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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1976

Page

2

Chou En-lai Charms World Leaders With Wit

An Associated Press profile portrays Chou En-lai as a witty intelligent Chinese leader admired by presidents princes and generals. It notes his moderation and magnetism drawing admiration from figures such as George C. Marshall Richard Nixon and Henry Kissinger.

John Roderick Associated Press Tokyo Chou En-lai George C. Marshall Nixon Henry A. Kissinger China Chiang Kai-shek

Chou En Lai remembered in postwar dispatches and recollections

A personal reminiscence traces encounters with Zhou Enlai from wartime Chungking to Yenan and Peking, detailing his affability, courtesy, and influence during Marshall mission talks and ping pong diplomacy. The piece recalls meetings in Nanking Shanghai Yenan and a later reunion at the Great Hall of the People.

Richard M. Nixon China Chou En-lai Peking Chou Chungking Nanking Shanghai Yenan Frankess U.S Roderick Kissinger

China US ties seen stable after Chou death

US analysts say Chinese leadership change will not affect relations with Washington. Teng Hsiao-ping runs day to day affairs while Mao and policy support a pro US stance. Kissinger cites permanent interests ensuring continuation of China US policy despite Chou En-lai's death.

Kenneth J. Freed Associated Press Washington Chou En-lai Chou Teng Hsaio-ping China Teng U.S Mao Tse-tung Chinese Communist Party Peking Russia Moscow United States Ford

Protestant factions threaten all out civil war in Ulster

Protestant leaders vow never to share power with Catholics and urge action. The UDA backs escalating conflict, while Prime Minister Wilson faces expected rejection of demands and a call for majority rule in Ulster.

Belfast Northern Ireland Harold Wilson Vanguard Party Ernest Baird Ulster Britain Merlyn Rees Ulster Defense Association UDA Wilson IRA

Chou En-lai’s Death Triggers Chinese Leadership Speculation

China mourns Premier Chou En-lai as Teng Hsiao-ping appears poised to succeed him, with Wang Hung-wen eyed for the party mantle. Observers note Teng’s US links and Wang’s rise from youth to power amid Communist leadership reshuffles in Beijing.

Tokyo China Chou En-lai Teng Hsiaoping Chou Communist Party Wang Hung-wen Peking Hsinhua Mao Tse-tung Chinese Communist Party Great Hall of the People Central Committee Party Wang Mao Teng Defense Yeh Chien-ying Shanghai Kang Sheng Teng France Choug

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