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fQ Pert I SAL, SEPT. gcggngitaf Cimfg INDIA RAID FEARS PROTEST Continued from First Pg repoit was ebown to the two warring parties. There was speculation Friday night that India may have forced troops, including the main sion, I will undertake imme highway from India proper the release by threatening to Thant Expected to Blame Pakistan for Kashmir Was in Report Today Gamal Abdel Nasser oi Egypt and Marshal Tito; Yugoslavia appealed to India and Pakistan to stop fighting over Kashmir, They offered their "good services" to help. The two presidents, in; identical notes, said they feared the conflict would "develop into a general clash that would have far-reaching consequences for the peace of the world." leak the information in the report. diately appropriate action both within and without the United Nations to thwart such aggression." Back of this letter is the to Srinagar, the Kashmir capital.

Soviet Premier Urges Restraint in Crisis Goldberg, in his capacity Continued from First Pago must face the realities of the situation," he said. In the air war, official sources in Karachi, Pakistan, said an Indian plane was shot down and conceded only that on Pakistani plane was damaged. They reported the Pakistani plane landed safely. Both sides seemed to ack since the first outbreak Aug BY LOUIS B. FLEMING as council president, called council members Friday in a 3, as well as the chronology all members could be reached.

The secretary general met orivatelv with all council Tlmtt Staff WrlMr UNITED NATIONS Sec 1954 military defense agree third day of consultaitions. of events as observed by the U.N. cease-fire, supervision team in Kashmir. members Fridav to clear the way for releasing his report, The United States had avoided taking the initiative to call the meeting because both India and Pakistan reportedly were opposed. Council sources said the de RAWALPINDI, Pakistan () A Pakistani news agency Friday quoted an official spokesman as saying that Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin has sent a letter to President Mohammed Ayub Khan, urging restraint in the Kash rnant's conclusions are understood to be highly prejudicial to Pakistan.

Since which was originally distributed Tuesday on a con nowledge that the fighting' fidential basis. cision, to release the secreta the confidential circulation of the report to council members, Pakistan has sought to ment between the United States and Pakistan. It states that Pakistan will use American military assistance "exclusively to maintain its internal security, its legitimate self-defense, or to permit it to participate in the defense of the area, or In U.N. collective security arrangements and measures." The pact further states: Pakistan will not undertake Marshal to See Finns MOSCOW 10 Soviet Defense Minister Marshal Ro dion Malinovsky will visit Helsinki next week, Tass news agency said Friday. The announcement said Malinovsky was invited by Finland's Defense Ministry.

ry general's report tipped the scale in favor of the retary General Thant -will make public today an rexplosive report- indicating that Pakistan started the in Kashmir. The Security Council is ex-; pected to meet later today after the report is released. U.S. Ambassador Arthur 3. Goldberg, president of the Council this month, cut oft consultations late Friday af-J ter he apparently was una-ble to reach all council mem-'bers.

Orizinallv the council mir crisis. The spokesman said the block any public release and, since the decision to make The report is understood to be so sensational that council members thought it essential, after its release, for the meeting to go on record sunoortine the secreta meeting. letter was "under considera the report public, has repor- tion;" The spokesman was al An effort will be made to win unanimous support for tedly been in anxious consul so quoted as saying that a the secretary general's tations anticipating the rev ry general's earlier appeal to had stabilized in the Chhamb area of Indianheld Kashmir northwest of Jammu, the winter capital of India's portion of the disputed Himalayan state. An Indian spokesman asserted that counterattacks had halted the drive of Pakistani tanks and troops five to six miles deep inside In-dian territory on the Chhamb front A Pakistani spokesman said ground fighting is continuing but "our forces are 4 lUSlNESSMEN lUSiHLSSMEH reply would be sent to Moscow soon. erberations.

cease-fire appeal made last Wednesday to the chiefs of India and Pakistan a cease-fire. any act of aggression against The decision to release the The report said Kosygin DQzr.nl any other report is a victory for was believed to have sent a According to diplomatic state of Pakistan and India. Thant has received no answer from the two govern government of Pakistan will members were considering similar letter to Indian Prime Minister Lai Bahadur which haa been pressing the secretary general to make not, without the prior agree DESK AND SAFE CO. Sj VISIT OUR SHOWROOMS 2656- MJtCTEDU It sources, the secretary general's report includes his own evaluation of the fighting ment of the government of two sessions today, but tne formal call was delayed until his findings public since the ments, although Prime Minister Lai Bahadur Shastri Shastri. In Belgrade, Presidents the United States, devote of India indicated his lack of such assistance to purposes now busily consolidating enthusiasm Friday with a statement in New Delhi to other than those for which it was furnished." Ambassador Nehru ac the effect that "a cease-fire is not peace." 12ST time crrznzD BY A RELIABLE COMPANY Valuable Daaltrship for qualified man.

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The players agreed to a draw after Fischer's 69th move. Experts here had predicted that the 22-year-old Fischer would win; the match. Fischer's next match will be Sunday with Hungary's RR views with obvious grave llSfSlffiliiifiliiliill 10 5 PJX HOURS: FRIDAY 10 A.M.te9P.M. SAT. fc SUM.

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