LAHORE: Affirming `every hope` that the Kashmir problem would be solved amicably, the Bharati Premier, Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, said on Monday [July 4] that the problem was urgent and on its satisfactory solution depended the future of PakistanBharat relations. ... Pandit Nehru also disclosed that another Liaquat-Nehru meeting will be held in New Delhi after ... the arrival back in Pakistan of Mr Liaquat Ali Khan from his American tour. ...

Looking visibly improved in health after his month-old tour of Indonesia, the Bharati Premier ... expressed his satisfaction at the `markedly improved tone` of the Pakistan Press following the Delhi Pact. `You don`t know what security measures are being taken to protect me,` said Panditji humorously when his attention was drawn to the embarrassing police arrangements... .

The Premier said that all outstanding Pakistan-Bharat differences should be resolved by mutual agreement, emphasising ... [on the] time factor... . The Premier realised that the present generation in both the countries, in view of its past personal mutual associations, was in a much better position to resolve `all differences` than those who would follow them. Dawn special representative