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    "ocrText": "3\nOTHER FOREIGN AFFAIRS\nReviewing his tough week in Parliament, Post's Sterling says that\non eve of US visit, \"Andreotti's gov't is plainly done for. 11\n\"In a 10-minute burst of eloquent indignation that brought a flashing\nmemory of Stevenson, Scali served notice to UN that US is going to be\nno propaganda patsy during this new period of Mideast rage. \" Thus\nleads Jerry Greene in a very positive piece on the \"strong new US\nvoice in UN\nScali knows well the power and dangers of gov't\npropaganda; he is particularly well qualified to combat it. He'll be\na handy man to have around. 11\nSulzberger writes optimistically of the favorable ambience in New\nDelhi as US-India relations head back on track following the Pakistani\nwar in which C.L. feels US sided w/ Paks to preserve developing\nrelationship w/ PRC. \"If the pragmatic Rush can find a formula to settle\n[aid] problems as the new dialogue opens, 11 Salzberger says \"the last\nscars of the stepping stone era when India was undoubtedly trod upon,\nwill probably vanish. 11\nAll is peaceful again in Sikkim, the Times tells us w/p. 1 story and\nphoto of the content Chogyal and US wife Hope Cooke.\nWriting w/ criticism of the OPIC's refusal to pay ITT the money\nlost in Chile's confiscation, Buckley says \"we are too unsure of our-\nselves to demand that US citizens' rights be respected. That, by the\nway, is why increasingly they're disrespected.\"\nSpruille Braden w/ op ed piece in Times rapping foreign aid,\nresistence to adequate defense and low morale in services.\nADMINISTRATION\nIn 1st of 2 reports on a survey of 100 mid-American voters who\nwent 2-1 for RN, Johnson and Witcover report much unhappiness over\neconomy and Watergate and conclude \"it's not too much to suggest RN\nis in as much danger of being consumed by domestic problems as LBJ\nwas by foreign ones after a similarly overwhelming triumph. 11 58%"
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