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10. India-Pakistan - Temperate support of India in such
efforts as it may make to assume leading role in Asia, while
pressing for the pacific settlement of its outstanding differences
with Pakistan. Economic aid to. both countries through Point IV,
government and private loans and investments and, in the case of
India, particular assistance in producing or procuring adequate
supplies of food.
11. Regional Association - Sympathetic support of Asian
initiative for regional association aimed at increasing
political, economic and cultural cooperation but not, at least
at this stage, emphasizing its possible development as an anti-
Communist security organization.
12. United States Attitude toward the Area as a Whole -
The United States, in formulating policies and programs for the
Far East and Asia and in so far as possible in implementing them,
should emphasize and develop common action in and among the non-
Communist nations of the area. By so doing we would hope more
effectively to dramatize to public opinion both in the Far East
and the US the solution for Asia which we offer as a constructive
alternative to Communism. We would also hope by so doing to
encourage increasing cooperation among the nations of the area
with a view to (a) developing a more solid front against Soviet
imperialism than could be afforded by separate national units,
(b) coordinating in the interest of efficiency efforts to deal
with common political and economic problems, (c) promoting the
restoration of Japan as an actively participating member of the
Far Eastern Community, (d) drawing India, Australia and
New Zealand into more direct responsibility for the welfare and
stability
DECLASSIFIED
E. O. 11652, Sec. 3(E) and 5(D) or (3)
D pr. of State Litter, Aug. 9, 1973
By NLT- HC. NARS Date 9776
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