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By ADRIENNE FARRELL NEW DELHI tReuterst—The

harlal Nehru Wednesday left the nation's top leadership post open with four persons consid- ered possible successors.

The swearing — in of former home in in i st e r Gulzzarilal Nanda. senior member of Nehru's government. as prime minister was only an “interim arrangement," a government official said.

The decision on who succeeds Nehru lies with the 1‘11]an Coli- gress p a rty of ParliamentI Which is to meet Within a few

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Nehru as party leader. He. or she, will become. prime minisv ter.

A Congress party spokesman

lsaid the party executive \viil.‘

mcct Friday morninri and the party will hold a plenary ses- sion Friday night to name a new party leader.

If Nehru himself had a favor- ite to succeed him. he. kept II. a secret. He said he hoped the Congress party could make its own choice.

THREE HELD POWER

Since the fell ill in January. three minis- let's have held effective power

death of Prime Minister Jawa-

days to name a successor to

74-year.old Nehru ! make

The Guardian. misuottetown. Sat... May 30. 1964. zit 1! it wee mews ts

uccessor' .. .....Only Temporary

i in India The\ are Nanda. Miri-‘ . ister Without Portfolio Lal Ba- } hadur Shastri and Finance Mm“ iister T. T. Krishnamachart. Shastri. 59. although he: iranked after Nanda and Krish- lnamachari lit the cabinet. has lbeen functioning as a VlI‘lLBI j deputy prime. minister since. ‘ Nehru fell ill.

An accepted trouble-shooter. despite his small size and mild' . appearance. he has shown him-l isclf extraordinarily capable of

handling bitter I putes.

t Shastrt is rezarded here as: the most widely acceptable can-I didate to succeed Nehru.

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able at Truro in equipment and

Lsta Young people who take ithe two years practical or dip-f .loma coursn at that institution' i will not be educated away ironii lthe farms hut will return to them and return with an agric- ,ultural philosophy which wil‘ them both outstandingi icitizens and outstanding fat-mi. ' ers.

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While there may he reluc- lance on the part of m a ii 3 people to admit it, this prm lnce without agriculture won‘t make much sense time to come and without it other things we do and the poo pie that do them won‘t make much sense either.

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Changes uhich have talvn place in cropping proceduros even during the past twenty

years are quite dramatic. It is a far cry from the day when sets were cut in the cellar witn lime or ashes sprinkled 0 ve r them and then planted by hand to the modern progress of a

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