INDIAN PREMIER
NEW YORK, November 6. Pandit Nehru said to-day he believed his twenty-six-day visit to the United States would bring about closer relations between the Western world and Asia. Nehru said that questions about East-West relations had been asked of him in America over and over again. Some people had a misconception about what was meant by “The East.” He added: “If by ‘East’ you mean Asia, T certainly think that relations between East and West will be drawn closer by my visit." Pandit Nehru will leave aboard President Truman’s private, plane to-morrow for London. (Rec 10.30). LONDON, Nov 8.
Pandit Nehru arrived in London in President Trumans private plane from his goodwill visit to the United States. He refused to discuss his talks with American Statesmen,
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Grey River Argus, 9 November 1949, Page 5
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