re-opened, Honolulu and Paris, Czechs Unchecked, Iraq new Policies?, Much ado about nothing? by Our Ceylon Correspondent, Demand for more Press Freedom by Our Correspondent, The Week in Asia, French unrest crosses Channel by Gordon Wise, Europe's imperfect unity by Peter Hintzen, How are we doing? by a Special Correspondent, "Tribal Conflicts" in Europe by Pierre Spoerri, The Week in India, "People want quick results", Tunku's visit poses some problems by a Correspondent, Viewpoint: Students should study, not govern, Channel their creative urge, Study now to govern later, Cowdrey passes Bradman's Test runs total by H.W. (Bunny) Austin, Will Moscow crush the Czechs? by R.M. Lala, Frontiers of Science: Space Base, Venus mapped by Reginald Holme, Books: A Statesman Looks back by Robert Menzies, Nawab of Pataudi, World War II, Suez, Sport: Cowdrey's Unique Century Double, All round sportsman, Next Hammond's record, Well remembered, Good selection, A Show-down, This was a Life: Mirza Hussayn' Ali (Baha 'U' Llah) 1817-1892, Letters: For a Change by Prakash, Soviet Volte-Face by B.G. Omprakash, Assam and Foreign Missionaris by S.D. Lakiang, Shun Bickering by C. Dayakar, Pilgrimage to Moscow by K. Ramaswamy, Czechs and Ibos by Rajmohan Gandhi
Asia; Soviet Union; Czechs; Morarji Desai; Indonesia; Europe
Editorials: Will Hungary save Dubcek?, A necessary stand, Noodles, diaries and Fidelism, Non-violent hijacking, Briefly Speaking...: Medical Mecca?, Honoured Guest, Mile Clementine, Cheaper Steel, Dove with claws, Police raid police, Try, Try again, Letters of Gold, Dateline New Delhi: The Great "Conspiracy" by Antenna, On your toes: Vietnam's Ugly Face, Verdict! This Week Himmat..., Sons and Fathers by Antenna, Best World Press: Czech Crisis by The Guardian, Guns in China by South China Morning Post, National Headlines: Kerala Government Confused, Princes to fight on Privy Purses, Concessions to Kenya Asia, Tata Welcomes 4th Plan targets, Naga underground split, The World: This Week- Humphrey 'Muzzled'- McCarthy Gains, Cypriots Meet, Biafrans agree to relief route, Dubcek meets the Russians, Nasser told to wait, Atop 75,000 crore tons of iron ore by John Williams, The Week in Asia, Bankers for the World by Gordon Wise, World Churches hear Asian needs by Our Correspondent, Malaysian precautionary measures by J.V. Morais, The Week in India, Civilising a Scottish "savage", Through Indian eyes by Neerja Chowdhury, Frontiers of Science: Awaiting gas attack?, Computer as bank manager by Reginald Holme, Books: "Forgotten" writer reappears: The master and Margarita by Mikhail Bulgakov, Baalbeck comes to life: Baakbek Caravans by Dr. Charis Waddy, Kerala: Red "anti-centre struggle" awash by G.S. Kartha, Delhi: Administration's grouses by a Correspondent, Developing Chandigarh by Hardial Singh, Soviet-Australian prawn row by a Special Correspondent, President Ayub Khan recalls: First meeting with Kosygin, The importance of being Ayub by R.M. Lala, Sport: Indian hopes in Merdeka Soccer, Don Bosco athletics, This was a Life: Lord Beaverbrook 1879-1964, Letters, The Short-Cut by Rajmohan Gandhi
