Wall Street Journal

Indians protesting U.S. arms sales to Pakistan shouted slogans as President Nixon's security adviser, Henry A. Kissinger, arrived in New Delhi for a two-day visit. Other demonstrators turned out in Bombay where Vice President Agnew stopped to refuel en route to the Mideast. Indian Foreign Ministry sources said there is a "crisis of confidence" in India's attitude toward the U.S. as a result of disclosures that Pakistan is still receiving U.S. military supplies. It's believed that Kissinger's main task is to regain New Delhi's trust.