Page two Reds Order Cease-Fire TOKYO </P) Red China un expectedly announced early to day orders for it* troops to cease fire and pull back on - the Hima layan frontier. India’s immediate response was to denounce the Peking move as' treachery.'But a quick follow-up statement in New Delhi said In dia would withhold final judg ment on the Chinese measures un til' it had a chance to study them. The surprise Chinese announce ment' broadcast by Peking radio said the cease-fire order would become effective at midnight Pe king ..time (II a.m.'EST) today, and ihat the troops would put) back. 10 days later. The Chinese statement had in dicated that Peking’s orders would be earned oui no matter what the Indian reaction. ~ PRIME MINISTER NEHRU was awakened at 2 a.m. in New Delhi and informed of the - Peking broadcast and an official spokes man then issued a brief state ment; "This is a treacherous move on the part of the Chinese and they j^affa-isiasTssncriKni;, Wesley . Foundation ' Thanksgiving Day Service Rev. John A. Snyder Lemont Methodist Church Speaker (Breakfast Served Immediately'After Service) FEATURE at 1:30-3:25-5:20-7:15-9:10 LATE SHOW TOffITE li P.M. PETER SELLERS! STRIKES AGAIN! FEATURE fiEGffiS TOMORROW “SELLERS KEEPS A GLOWING FLOW OF WELCOME LAUGHTER RUNNING CONTINUOUSLY! T N.Y. World Telegram • DISNET KIDDIE SHOW FRL MATINEE • have committed aggression,” the spokesman said. ‘‘lf they are gen uine about it, why don’t they withdraw irrfrnediately?” The statement in effect reiter ated Nehru’s soften made asser tion that India would go on fight ing until the last Chinese Com munist'invaders have been pushed out of territory Indid recognizes as its own. • Nehru also had said, however, that he would not consider nego tiations with Peking -until Chi nese troops had withdrawn to po sitions they held before the heavy fighting broke out in September. THE CHINESE statement con tended its orders would meet these conditions. But in Washing ton. an Indian embassy spokes man said the Chinese Communist offer to withdraw would actually leave them in control of large areas of disputed ..Ladakh. . Bed China said the it announced were taken on its own initiative toward peacefully set tling the border dispute. It warned, however, that fight ing would resume if Indian troops try to advance beyond the posi l tions outlined by Peking. 64• wiMft’aisKSkimr 1 Annual 8:00 A.M.— Sign up at Wesley KOW SHOWING IaiERS - EGBM - f EASEE • CUSACK - LtlEHfDfi 0 *t 1:30-3:30-5:30-7:30-8:30 P.M. THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. UNIVERSITY PARK. PENNSYLVANIA * USSR, Cuba Sign E< HAVANA (AP) Responsible sources said' yesterday Soviet First Deputy Preriiier Anastas I. Mikoyan has signed a new three year economic aid treaty with Cuba. Informants said the. economic agreement was signed by the vis iting Soviet official and Ernesto Today is the ; LAST DAY ! You Can CASH CHECKS i . ! - at - S.C.C. A. - *«£* •? ■ ■ *• £at at the the tjCion Penn State Diner V SPECIiI£ Roast Young Turkey Orange Juice or Cup of Soup Choke of 2 Vegetables or Salad Pumpkin Pie Coffee J anomic Treaty Che 'Guevara, industries min ister. There were no details. No date, was given, but'presum ably the ‘treaty was worked out last week- when- Guevara gave a dinner for Mikoyan. ' Mikoyan has been here discus sing the Cuban crisis with Castro and other Cuban leaders. $ l.OO WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 21. 1962 hew -Starts TOMITE -7:00-8:45-10:30 PM. TOMORROW ai 2:15-4:00-5:45*7:30-9:15 j immffiratKmmrrawsfM* - ...-RAY MILL AND lEAN HAGEH.--FRANKIE AVALON RSQ&JttWU) KUJJO Mli'uTuOhl WHO* Wl IWCfI m mtwt mrttvTx* r.r.t£ ; V\
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