India and Pakistan
! ■ Sir,—lt should be pointed . out to Mr Collin, your correspondent from Dannevirke, [ that the United Nations, i which he claims is "dictated •to ... by Communist States,” i has just voted overwhelm- ! ipgly against the point of view of Russia and its satellites arid in favour of an immediate cease-fire in the India-Pakistan war. The greatest danger in this war > is that, if the United Nations s does not act along the lines : advocated in my letter, I printed on Friday, China may > take unilateral action which > might greatly extend the war. ; Therefore the New Zealand • Government, and outer Comi monwealth - . Governments, f should press for United Nat tions action with the utmost , urgency. If the United Na- > tions has been “inefficient” in . the past,- it is due to the . faults of Western Govern‘ments as well as to those i of "Communist and African ; totalitarian ones.”—Yours, 1 etc., MARK D. SADLER. December 12, 1971.
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Press, Volume CXI, Issue 32788, 13 December 1971, Page 16
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