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(MIT professor Rostow discusses the international intentions of Red China, concludes that China will try to extend her borders of control to other parts of Asia. Also discusses U.S. policy toward Nationalist China. Features: Robert E. Ward, UM-Pol.; W.W. Rostow)

(Professors from the UM Center for Japanese Studies discuss Japan's internal problems and how Japan affects U.S. interests in Asia. Consider how U.S. can convert a defeated, demilitarized enemy into a strong ally against communism. Features: John Hall, UM-Ctr. Jap. St.; Robert Ward, UM-Pol.)

(Senator Mike Mansfield outlines the history of U.S. policy toward the area and discusses the U.S. interest in security and stability in Southeast Asia. Features: George Peek, UM-Pol.; Russell Fifield, UM-Pol.; Mike Mansfield)

(Sen. Mike Mansfield discusses the question "Is it likely that all of Indo-China will soon be Communist?" Concludes that divided Viet Nam is weakest link in armor of defense against Red China. Film footage of war, Ho Chi Minh, and Diem. Features: Russell Fifield, UM-Pol.; George Peek, UM-Pol.; Mike Mansfield)

(Discussion of India's Congress party and its problems since independence with references to Gandhi and Nehru and what these mean for U.S. policy and the struggle against Communist China. Film footage of Indian agriculture and health projects. Features: Phillips Talbot; John Muehl, UM-Engl.)