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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1976
Page
7
President Nixon and Chairman Mao Tse-tung spoke for about an hour and 40 minutes at Mao's Peking residence. Chinese officials called it a cordial exchange on many topics. Nixon was with Pat Nixon and an aide. Chinese aides and liaison officials attended.
White House press secretary said there are no plans for Nixon to report on discussions. Kissinger noted the former president would report impressions after returning. Mao invited the Nixons to relive their 1972 trip, marked by a nine course banquet at the Great Hall of the People with Hua Guofeng praising Nixon, and a power struggle indicated after Chou En-lai's death.
The article notes Mao era Cultural Revolution began in 1965 to revive revolutionary zeal and ended in 1964. It cites Nixon praising and defending the Shanghai Communique co signed with Chou En-lai at the end of his 1972 trip.
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger met with Colombian President Lopez and Foreign Minister Lievano during an overnight visit added to his Latin American itinerary. Protests erupted in Bogota and Medellin as Kissinger sought to show U.S. support for the Lopez government and defend his Asia Brazil Peru outreach while stressing Brazil as a leading Latin American power. He dismissed resignations rumors and said U.S. policy rests on bipartisan agreement.
Growing numbers of American medical students study at 27 Italian schools, with 1 500+ Americans currently abroad under the Italo American Medical Education Foundation program. The foundation reports pass rates for foreign medical graduates rising to about 75 percent after orientation and exam prep.
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